Exeter Times, 1906-06-14, Page 81
BIER TIME S. JUNE14th 19041
STEWART'S
HOUSE -
-orFURNIStIINGS
Vcs, 'Louse Furnishings is one of our Strongest Lines and the
present s:aeon has been the best iu the history of the Big Store.
We have repeated many of our best Tines. Our stock at the present
time is very complete—our sock of Carpets and Rugs is the most
complete we have ever shown.
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Wood t 11 ,.?ire;;:, 3x3, only $20.
$10.
English h
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K Tapestry Hohn►
Hugs, elegant designs,
new colorings. Best
B.:inly.—Great Value.
3x316 only$10.50
1': s• the choicest English $11.5a
i'• l w+ t lienor hugs that wt•$23 sive ever shown
New re —very close
terns, r a h (•nlorings—the richest xa.ti like leather.
most die: a1,:.• rugs we know or.
Yes, we have
:bit only F_and see there.
Very rich English Tap-
estry Room Rng, swell
new pattet ns, Best body
and full pile—will wear
See them. 3x4 $11.50
all Sizes. Come in
Wal Roam RI
ings ti: it will please the n,
Money 1; rig. 3 x 3 fo
for $S.75; 3i x 4 f $14; 3 X 4 $11; 4 x 41 for $15.50.
STAal1' THIS ON YOUR ' i' MORY. These are the best, Wool Rugs that
your r., is ey eau tiny. We nave not one Low or Medium Quality Rug in the
Shop.
8 • B"eOst.nl"y Eonry(Iuity atainsd fae tnhd
• a range of New Patterns and Colon-
. exacting taste and Tickle the String of any
:37.75; 2} x 3 for $6.50; 3 x 3•'1
C U R
Linoleumns
come to us direct from the makers in
Britain, the spot where they know
just I.•.w to snake the kind that wears.
We 11.1 VP a big Range of New Lines in
Blo •L .c 'I , l r t,il Scroll, erol!,
Tile,
Carpet and
Inlaid Effects. 2, 3. and 4 yards wide,
Our fpecial dinality 4 yards wide for
$1.05 is a winner. You can buy
cheaper tltcilities but would it, pay ?
\Ve are showing some very pretty
lines in New Dinner Sets. Our Stock
is large and complete in every line.
TWO LEADERS.
108 Piece Serni Porcelean Dinner
Set, pure while body. decorated with
Rose Bouquets and Gold Traced. It's
lovely and only 812.50.
108 piece Mock Linage China Set.
small neat C.tntilly Rose decoration,
pure white body, gold tracing. The
sweetest set we have ever shown
$13.50
Bri:i., Along Your BUTTER and EGGS—They are
just as Good as CASH.
S A. STEWART
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DIAMOND
HALL
1Ve have without a doubt the largest and
hest up-to•date stock of any town this size
in Ontario.
WHY? Because we pay cash for all our
goods and therefore sf II better stock for
less money than Fatal! dealers du for cheap
trunk. Take notice to the stsnip on your
goods before buying, It will pay you in
the long run.
P. S.—It's not necessary to have a iu.k
when buying heirs.
JEWELER & OPTICIAN.
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Spring
Suitings
Say we got in some swell spring
Suitings last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Coats are two inches longer
than last year and the Lapels
are so rnuclr broader and deeper
that you can't help but notice
them.
The Vests are cut with five
buttons and the Pants are just
a little peg toppy.
They aro beauts all right for
$15, $18 and $20
and no nastier where you go,
goo can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do,
W. W. Tainan
Mor•:becnnt Tallon.
't'r's Mui•'i,dlutl, of Toronto, is vis -
hirer Aire. 11. Making.
Bev. Mr. Fowlie of Erin, visited
Itelttivee its town. over Sunday.
Mrs. Mock and children. of Win-
eaime. car %isitin,t air. and Mrs. 1).
(black.
Mre. .tad Miss Snaith, of Lindsey,
air, t he guests of Mr. and M re. T.
II'r is r,
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DON'T LET GO
of the fact that upon your sight
depends your happiness. A liol•
iday or any other trip will he a
disappointment if your eyes are
not right.
STOP iN HhRE
and 1st lel examine your eyes
with every modern appliance
for with purposes. When we
dcicde what glafses you require,
you can depend upon them be.
ing right in every particular, in-
cluding the price,
IChemist and Optician.
Phone at). EX E1'ER ONT,
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W. 8. HOWDY, Phm. B.
Miss Lei;rhton, willow, for Misr
Many tack .tdvantlee of the plea• Mo inIkst
,left Tuefdty for her home
rlint 4t'athet on Sunday to visit the
Cemetery.I Mrs. C. E. l.orke, of ttoslon, is the
The South and West fiuren Far -r guest of her mother ,anti sinters .at
(Mors' lnetitntes will hold hoar sn-! the Central.
��aatl excurvdm to Guelph on Fridny.' Miss Addie Morlock %ieited , Ler
IJlltbe Wee( Huron Teachers' Associa- a.ster Sire. 1i. Iluckingh.tm in Lon-
will see°mntiny
them.
don list Sundiy.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copyfor changes must be left
not lar than Tuesday noon. Casual
adveatisemeutp accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
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ONCE USED ALWAYS IN FA-
vor, Cole's cream. tartar baking pow-
der.
1111. 11. T. JOHNS AND FAMILY
left 1 ;st Ft irhty for t heir new house
t l't. tale rd.
all:. ALF. BOW EY LEFT :LAST
S turd ay for Wittitipcg. inhere 144'
4:11 continue ::t hi, imide.
MILS. I1. WINDSOR OF [BROWN
City, Molt. 1s visiting her (parents
Mr. and rs l t
I Thos. Rowe.
MRS. DA\'i1) MACK OF \VINNI-
IK'S acoompanicd by her two children
is the guest of iter sister-in-law Mrs.
Dovid Mack.
alit. ANDREW i'ORTEi1, A FOIt-
mer typo, of the Times, has been ap-
point -al petersof the Sovereign
hank at Godeniah.
IIEV, W. GOD IN 1RETUiRNED
)tome Monday night after visiting a
few klays in Sarnia at the rices of
1 he (1onfcreuse.
11I1. Iii'GII SPACEMAN HE•
turned Saturdiy from attending; the
regular June meeting 1.1 fits County
Council at Goilerioh.
R':1N1'GD. —. SMART iBOY '1'O
learn t he hardware busicess. One
wvith tome knotvlcd;re of the buff'. ss
preferred.—\V. .1. Reitman.
l'OSITION WANTED—AS HOUSE
keeper by middle ago lady, ., good
home, more than big w•a;es desired.
Apply ll., Box 209, Mitchell
LOCALS
FRANIe KNIGHT, ,iii., WAS LAST
week mita:anted a clerk in t.h' flen-
sall br inoh of the Sovereign bank.
Ile assumed his new duties last
Thursday.
A MEETING OF TIIOSE INTER-
estedin quoits ss railed for d ties
(Thursday) evening of 8 o'clock in
the Town IFill for the purpose of
organizing for this season.
AMONG THOSE WItO ATTENDED
the funeral of the tate Chas. Perkins
011 Sa1urtt,y last were, Mr. and Mrs.
Win. II
avw ..rd •
r . i fi Win. Perkins
a d
et
\Vm. 1)tvidr,on, of London.
R. E. 13L'S\VELL, OF EDEN,
succeeded in passing his exams at the
Toronto Ms-dioa1 school, also R. J.
Hamilton, who to well known around
Eden, as a past teacla(r, succeeded
also with honors.
A TEAM OI' HORSES ATTACIIED
to .a manure spreader took fright
the other d iy en the fa rill of henry
Smith, and ran away. A young boy
was sitting in the wagon at the
time and 4444 thrown out, but be-
yond o4 g'h1 shaking up 4'ns not
injured. The manure spreader was
wnecked,
x411. \Val. DA\VSON (WHO iIAS
been the guiding star of 1 lta Park-
hill Gazette evince the death 'of the
late Malcolm llcleibbon, announced
himself last week as the proprietor
Mr. .i
lD n%% _,
on ham successfully looked
after the paper and its interests wire
.Trnut:ary last, and now that he has
full unntrol of the helm, he is surd
to improve the olrcady spicy paper.
MIt. I'ETEiI GO\VANS, WHO 11AS
taught successfully during the past
15 years in S. 8. No. 5, 1 shorne, has
tendered his resignation to (h^ bair:t
of trustees to taker effect at the
cease of the present term. it is un-
derstood lir. Gowans will go 10 ilio
Son, h+• 11114'1'w beets offered ,:t
school there else: rine in the. North-
west, .lir, Howard, of Blake, hos
been highly recommeeded es n suc-
cessor t 0511. Gowen, :end it is -lui;e
(•ossible the horrid of tresteem 4i11
cn,gage Lint.
To -MORROW, (FRIDAY) AFTER -
:items Obis been proclaimed .1 holiday
and business will be suspended from
one to five o'clock. Several of the
lodges of the town h the made ar•
rtngesncn(44 to march to thecanes
tery and decorate the gra y•^s of de-
parted brothers. Ilemled by ills
Exeter hand the march will start at
the Town o%
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f 11 at t one o'clock 0 0
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the c m.t r�. Outsiders
erre cordially invited lo participate in
the decoration of the graves of de-
parted relatives and friends.
Mit. \VES. SNELL, AGENT FOlt
the ,,llellormick Harvester's ('orn-
piny 1(reive.l :tri accident Sioril,y
which %%ill keep hien confined fru .t
short 4 bile. Ile was driving out of
Brantford, when his horse •took
fright and st•trten to run awiy, Mr.
Snell bring unable to control the
animal ill/111),(4 out of 1144 rig. 1n
alighting he struck in such n min-
tier that one of his legs w•.'1:4 broken
just a hove iIio ankle. Ile was taken
to the hospital nt Want ford an,l the
Injured member put in place. ,lir•
Stroll left 'rues(l4y 11101..11I nit • for
Ile 1[1(1)4(1 to be with her husband
chile he is 1:41(1 up.
AFTER A LONG ANi) fry:moue
trill lasting from t he opening of
the entnt in the Isfterno4n until
ncirly midnight the ctee ,of 1. .1.
Vert:cr, of Zurich against W. R. El-
liot, of Centralia eels deeidcII in
favor of aterncr, of tits „i vision
court heed here 11'edncsdoy of last
%%rick. The en• .e was 11:0 011tcome of
the tele of a horse by Mr. alerner
to Mr. Elliott for $200. Mr. Elliot
give Al r. .'Ierncr $100 in cosh and a
check for the ()dance, but as the
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horse showed lameness atter he got
it, stopped the F'tuen( on t he check
on the ground th.,t the horse 4v:4'
not as represenle(1. lir. Merncr
sued .lir. i:11init for 1140 piymert of
t he r.heek rind air. Elliott put in :a
coun(er claire that the animal was
afflicted with Nov:eular disease, and
hid been for Force time. Five voter,
ivary surgeons %%ere called arc Wit+
I1fisea, three of whom testified that
the horse showed symptom, of hay-
ing MK' dist' IS(' for eev^:•al months,
while the remaining two testified to
the contrary. The counter claim ens
dietnissed atilt judgment given Mr.
lice her,
Summer Wash Goods
All on Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices.
LOW yards Fancy,Muslio fine quality regular price '25 cents.
On Sale 121 cents.
500 yards Dress Gingham iu all Colors, plain and fancy patterns, regular
price 121 cents. On Sale 10 t We carry one of the finest up-to-date stocks of Ready -to -Wear
and Pink. Regu-
lar clothing in the town both in Men's 130 Youth's. 500 yards Melange Suiting in Dark Grey and Linen, regular price, 2.1 cents. and styles the latest and as cheap as the cheapest, Just received a
On sale et 13 cents, consignment of these goods today. Come and inspect them —ate
Lit) yards White Vesting, small seat Patterns, regular price 20 renis.
On Sale at 15 cents, convince yourself that what we say we do. Another thin, the
THE OLD RELIABLE
&k) yds fine quality Chambray, colors Green, Pale Blue cents
Pt ice 121 cents, On Sale 10 cents. ys' andouth s. The quality
arae 1I>la i
dolt yards 1Vh:te Mir -lin in Pretty Stripes acid Floral designs, regular
price 211) cents. On Sale at 121 cents.
Very Interesting Prices in Hosiery Department
f,Vornan's Black C
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otton Hose wart- 1Voman's Black Lace Hose full fash-
anted fast dye seamless foot 811, 0, 03.
ot► sale at 12c. ion ed seamless feet warranted fast
Woman's Fine :deco Hose. Warra-
nted fast color, full fashioned sizes 81
001. on sale at 20c,
Children Cotton Hose in '1',tn Lace
black sizes Si 0 01 on sale at 21c.
Womans Tan lace Hose in different
shades light cool and fashionable
on sale at, 91c
in different shades it. all sizes, Woman's ana
White Cotton Hose very
Childrens White Cotton Hose Plain fashionable fine quality all sizes
oe lace front in all sizes. Price arced- on sale 221c.
ing to size. Womans Black hose very fine silky
Children's Rel Cashmere hose fine finality embroidered with silk in dif-
1.1 IRib beautiful quality. on sale at 25. lerent colors on sale at 48c,
WHITE LAWN BLOUSES.
Never have we shown such an assortment of White Lawn Blouses.
An immense range of different styles, now is the time to chose your Waist.
Special lot on sale at 75c, $1, $1.2.5, $1.50, $2 and 82.50.
PRETTY SILK CAPES.—Two only very choice Black Silk Capes, 30 inches
long, prettily embroidered and flniehed at bottom with Black Silk
ruching, long Silk Ties. Liegular price $12. On sale at $10.00.
VAL LACES AND INSERTIONS. --3,000 yards Val Laces and Insertions in
different, widths, lovely fine qualities, regular price 7cand 8c, on sale at •tc.
BOY'S WASH SUITS $l.25.—Boy's Wash Suits in a number of different
styles. Prices $2, $2.25.
On Sale at $1.80,
Store Closes 6:30 except Wednesdays and Saturdays.
SNELL & ROWE
Mr. E. •McTaggart,who was visit- Market Report.—The following is
ing in Myth, returned Lome Sun- the report of Exeter markets, eon.
day. rested up to June 14(h.
Mr. and Mrs ,Stephenson ,of Sea- Wheat, 78 to 82 cents per bushel.
forth, visited Mr. Rulimohr, of Exc.- Oats, 36 to 37 cents per bus,
ter North. Hurley 42 to 45 cents pee bus.
Peas, 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 a ton.
Bran, $18 per ton.
Flour, $2.25 por cwt.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover seed, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Hay, $ 7 to $9 per ton.
Butter, 17o. per pound.
Eggs, 16 cents per dozen.
Onions 75 cents per bushel.
Dried apples, 5c. per lb.
Coral, $6.75 per ton.
Potatoes, 85c. per bag
Hogs, dressed. $9.50 n cwt.
.logs, live4•eiedd, $7.30 a cwt.
The Misses Jackson and Sharpe
visited with their parents in London
over Sunday.
Miss Lillie Welch left Monday fur
London, where she will stake her
future Lome.
Mrs. Livingstone, of Milverton, is
visiting her .parents, Mr. rind Mrs..
John
11t nkshcnv.
Mr. .and Mrs. Robt. G. Luker went
up to Goderiolt Tuesday. Mr ,Luker
is serving on the jury.
Mr. Walter 11,rding, of the Sov-
ereign bank, spent Sunday with his
Parents in London.
Mitis GrolibI n, of lDnsitwood, spent
Sundrty 'fain guest of Miss • Lauri 11
Jeckell, London hood.
ate. and .lits, (:co. Willis, of Lon-
don, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Mc-
Callum over Sunday.
alas. I). Mcinrkix returned 5Londay
evening fnom a visit wilrh relatives
and friends in Scaforlh-
alr. and Mrs. Piper, of Latnheth,
visited Mr. Piper's uncle, Mr. D.
Mills on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. E W. Ilorne.o( Milverton. and
Mr. Al. \[oorc, of St. Marys, called
on
fri•euis%-
in (own Sunday.
Mrs. John White. returned Friday
[nowt Windsor, where she spent a
couple ecieks with ,lira. T, W. White,
Miss a1. Gardiner :returned Satur-
day evenitia front a months i visit
with 'relatives .in the West. Mr.
Gardiner iS bolding a residence in
It girui.
Mr. Fred Willis, of Marlette. ;Stich.
who was visiting relatives here for
:t few weeks (returned to his home
Friday. Tho Misses Gertie and Lil-
lie Boyle returned with him and will
visit for some time.
LOST.—iIETWEEN '1'11[; CEN-
Iralia elation :and the home of W.
11. Elliot, a gold medal. Finder will
please - le:tve at the home of Mr.
Elliot.
ON WEDNESDAY. ,TUNE 61.11,
IIto \V. al. S. held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Snell. At the cloy:' of the meet in:,
Mrs. 11. 'I', Johns eats eJiven a sli;ht
token as an appreciation of tier work
a IA 1110 „cod wishes of the , o:iety
follow d her Io her n^w home. air..
Snell then invited the rocictt' fo t•
he
Wool Is The Resuli?
ParisIf you use
bore, Insect Powder and other
Germicides of unknown quality.
your tine and money has been
fruitlesslessly wasted.
If you buy your Insect Killers
at
COLE'S DRUG SSORE
You can depend on the quality
PARIS GREEN
1Ve sell only Berger's English
always reliable.
HELLEBORE
Guaranteed pure and fresh.
INSECT POWDER
Ground from the unopened
buds of the Persian Chamomile
We pay for the best and get it
and it will pay you to get the
same. Costs no more than the
unreliable at
COLE'S Drug Store
Where Quality is everything,
would say, not two or three prices for the one article. Our stock
of new and natty
Ties, Fancy Shirts in Soft and Hard Fronts
are up-to-date and at prices that will please you. We carry a full
line of Dress Goods in all the leading cloths—Venetian, Broad
Cloth, Tweeds, Eoliennes, Crepe de Chene, Corde de Soie, Cash-
meres and Lustres in all the leading shades' Don't forget that we
have in stock
SILK AND LAWN WAISTS
that have no equal as to price, style and _quality, you cannot help
buy. Prices very reasonable. Don't forget the still carry the
celebrated "ASTORIA" shoe. Highest Prices paid for Produce.
CALLING BROS.
$1.QQ OD6Os flU f1660U0t
People who go to the Bank regularly and deposit a part of their
earnings, get something more than exercise.
WITH
the money saved, they are Laying the foundations upon which a fortune
may be built. We credit
Interest Quarterly in our Savings Department.
Sovereign Bank of Canada
Put your money in a place where you can get it when you want ft
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited,
78 Dundas St., London
Have you a farm that you want
to soul Write for our terms of sel-
ling preporty. We have the most
complete method of advortiein.3 and
selling property in Canada. Do you
want -to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontario/
Send for our list. We have some
bargains.
ATIMMIIIIMMINIIMIOWNWAIMMED
BOY O 1\'ANTEI)—'1'O LEARN THE
general store business. Apply Carl-
ing Bros.
TO LIENT.—Dll, IROLLINS' LATE
residence. Apply to Andrew Gibson
Themes Road or John Spackman,
real estate agent, Exeter.
MUIIR, OF VIE WOOLEN MILL
will be at t.{)o old market every day
to buy ,wool. Wool unloaded nt the
market. highest cash price paid.
CALVES FOR SALE. — GEORGE
Chapman, Atwood, will bo at the,
Central hotel, Exeter, on Saturday
Juno 16th, at 12 o'clock with a tol
of good, well-bred calves for Pale,
DR. IIUTLER, OF LONDON, WILL
he at the Central Hotel, Exeter, on
Word was received here Monday of Monday, Juste 18, 1906, Courts 10 n.
the death at London of John C. Gould, m., to 5 p, m., (or Eye, Ear, Nose
a former resident of Exeter. Mr. and Throat consultation. Eyes test -
Gould had been confined to his room ed and glasses supplied.
'['TIE 11XE'1'Elt LODGE I. 0. F.
will attend divine scrvi,s in -the
James street ''bomb Sunday morn-
ing, .lune 1711,. The member' :,1•0
requested to he at 1 he lodge room
it 10 o'clock.—Geo Anderson, Secy,
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DEATH OF CHARLES PERKINS,
drnang room where a dainty tea 4as for two weeks but he was improving
served. and expected shortly to be able to
A 1'I L'L1(' MEF.TIN(' OF I'lll; leave his house, and the news of his
de -
Woman's 1 I .I(treei'4E 4NG Ice tam in death was quite unexpected. rhe de-
Woior '1 ill tl June 111
h. ,t I,, tn. ceased was the son of Mr. and Mrs,
and 7.50. Mins Duncan t loL41 2 are} 1 Richard Gould and was horn in Exet-
anrs. Warta, o[ Dunton. who ore sen( er:tri years ago, Several years ago he
trid-
ent by that 41cp,.rtmen( t -ogive pr0c- oring g busineent to ss. He He is siirvito enae ive d n th hhis
Boal dcntoustrat ions " in 1)ornest,t,c wife and two children. Besides his
5dirn<e will be in otlend:11)0 hotli mother and father he had three A Ior:g and tearful life 7(11, to an
denueo1rations0in rtiheIfiol)lrowi�nll ub_ sisters, Mrs, Jas. Sheldon, Mrs. Martin end 4 claimed 1'4ntrsdim. June 7th, when
1 Salter, and Miss Olive, d15 a 7 Mr. Chides Perkinsl"kat
jects: "Economy at small things," of Exeter and age of 73 earv. lir. 'e
"Su uuuer deesie11:.," two ht•othere, William 01 Miami,1 had igen suffering for the past r't% e
'C.a14' o1 �h,tir, Man., and Ilartyof Exeter. The funyears, rind several times his life 4•:19
face 011(1 'Ikl.uds," "11int14 for 1 14c cral took plate at L• Sidon Wednesday d •s
W0111011 who work.' All ladle c eel- 1 t
come al both rncetnigs. Silver col.
lection to defra(• Ttxpon's,
Miss ]falls; Stet-Treas., Mrs. llast-
ings.
THE AUTOMOBILE ARRiVEy.-
The automobile which Reeve A. Q.
Bobier ordered built by Ur. ICurtze,
of St. William finally reached )fere
Tuesday night about ten o'clock in
charge of the maker, The Reeve re-
ceived word in the afternoon, that the
machine would leave London about
four o'clock and after Pepper time
many people were out in the streets
to herald its arrival. A conple of trial 1'teir a olltctated In a similar manner
rides were taken aronud t"wn and the for the ganena 1t's1 Edna Geddes
machine worked, made a v
beautifully . very charming Ufully until th,, 3 ming flower girl,
last. trip down Main street, when ono The bride's wedding gown was of
of the cog wheels in the sic cuing gear create sublime and her going away
broke necessitating the laying up of gown of h11►e taffeta, .titer a dainty
the machine until a new part can be wedding dinner, Mr. slid Mrs, fierce
secured. It will probably be out on left for Toronto and other paints and
Monday, will return to I'nion, their (01nre
Name.
afternoon and war attended h Q ''.'1"trot o , epileptic fits, from
al of his relatives from Edebyr. .ever- CIO/ 9l the brain, C.11/ Sing illness.
The dectsvael w is (KU'rl in Devon -
A very pretty wedding was cele• shire, England in 18.11 Find when 0
prated at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
tVilliarn Northcott, flay, NVednesdayy
June 13th afternoon when their fourth
daughter, viarali, was married to Mr.
Chas, Pierce a prosperous young far-
mer of l'niori, the ceremony tieing
performed by Rev. W. Godwin, The
house was healttifinlly decorated with
flowers anti evergreens. Mise May
Young of Crediton and MIR3 Nellie
Gould as919ted the bride while Samuel
Pills for crossness? Certainly. They 1 I;io il,e cause
,,cS--ethebloodcrossess vantehc�. A sirggish 11wcr paisons
Ji th, Ff•tiins the :ether, iCce,, )'oar Licr active
r'.d sur pct;::s regular. Haire a cktr t reit/ a brave
`f y 1'; s hepe(t:l outlook. ()rec.'? Ayers I ills at bedtime.
%c);c(at•le. Shear-coate,i, Soh( for CO
1; ��i t•.' years.
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sTaR
FLOUR
touches the top notch in quality
and invariably yields the best
results in baking. The demand
for a good Family Flour ie fnlly
met by STAR FLOUR.
WANTED
Wheat Oats and Barley for
which we will pay highest mar-
ket prices.
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO•
GRAND TRUNKSY'SE'4
$15.35
To Boston
Going Returning
May 31 Until
Z fo June 11 June 18th.
= The only through car
service route. Throng))
Pullman Sleeper Toron-
to to Boston.
yo,,rs of age, 4itJi his parctaty cam"�
to Arno. ice,. Tee tat rents settled in •
Home Seekers
s• Excursions
Burlington, and the young lad Bent
to NPW York s(a,0 eith rel'ttiv'- .and
put in (4'o yeers working at black-
smithtnlr. ile then Bent to ilurlin,-
ton, caul lived eit,h his 1., rents. At
the age of 24 (, 4ux mari:ia1 to
Elmira \'ilk;n', and F.00n after came
to Usborn0, where lie 1ooik up farm-
ing, remaining nt t bat oecupatinn
about 24 years. Twenty -fire years
ago h:0 Mme to F.tf't4r and lived here
II, 10 the time of bis d:'nth. While,
in Exeter he engaged in the implc-
meet business
t ,
for reser rl years, and
1'ter forme1 n p,rtnr'rehip %vith S.
lrartin, Fellin,r t innus, organs, etc.
Ale.ul three years ago he eithdrew
fr0n, the existing ,arcno, rsh.p and
Brest retired. The funeral woe held
Dom his Fite residence. on Siturd.ty
and has largely attended. 110sides a
widow h0 lcavea to tnourn their Toss
nevelt children : Mrs. (Rev.) 1). M.
Buchanan, ,Jarvis: airs. John bond-( A sed incident in connection WI
mi n, North Bittleford, S,ak.: Mts, the death of air. Perkins, is Mutt
Thos. lfivrvcy, Exeter : Mrs. 8. M. Mrs. Perking only n few d i) ngo
Sanders, Exeter; afrs. A. E. Jahn, sustain( a fraeture of h^r ' m by
slon, St. Augustine; Mrs. Simile! falling flown the rvlinr fit. -', and
Rowe, Exeter, and (lttnrbs of Us -Ii< confined to her room or •clocoun
borne. of the injury. t
I
$32,00 To $32.5o
To points in Manitoba,
Alberta, and Saskatchewan,
Via North Ray Via Sarnia
June
t
t h
Sr 9 N. N Co.
July 3, lith. June 4, 20,
July 4, r8.
Returning Within do Days
For tickets and full in-
formation call on
J. J. KNIGHT, 1)rp.ot Aaent
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