Exeter Times, 1904-4-7, Page 5MED103.14
D.,L 0.
43 • P, S., Graduate Victoria Uhl,-
vonsity. office and residenence. Dominion
LaeoratOrY, Exeter.
DENTAL
. -----
TT. inxradAN,ii.D S. AND
re S. D D.B.,Roecr firadnate
' of Toronte Univerilly. Dentist.
Teeth esti'acted without pain'op
bad r.fter etteits, (Mice in F.
Sen's block"Wesde or Main
treet,'Exeter-
I*0*.
D.A. ANDERSON, (0. O 31..0.8.
DENT/SI.
Ronor Graduate et tbs Toronto University
land Royal Collage of Dental Surgeons a
tarroonw hoeoret Also Poeleitratmate. of
ewe sebeol ot Preethetie Deutistry (math
amble mentinen
EverYttingkuceen to the Peutal Protentioa
denem Doe office. Dridgo worc. rows a1
heminuen,gold and vulcanite plates an dome pa
the neatene manner vorsiele. li.i•JerteetLT
harIn less ansesthetio need for painless extrae.
tiou.
°ace ouo door smith of Carling fliVestore
ifaeter.chit.
INSUR314PR,
111.rONEY TO LOAN.
!LTA.
Private funds ele lame en Fenn property at Fou
0.4(1040 halt per cent,
DRNE6T 100,1,10T7
MONEY TO LOAN
We have emlimited prevent fuede for laveetk
meat nip on terra er village propeette' a lowea
(4114're6alc11-$91314 twnwszo
.Nneter.
N TO
1111VO
toaoop rano a
• tatarOat.
mouut otte lamas
illagevroverties etleenatee
OlieeDMAN 8TANDVIIY
ters SolleitOrtle MainSt F4Xtter
ON &CARLING,
Dere/eta& Solteltore. Noterlan Conveyancers,
cemuneeseteene enchain for et oelifolsolie
IleaikeEte.
!donee to Lean at lowest rates of inter -get.
08710Fie--blAIN EITAB41',
a. eArtmo
0000000*•000004001 .04 0 0 0,1700.000010
Buggies!
uggies!
en Want a Buggy
tU t1e a
et
11et Btoek in town
n the rienves
Our priers ave low as =be fol.
for first-class material and wOrknlan
ship.
1310FORE YOU WY
fLL AND 8E LJ.
F Russell
e
Door. South Tom, Mil.
EXETER 'MARKETS
Wheat per buehell 00
Datsnew . .. 20
"
Barley .....
Flour...-.
Butter ....
Zggs 0 * 0
00 4 * • • • ge II
Pork Ilve weight ....S.1.60 to $4.00
Pork Dressed ..,, .to10-01
„
...urhey ., .. 0004 14
Ducks . .,.. S
'Chicken ... 0
• *
to 03
to 3/
to 42
$2.50
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W. C. T. U. NOTES
twattitt.4•41...t
Mr. Itebert Holmes uspeaking be-
fore the house, said, be thought' the
Members &A not appreolate the grow-
th of the cigarette evil. In 1899 there
had been manufactured in Canada.
1,00,000,000 cigare0tes; in19001123,000-
000 tr 1901, 125,000,000; in 19024
000,000 (and in 1903,e178,000,00o en; 0114
epos° or 40,000,000 hvone Year, ,r,he
government excluded undetsinableise-it
tiara, similarly they shouldproteot
'the ,people from evils f`evihtin.
alefevithetanding all that hasibeen
taga.inist tho eigarcitte byleN-
perts: n.otvlithstanding the decision a-
feleterie,s and unions whereihees aro
-extensively •employed, calispielnius
among whom are the Western Union
tralegraph..Co; The Ostler 'Printing
face -3
The American District ,Tele.
graph Co., and Peter --Smith eri S00%
who have signed an agrelement =tato
employ boy st who else the paper ,.pipp.
-Mho ageneemen.t reads thus-;-"Qa and
Alter Feb. 1st no boy under 'the age
elf 1yeariswill be permitted :to smoke
cig,anetten with the lenowleellge; et the
management and rotain his position
pith the company."' `
Not withstandeng the verdiet of-
publie opinion regarding the cigarette
• and ;that a dea,thinentencei'hangs ov-
tat ;
•ilgetlAdithettintling that strenuousler-
• Rorita haevee been ma.do n Parleameint
mon off houest and trang , con-
.victions toncerning the cigainhte( to
lereng its abolition: by 0egilelajion,
lby Mr. IVIcLarerie(Illuniinte(dele)• ktnd
suppareed by some Strong 01)er-etches;
ntill notwithstanding all thisilhe eig.
are tee is cleifende4 by men fielding
the highest positions or trust in our
country, viz: Sir Wilfred 'Lauri er and
the Opposition, also by Mx. La.vergue,
Mr. Oster, Mr:Barden and others.
This ireeidieus and deadlytenenne-
the oiganette-is claiming uneumber-
ed vict ims i morn; our) boys Yearly.
Wha I, do we clean Trom the, indef.-
Ienence of its dentendereS0 Oeuse, his,
plainer than words can sa their de-
cision Is saying; -“While we, know oll
• these facts, yet attht ceet., „of evem
ouch a great eacriLicel Nve will enjoy
his b eta t oureelVpS a rata leo f Or pa r-
ty ends and pelitical,purpeeee (nom
the wealth and influenee ef the man
• u tee ttrretris.'
11.413 neer utter We, tle, Olt tr-
lan
eremperence Union Meeting- will
bo an the 'third Weeneedayitt •
, the
. mon t b. being t be 2Oth.
13111S. E. ELLIOT Y.
pc eas newt..
The Poet- General's reportt
allows 118 letteraddressed to the T.
Eaton Co.. cOntaining $389.79, went
estray and no traee;e.ver found of the
money.
One Ca zeediari girt will go as a nurse
to Jarmo, at assist in earines for t;he
japan-N.4e soldiers who are wo,undent
and otherevise disabled. Miss M. C.
McDonald, eif Baiely'a Brook, Piotou
Vennty, Nova SeOtia, OUO Of the Oa-.'
nadiaia wale went to Soutn
Aghice, during the, /leer walebanikeen
eeleeted f or. serviee nil"wflLrepreeleat
this countrer n tele?, seat of war.
alto ,or :I'o1e4 J, .LVangban„, of
13rantfore1, died, auddouly a heart dis-
eam at midnight Saterdann It ie
thounht death was". ace;elerated,. Zr
worry in connection with the charenee
be•eught against him bee Conetable
.flan, et which hewas eleared, Satur-
day after investigation brtlee opine
raiseioners. Eloteasad. had held, the
Poeition ear chief a palica for /8fsna
Ile leaves a w'alow'and foarchildree,
• DORN-
.1114L,BRIDGE.e-at WinehelSee, cn
April 5th, to Mr- and Mrs, C0orge
Delbri„ son,
DIED.
WILCOX.-In l'oteter. oo Oth
1904, Daniel Wileccs. aged 87 years
and 11 months.
Drantford. on March(
31,et. The irtrane (twin% dean-dr:teen a
ar. and Mrs„ Will Verit„).-,
Elimvilie. on, Tuesday,
April 5th, 1904, Mery APO Verrig,
beloved wife of Thomee Val°, apd
00 Fears 0 days.
She
110WS
that
ilantiOS
*mu= mum
eja cute
itieliestiott an
CanStiPatiene
Cure those two ailments, and
lassitude, brain -fag, insomnia,
headache and c;t1aer nerve de-
rangements will disappear.
A healthy stomach, perfect
di,gestion and pure blood mean
good appetite, sound sleep and
greater capacity for work and
play.
'Iron -Ox Tiny Tonic Tablets
after each meal, will do it.
lykr riot try ?
Fifty Iron -ox Tablets, in an
attractive aluminum pocket
case, 25 cents at druggists, or •
sent, postpaid, on receipt of
przee. The Iron -os Remedy
PASTURE 't
,Cent tie wanted for summer astur
by „the month or season, good ',freeing
anti plenty of water on the 1nd. --
john Blatchford, litirondale P.43.
c• ARM. FOP, h AL E
well iniproved farm, 170 ite ea, on
• on. 10 and ltan the township efiBide
ulph, eituated about Ulnae .miles
rom Granton. About 100 ear:is:un-
to: grass. Good buildiugs on ther pre -
raises. For •particulars apply Li Mr.
af,icilael O'Mara, Greaten, •P:.O.
FOR SALE
T
1
1904
LEAMINGTON
%BUSINESS (5), E GE
NO TIME LIKE
THE PRESENT
To begin a Dueleives or Shorthand
course, We can not get enough
re,r4doufettee,aht°elpTel lit4:plaaellse2ualemnellsre
Young Mel? Ot an teverage salary
of pevermouth to start. New
eontee fora Feb. 1, 'Write
for catalog "De."
A.D. 4110 W NegrinciPali
OF INTEREST TO LADIES
The ri,eir. of 44.tof,•Dareoweat to th-
en Tuteeday. April •19Lh, w4ll af-
toxd ; be ladiee of' Exeter • tied sure
reiundiute country an :oportunity CZ
corisultiug him regarding their Itair
ita need* and their Teoninaniente
ell 5;tyli....1 of flair floods. Prof. Dere
enevent. carries with him. S. meet: var-
int aesorerriene of hin feenotes eoncen.
tion Switohes, Bangs. Perapidenrs
Wavy Fronts and Wige. The eqeet
of thieee high g. ade natural liath Pha-
deetimes e,in not be procared from ,}
any emir gaeda dealer in Atheriea.
Pro. Doreninend hae rhe distinction
being the largeal, menefaetursr
nacet noted apecialist thes, goods.
Privrite apart menta are at the 000-
venieno,,... of all who avail themselves
Or calling at the Rotel Generel, cn
lihe dans or his visist. •
• -Mr. John Davidson and ferniiy, et
the Goshen hes moved Into elie, •
village. •jell), inroads going out. eves;t toe,
in June.
•
John .Balley and banally/ of thia ene
viLlwi4emeeved. to Bruenfield lass weele
where Mr. 134,11-anhaa been engaged rex;
tlitt WAInnier-
-.31enere Neil Cameron and Win. =,
Weston left for I3uriiireeton Beanh, on =,
neeneeze to stare, work wail Fred Bel-
ngeur on the dock -there.
-Mr- Will Robinson, prinelpal al
tha sehP0i. ; ulso ,Miss Flossie Stu ahur„,,
assistant, arz spending their Easte4
IloJiday3 Toronto.
• ---X.tera. Sandy Browa 41:14 Edward
iid left thie 'week' for tOevenSeund
Lo siert the slimmer on the 'Govern-
s:a:eat. &Steamer "Bayfaeld."
•Mr, John Davidson, evlio sold
,fo.r,m, Menthe Onehert Line, qtaulely, has
oyea lea fa al il,y into the village :Ind
taken np hie residence int 'are,
cottage on Coma street.
.The fiend /apt Felideey and SA,tarday
&yea the greatiest .eeenhere Lon years
the watee rising to within one foot of
the floor of the bride. fleia
seeere covered will; 4cc, carry;ng.' :away
Ohm. Dri2m,10,r's and: Wm jewe.tt's
•bent eeemen daniaging' Several Imats. ton
Mr. Hugh MeLeod'a readily -were- coin.
sited to leave their hoinsen the teeter
being, wo feet deesainaide. The north •to -
pier was datelaged conside.rably; by he "'-
great cinontltiem or Ice and driftwood
owing down the river with the flood
???1
rauton
1, elf Toronto,
rieti Mr. Wm,
441114,1r.
Vu. ILn, wit o
ve y f peat 3reek be;
ijbnzggQr bet er.
Mine WI: llon-leine lifft un
day morning for Di:audio) at
obee 'her husband isliving.
Ushorns, School
*10.01.4,110
, v
Gee,
Stacie
et.
Tni tiaogiiter et
'Wm. ..% etre, gclepesereasio
a bottle or ea lie ereld,the other day
Await owed seen 11,,eaeld, anaffor
seme hours how alweenlIfel and
deal h. he will Waver.
-Death hos elainned nietira
ttinee it "WaS Verb a p$ t s t
the flounty of Perth, in the
of Mrs. E'enmeily, who wen in
tynolglitt year. She had been
fined :to her hzd tor -,5avoral"years
11 Salturday she peened to •the
teat Beyond from wheime no travel:,
kevar rAurns.4
diriectors of . keerten
d r twine faccary c up
e' minds net to'star
tU a.fter ha.rvest and
The following is the of tho
*motion MataillatiO116 Ike in $.5.
12, Vaberne. Name* are order
nr.krit.
Fourth Cla.74 over GO per eauthe ZoUowhi
AlYneer Morley Delbert Morley, DJ te-ir°°1411. to
oworat uo.y4 hotitual. direetors owing to on„
Atvoza:. xtangv.:,, (mar:, inikio, - b141 mannemoitecte .1`m'z
•'41111
9ued,
•Von St". t 0 Jr. 1V.-1.arottnn tee"4.11 eIr"In5tane45 brobe ught' about
ore forced to inform you that
'Wag. Lizzi0 TIr4ter 6unn11114 erv4illi inIncsointa, to openalte tin)
From Jr. III to Sr. 111.-1Vilsou Mor mut to mokil twicoror thebarvtam
vian,3nra Ounnir44
Esom Sr,. 11 to Jr. Ille-Oordon, Meer
lonisii.41,M,Geiruynni:,4;•1,tel4lilluitntle5ty'ric.'",;14121)31.:1-4
.811/-• bq'ulr• trust tshareinilders using' tv.ine,
oloysrouTtl'llart. litatAZ;'J nts two11141 tmwefukz datipbecirneti)ytoal
1904, 0u -tiler than: toinit on tble mar-
1;ot ‘Ltio 109 tons or twin e4 in the
wareelsolase there, ond 57 tons lit Mali.
ttoba left over from Oast year. •Ivo
• ,Laentele. Ienowlee.
From Jr. Pt. 11 to Sr.
Vera Ogden, George Ark..; Igoe
itheden, Meilee, Albe
Leh
Erma P to Pt IL-Verda. dtu-
lay, Mar gut: ri McGt ,My rile
Can
Exeter Muni,cipal Council.
^
Cuurwil rile: pursuant to adjouni-
went at Town alaseh 3114. ia.b.
ae at eneneillor Ta,ylor.
A r r oarsge-eW ode- Tha, t t 113 fol-
lowing accounts ba pesseti and' orders
Ouduicre, Iabor, Irie; Wol. Crte.10:10
drawn on treaaurer Lor, apan; G.
Ciulniore, labor, 87e; Wm. Greenhedo
1,25; VireLeb, doe$2,61 ; :Rich-
Quaure, do $4.75; Win..Treble, do, 50a
It. Yellowt do. $2.25; A. Deearinge 'do.
Than Brock, do, 03.43 ; T. Ilan --
Weis repairing pump at retinae:tory,
;:e1,15; 'Geo. 11. Blestott, tog tag* 4and
exprees "$3,85 ; Mies PE'emp, .'par t sale
try, 525,00; Geo. II, 13iseett, doi 827.50
Well. Levet t, ceal for ;Mrs. Delve,
I.75; E. Hunt, lebor, 40e; C. B.
Snell, electric light to; April Int,
'.$87.01); W. .7. Iteamanncoal, N. End
fire hall 86.50. -Carried.
Arinet t t a be
furniahnd for a drain on Huron st mot
Crom Thos. Snell's residence to ir-
ling street, the parties,benefittel fa '
dO OIL the work. .-Carried.
flountall to-
jourr, to April 14h. -Carried.
GEO. 11. 11ISSETT, Clerk.. ,
MAN'S MOST CRITICAL AM
Vety often the vital resoureits ars
small at forty:two, but if not; then,
between fifty-seven and sixty-two
yea.= or age Morels estrange; slow -
g diowni and loss tor Ilia
imporitant :t,ha,t this tran.sinref period
at eleilay should benchecked; strtength
:the weakened nerves be
The wise man will , use Vermo.
zone. whose poteney is iparticularly aP
plica to those critical periods. Far
riozont. 'quickens Lhe whole betinigel.rne
parts vigor a nd power, pushes back
Lhe tonset oC senility 'in aivery. mani-
fest way. it's hecause Ferrozoneigiv-
ha strength, vitality and vigor that'll
u.seful to old men. Try it. 13r1ce25
cente
Bayfield
Miss Ella Gainer= left this iveek
for Toron.to to visit friends.
-Mr. lierry Darrell is' having the
Pket Lot 23, eon. 6, in Ushorne. faen- Cemeaercie I Rotel reshingled this
tainiVg tire aeeee of land. Good bilek week• ,
house, stebte, good t IL bat d and. --Jas. Ferguson left for Port Dover
den. This reepei ty e rr•op last to take charge of a fishing
Thaerene ROacl Post Office, at,i1 lie nog there. ,
solar close slate. ire1-111s easy, -IPtin. Mr. Janane Ifergusan loft. on Monday
partirutals'apply to I Ii0MAS OAMERia far Port Dover, where( he has beencti-
ON Fa rg uli I' PO. • •;4 aged Tor the summer.
running around
on oUaRelle eteXtg.,,e'd13.1`17,:sfjrt't,TY, t'ci.,?:1311.7ax.ectle7t.ieveeNevnkerttliee ssinroceavt- sh a ving
II
•S If00111,11-11e0.11._TNII
sal 7 pure bred Durham. Bulls with - nre v after spending
Pe gine or eligable for registration Irr," l-
a aged bull which ia the sire of the er " the'r Buesilless College,
et see, le 1ucluded in the cifferrin; r5tarlicd home' en Sa Lnrdal
a& has pnoved himse a sure stock
gel, ler. ge Wan 'sired by Rivareide
St4imp, which clid. such good Serviee
• intlie herd of J. and W. p. Watt. I.
,f.ariom, and Ls a halt brothel- to
Stet of. Morning, recently- • owned by
eeznea Snell, of Hallett, which t ook
fireet9prize at .Lendon falr • ant/ solat den
heVliereeesion sale for nel.00.
•on Conceseion2. Ray, or Jentre
Wee, nee'', P. 0.
STOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind you ilave Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
eators to get tile nail inoperation, this
fell for the harvest of 1905.u. The,eir
cular is signed by. David
president and opeas for itself, The
trouble aenns to he, says the Herald
that the company are indebtatlito the
bank, and Although llienemourilk of
this indobeclne.eas met: large, yet
Lha bank, does not care about advanc-
ing any more looney until thin old
scare is wiped Que.
Stephen
The following is 'a.correat rvork of
we unite wih t th a many- friends of'
Uta standing or the pupils of S. S. No.
3, for the month of DIarch, together
with The result of the recent; ;promo --
thin examination in Ind and 3rd, book
°leases. The names are in order al'
eneritle.
Entremee,-Thos. Sandiers, Mitchell
Eddie...Willie, and Barbie -Elea-.
ver (equal) Lizzie Sanders,):Edath Par -
hone, S.ata. Rinks.
Protrioted from Sr. III to Jr. IV. -
Total 810, 111111)11 Willis, 555; Thom-
as Penliale, 552; Cecelia Ford ;519 ;
Fred dileatner, 518 y Derry Terivebner,
501; Ilarry Parsons 437; Earl 13ox 436
/Tilde jareszent'or 435.
Promoted from Sr. 11 o .1r. III.--.
Total 6,10 Sherman Willis, 451; Glad
ys Deareng, 418; Eddao Triefonerr 405;
junior 1II.-Earl Parsons, Alay Sam -
;Vera, Devine, Cookson -
Junior Diearing, John-.
ley Willis, Geo. Ricks, Fried Preszea-:-
Low, Sam Stanlake, Earl ShaptoneGeo
'White ker.
Senior Pi. II.-Genelon Sextders,erl-
orenee Triebner, eeela Willis, &liner
'Phester Parspns.
Junior Pt. 11. -Wilfred Shapton, Ed-
gar Wnurth, Garfield Stanlake, YoGer-
[1 g p la El Is
Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
but some plants areweajc and
others strong.
• And that's the • way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, sarne home
ine care but some grow b'cr
and strong while others stay
small and weak.
Scott's Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
of food, but because the lood
does not feed.
Scott's Emulsion reallyfeeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of \leak-
ness and failure to grow—
Scott's Emulsion seems to find
it and set the matter right.
• Semi for ftee saiap, e.
SeMt & Downe, Chemiq-3, Toronto, 0
50c. Ana fLoo; ,Iruggv,ts.
1044,
41111Pr4t
irkor4
40444...
4.4.ne
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OM,
O ▪ W.
4Inkm
4uum
OW-
4t1.-
??1/rittfMrtt
tewear this
rtIrttn
Mrint
The White Sale interest does not grow less by the daily ShOW-
tr and sPllin,Y It remains just as fresh and enthusiastic as the doz-
ens of snowy white garments composing it. Many have been car-
ried away by ladies who appreciate the beautiful in underwear, and
know when they see R. Numbors testify to the superiority of' our
Rig Collection of Dainty WhItewear. A
greater seliing Volume has marked the Advent of spring
Purchase early,
Ladies White Drawers
In fine carahrics finished with
umbrella style, flounced, wide
tucks, also heavy Cluny Lace at
25, 35, 40, 50, 6g. 7Q, 75. 85, 90
and 95e a pair,.
Dorset Covers
In styles of lace front, low round
neck, beading,frills of embroidery
bias skirt, all sizes at 25, 3O, 35,
45, 50, 6Q, 45, 70, 75, and 85c.
White Wanes
lade of tine India Linens, trim -
ed with lace and insertion,
cked at 750, 1oo, 20, $1. 40.
White Underskirts
Particularly flabby goods, styles
excellent, cambrics of the best,
all seams double sewn at 75, 950,
00, 1 I5, 1 20, 1 50,
$2 25
Don't forget us in white s
Ladies Chemises
special beauties, Emnire style,
elaborately trimmed for the s
so and 750,
Nightdresses
Soft English Carnbrics. Empire
style, low round neck, low square
neck, high fronts, trimmed with
Swiss and Cambric embroideries
at 0, 75c, 1 00, $1 50.
Yards Wiae s2c1).,tch or:1m)
0, novi
This is an exceptional bargain as "NAIRTs." is known the
or d over to make the best linoleum sold,
AIRN'S SOOTOM LINOLEUM 2 YARDS WIDE LOO
IN COATS—Prepare for a rainy day by bnyi g your
- from us Every seam sirwn,
Prmier & London Tower Brands are known the world over
for durability, style. and above all for the rain proof qualities and
no complaint come from those who buy them. Ladies' Waterproofs
at 4 00, 5 00, 6 50, 7 00, $7 50,
We ask Particular Attention to our Men's
Rain Proof Coats, Premier make,thoroughly rubbered and vulcaniz-
ed at 155.0C10 regular $7.00
Men's Rain Proof Coats, Premier make, the best rubber coat
that is both rubber itad vulcanite at *8000 regular b$10.00
MEN'SARAIN PROOIP CLOTH COATS
In beautiful soft finished cloth, excellent coat for spring wear. We
put the knife Imo these two lines. One that was 12,50 now goes at
$10.00. One that was 15,00 now goc..s at $12.50.
Curtains of Use and Beauty
BOBBINET CURTAINS by the yard at 25 and 35c.
Nottingham & Scotch Lace Curtains, 54 to 60 inches wide,
.3:i yards long, single or double borders with spray and floral centers
very light lacy effects, designs exceptionally good, styles up to date,
at 95e,, 1 00, 1 20, 1 40, I 50 a pair.
10 Per Cent off on Cash Sales, redeemable in Silverware
Popplestone & Gardiner
120 Wall Paper Designs to select from.
than Penhale;
Leare,nte having childeen to cara-
mel= School are earnestly requested
to eend them immediately . after, the
Easter vacation.
1.c0, on roll 40. Average „attendance
P.
FRED J. SANDERS, Teacher.
St. Joseph
---*
-Lest Friday death • claimed the
three-mr)rithe-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Dticharme.
• -11,/r. 'Luke Nigh worars a smile.
his wit% ,greseutect him with a charm-
ing baby girl last week.
,Iceeon the lake has hroked
up and fishermen 3vero lucky- in sav-
ing most er the.ir nets and tackle.
-Mr. Frank D. Curns, who has been
absent Tor five years, anutreiedi to St.
Joseph last week. During his absence
he served in theErlitsheBoe.r war for
Mese sears and in which ho did net
gel e. sera,Loh.
-Reports reached us here of a fload
itt Rlondel.e, a few mules below Grand
Bend. Nis. David Geromette and fam-
ily and Mr. Scion -ion WiIlianaa and
family had to move; out of their horo-
ea. Much +other deemage least been
done. tOsetttle have perished and 411
loose 6,Iiings around the!farms have
been Sweat away.
Varna
Iweek getting his etTects moved:over to
Mr. Turdy's house, het having -sold his
own (to the Rev. T. Davidson. .Cor a
snug sum. Dan aIvrays hasnu eye
tor buainess.
CREDITON
Roller Mi s
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Lumley 111 I
-felr. Frederick Cole.Sr., the
sick liat ai presient.:
ffeumley football team' has
purchased• a new foothall teaga.
*Miss Ellen Ilonton, spun; last Oristing and Chopping
•week visiting friends ateSeaforth.
,-Mr. ThomaS Passm,ore sgentelnet Promptly Done.
week and part of this vistlan.gefriends
a t Toronto.
,-;Quite a number from here pur-
pose igoing to the west in the • near
trutu.ne. -
-The Misses Ida and;Skella Pass-
more entertained a number' of their
young tEriends on,e evening at week,
-Miss Maud Glenn and Mrs. Ge
93o1Lon attended the drawing,room re
nen-Lion on Saturday last or Mrs: Wrn
Glenn of Glennwood,
010;satilr ,1Poeter is g,31( tug
things Toady to start ior th.a \east
net1 week.
Tite bridge fler,008 1119' river 1 1-1
ralleie north of Um Bannockburn brid-
ge 'went down wilh the flood on Vri-
da y iCternoon and tha timbers were
seien in Bagield on Saturday.,
e ---Mr. V. M. Die,11141as a 'large num-
her of trees tapped and bas his evap-
orator egoing turning out ,syrup by
„the :galeon. seripte bridge,
stands all floods but won't carry hie
horses.
e -Mr.• D.4 MediT,aelnieton is busy tads t
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill.
H.
Sweitzer
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