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HUk1-E T. EXETER,
7 MlOtrta&T, !lept.
M8th
week tar
isare w take cbm $' on left 01 e Mind
Jobs tirsager, Losdeabord. r.aaUy
- a tburongbbrd cow vabssd et
over Pk
Mises Mary and Ven C•rbsrt have
vim to Strmttued, when they are
igteedieg the moving school.
auvJH Medd Vice. w arpen
to the br e,h. t
tiro mouths visiting members of bee
Ir
ieo L Rands has purchased the
sorts hJf of lot 1tL coo the 4th mscts-
rriss of Mullett, trout Samuel Pollard.
!oo guns Mr. Roods one hundred
acre*.
wESTFIELD.
TcgeoeY, Sept. tl'b.
Mr. acrd Yea Rob. Taylor. of
Ashore. spent Friday at Wm. Me-
Deltel a -
A bouncing baby. boy arrived at the
fiasco( Wm. Rooth on Tuesday last,
September -'tad.
Mira M. Webster. of St. Helens. was
ter greet of her aunt. Mrs. T. H. Tay-
lor, over Sunday,,
Mr. and Mn. Turnbull and children
are eating lbs former's uncle,
Jena Wahiawa.
•Nr. and Mn. Albeit Campbell spent
$Today with theforiner's sister, Mrs.
Ww. Crozier, of Crewe.
Myr Lilian (lark, of SL Helena.
wase orer but Friday w enjoy the
gam -oast with her toauy friends
The young people of Westfield and
vfdaity rojoyed a corn -toast io J.
Wigbtman.* grove last Friday ' even-
leg -
Kee b. Jewett, of Blyth. occupied
tke pulpit,io West.tteld chord' on Sun-
day in the interest of temperance
wart.
The W. M. S. of the Westfield
,chunb were enteetai.ed at the borne
din. John McDowell, sr., oo Tues-
day afternoon.
' Word has been t.ceived here of the
arab of the little three-yews-oW
daughter d Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pick-
ett of Maple Creek, Sank.. formerly
d Westfield.
The Westfield Muddy scboo! is
kwkipg furwerd w Rally Dry, which
is to be held aro September Kith.
Parents ate rt*.qyu. ted to keep this
date in view and toms out and e0 joy
the rally service.
STANLEY.
MWxneY, Sept. Intl..
sBoLxtet—Prrasolt.—A very happy
enrol took place at the base of lir.
sod M rt. John P.aswoe, of the 2nd
concesee, of Stanley. et high noon
w 11'.-dureday. August 27, wben their
youtd--•. dauebter, Mary Irene, be.,
tante the bride of Waiter Gordon
Butane. of Edmonton, eldest moo of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes ofToron-
t . formerly of Cltaton. Promptly et
I o.,10,l, to the strains of the wed-
ding w.i-h played by Miss Ida
Haute.. A. T. C. M-, Toronto. i.110bride Soured the room, emeterted by
bee father, end took her plasm beside
the groom. beneath a wedding hell, in
as evrtgeeen sod tome of sharp:
meaty. Rev. Dr. /Rawest, of Toroo-
ta, performed the ceremooy and at
its Ouse Mn. John Inaes sang "U
Premise Mor Tim bride eras prettily
suited in rharmetue satin and carried
•mower bouquet of whits roles. Her
travrlliogdr,.. was navy blue serge.
After congratulations and a stunpt uou.
wedding dinner the weddiog patty
lift tot Toronto. where they will spend
afar dais before going to their house
is Edmonton. Atoo.g tlsoss from •
&Wane, who attended the wedding
were be ileEwee of Dsteoit. uncle of
the bride: Mrs. E. Raises of Ste Catb-
arise*: Mr. and Mn. Robert ifolases
and Mies Ida Holmes of Toronto. The
bride was the recipient of some beod-
saee presents, among them being s
p erm from the groom.
BEWARE,
YOUNG MAN.
IT 5 THE LITTLE DANDRUFF
dr -RMS THAT ARE CAUSING YOUR
HAIR TO THIN OUT.
Put$ 2n bage•Stops Fatting Hair and
Does Not (;ental, Poisonous
Lead or Uyes.
The ckere young man of today
doyen t rake any chances on losing hid
bur A man who is baldheaded at
tbuty beaks like forty-five. and 111)
Placed at s disadvantage wben seek-
ing employment.
1f you have
dandruff it
bear.* down
near Lite 1o/nts
nl 1r.ut hyla
aa a r it y cif
ds odr u ff gee urs
We ails. kiss
are hair tout
and destroying
de iit•lit
IaTMe hair
out.
grows beto arta betdne.s results
nnng �:�o t yo.r reit? 1. tielight-
fo Parisian °efs. It will sR.p f.Riae
hent tau dsalieri< proM, modish
bacc mod *alai .esi>R er ntsewq
fettle mge is ally SO ernes •
am, de.l.
•vet r • hw►. M. Wigis's rs
Girl e I h anbu-w hair
••••11 carnes. Leb for Parisian
W b sot loam abet It *rift of
ieat..g •re .rt 1n moieties when we
'~'py •stile se nee *amber. (Aetst-
issay wear ambles se iamb ie tier
au .—n r- ph —�..s
Mo*Dii, Sept. fish.
Adolphua Hooper, who lost his barna
by Iry • few weeks ago. will have .
raising on Moods, aheru000. Mr.
Hooper has certainly lost oo time.
Francis Wilbert Coward. son of the
late William Coward. died •t his bone
fo Cohn tie on Saturday afternoon in
bis thirty-fourth year. Mr. Coward
had tarn io poor health for a long
time, so that hie death was not unex-
pected.
Andrew Hackney and F. Kash*
were delivering a heifer the former
had sold to William Knell, cattle
bt.yer, when the animal went mad
trod turned un all wbo came io ber
way. Although blindfolded and held
by two roper, it succeeded in knock.
IDE dawn Mr. Hackney. who waa con-
siderably bruised. In her ruse to treat
Ksrn1ck in • Similar fashion. the
heifer tripped on the sidewalk and fell.
She was finally overpowered and planed
fa adtay.
DEATH or M Et.ruten. — Michael
Elford, one of the oldest settlers a
L'sborse, died et the home of his
dr.ugbter, Mrs. Isaac Johnson. on
Sunday evening. 8rptember 7. biota
his second marriage Mr. Elford had
lived at Pott Hope. rwo weeks ago
he and his wife cause to Exeter and
U'sborne to visit their relatives and on
Tb rsday Mr. Elford was etrkk.n
with perslysis, from which be never
regained coosciousnwM till death
claimed him. He leaves. besides his
wife and daughter, one son, Michael,
cm the old bouiesteed. Mr. Elford
was • lifelong tuember of the Metho-
dist church. The funeral service will
be conducted by Rev. E. G. Powell
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at the borne of Mrs. Johnson Inter-
ment at Enter cemetery.
HEADACHE
1. caused from the blood beio; thick-
ened witb uric acid poisons circulat-
ing in the bead. Ants -Uric Pills cure
41 forms of kidoey trouble. They are
so good and so sure. F. J. B%tland
guarantees teem. Bs sure you get
Roti -Crit Pills. 11. V. Marron on
every box. Sold only at drag store.
In tbese days of motors London is
divided into two claims—the quick
and the dead. -$e Thoma. Dewar.
DISTRICT NEWS.
Res. G. Victor Collins has tendered
bis reeignatioe as pastor of the Wing -
ham Baptist cburcb.
Dr McDonald, Iain of London. has
opened a dental office at Hensel!, in
Dr Sellery's old stand.
Miss Pbemie Cowan, of Seafortb,
has taken • position on the Collegiate
Institute staff at Dundas.
The death occurred recently of Tho..
Lynch, cattle drover, of $bipka, at
the age of fifty-two years.
Miss iia Shears. of. Stratford, bas
been engaged by tbe trustees to teach
the Union school at Sodom.
Mr. and Mr... W. Brydooe, of Clin-
ton, have returned home from tbeir
trip abroad witb the party of Canadian
teacher,.
James Snell k Sons, the well-known
sb '*-breeder, of Hullett. won several
prizes at the Toronto Exhibition with
their sheep.
A bylaw will be submitted shortly
at 'Exeter for a loan of 510,000 to an
Ohio company that proposes starting
• foundry there.
Rev. Mr. Miller, of Toronto, has
accepted a call from the Lutheran
cburcb at Zurich and is expected to
arrive about the 23rd of the month.
Henry Horton, of Tuckersmith, who
bas been teaching in the Lumley
school for Ilse last two years. is now
teacher of the sebool on the Mill road,
Taekersmitb, near Hrucxdeld.
Tbe contract for carrying the mail
O ut of Clinton on rural route No. 1.
which extends north to Sumter-rbtll
and tben across Mullett township to
Constaoce, has been awarded to 8.
Law, cute.
The death of Miss Annie O'Hara,
daughter of the late Francis O'Hara,
a McKillop. occurred a few days ago
at Clinton, where she was visiting her
sister. The remaios were interred in
the St. Columban cemetery.
John Armstrong, of the flan of
Armstrong k Cast!,'Seafortb, baa pur-
chased the Anur mill at Chesiey, and
will devote bis attention hereafter to
that eoterpeiter. The inurioro at Sea -
fort b will ire conducted hy Mr. ()ass.
The Centralia Methodist cburcb has
been reopened after uodergoing im-
proveweot and renovation. Tbe re-
opening services were conducted by
Rev. D. N. McCamu., of L.nndon. and
were .Ueodd by iargeozongregatione.
Mrs. Geo. anon. Wingham, met
with a painf I accident A letter pros
was being taken down from $ high
shelf when it tell sod .trunk Mrs.
Mason on the face. Her -nose and face
were badly bruised a04 bet eyes
blackened.
A quiet wedding was .olenrnized at
the home of Deed Mack. Einer. o0
Wednesday. September Ent, Isis niece,
Kia Mery Ling. sed J. A Simpers,
both of i(emsall, beteg the rsrioripals.
The ceremony was performed by Iter.
R. J. Sharp.
De. Georg. McAllister. of George-
town. Ont . formerlyof Hensel!. was
married cm Antral b at Rbaw.illa.
(ld�ee., the bide being Annie 1(41(b
Siliote. only daughter of Mr. H. H.
P,Hi.rtt. of tee Quebec town. Dr. Mr -
Ablator mad 81s bride will regalia at
Georgetown.
The T Iell t TAeasos.J gbnreb. Reiter.
w as the recon of • weetify westering on
N'tut flat. August SUBS, w hen Roo at ,I
Rayls Wakes+ •all Mk. v,,.►-• rya.
1snsgbter .4 Mu. Amtbnaty Alum, of
Lseeer, ft rreerty of ('enemat y, we- e
wanted In na.rr1g. by Dry. D. W.
(whir•. Aber the honeymoon trop
M.. end Met Qsanee will take up
their residence is Exeter.
lie marriage of Kim Miens heats ie.
dssgtkksr et Ur. awl Kis. James
Beattie. Ileatur•tb, to J. Ernest Boltb.
B. 8 A., of Petaeborr. , took piece oe
?wed4T. tivembse2ed. in the See -
forth f ,atboiiet ebw ch. The ceremony
wee pertained by the pastor. Rev A.
W Barker. Mr. mad Mts. Smith lett to
speod a brief honeymoon in Muskoka
before taking up residence at Peter -
bow'.
Au interesting event took place in
the 8eatoetb Presbyterian church on
Monday, September let, wbeu Jana
A. McNaughton. of Calgary, and Mia
Janet Bur. daughter of the late Rev
M. Bair, were united i. maniac,.
The nuptial knot was tier! by Rev. F.
H Larkin, seated by Dr Neil Ma I
Phereses. of Springfield, Mame The
brut was given away by b.r uncle.
Dr. Sparks, of St- Mary.. Mr. and
cNeugbton will reside at Cal-
gary. where the groom occupies a
prominent place among the nal estate
fraternity.
Walter Breckenridge, a young man
in tee employ of the Thompson Egg
Company at Brussels. had • close call
from serous injury or pe•sib!e death
one morning last week. He was dnfy-
ing & team of horses attached to a
dray loaded with empty 'egg cases.
tieveral of these were shaken from tbe
settee as it pawed over the street
crossing : young Breckenridge fell et
the horses' heel., and the animals tak-
iag fright dragged their driver quite•
dirtanee before be could get free. He
war badly bruised and suffered a deep
cut in the forehead.
Tbe death took plate at W iogbam
oo Wedoreday, 27th ulr, of James
Weir. in his eighty-seventh year. He
was ill only two days, following a
paralytic stroke. Mr. Weir was horn
at Galton, Scotland. and when a
young tnao came to Tin nberry town-
ship and took u a four. Ten years
•go be gave up 1atming and moved to
Wingbaw. where be had since lived.
He was a great Inver of his native
land. and waited it On several or-
ca.ione. In'religioa be wase Presbv-
teaian. and in politics a Liberal He
isaurvived hy bis widow, five stns
and one daughter.
On Mocday after000n, let inat.,
there palmed away at ber home in
Brussels Urania Stattom. wife of
(lenge Pollard, io ber seventy-eighth
year. Mrs. Pollard war born iu Corn-
well, England. and after emus years'
resideooe in Canada came with her
husband to Monis township. later
retiring to Brussels. Nine children
survive, also twenty -mien grand-
children and two grest-grandchildren.
Mrs. John F. Warman. of Clinton,
is a dangbier, mend Mertes. who lives
on the boaresteed Mertes. in Morrie, is the
only .on living in Huron county. Mr.
and Mrs. Pollard celebrated their
golden wedding a year ago.
Dr. J C. (;earlier, of Chigoe, Wedded.'
On Wednesday. 3rd inst., at tbe
resideoee of Dr. 1. A. Macdonald and
Mrs. Macdonald (siseer 01 the b ide(.
Toronto, the marriage of Miss t oa-
steaee Rehm Christian. youngest
dsogbter d William Christian. to Dr.
Joseph Marin Gandier. of Clinton,
w oo of Bev. Joseph tisodier and Mn.
Gaudier, of Newburgh, was solemnized
by Rev. Mr. Gaudier, father of the
g room, and Dr. Macdonald, brother-
in-law of the br ids. The bridesmaid
was Miss Jean C. Macdonald, niece of
the bride. and the tot man was Dr.
F. E. Mellow, of Uxbridge. After a
trip to Muskoka Dr. and Mts. Dandier
will reside at Clinton.
Fats- O'Neil Wedding.
Un Monday. September 1pt, at the
home of Mts. D. B. Kennedy, Clinton,
Belle. the second daughter of Mr. and
Mn. Frank O'Neil was married to
Leonard Pair, of Drayton, only son of
Mr. and Mn. Joseph Fair, of Listowel.
Rev. D. K. Groot performed the cere-
mony in the presence of only the im-
mediate relatives of the bride fend
groom. Tbe bride was given away
by ber father. After the Ceremony a
dainty wedding luncheon was served
at the Hotel Normandie and Mr. sed
Mn. Fair left on the aftern000 train
on their wedding trip. For a while
they will reside at Listowel. where M r.
Fair is relieving on the: Royal Bank
staff.
Bleevale Hotel Burned !lows.
Tbe Royal hotel building at Bluevrk
wee burned down early Saturday
morning, 30th ult. The sheds also
took fire. sod floe .goals of the fire-
lighters were directed tottering Scott's
blacksmith shop, which they succeeded
le doing. Rad the blacksmith shop
naught Me the tither stores and houses
in the bink could hardly have been
saved. The betel and sheds had been
boarded up since last towing. when the
proprietor. 1. C. Johnston, and his
family moved to Saskatoon a few
weeks before Iocel option came into
faro. There were sane honeebold
effeet• in floe building. This summer
an effort had been made by the
temp.rmnce workers to rain. fund. to
buy the hotel l.uilding, but without
entree.. The insurance carried was
51 -fart
It ptioreaD.bsrty Nalrtes1
The marriage of Helen Irene,
oang..l daughter of Mr. and May.
William Doberty, Conten. to Ss•auel
T. Eemplborne, of Raskatoon. son of
tMr. and Mee C W. Kensptbnrne, oe
Whitley, was solemnised le West ey
chureb, Cliatno. on Weodr.eeday after -
Doors of Iasi week- 1tev, Dr. Roiled.*
officiated. end th • w.ddiwg mst/e tris
frayed by Pref. WWgoem% pudpsl
mama •-it Ira .0 e1a�
4,4: ,11 •��r{•7aa ,i: iI
SUMMER
r roasts %sass s*rvogl i
sed Maws is easily castrerbel,
but Sostt'a Erre wI.ion
pr seedy ruse tfle raid aa$
• , t,it.id year ern+Mi
prow sirloin
flattest a wr.a
n—' Nee
lot, t..
Clothes Stay White if You '1rest
. Them Right.
Use Comfort Soap.
POSITIVELY w LAMEST SALE f• CANADA
S Js- email WO
e e
G HT"
of London Conservatory Of Music, of
which school the beide is an honor
graduate. '1 hs church was pleads
decorated with paints said pink end
white oaten. The bride ware given
away by ber father aid wore •
beautiful Bohn of white brocaded
matin with lace bodies and pearl tall
trimmings. Her veil wits arranged as
• mob cep and was aught with lace
and orange blrxrmoetu. She carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and mauve orchid,. Her only acne-
ment was a diamond necklace in
plat in umset ting, the gift of thegronw.
The maid of honor, 34 'es E. bel
Doherty wore meteor blue crepe de
cbene with white and blue bat and
carried pink roses. Miss Maisie Kemp -
thorns.. sister of the groom, totted as
bridesmaid and wore pink chiffur. with
I.rge piok picture hat and carried pink
SHOE STYLE
N&t Extravagance!
Tbiok of a Shapely•Feot Fa-
med is en Unnbape ly 8bot !
r WOULD BE A SHAME!
Hoch Maas ere not to be found
Here ! Yon are.Peefee:ly Justi-
fied in
BUYING STYLISH SHOES
COUPLED WITH CirlaPORT
AMO sEavIct,
Whin priced Reasonably,
As Our; are Priced !
W. SHARMAN
roses. Jamas Dobiety, brother of tie
bride, aMat•d the groom and Guard
Doherty sad Will Middleton were
usbers. During the .iguing of the
register Mee. Here, of Whitby, esog
Beloved It Is Morn--' To the bride's
atteedaots the gru.w gave platinum
0ecklsees with diamond pendant,.
Hisgift to bin best man wse a raver
nerd ase and to the umbers be gave
gold monogram cuff -Oaks After the
ceremony a reception was held at
the house of the brides patents. A
buffet lur.cheon was carved by several i
of the girl friends of the bride. Solos
we.e given by Mrs. Herr, Prof. Wile
goose and Murray Jackson and serer al
tediums, of congratulations were
read. Mr. and it,.. Kemptborne left!
on the 3t(i train for Niag.ra. From 1
there they will go via the Dt. Lawn's,*
to New York and other cities on the
Atlantic coast. The bi ide'a travelling
suit waa of desk blue cloth with I null
blue velvet hat.
MacEwan's
CUA
Best Scranton Hard
Coal—all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates- —the highest
qualityof Coal th:.t
can be .bought for
the purptme.
Empire Donie s t i c
Lump Coal most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Chest n u t
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
Tcleobone D8 ±.
Twomitiev, Sneer U, ISIS 7
OFF TQ
1 SCHOOL
You want a new suit
for that boy of yours who
is starting off to school
again after the vacation.
We believe we have just
what you want—something
nice and natty and MADE
TO WEAR, at a reason-
able price.
Bring the boy to
us and let us
fit him out
Don't forget that in
MEN'S WEAR wehavethe
best lines on the market,
right up to the minute in
style and quality.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderieb
SEMI -READY TAILORS AND MEN'S OUTFITTERS.
Agents foe Carhartt Overall*, Stanlield's Uoderwear,'JFitwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars add Cliffs.
•memtneertimmewwboloNateweeemosireasimemNA01010
SPECIAL
OF Fog Tto nswig
nusb! forte bhr.e fhnGof 1911,g.daor
Great Britain, only
Notice
la Shaw . Scaool.. Toronto. lamas
people are trained to ears good ealareee.
We conduct eve tio.iatw %baste le
t bis city. tt•e .roald eke t0 mend See
our latest oatatogse.
F.11 Term tram gept. rod.
W. H. SHAW,
President.
Summer Suits
are, most serviceable w ben you
have them made of the
op-to-datebest
goods in the most op -to -date
sT
tyle•. uu will obtain abso-
lute satisfaction if you patronize
Dunlop the Tailor
West St., Godericb
i� 11b 1111�11�11�11�11+11�11�1 III W
Binder Twine
.'3 McCormick, 65o tt.
Twine at 1 2C per Ib.
3 55o ft. Twine:at
3„ per Ib. -
Fencing
Miff USE
We have a few rods
left of the Canadian
Steel Wire Co. all No.
q Fence, which we are
still selling, ati the old
prices :
7-42 fence for 25c rod
1 1 " " 2Sc
Portland; Cement
We have just got in
a fresh carload.
Coal
Do not forget that
we handle the genuine
white ash Plymouth
hard Coal. This Coal
comes from the Scran-
ton Coal fields but from
a vein in which there is
hardly any slate or
stone. It is guaranteed
• not to be over two per
• cent. ..tort or ..;at(•
Pnrn•rr
Stove and Nei 117,73
Uflik. q"AfitielitillgtctO
COUR tikkOWARE
15 THE 6E5TYHA7' 15
MADE. OM S1Ck
THERE'LL BE !.0 GULSS
YOUR HARDWARE SROM VS.
WL KNOW WHICH BRANDS WILL STAND THE HARD
W LAIR.
WHEN YOV NL_F_D ANYTHING IN HARDWARE. FROM
A CARPET TACK VP, COMIC TO VS. YOV'LL FiND iT
W OVR STORE
WE DO BUSiNESS ON THE 3QVARL.
Let es Agues on your Plumbing. H.at,og. Electric Wiring. Rave -
roughing. rte. Alt work grsar.ntFed.
WORK WHEN YOti BVY
Chas. C. Lee
PHONIER . Stere flt2 House 112
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Fh• Shatwia-Wi//tenor Paints Corr flea Earth
1lnili11ii11iufliiL 111i1i W W ilii/il�
LCannellCCoal
We have just got in
a car load of Dixie
Birdseye Cannel Lump
Coal. This coal will
not crack and throw
coal all over your
room. Price $8.00
per ton.
Call and see our
Hammocks, Hammock
Couches, Refrigators,
Oil Stoves, Gasoline
Stoves, etc.
Screen Doors
and Windows
at redu..ed'prices.
Bicycles
I)o you want;
Cleveland Bicycle ?
We have three new
bicycles which we are
seliing at reduced
prices.
2 Sea.*10 wbeets tow $46.00
1 $45.00 wheel for MOO
1 R ...1 ►e..wwi. hand wheel
with new n,.,. ;•Ir f'' 1'4
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