Exeter Times, 1906-04-12, Page 8STEWART'S
The Stewart Wall
Papers for
Spring.
Now that the House Cleaning Season is here it is time
to introduce our immense stock of new Wall Papers. First
let us remind you of the fact that our stock is by far the
largest and most up-to-date in Exeter, in fact many city
stores show no larger range than we do. Now for our
Spring Stock of Papers -suppose we confine ourselves in
this space to an earnest invitation for you to come and see
them. So many new designs and effects have been intro-
duced into our stock that it would be impossible to detail
them fairly in anything short of a booklet. Suffice it to say
that w have the most beautiful lot of papers that you'll
likely see this season. Here are
Three Specials for Careful Buyers.
A swell range of
new papers in com
bination of blue, green
fawn and wood shades
in floral and set pat-
terns with glimmer
decorations, our spec-
ial price per roll iprace per roll
5 cents 10 cents
A lovely lot of neat A beautiful lot of
paper in greens, blues, Parlor, Hall and Din -
reds, fawns and light- ing Room Paper in
er shades in swell effective designs and
cci:ibinations - setni• rich colorings of all
stripe, floral and set the latest shadings
d:t signs with pretty and gilt decorations
i. fleets, our special with two tone effects
Our bargain price
15 cents
CURTAINS ! CURTAINS !
In Lace and Tapestry and Bagdad Curtains, you'll find
us on top. Style, Quality and Values are what we offer in
our Curtain Department. Lace Curtains, special values at
85c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Tapestry and Bagdad Cur-
tains $2.85, $5.50 and $6.50.
Carpets, Rugs and L,inoleums.
We show a big stock of Carpets, Room Rugs and Eng-
lish Linoleums.
Bring Us Your Butter
and Eggs, they are
just as good as
CASH.
J. H. TLiR1T.
DIAMO.ND HALL
Reliable
wat�nes
We again draw attention to on
high grade of
WATCHES
Good material, fine finish and ac
urate adjustment areall combined
in each %Vetch, Our aim in tit
past, as now, has not been a quos
ion of price, but of quality.
A Good
Time=Piece
like anything else, is always the
cheapest in the end. If you want
a gocx! Watch, buy from us.
MflRGHflND
TIIE JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
Eyes Tested Free.
Spring
Suitingse
Say we Rot in some swell s r i
Suitings last week. Theyrar I
right up to the moment.
I' oats are two inches longerl
O. In last year and the Lapels I
a• so muchbroader and deeper
ti, tt yon can't help but notice ,
theta,
The Vests are cut with five
buttons and the Pants are just
a little leg teppy.
They are beasts all right for
Mlt. CHRIS I1ASKERVILLE HAS
given up housekeeping and %till Iivc
v
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advertisement, accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
TIIURSDAY, APRIL 12th. 1906
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LOCALS
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SPITING PLOWING IIAS START=
ed.
MISS CORA PRIOR \VAS iN LON_
don last week.
A SURE SIGN OF SPRING IS
the h skipping . .
kt ,
f rope.
SCHOOLS CLOSE TO -DAY FOR
the Easter 'holidays.
THE CIIiLDREN 01' MR. JOHN
Mellott oro ill with la grippe.
THE I'AY ENVELOPE THIS
week moans an Easter bonnet.
INSTEAD O1' BLUE MONDAY 1
is now Hog ,Moneiay in Exeter.
REVS. GODWiN AND GOING EX
ohanged pulpit; Sunday tnornin
last.
Ml: D, SLI.811, SNOW. 1tAIN, WAS
the cotnbitretion the forepart of the
week.
THE IiiGII SCHOOL DEPART.
wont clo-aed yesterday for the gas1
tor holidays.
MR. A. MOORE, Ole 8T. MAItYS,
spent Sunday in town renewing ec-
queint.rnces.
MR. TIIOS. 11AND1'nl1” 3HIPPEI)
a number of horses to the Northwest
last Srturday.
TM; MILLINERS ARE WORKING
n7(1tinr.- I' p'iri„•• Indic- headgear
for next .1j , %.
MRS. W. \\ E.TA \V A Y. ,\ N D
child, of Toronto. are crating Mr.
end Mrs. A. Ford.
HARRY
JACKSON,
OF
TORONTO
TO
is visiting his I►trents her.' during
the Easter vacation.
MR. DONALD McINNMS LEFT
Thursday dor the Northwest where
11r '1.
Itle
landed d into co
r v.
t.
TiiERE'S LOTS OF THE: "UNA-
(lultcrated" on the market whether
1 he sep is running well or not.
MR. PERCY WESTAWAY, OF
Lond,:n, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Ford n few days last week.
$15, $18 and $20
ith hie son in Centralia.
MIT. J. G. STANHURY ATTEND -
.1 tie funeral of hie nuns etre. ,1o.
septi Townsend, in Tuckerantith, on
4%turday,
\ill. T1108. SELDOM, Oi' iNGEIt-
;oll was in town last neck on busi-
ne:' in connection with the estate
of the ]rte George Samuel].
TWENTY YEARS AGO LAST FRI.
ay. April 6th. we were visited by
he bltevieet snow storm ever known
this vicinity during the month of
arra 1.
d
and no Matter where you go, in
volt can't find anything that A
will fit as nice as they do.
W. W. Taman t4,
O.A.1111TOAtd.
&art fife
Mars
Merchant Tailor. •t
Tis Kia 'IN Ntt Pia
n 1ognt
' ' .ki E EXETER 11' S. APRIL 12th,1906
AIR. A. MARCIiAND, SPENT A
fee days this wtxk in Berlin.
MISS HAT'TIE St''rHEI(LA`:D, OI'
lbetetall. visited f,i' tots in town over
Sund,y.
THE McNAC'G11T ANTI -TREAT -
inti !Lill r'cctived its quietus in the
Ontario Ls•gislatutc last week.
MISS LAURA JECKI<LL SPENT
r few days last ueek %isi.ing friends
(.oderiolt.
O\1: TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
you 11:tt Ce'v's Pure Creent Tartar
li Ikintr Powder is n lea.h•r, only 25c.
a touud.
NOTICE. - BEGINNING ON MAY
let we will clove our shot► every
evening cit 6.30 :-.1►.•►rp. excepting
\Vvdneedeys and 8:,1urday.. -- J. A.
Stewart.
.Ili. W. E. EATON TIIIS WEEK
Fold his hou. a ,Ind lot on Main street
to i ebias Staley. Mr. Eaton in-
tends moving to Myth in the neer
future.
1)11. IIUTLER, OF LONhON,
be at fire Oontral Ilotel, Excte
Mondey, April 23rd, I,.urs 1
tn., to 5 p. t►t., for Eye. Ear.
WILL
r, ou
0 a.
Nose
and Throei consultation- Eyes test-
ed end „tames supplied.
'1'111: MEETING OF TILE BASE•
bill enthusiasts scheduled for last
levelly night at the 'Town Hall did
not materialize. A few appeared
and waited for others to come but
ati the number %vies small, the meet-
ing was celled off.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR Stilt=
goon, will be at the Commercial
Hotel the first Friday of each month.
!fours, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 v. in. Glass-
es properly fitted and diseeses of eye,
ear and ,,sac treated. Next visit
Friday, Maty 4t.th.
DR. ANDERSON, W1I0 RECENT-
ly Fold out his dental practise, will
remain in charge of his office until
eels 1, when his sucecssor 'takes over
the business. Dr. Anderson and his
brother of Mitchell, e:bo recently
disl,osed of his business there, will
take a trip to the Northwest, with
a view of locating at some dcsirelble
place.
elft. JACK TIIOMI'SON, WHO
for sevenal years past had oharge of
the stables of 13awden elcllonnell,
resigned his position Friday jest. Mr.
Thompson left 8.ltui4iy for Seoforth
where he will visit friends prior to
going to British Columbet. Before
leaving .the firm presented him with
a beautiful gold stop watch and
ohain es an appreciation of . the
faithful performance of his duties.
AS WAS STATED LAST WEER
the merchants held a meeting in
the town hall, Thunsday evening to
discuss the matter of closing the
stores at 6.30 p. m. every day ex-
cept Wednesdays and Saturday's.
There teas n fair representation pre-
sent and after eotne discussion sev-
eral of those present decided to close
their places of business, provided
those in the same line would do the
same, while othors stated they iu=
tended closing at 6.30 whether t he
other merchants did or not.
TIIE CRAYON SKETCHING EN-
tcrtainment by J. %V. llengougl,, in
the Gidley Opera House last Monday
evening undor the auspices of the
Epworth League of the Mein street
churoh, %q.13 highly successful. Mr.
Bengough's %versatile talent enabled
him to entertain t he audience for
two hours and a half. alis cartoon
sketches of well known loon! per-
sons veno well received. Before the
entertainment given by Mr. Ben-
gough, Prof. Brown, of Eden, pleas-
ingly entertained the audience to
several picino selections.
"A LANDSEEKEII, A. BAGSIIAW,
who recently arrived in 1Vinnipeg
from Exeter, Ont., with a carload
of !sprees, hes disappeared and no
traces of hitn can be found. He is
thirty-five years of age, clean shaven
and stout in build. Any information
concerning hint will be _recei,ved by
C. W. Welsh and Wm. Pcnhalc, of
Regina, Sack., end W. C. Cann. of
Divideou, Sask." The above is front
tire Winnipeg Tribune of April 3rd.
We might state for the benefit of
the young men wlro made u fruitless
search for Mr. Il;tgsbsw, that the
gentleman took nick at Winnipeg
and retuned to his Donne here,
%vteere he is of present.
A MEETING OF TILE iIOUSE: OF
Refuge Committee of the County
Council %%as held at Clinton last
meek, when a number, of matters
in connection with the 111 inegement
of the house wore disposed of. The
bill respecting houses of refuge
which iv it present before. the Leg-
islature sees discussed and that tor.
Gott of it doling with the control
of the money and other property of
inmates was considered eetis(actory.
Tho committee did not approve,
however, of the clauses dealing with
Government inspection. There are
at preeent ninety-two inmates in the
institution at 'Clinton. inspector
Torrance :has sold ills old team of
'horses and has purchased at:other
team, IJ,c exobange costing $180.
Braid is now costing $3.05 ter owt.
end meat $6..5, the committee will
meet again tit O a
g o the hr. t Tuesday In
June.
THE Di1'FEItENT COMMITTEES
in (Marge of the twenty-fourth of
M ry celebration met last Saturday
afternoon ft stye
ort a
nd
reported d wa
t led
been done on up
.to �
e
d t
to the
direc-
tors of the Agricultural society.
Each eo►nmittee reported very fav-
orably and that present indication+
Show a successful celebration on
the tvi1'nty-fourth. The (ceche-e of
the different schools in otephen ted
('sborne will be communicated with
and asked to state about how many
children welt school will send. on.1
should any of the teechers fail to
receive a contmunicction, 'he or ahc
will oblige the sports committee by
writing N. 1). Hurdon, edvie:n„
as every child is invited to tonne aril,
. e the big 'show and take part in
the morning parade_ Every, com-
mittee is working hard. nn,l the sue-
cese of the undertaking rests con-
sideroble with the efforts taut forth.
AS i HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE
up fru'anew 1 %%i,11 d,snoae of my
steak in the store', Exeter ,North,
sit her in a bait or in part. at greatly
reduced prier!. This stock is in
good condition, and the party buying
will get a goal berg,in. The ]ley
pent office i+ in tonne. tion %%ith the
store. Also n quantity of bre,lkin,r
stone for rile cheap._L, McTaggart.
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Fine Easter Showing 'CABLING BRos
OF KID GLOVES, SILK COLLARS, LACE SCARFS, SILK
BELTS, LEATHER BELTS, & SILK WAISTS.
Ladies Kid (.loves In Blacks Greys,
Greens, Browns and Fawns, 2 douse
fastener every pair guaranteed to be
as good es they look, Best $1.00
Glove in the trade.
Ladies Fancy Collars and Collar' Tops
collars and cuffs, silk And linen Em-
broidered in all the latest novelties.
Prices 10c. 15c. 20c. 25e.
Ladies silk Belts in all the newest
shades very pretty, Special 50c.
Ladies in Black, Green, Blown & Blue
with fancy buckles worth 50e.
Special :etc.
A special lot of Ladies Silk Belts in
Blues, Browns, (;ream and Black.
Our Special price 25c.
Men s Ties
Our Special Easter Offering of all
best soc ties for 39c
our
Ladies Silk Waists made of pure Jap
wash silk, in Black and White nicely
tucked and made, all, sizes, Special
$2,75.
Ladies Silk Waists in Black and
White made of best Jap Silk pretti-
ly embroidered, very stylish, special
price $4.50.
Ladies Lace Scarfs in Cream and
White special at 25c. and 35c. Also
a very fine collection at 5oc. 75c. and
$1,00.
Ladies Rain Coats in Greys and Fawns
mule in up-to-date styles, Pleated
loose or fitted backs in heavy or
light -weight cloth Special $5.00,
$7.511 and $10.00,
Fine Display of Millinery.
We arc showing a lovely lot of trim-
med hats at $3.5o we are told others are
asking $s,00 for similar styles.
Art Shoes for Women.
We invite you to call and see our complete range of s
they cost no more and wear longer than any other shoe offers
sale.
81\TMI T..1 &
les
for
MISS WIIEATLEY, OF CLINTON
visited Mrs. Harry ]Rowe, Sunday.
TIIE MESSRS. BRICKWOOD
were .in Thedford on business Mon-
day.
MIt. GOLBIE, OF LONDON, IS
visiting at Mrs. John Vale's Exeter
North.
MISS ELS1E McCALLUbt IS VIS -
Ring jeer sister. Miss Ednu, of Tor-
onto.
WANTED. - SMART GIRL TQ
Learn vest making. Apply to W.
Johns.
MR. MOSES GARDINER AND SON
John leave Monday for Regina,
Bask.
. Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to Apnil 12th
MRS. W. D. YEO IS SPENDING
the Easter liolidays with friends in
Toronto.
MRS. JAS WOOD IS VISITING
relatives in Detroit during Easter
holidays. •
MRS. W. BARRO\VS
daughter Mabel, spent Sundry with
friends in Sheddou.
MIT, AND MRS. GEO. .McLEOD
have returned from visiting relatives
in Egmondville.
REV. W. M. MARTIN WAS IN
London Monday attending .tire fun-
eral of his cousin.
MISS LAURA JEC1 ELL 18 VIS-
iting her sister, Mrs. Hoe e, of
Toronto over Easter.'
MIt. ALFRED WALTEItS HAS
purolemed the house of Mrm. Isaac
llawden, on William si r'et.
THE ROSS, TAYLOR CO., 811I1'.
ped .a car -load of building material
to Stratford last week.
MISS NINA '
.
.A
sing a Foto in James street tr<et eletho•
l•
dist church Sunday morning next.
MISS MABEL FOLLICI4, ANi)
Miss Mabel lloys, of 81. Marys. spent
Sundry with Mr. tend M rs. E. Fol
lick.
MESSRS. 1t. SOUTIICOTT AND
Bert Muir left Mondny for \Vinui
peg. They wore joined in London by
Hoy lion.:.rd.
MRS. i'ETER GARDINER LEFT
this tteek for lllyth, where she will
join her busbend, wire ie in business
in Writ place.
MiSS I•:DNA FOLLICI: .\l) MAS-
lqa tett. Tneee. , morning for a
visit to London, St. Marys, Toronto
end Listowel.
ANi)
Gerfield Shtere of Brantford, vis-
ited in town Friday. Mrs. Bheere
and Miss Illenehe returned with hire
and will visit for re 11:10.
'1'111: LITERARY SOCIETY OF
the. high School gave an "At Moine"
entertainment to the pupils and
is:trents yesterday evening..
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES.- 1)i -
vine 'ervice %till he held fn the Tri -
vitt .\lcnori.11 church on Good Fri-
day at 11 n. ru. and 7. p. t11.
Mr. James Collingwood, of Hant
Ilton, who w is here attending the
fume! of hi, ,inter, Annie May, re
turned to his home friday night.
T11E ANNUAL 'VESTiRY MEET -
Mg 1 •l'•t
r t � •.
1 n .l.r r,ll -
no
.f r•
g iu _f►
will I I 1
>a held in lir• e:ttool hell neat!
Monday y evening ni eight
A very quiet wedding was cel.••
brutes! in Toronto, \Vcdnesd•ty April
5th, when Mr. Fred U. lfawksh:au,
of Exeter, was married to Mise Jen-
nie Fitzgerald, the ceremony being
l,cr.formcd by Rey. Neil. Mr. rind
Mrs. Ilawkshaw will take up their
residence with Mr. w
on Main street.
A G001) IiOT \VAT•EIt MOTTLE
.end fountain syringe should Ire iu
every house'. \V hen ?seeded they are
needed bad. We have a fine lime of
tient at prices that 1%iI1 surprise
you. 'Ole!, ones at COLE'S Ulti'G
boat 74 to 76 cents per bus.
Oats, 31 to 32 cents per bus.
Barney 40c. to 42c. per bus.
Peas, 65 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 a tan.
I3r.an, $18 per ton.
Flour. $2.25 per cwt.
Feed Flour, $1,24 per cwt,
Clover seed $8 to $9 per bus.
Hay, $7 per ton.
Butter, 20 to 21 cents per Ib.
Eggs 14o a dozen.
Onions 75 cents par bushel.
Dried Apples 3c. per pound.
Chicken, young, 7o to So per !b.
Dunks, 10 cents par Ib.
Geese, 10 cents per 16.
Ooal, $6.75 to $7.
Potatoes ,61.10 u bag.
dogs, Jiveweitrht. $7.10 a cwt,
Hogs, dreaded, $9 a cwt.
faster Perfume
THE KIND YOU LIKE
We have obtained some of the
made test r
ade bythe foremost newest tmanufac-
turers with the result that the
best and most lasting odors can
be obtained here at prices from
gOc to *1.00 en ounce
Writ Ladu Has Her
Favorite
DROS ERA, MiNOL.1, VE-ISTA
VIOLET, LA FItAN('E RosE,
Eoyrrette Lores, LI: TrtEPLE
INCARNA-r AND C,tsifsteue Bor.
outer are only a few leaders to-
gether with all the old favorites,
Make Voaar- Choice
Cole's Drug Sore
ErXE+Tf R.
Sundries a Specialty. •
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EASTER SERVICES.- T111•; ('OL_
lotting ererviccs will be held in the
Trivitt Memorial church on Easter
morning service Hole Communion. o d HolyblCommune
ion, 11 n. w: children's ref vice, .l
p. rel. : everting service, 7 p. m. There
veil1 Ire special Easter music includ-
ing .r Foto by Mrs. Perkin.' in t ho
evening ;re -vice.
THE WOMAN'S iNST'ITUTi•;
gave a very suCCesshtl social even
ing iu Senior's Will last Friday The
amusements of the evening consist -
cd of a fishing :pond and geesairos
competition. Tiho prize for the
1011) competition was won by Fred
Maddock, dock,
and the 1
foo,
cornlrctitio.r
by Mies ,1otinette Brown. Ehe cof-
fee which wen served w•ae Weed's
Stuyveetrrt, donated by "Mr. J. A.
Stew-•trt, and the prizesfor ill,•
competitions were donned by Mr.
W. Powell. Mr. )Nowell enlivened
the prooee.lings by giving sea -re -II
/selections pith his phoitogr,p11.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
STORE. ;Ire guaranteed for one scar Bears the
item ,i,hcr %%here to go, Coles the Signature of
Centre! Drug Store.
The Hair
of Yoath
Ric:r hair ; 1:=ri.-' hair; lor4;,
rrient hair. erieao it n c:nglo gray
line in it 1 Tlitir thc.t T0 --a rapfdly r
and docs rot fall cut. Tho kind of 1'
hair that 1:1)02 with hall's Vegeta-
ble Sicilian hair 11mlarr, ,
1'. •'r h I5,;1l 4 N P. Brogan a r1nS hr•th a n (j
NOW DO NOT DALLY WITH THIS OPPORTUN-
ITY. You'll probably say thele is six days in which
to buy and thus far you are right. But you can't buy Ting -
day what was sold on Monday y and we shall have to sit
to you, very sorry, but every one of tf.at line was sold.
fhen you'll say it's a fraud wo didn't have any such lin , That
is why we say cotyle early and at least convince y OUI'�t'Tf that
we advertize nothing that we haven't got. What we wish to
draw your attention to is those nobby silk waists iIn
and black. This is the second consignment wo 11R+1•e i teed
an(1 they are going fast. Our Ready-made Clothing De-
partment was never in better shape. Our Double Breasted
Suits for young Bien are very stylish and best quality.
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars and Ties, the very newest.
As for shoes we take no back seat frorn any of them.
The "ASTOR A" shoe is on the top notch.
MILLI • ERY -In millinery, we have a first class
milliner in le person of Miss M -' k in connection with
our busine and will rhecept produce same as cash for mil-
linery. .
LA.R.I.J.11\TC+ BROS.
Ilighest Price Paid for Produce.
1DOLLAR MAKING
emormoomomonommoommomma
The art of saving money is the art of making
money. To start saving money requires a
deposit of $1.00 only in
11111•11117
The sovereign BdnK 01 GdlldId
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received
Interest paid 4 times a year.
Put your money in a place where you can
get it when you want it,
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors,
■
SEVERAL OF TiIE PRIZES TO:
be given at the tournament of the!
Exeter Gun Club on Good Friday are
on exhibition iin the window of the
store north of the post office.
WITHIN THE PAST FE\V YEAIIS
American fractional silver :,nd silver;
dollars have circulated so -freely inI
the Dominion of Caned., especially
along the Amerioan border, that it
almost superseded the Canadian siI-I
vor. The C.enadiein governm.,nt made]
ran arnangcment with the banks that
if they desired to exchanges the
Amcriaen coin for Canadian silver,
they could do 10 free of expense, the
government paying for transporta-
tion of the silver. This silver is
(herr exchanged for gold at the
American treasury, as Amerien holds
all money to be equally good. Of
course as ter ee the metal goes it is
known that -1 dollar in silver is in-
trinsiaally worth only the market
price for silver, now about 61 1-2
cents. The dominion government
putting out its own salvo in ex-
change for American silver for the
benefit of dominion banks, tn.ekee nn
exchange of like value, but when it
receives gotd from the United States
while it r oceires only the .face value
of the coin it gets awl rly twice as
much as the silver itself casts.
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A\ EASTER GREETiNG
from a pretty miss is worth a
bushel of lots of other things.
You need a pair of our
EASTER EYE GLASSES
when she greets you, its won-
derful how clearly defined vision
becomes when using our eye-
glasses. We have all kinds from
those from children up to those
for gland -pop. Conte in and get
a pair.
all MEM.
W. 8. NOWAY, Phm. B.
Chemist. snd Opticinie
Phone50. EXETER. ONT.
sirhy)tti TI•:4TEn FREE: 11
The Ne "Way
take
Howey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
The old way to cure Only 25 cent
a box.
a cold
Success in Baking is,
Assured by Using
STflR ftOUR
STAR FLOUR never fails to
give entire satisfaction when
used under proper conditions,
CORN
\Ve have just got in a car of
American Corn of excellent
quality which we are selling
either ground or whole at cease
unable prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
A .JOINT MEETING OF 11E014IS-
Ise;ntatites of the: Huron and Pe rth
county' drouncils 14 is 'held oft Tues,
Idly of list iieek at Mitchell, for
the purpose of awarding contract+
for (he construction of two bridges
,on the county boundary between
McKillop In
to,
end t
Logan n
oR
t
na'
r�
-
n rthof Dublin. Va rden termite Councillors Cantelon and or.
Irisen, Clerk Ince and Engincar Au-
Ieley represented the county end tho
I'erth representatives were Messrs.
1 Ponaldre,n and Hammond. Four ten*
Ider.. were received for the roncrete
work, :,rid that of lfemawortlt and
Eckmire, of Etlrel, Leing .the Iowest
1 was nceepted. The figure is $4.25
'•'Irfor b it, +teal sTwo firm% tender -
Ithe tondor of A. Hill &rC�otuofeMit-
I obeli, at $530 for the t wo hrigos,
w-.rs seoepted. it was agrrv,d that
preparations' should 1,o Bride to (.rcet
two o:1, ..• t : el,. on t he boundary
bete -e'en Grey and Elms, the, spine
to bo about 40 feet and 50 Vet rind
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the .butments shout 10 feet high.
Fon ()Mt SIXTY 1 Petite ; Don't Monkey
s ace 11'et.t.Tttrsm kr!rrrrnr.-Mrs ���
Am Un }� (�
lvlrsistyyearsby Ilona hst been toed for ~j with that Cough
over afters by milIons or mnthon tor teen %„1
chlldree whIle t.c+ething with perfect .1e I'.p
it root►.. tae ehlct. •.erten. i lt). to , &iisyll all II s e N OW F Y'S
pwln care. wie 1 solar, owl I. rhe best rnmdMt /"
tor )'1iaRbrn►n, it b pldwrwei to the teat, eels
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by d ie In every part of '1.e world. 46 ) -
vnrteisheds tote u' St ',Joe
WIr4) w'. 3oottlro)re
Bp 119 sad s.t for so oiM• tied.