Exeter Times, 1900-1-4, Page 5a
Et J1TB.T
MONEY TO LOAN.
at from 44, to rnemtra tt,' ne MAN.
Barristers, Seliciteue Blau St, Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
we bare unlimited privet(' feuds far invest,-
meut upon farm Or village property at lowest
rates ot interest.
PICESO.N CeARIANG,
Exeter.
TT KINSMAN. L. D. S. AND
-ea- DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
S. 1). D. S., Honor Graduate
'of Termite University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without an or
bad after effect. Oftice in Fate
son's bloce. We -t side of alam
treet Exeter'
DR A'llrliSON, (.0- a, 8. L O. )
DmanisT.
Honor !Graduate of the Toronto Univereity.
.a� Royal College of Dotal Surgeoes of
Ontario. All bridge worla Crowns. At d Plate
work done rn the neatest- possible manner. A
ha.ruilese amesthetle Mr paluless extreetion,
'The strictest attention given to the preservat.
ion of the nateral teeth. Office oppoeite Cele;
teal Hetet, Exeter, Ontario.
A HOOFER, 14imsecl A-ao-
tioneer or the aunty of Heron. ea es con-
ducted iu all parts. and foreouvenience can be
arranged for at this Oleo, eeetisfactionguarare
teed, Cbarges moierate. Exeter P. O.
FRISer
tne onto tbe premise:sot ttobt. emery, let
0, eau. U. ['slit:woe, on or about eeth November.
ts, heifer. Owner can liai-e eame by proving
property unit pee Me expenne-
RORT, CREE11.1% .111., Wincheleea, Pale
011.1 C
otiee ie berate,- given that the 25th AN-
AL MEETING of ;he membere otTIII
HAY ToWNSHIP T.AltMEIthMUTUAL
s INSURANCE COMPANY will be held.
tto TOWel HALL, ZURICH on Tiles:day,
iOlThorY Kee. at no O'clock P. M.
1.111151.'eaSeaRceeising the Directore and
Secret ary'e Annual Report. Election of Dir.
, lectors, and other businces for tho good awl
welfare of nao Company. All members are re -
;Waded to Mend.
4101IN tUUUTT. Bete HIS'elthr
Preslacnt. elecretare.
HOSE AND LOTS FOR
SALE.
The undereigned Executors ot the eetatoot
the late itiniel Suite of the township of
eller for SAO hottect anti stable and tbe fiveael-
tette in the alibi& of Dasnweeit.
ate hen% Met stable Are frame and aro ad-
anireley situated, For Curter particulate Miele
10 K. eleetz Esq.. or August Helmet:leer
• Daehwead, Ont.. the Exec utorte of Dapiel
Same deceased, or to their Solicitors, eleaas.
COLL'IN.14 STA:ern/Ilea Exeter. Ont.
N()Tux OF APPLICATION
Xn theSurrogate Ceti at of the County
of Huron.
In tlw matter of the efutudianship
of Lorne Mt:Taggart, the infant child
of James Leonard McTaggart. cif the
Township of Tuckersmith, m the
-County of Huron. phyeician, deem-
ed.
Notice 1 bereby given that after the expira-
tion of eiveuty ;Jaye front the Met publication
of this uolice, application will be made to the
Surrogate Court of Um County of Huron for a
grind of lettere Of guanliausleire of the above
minuet infant, to Horatio eTelson elearagetue or
The Township of Tockersmith, merchant, the
gnuelinther of the said Want,
COLLINS & STA..NBURY 441"'
Solicitors for the Appliennt.
Dated thefath day of December. MO.
NoTicE To CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Dauiel
Sacks, lac of the Towr,ship of ,Hay
the County of Huron, retired farmer
(Teased.
leollee is liereby given pursuant to the pro -
ion e of chapter 129 Revised Statutes of Ont.
1807 that all persons lao.vMee cleans egainst1elie
estate of the said JAMUL tatees, deceased
Nebo died on or about the 8th day af Jenuary
lell9 ore required on 4:1r before tho tho 1st day
Ite January 1900 to eerie poet PraPtehl to Rene R.
2N--L'.c71.i=t°111115;Al g16'11'eA'aster,
mete names and addresees and 'ooeurrition
with particulars of their claims end state.
metes of their Acemin la and tbe nature of their
zecurities lif any) held by them.
And notice is bereby given that after the
1st day or January 1900 the Executers will
proceed to distribute the assete of the said
deceased among the parties eutitled there-
to having regard only to the claims of
which notice shall have been received by
the said John K. Goetz and the tedd Exe-
cutors shall not bailable for the :mid assets or
any part. thereof to any person or persons of
whose claims, notice shall not have been receiv-
ed by thew at the time of such distribution.
COLLINS &STAN'BURY,Exzeme, Ozer,
Solicitors for the Executors.
Dated this 71,1i day of December, 1899
+
•Li OUSE AND LOT'
fl etreet east Apply to IHISS VOSPER
SANDERS, Telegraph °Mee. Exeter.
FOR
SALE,. • thurItoberts, of Toronto. Alessre. R.
es:he rood %tome' and a half frame house on Thos. Orr and Thomas Loughrin of
that city, were ushers. The wedding
fevers to the bride were especially
choice, rind attested the high regard of
her many friends. The groeni's gift to
the bride was a beantifol diamond
brooch, while be gave as mementoes to
the bridesmaids, birthstone rings - to
Miss Towson a sapphire, and to miss
McLennan an opal. After the felicita-,
tions to the happy .couple, the patty
set down to a handsome dinner pre-
pared by Miss Gibson as caterer. The
dining • room was prettily decorated
with hnily. The bride and erooni left
on the afternoon train for west on
their honeymoon trip. The bride's
going away gown was of /levy Mee
appliqued and toque to match. She
Wore also a Persian lamb jacket., the
gift of her mother. The guests from
Exeter invited to the happy event in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Richard. G-idley,
EC
Miss Gidley and Miss Lily erdy. -
LOcal8
Nue- YEAR Vrsreons.-Fred Hill,
noodle Hy tteur'
auch and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bissett, London; Chas. Wot-
away, Brantford ;-
se
Missmeeenee SERVIOEs.--Oo Sunday
last Missionary serniOnS Were preached
ia Main st. Methodist church by Rev.
Milyard, son of the Pastor. Kr. Mil -
yard i$ at present attending college in
Montreal. He delivered two very able
and appropriate eermous. Although
the weather was stormy -and eufevor
able the subscriptions and colleetions
were altelOat to last year, and by
the time the collectors have done their
work the amount, may be in advance
f previous years.
4
STOR51••"-DUring the past few days
the people in this section have exper-
ienced a most severe snow storm, l'p
to Christmas the weather had been
mild and spriug like, with no elietee
Christmas eve le began to snow and
has since snowed more or less until
New Year's day, when the fieishiag
touebes were pnt, on, snow arse falling
to the depth of a foot and a fterWares
drifting- into the roads, filling them
and rendering them impassable. Traf-
fic on the highways was suspended for
a day or two nud the mei mails were
cancelled for a time.
Die:19 SpODE,Niae.-John Rieke, who
Q(' some montha s has vonducted tem-
peranee house in brit who
Was formerly a resident of Exeteledliel
Monday, at his home. lie had limo
111 for wine time, the result of too free
ndulgence in liquor, and on Sundey
night fell out of bed onto the flow'
'here he lay expoeed the cold until
th morniug. he was found in an
unconsciou$ state by his two small
children, who were alone In the house
with him. He leaves wife. daughter
of T. Horn. Exeter North, and three
children to survive hips, flis remains
were interred in the Exeter cemetery.
THE ELE(710:10.- The election
ENO" an l'anwIV wre APParetittY
quiet. owing no doubt to the eterney
weather. The several eaudidates Were
however, alert in their own interests,
and and a large totel vote was polled,
W. IL Lovett headed the pull foe
Coimeillor, receiving the largest, vote
eve polled in Exeter. Chas. Rowe,
unigh publicly stating he was noe
hi the field, received several votes.
The Connell for 11309 will be, NV, G.
Dissett, Reeve ; Councillere, W, H.
Levett, 1, Armstrong, J. EFallS and
J.:1Iulie
Divisiou.
Fon RstiVs 1 2 S 4 Th
Bissett, W. G.. ... .. 89 07 n--laht-
Taylor, John........, 29 41 41 01-172
Fort corsethr.on.
A.rnistrong, 78 59 (1(1$j-.-287
Evans, 3.- 73 47 35 70-23I
Howard, E. S 35 48 01 IS -21.7
Levett. W. II ...... 75 00 72 95-303
Muir, John 3-1 53 73 SO 210
Rowe, Charles, 7 2 13 5-- 27
Wood, John, 07 41 30 78-210
PRETTY 01IRISTIJA$ 'WEDDING.
peetty holiday wedding was celelwated
in Stratford, Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of Mre. Pinch; corner
Shrewsbary end Cambria streets, of
that city, when her daughter, Miss
Fenny K. Pinch, became the bride of
J. A. Bothwell, L, D. S., of that city.
The wedding took place about 1.39
before a pleasant company composed
principally of relatives and friends,
several of whom were present
from a, distance, in the drawing room,
which 1VtiS prettily decorated, with
white caruations, emu smilax and arti-
ficially lighted. Tbe bride, who was
given away by her cousin, Nelson,
AIonteith, M. P. P„, looked especially
attractive. in a gown of white brocade
of satin, trimmed with pearl and clef -
fon, wearing a tulle veil with wreath
of lily of the valley, and carrying.
li
shower mpet of white roses. Mrs. A.
Tilley played Mendelsohn's -wedding
march as tbe bridal party entered the
drawing room. The bride was attend-
ed by Miss Mame Thomson, of Pitts-
burg, Pa., as maid of honor, and by
Miss Jean McLeianan, of Stratford, as
hridesmaid, these young ladies being
gowned in white organdie trimmed
with vaie
lenciennes lace and sertion
and white satin ribbons, and carrying
a boquet ef pink roses. Dr. Bothwell,
the groom, was attended by Dr, Ar-
VOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of John Ilynclinan late of the village
of Exeter in the County of, Ruron.
Physician, deceased. -
Puratiant to Chapter 129; of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario 1897, notice is hereby given
that all creditors and others having claims
Against the estate a Jahn Ilynernan late of
the village of Exeter in the County of Huron.
physiehm, who died on or about the third of
October. A.. E.,189e, aro, on or before the first
day of February A. D. 1900 toleend by -post pre -
td. to Mestirs.Dickson & Carling, Solicitors
or the Execiuters of the seed deeetesed their
ehristitte names and surnames, eddresses and
eseriptions, the full particulare of their claims
statement of their accounts and tho nature of
lose:males Of any) hold by them and. tho(
tier the day last aforesaid the said _Executors
-ill proceed to distribute the assets of the
Id deceased among the parties en baled eh ere -
having regard only to such claims of which
eetice shall have been given as aboye required
ad thermal Executors will be lieble for the
saiaassots, or any part thereof to any person
or perame of whose claim at elatill18 notice shall
not have been received at the time of such dis-
tribution.
NOTICE TO nsirrons
All accounts, notes &o, alio or outing lo the
Erin of Ilyndman & Hyndman, Physicians,
*which saki arm has been dissolved by the
-death of the said deoeasedJohn Ilyndemminus
be paid on or before the first day of March
D. 1900 to U.K. Hyndmart, Phesicion, who
eatborietcl toeticeive and disieharge, the stt1,11
A,.ati all accounts &c, repealable, unpaid atter', 6
Sid last montioped date will he placed in cufrb
Mr collection,
Dated at Exeter this 271,13 cety of Dee-Fla/bar
D. 1299.
DICKSON & CARLING.
Sorrs for Execi
aud sena us wit h 5 cents pi sever, ,ind eee
get by return maitea GOLDEN DO
/300De the t yon in Menr, M
-in one mantle than Itaythieg else in Am
ve KINNEY, E. T.,
Salem-Yermouth
Death has beck very busy atnon
,
the near irelativee of Davil Connell,
* 1 t en of whoreehnve stir:climbed to
• .
the grim reaper within SOVED years
Iitel tided in this list are, father, tit other,
sister, btotber, lihree nephews, two
nieces, one emit ant two tira te,
Cousins tire not 111 31.3.
A„
ors.
will
or
• ea.
41114...
THEY RETURN THANKSes
Exeter, Jan'y 3r1, 1900,
To the Editor of the .T.intes.-I take
this opportunity of thanking all the
raeepayers of the village of Exeter,
and especially the ladies f or the .very
,handsome vote they gave me on Mon-
day hist. N,Vishinar, you all a happy
and prosperuus New Year', I remain
youe obedient servant, W. G. Btssinee.
To the Editor of the 'Tress. --Allow
me through yont paper to thank my
many friends in Exeter for their lib-
eral support on Monday, in not only
electing me to the Cornice Board, but
placing me at the head of the list,
The best attention will be given to
m u n icipe 1 la teeters. Wishing all ad
Happy New Year, W. IL LEVETT. 00°
FOR OVER, .FIFTY YEARS
AN Oto AND WELL -TRIED Rem:q.v.-Mrs,
Winslow's Soothine, Syrup has been used for
'over fifty years b3 -millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens tho gums. allays al
pain. cures wind coltc. mei is the best reniedy
for Diarrhoea. 11 is pleasant to the taste. eold
by druggist s 1 l4'V013 part or the world. 25
131 1 li. 111• 4ic diiiahie.
`sere arid ase for Mi- Wintiletw's Sotthing '
Syrup anti take no other kind.
zion Battle Ended, BORN
FIT TOX-In Exeter on the thte ult., the wi
To the Editor of Tiee
About, a month ago the ultimatiun
was signed by Sir. Chamberlain and
Paul Kreger. Tbe battle has been
raging einee, The 13ritish uncler
en-
aal Brook and Lieut. Jones, the Boers
under C7ommarein- Hern and Captain
Smith. The British, who have or late
been eoneentritting their forces on the
Otle and 7th cops, had their army well
trained and in good fighting trim,
while the Boers enteenched on the tftli
and fith eons., had not their soldiers so
well disciplined nor so well trained,
their forces being somewhet scattered,
The Baal Irettle was fought on Wed-
nesday of last week, the 13ritish gen-
eral making the attack on Lite Boer
position, under Commander Hen.
There was a, fierce cannenade and rifle
lire between the two armies. After
one hour's tierce firing General Broel;
eent a large force of eavalry and in-
fentry to the Boer trenches, The
Bowe not being able to steno, before
the cavalry fied in every direction,
Umpire E, Avery (let:levee*, the British
victorious. The casualties were ow
merons amongst he Bowe, none killed,
thirteen wounded. fl are doing well
under skillful treatment and wifl r
cover.
And now. Ur. Witter, the battle
fought and the Yietory won, it will he
the duty of all tr. do tlwir utmost, to
nwhe the ine011eing teaeber welcomth
Lt will be linpossible for hill) to be sue,
cessful in our echool if he 110.$ not the
enereeration of tile scholars and the
.1.tr.• ::)S0 lt 11611 be the duty of
v;uh9.,...vet to encourage the children
to appreeiate their teaelier's efforts
=mega them ; if not. it will be up -bill
week. for him. W bile a Mineher of us
W011id refnin the present teacher our
trestees thought differently, it is ()W.'
duty to atilde by their decision witliciet
any Woking. lf he gives perfeet satis-
factiou, we sincerely hope be may.
The present, teacher 1105 been in our
midst tor reven and a half years and
his services heve 13ee0 appreciated by
nearly all the ratepayere. and he has
done eexellent work in mar ;whoa
Mr. Brock, when lie became a mill -
date for trw trnsteolifp, needed to
know how many friends he lost. Those
of us wbo voted. agaluet, Mr. Brock dal
not do it, becamse we were not friendly
toward him. We voted for Mr. Bat-
ten because we expeott.4 he would
uiale the most efliewnt, trustee, and
as friendly to Air. Brett as weever
vere and intend to remain so. We
alI respected Air. Brock RIO 41e) yet,
and we intend to abide be, the decision
and hope everyone else will, and make
12. pleasing and happy for the 'morning
Melt er.
AN'h thank you. Mr. Editole for the
space in your valuable paper.
We remain, yours truly,
ONE W110 IS Ixtruitneerem.
OLITII IIURON FARMERS
• TITUTE.
Tlie regnlar meetings of the ionh Ifilr011
armee institute will be held as folliews, vis;
e1-t4Celie1d; 41311. S, 1900
Ono &cloy% p. ni. Deseeee bale
. S. WoodWard, Lockport, N. Y.,. aubjeet.
* rentable beef malting." J. S. 'Woodward.
Lockport. N. Y„ "Corn how best grow and
use it." .1. E. Crealy, Seafortle Ont.. "Cream.
erles'und how to maim them prontable." "Our
export bacon Mule te bo discussed.
'EVENIWO tOnftattith
7.30 o'clock p 133,
e. S. Watelwartl, indeed, "A lay sermon.
lEatteetOr T'OeVre Hu11,JEU1. Otli
One tecloee, p. U.
1.5. Wooilward, Lockport, N. Y., tritleteet,
"Minutia simply machines, wbat for and how
to ewe" 3. b. Woodwarte-Erouoteleal 1431134
production, R. Meletordie, l'elppe», Ont.-
.0.griceleure, put, aud lemma,. Our export
bacoa trade.
Mite Oro ereeettso.
7.30 o'clock p, 133.
3. S. Wooawitra-A. iny sermon.
N. 33. .-A lady swelter is expeoted to adelress
each meeting. At each evening meeting a
Ilterery and musical pregnunme will be pro-
vided.
R. B. MeLEAN IL GARDINER
Pres,
EXETER
ROLLER PULLS
WOOD WANTED
ALWAYS READY
FLOU
Wholesale & Retail
CHOPPED FEED.
BerfeY, Peas, Oats, Corn
Big Stock on Hand
PricesRight.
JOSdP1-1 COTABLEDICK
MANAGER.
CALL AND SEE
ALL OUR HEW
ancy Goods
Xmas ; lid New Years are over but
still have lots of pretty and useful
ai&ieles for the people.
GAMES OF ALL KINDS.
Triangle°, the newest gems out, is a
Very fasuiating game and affords great
imusement for the long winter eyenei
‘ngs. Also Carroms and Crokinole)
/boards 75c, round or square; 5 and ' 10et
games, child's sleighs and rocking
horses, toys, China, Glass and Ebony
ware, Lamps, Granite toilet setts,
boilers, kettles, shoe and stove polish,
ink lead pencils, school bags, castor
and machine oil, matelies, etc.
FRESH OYSTERS and FRUITS"
Levites Fair!
tOR RceRISIAN STEAM
,
LAUNDRY.
Of FAN cm. 144t0n of %am,.
MARRIED
Tem -On Deo. le. by leer. Mr*
Penh:ell. at the reeidence of the !melon pale
eute. Mise Jennie Gibson, ot Morrie, to J.
Tertian, of Blythe
- At the fondly hone,
bplingInt*, Rowlett, Dee. 13, by the ilea. K.
A. Shaw, of Ilayeleld. Arthur W. Darned), of
ealmerston, 80 Mello. May, youngest dategle
ter of George Gregg.
TONEMOUSE --GLENN - On Wedecediy.
Dee. te at the eletliodiee patronage. North,
etreet, Godeeiela, by the Wye Jasper `Nilsen,
AL Jes. atouetiouse. of We( Han-mm*3e
to Annie J. Glimmer ,mhneld.
Bsevsl1,5-CV9NS--.41 the resideneeof the
hridee father. Goderieh tewitsbee ou Dee. efa
by Rev MurdottlaW A Reeverit, to ;Miss Ida.
J., daughter of eco Beetle:ell of Goderich
townsbia,
1NDEI45ON-SIT0LDICE - At the residence
of the bride's parents on Dee lath, by Rey t;
Abey, of Oreeeele. W 12 A,ndersene. of Wal-
lace. to Miss Jennie, elaughter of eidaln Shoe
diee. of Grey.
FERGIJEION-PIIII4LIPS-1a Belfast, on Dec
tah. by the Rev eir Fairbairo, of Pune= note
assisted by Rev. 31r Wbaley, of St, Helena
Thies A Fereoteon, of Lanes. to Mies Rebecca
J. eoungest deugliter ot lir. and Mrs teemnia
P112 lIps, of Belfast.
BAKER -1101,VARO --A t Vecearla St putiouyst,
titelerirb. on Pee eitzle by Res 0.1 AIDA ere4
W Raker. and Miss Mary J leeward. kettle or
Bayaeld,
IIEDDE.P.SON-SUEPIdi Ellie -et, the re:erect:co
of bride's parents. of Clinton. at high uoeneen
Christmas Dey. by Rev W G liOrt-son, Mt-'
IV eldee datiebter of Jainea Sitepherell,
of Clinton. te J ilinidersee, of 'reroute.
OttiO -Mlle:VE-0n December 21113. at the
reeidence of the Itareilltttt of the bride. by live
P Musgrave Ileekr, to elleee Agees
Jane Grieve, 'both of Meleinop.
*u3'9'rt,NY-11013)Ne0:s7, -On Verember 17.
at the residence of the parents of tho bride,
by Ocr P aim:grave. T ti Wbeaticy, to Mite
-11111110 3 Robinson. both of eleleillop.
FiteGGART lieSELWOOle - At the residetice
of the brideet brother-in-law. Holten, on
liecember nab. by Rev 3 A Hamilton, David
Hoegart. to ellea ElleolnetieJ lieseelweaa, all
• Iluttete.
lARDIN'Ell-ett the residence o
the brielv'efather. Getierieh township. on Pee.
ember 19113, by live A Stewiert. Themes Mur-
peey.te Mies Eine Gardiner, daughter of John
bardner. alL ct tioderiele. Township.
VIN-STEINDAVII--At the resideut e of
Mee; father, Zurich, on December eette.
by
R .3 Sitenderaen. Geo M Baldwin, of
ieaCorth, to Mise tenth d E requiem:le chive:
daughter of etelnbaele:02 Zit rat
-latoYfat- At tete re,itienee of the
bride's' father. itiatsall.ou tetveueleer ifeth.
Vey J S ilertatereon. John emelt. et lietaell. to
Al iss Annie Troeer, eldest., daughter of Jamee
reree-er, ilemettl.
eetALLAC0316E-ELLIII- et MP readenceee
the brielteR failiVr• non -:a% on member ,by
Rev J 5 Ilendereen. F W T Sterellaeembe of
Renate. to 314ee Isabella rani, ebleet daughter
of Jos Ellis. eeq.
Kegler et the 3feth411lie4 parson'
time $t. Mare -e. . to the lane ult.. Perey Dickey.
of Rearesberte mei Annte lIePt Smith. of Nita
mete
VIND
.1011NWE02-Trs 114;111-14:10131,11 SVe1eetelay Dee
27. Mary Anson, wife of Wen Johu.on River
Road. aged Pe
Note crop the leite nite Harriet Poke
aged plyearza.
Ooderieli has a hely who made
Xmas boxes awl ileed them with
intenaile vendee. el eVere hind.
Five Packs of Cards Free,
Ono reit, `May 1. V, la Thence One paelt
*Evert. thlepael; leartatione theopeele •Ileld.
toelfrate One peen 'Otr Sofa Just Holds Two:
Samples of 21-e other slyke with bet* Mil of no.
*ions. Sena 50. SEver for poeteue.
A. W. KINNEY. E. T.,
SaleuveYiermontle N. s.
GIVE A. YOUTH
resolution and a couree lineinees and 11oft
hand at the
folegST
4
and, who 421111)1am llardis.to his career.
Catalogues tree.
3. W. W 1TEUVELT, Principal
NEW
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened ep
new meat market one door
Soutit of Gann's Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN T. MANNING
LilUS itS
W NT
Highest Paces Paid.
CUSTOM SAWING -DONE
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Sutherland Ines Co. LTD.
Late Gould's Mill, Exeter, Ont.
New
SI smith
Shop
The undersigned wishes to announce
that he has opened up a bla,cksinith
buSiness in Dayis' old stand, Main St.,
where he will he prepared ,to do all
kinds of
General jobbing 40R
BLACKSMITHING
HORSESHOEING 4 SPEGIALTY.
,
A CALL SOLICITED
Jae. Russel
MARKETS.
13:1e245'. A-NL'ArtY,Itle,
Wilekg• per itieetea e 3 d) 8
4) 11
3I'u 31)
ee to
te le
. 17 to 17
9 Le
• • 7 to 7
...„ 0 to 0
teite
Kew
Butter.. .
Eggs..
Tarkeys
(iieeee
Chielreue per te-
lamer; .
Wove 113 00
Driee...*epplee... 5 to
learkdreesed 83.00 tO
When prr iraelal,.. ....
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.10 to 42
Gee:, per re 0 le
, ,
. . et to 75
Ch e eteee per rag... • . ... t
to 19
Poireese
Pere per eivt... ; op, e.te ta icl
Hee per am
.. frt.* to eeeee
Couldn't sl
• with the
Eozoma, r Salt Rheum as it i
often called3 s one of the mos
agonizing of suin diseases, nothing
hut torture during' the day and two.
fold -torture at night.
But there's a remedy' permanently
wes the worst kind of iiotun
relieves the itching, burning anti
smarting and soon leaves the skin
51111OtOtil and healthy.
It is Burdoelc. Blood Bitters,
Mrs, Welch, Gre:nbank, Ont.
riled it and here is what she says:
"B.S.B. cured me OF 17,ezenie three yeara
ago and 1 have had ee return of it ei:4Co.
1 was so bad Mat / weld sot :deep at night
with it,
"Being told of B.11.11, I tried it, and two
bottles made a perfect and permanent cure."
TI -11E
Clo bung
lonstantly pursues 11 man
it is tqtsy onough of F ()lotion,
though when you are able to
avail yomelf of our offer. We
are showing a tine range of
13laek orstetl in twills. vene-
flans and clays (bought before
the heavy advancti in price
and selling at the old prw(s.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting.. We show A
big range at moderate priees
in Scotch and Canadian tweeds
we eary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Priees to suit
all. .1 large stoek of the lat-
est goods \ oerefor singt
from $l0 up.
GIVE US A CALI, and sec
what WO MU do for you.
J. H. Crieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR
PALE PEOPLE
Have their blood enricheC, their
heart strengthened and their
cheeks rosy by using mourn's
Heart and Nerve Pills.
Insuffteient quantity or pooe quality of
the blood is one of the evil results that
usually f ollow any derangement of the
heart.
If the heart becomes weakened in any
way it cannot pump the blood to the hinge
as it should, there LO be purified and im-
pregnated with the life-giving oxy,gen.
cAs a result the
el--,eaelW''., blood deteriorates,
are eeeeeseeea;.,
,Je
- •'•
»..^` '1 12 Icaes its nourish -
I hies vitalizing,
b ilth-giving
qual-
-. The face be-
eoeies pale, thin
and CVeXell _the lips
bloodless, the hands
and feet cold.
V14' There is weak-
ness, tiredneSs,
shortness of breath and palpitation. When
those suffering from thin or watery blo d
start taking Milburn's Heart and Ner.
Pills they are assured of a cure. Every
dose acts on the heart itself, causing it
to beat strong, steady 5031 regular.
Every dose,too, introduced into the
blood those vital elements neeessary to
make it rich and red.
Soon the pale cheek takes Oa the rosy
hue of health, there is Strength instead of
weakness, energy and activity take the
place of tiredness and lassitude.
Miss 11. Skullion, 60 Turner Street,
Ottawa, Ont., says: "I was greatly
troubled with my heart, together whiz
extreme nervousness for many years.
These complaints brought about great
Weakness and feeling of tiredness. My
blood was of poor quality, so much so that I
became pale and languid. Milburn's
17e113t and Nerve Pills eared me after all
o failed. They built up my eystem,
wirithed ley blood, strengthened tay
AWNS and reStorea inc to health."
AS
PROPOSITION
Beauty end stele a itheta ten -
is easily ataitiet 4‘, es taint e We -
Out Appeal:a:we es*. 4.74:..,44ly 5O44i.i.
You. never 5.."'.7 na itlyi• ;
"Sheer Shoes." s',t iiemy of 'cc
cover conifertaQy r
feet,
Tire rershieeti
eomfeet feel Lee- e o bt
lied
.I:ade in ttt vt_ Vatape, ea lasts modelled
from actual f• -:et, all widths and sizcs,
Lathers, styles and colors.
livery pair welted, llama a
price stamped ea t13;; 60±e.,
0 ARP
11
PACKMAN, SOL LO 'AL AGENT.
ONEY'S MONEY
Any man wllo wears
ha J. D. King Co.'s
ib PrOC: Rubbers
.tat:Qs mon c -..-move.,
'a Me;
warlft yo;
t'Lau reTie
.leberea, biet1,2i1S
le Lae:ea:3;e tt.itt.n;
Any progressiv- t
you ali about $tob Pilovioif not, We'itte
g Co., and they tt,41 you.
ca't to bo 'without then; boouiso they aro th
best. $oo that Stab Proof is si-,...btrz) on bottom
eaelA sine. The j. D. XING CO., Ifinui
fIVronto. Montreal. Winnipeg,
me
Tailor
-‚ B1boj1• '6: Son.
IPM.V1•71•••••••••••••••~71Z
rotes, wedding took MaCe At Mit"
111;t4 oti the 2n11 con, Stan:.
it' .day. -0.1az his eldest
daughter Wa'i united in marriage to
('0 alt..
•••••,.....•••••••••••••••••
Xou requwea: 13 LAC K6u1t, very
often at tide teenier year. We aro prepared
to tit you *nein the nest style. 13522 quality
o ods cio,est prices. -
Wedding Su
A Specialty
To THE h lady aed of
her Deafness and Noises in the Ilead
by Dr. Nicholsons Art ifieial Ear Drums
has vont *I,( 4(1 to his Institute, eo
that deaf neople enable to ?revere the
li`ar 1)z inns may have tIittn free. Sip -
ply to Dept. A. tlie Institute, 71e
Eighth, SiNvittw. l'ihnv Yorker. S.
JAS SNELL
TH
ILY
'Meat Market
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
idneys
rarrentning is zat
rasy Wide. Tbe
(inst)lnt Teaeleing up
road the lifting
ntl stooping over are
all severs strains on
the kidneys. No
wonder a earpenter
exclaimed, reeently,
that every time her
drove a, 31411 11 seemed
as though he was
BOLOGNA. and SAUSAG piercing his own baek. Ile uses
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB.
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds or
eitheet great difeenite, and I bad revere -neuralgic
OAN'S Kidney Pills
now on the first sign of Backache and. is
able to follow his trade with comfort And %
profit.
"1 hare had kidney aud urinnry troubles for
more than threeye4r.3 with severe nair, hi thesenall
of ve back arid in botb sides- I could not sump
Fresh arid *gated. Pleats1 Dein in bethtemnles. Seeing, the advertiseraeat of
DotesMetre Pills. I got ate*. They havognen
on hand. sue traiok relief, removiter, the) Pain from the back
Note tbe address, one door north of mIcl
ray heed. The =Irene eifficalty Is now entire/y
The R. Pickard Co's store. / me, I feel fresh affd igorous in the morniees,
and arti much stronger in avers wee since Ice:Mae
LOUIS Off, PROP rd'aitils.u4'..a.' otT 8.11)s'earPauter ar4
SCHOOL EOOKS
A FULL LINE OF NEW
0BOOKS FOR
School awning
AND ALL THE .011ILD-
R.,ENS NEEDS AT
Browning.
Where the Scholars ai used
well.
TRY
R. N. BOWE,
FOR
Furniture
YOU WILL GET SATISFACTION
EVERY TIME.
Undertaking
RIGHT UP-TO-011TE
fiLL LINES.
A Man is always t The„
SWIM
If be wears;`, one of W
.TOHN'S neatly fitting
Suits
Ile is a sure fitter.
His pricee are away down.
Ris goods are the best.
Call and examine his goods before
hu in NOUX
FALL SUIT
The Tailor.
Bytes -
apd---
Ignev the Rest
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that v
cant room with one of our
If Room Setts, Tables.
Chairs, Etc
GET SOMETHING
We have it, you want
rake a look at 0111' full line or
?FURNfind what you, are' loolting,
ITURE .and you wil'
S CiplapEX'
PNITIME eeehpisl
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