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1 hough 11 Is understood that he will
TIIE'MEEK AT THE CAPITAL, be
lu the"'''
'' inglllll, 14 hardly likely
that lar• will be git.en the Government
4mlursnt1on, If there IN 1niy011e else
14%141-1111t qt. Mr. liurnhaw',l resigns••
114114 wits rather un embarrassment to
the 1' 4 t
Hy Ian lhow(m.
01t*wa, Nov. 21t. I;r,rdually 11 114'•
sins to IN' 44p4r441t that there were two
by-elections last Mondry instead of
OIW. Nearly everylwNly appeared to
bare lust sight of,the Yale -Cariboo
contest In WUW'hlug the results in
East }:Iglu, but all examination of the
re4lalte In Yale glees (lie tioit•ruuleut,
little eowfort. Instead of there IN'Iug
the usual majority of wnusehi lg like
a thosotaud votes for the proleetioubst
candidate, there was only 44N) fur Mites
Ifelvie, and that waa In 14 lvnl$t Mooney
when; protection' meant' higher prices
for fruit, amt where Hilt: truth has
been-drlvet'hume 10 the voters. How-
ever, there was a rather hard eurublu-
att in fur the (:bverinielt raudidpt.•
to buck up against, for Col. F.dgett
appears to have been aiv.•u the endorse-
ment of almost ' everytNwly except,
Premier Meiulen.
Liberal Ile juking.
The bunt count its Mel };Iglu rause
WI a iard ktuiek to the Guvernwtait.
The Prime Minister had returuel, he.
fleeing that the vletury was as good
•u 'el'lllln•alt a the time 11 wits
heiolerd, Wed If Ile rotors buil Ik
• it will
prolaIbly iN' 4444 1111 independent.
.Tile w'rII fur 1V st Teterboro 111114 not
y4•4 INserrho nd, but as II is Jnst due,
there being u peslbl}Ity of a si%.
weal ren:' delay under the new Fran-
1'blse Aet, It Is expected Hort It will
11111 Ise ludg delayed: For one thing, 1f'(
It Is Imgwl to 'halve. a uu4ulw•r from I
holt euni.tltneuoy 111 the 11uu.s. at the 1
0peatiug in February, It 'will' Ise rfe•-
es4.• r,4 to get the writ out fairly quickly.
There is usually a delay of some fifty
day. between the Issue of the writ
and the date ed. election, and that
wo11ll out leays. 1une11 tune ld 141004e.
IN•hleeu uuw• 14111 Fe11112ry 1.
J. if. R. Elliott, Punisher of The Blyth
Standard, has been a,rao thele a tistary
public Ifor the village of Blyth and the
townsh ps of West 1V'awanosh, Morris area
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?kis, John Lynch, a highly respected,
resident of the township of McKillop. is
dead at the age of eighty years. She had
resided in the township since she was a`
young girl. •
M. W. Ortwein, of Hensall, has sold
hit tQeneral store business to his father,
J. W. Ortwein, who will continue it. Mr.
Ortwein junior will give his etteniion to
the insurance busihess.
A case of smallpox has been reported in
Morris township, and the board of health
immediately placed the house in quaran-
tine. The patient, Robert Bird, bat a
very light attack, It is stated.
Word has been received of the death of
( forge (gooks. for rpany years a resident
of Ilensall, who has been for some time
in the sanitarium at Guelph.
OOA>s>RZOB, ONT.
' a team and halt a•doz:n ino . to get tar.
car on the road again, 4ih.re it was left
while Mr. Macfarlane went on to lh.i.
I(,iteen in another car.
CLINTON.
There it a rumor to the effect that \Ir.
Trench of 'freswater, who owns and
operates the rink here, is about to sell it
to some people at Walkerton apd have it
removed to that town.
Operathans have been closed at the
Clinton evaporator for the season. About
8,000 barrels of apples were handled this
year.
Onslow Crich, an old resident of Clin-
ton. was (bust dead in bed at his home on
Thursday evening by local constable)).
who made an investigation at the request
of neighbors. His wife was also found to
be in a serious condition. Both had been
ill for several days with la grippe.
EXETER.
Henry Makins, a Gamer resident of
Heasall district has lost one of its early Exeter, died at Norwich on November 2)
settlers by the dta'h of Mrs. Ingram, and the 'remain' were brought here 1
widow of the late Alexander Ingram, who interment- The deceased was in his
passed away at the ripe age of ninety-one ninetieth year. Before coming to E xester
years. Two sons and six daughters Mrs Makins hued on a tam near Vatna-
fiEAFORTti.
Ch1 l.atil of Mrs. J. G. Sctitt occurred
suddenly at her Motile on t4'edne*rlay of
last week in her sixty ninth alio. About
five weeks ago Mrs. Seine tracturat. her
hip in a • fall. and the shuck proved tut
much for her system. 'I he deceased was(
a daughter of the late Henry Rath. who
did mush W the early; surveying in Perth
and flown counties. '$lie Is survived by
her husband, lir. J.G. Scott, and one son.
II. H. Scutt. • I '
The . C. W. V. A,, intend.; to have a
Christmas ball on •f.)ecember 2sith. •
Geo. Butrsch met with a serious acci-
dtnt at the Canada flax null*. He was
uprating a machine when has Ieft hand
`nas drawn ictu the knives and so badly
mangled that the first finger had to be
amputated. • •
Mrs. J: C. Laidlaw feli'on the icy side-
walk' While retunupg kunt. Church and
1tastured her leg near the ankle,
The Seaton h curling club hall organizatl
for the season, With the following ulticers:
President. J. Beattie; vice-president ,
Keith McLean; secretary, C. A, Barher:'l
executive committee. Ross Sproat, G. 1).
ilaigh, R. M. Jones. W. E. Southgate.
Thur:Nlay, D4'tmber 2, 1031).•
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tin Trinity \tethodist church. Toronto.
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a Ihre•.1•urnereel fight Inert. V1111'111 Wel'
ft is ,,(geil,,unit while the Government
cannot afford 'in lose the vote 41i the
House %Wel.-41 victory there would
Ir -inn.
the /4l•uu•rs are gutta, ,, ..trh•e
lard for further Intarlo reprcwe antion
lar the 4'eni111nc. At the sante flute
the • .*'rale are- going to _ dq their
11•41 to reduce the t;uvernmeut w:ajilr=
;,a-wwa --11L i•s.I,JN•e•a 1111441 rep with
soleal optiluiem during hie villi. a{qui r•
(rutty. and the defeat of ten. Govera-
Meut candidate came as a blow 10 all
Tory sRV{wrters .stere. The ' 11tt*wa
Liberals, who were net 'Anxious to
sty, sr whenever that a„Wtw:t-is ...bard
'we eon look fir a warm one..
Spent Too M Is Matey.
'1'11e w-rller 11 mooted Into an hoer.
est lest eon rsa11 t regarding the }:stet
Right h f1ettrm. hie ardet 110ve•nr
meat a 4'e work r was 1
bare a (•4' diddle -111 the Ih•I.I but 1 liwulsslag
woad- 1WCe, 4144'6 t4B ..h'tpinY • tire, tl 'm1r/i•t HMI muclt, unity i.a+t less
}itrmeer wen out. were jalihult ,Ac- spent in the riding. . e declared the
cording to Maekenzle King It was a defeat w•114 due tw the foul that the
victory for the progressive forces ecbolic '�idster •4'f 1.1.41 foils- lad gone to
cr the Farmer or Laval retulhhite l turujN•,w(tliout providing any Dewey
wa+ wleetel, Debt when It was tlw for-l,'1•'r that contest., •On the • her halal,
a keen obwtrver had some do 4414 from
1144,' .if. (11e' 111w114 111 111.. 1)114 t11ency
he. only two ala}s before the .'Iced. r and
tout declared that If the 4 ,)v1'rumen did
Neral. ; not win it would he t*muse it ad
t• overphseef the advertising . end
••r a de. spending too nitwit on hills and pl
bAd 1(6111 easels throughout the whole country.
ilio,,„.:,, 11f So ninth advertising of this kind had
the str..ng7 r 144.1 done•, he declared, that the INxgde
the 1'olt11tr4, it '14,a Me suspicions, klluw'l1441 that the
rliltnw( aigwlr .':ludidat' hail not the antorrnt 4
•its grw.0 stns„ tunny necessary for- the work which
n fmrrs, and that 11'Nt 1)4411 dour.
'Premier and 'alter •M ,twakerrittg on
tett Rm.
u.•wlr 4.01witntid IA. -Thirrgs. harp awstiatAl etnieTdTl•ir—allily
live tslrty diad tom, I sing• i e end of last week,-. With the
rpicl rhwir hard.„„ return 4 tlw- Premier and 51Inisar),
n•n11111we the point I mill shove aliens of turn -
mer there were ill t.•ars Shell. 4)
centre•. they abided hate preferred
are, win, win, .ince he was lar
field under straight Liberal rotor
when Ile 4/011111 1101 :get in the 1
rejoiced in a Gm..•nnne o,, def
1t watt to; . • ea tent rat
milling victor)', for I: i't F:Ig
beralde•ll ars the k.•) cur
the Dominion. Due
in
r31" 1 ..11$1ituc11ciex 111
watt there -thief -+he
gritty ades • Irvl tp tin
against ti
stand'^fat lied.
htit .mins of tl
eral.aial,t'Wl
Into the rid
Ler. ('rer
people.
a
to
bt'
levy. lint the
nt out nu a grist fleet t has dune
dill Ie,t Ibrxl. lel 1um1y Irlonlj muerte 11114 111441 wr
a 1 long without anything tieing Attn.' 1111
rot 4t. upliareuleyliktd_.tlnln.,.''II the hill that things were tepidly
apt.r•Nlrbinr stagnation., but now the
14,41414 over and tines will be fairly
hgsy smut the opening of the Ho11se,
Might Have (teen.-
Aylilr; the hi.lnsfiirl t.•ntre of slur.,
elrnet tenet had Ie•,.11 and lifter Mot, too There *re linKaa-
81ro::w:y 4r? in 344.4jous .'4.1Ions. {l:rx.'ll 4:Ievncles In thq Senate to Ire
gate, .a ma) city 116 •_'est to 1'herttuu, taken care of, and there are a few
Mel! in the ('nttnulne who see casting
—lits nu 1 ten- T1 .'alrrllglWt cyl,1 o11 those V441-upinilttetw)
14141111111/114:144. 4 all f ,l the tlrilNrr. m1713 I scalei4tis. Ilowecer_ when. there are ap
aft .1111 re now hi+ilf. .n g ,sty is 4*iinttnents to the Ked Chamber from
of ale•. (:8lrr 14-11 t.*rtiRii,,,Ix it is the ('nmmuns the Government mist
clothe:4 that wIt-h 1' triton out of theremember the fact that every 4acylney
Sew
flu G11v, rnnu•nl wnull batt eh
footed flu• 1'1444131.e, lir 'bold Lar. dr-' 111011 1114 n by-el4'4'n and t 1104 thIAts
try -
feared the Liberal bions. ern the ot:e•i are Mit being welcomed In these try -
band, the Liberal* say sic t the r•eu1- 41X74. lbw. J. 1). Relit, who has
bDN1: yule.-uuilS44t Itic-tIo-et mcitt was :
Jn't returned treat trip to F:ntlnryl.
nearl1 ly-u_te•vu1: nod that that cute Is s1l)00we4l to ie• ready for n eomfort-
ewe 111111'41 111. vii public uphill • 71f're sear in the t Aper rTmm�Itt. ,nil
Another Fish hi Prospect.
Now attention is. locoing to
'Teterboro, which seat was ,111•raal
'tine resignetiou of J. 11..Iturliliint due
Ing nut sunauer. ?Ir. Burnham value
to the moue tis: oar 11 1
from the {Nopla. hall .expired if th1•''llxw'1. A"waver, flip present time I.
(,oi•ermwelt'' waudatr hod not and ;_ant propitious to 14,ne hilt by.'1.'•-
lir therefore said he was 407tlug ant.' linos rand the Government 1,1 not des
play Ing` ay anxiety to make any
chants* finless wife venni • Can first• be
_ecc__ -.
11,411ted. • ecce..
_..Alive the hereat In East Mtn there
has M'e'n a renewal of the demand that
the Government, test the feeling of
nil the people' Ili a general election.
That demand is hardly' ifkly to he
r vete itdel, iowever, t!1 - such . eon-
{ (*stent is foreed. I `t passible. _ the
Government will hang oh, till the 1921
IY11i11N lure been taken, nail, then n re-
-dletribution can be wade. in a re-
' dletrfbntion part of the
• hope of winning the next contest, un -
lees the protein signs fail.
Mr. and. Mrs. s ncan McGregor, of
Kippen, recently cele . ated the conclusion
of fifty years of wedd • tile. They were
married by ..Rev. Wi lam Graham of
Egmondville and lived i Tuckersmith for
many years before retia g to Kippen.
The anniversary was the occasion of a
family gathering and the p ntalion of
handsome gifts to the wort couple.
Rev. A. ' Macfarlane of B. field met
g in his
automobile to Hills Green to Axes --
service there. Owing to the icy c dition
of the road his car skidded into th- ditch
and was badly damaged. Forte :tely
Mr. Macfarlane escaped unhurt. It ook
with an accident while drier
priject to supply the young men of I Henry Aitcheson has joined the staff of
Exeter with Y. h1. C. A. facilitate. The the Rank u( Commerce.
plans include a club room with a gym- I \Ir. and Mrs. Thos. Robinsan announce'
nasium, reading room, etc. • = 1 the engagement of their eldest daughter,
Councillor William ' Ward has issued a : Elva \lauds, to Joseph Clark Thompson.
writ against the toivii for damages on, son of M. and Mrs. Win. Thompson,
account of injury to his house and prop- ; .Auburn ; the marriage to take place early
erty through thebvefllowvngi of the water uaUrcrmirer.
in the large tank. The shutout is sup{weed , Peter (swans, recently appointed town
t9' work automatically, bits one night clerk of Winiham, has declined the mai-
recently it faileeI to do so, and nearby . nun,' preferring •lo conti4:ue teaching
buildtttgs were havjiy shower ! school. ' •
Mrs. Cowan. whom husba , Dr. Y..: The Baptist church at Itidgetown has '
Cowan. died at Lnndun a few Weeks ago. 1eatended-aerli to Rev. J. F. L)ingman,'o(
has come to Exeter to make h.)ale' Minghatn, wlw lhasnut yet announced his
in future with \1r. and \Ira S. Martin. 'decision.
quietly solemnized of Alto Fern• only
daughter of \1r. and Mee. Jas. McDonald.
4'9' Silas•street, to Ur. Gen Joynt,
son of Mrs. A. sis.fnt, of {t'ing m. the.
Rev.. N. Rowell officiating.
A couple of local residents have bar
up :against a 19.'0 amendment to pede
game laws and considerable itdignatl•n
is felt regarding the resulting_ court case
Gime Warden Brown, of Middlesex,
appeared here on Saturday and seized a
coonskin in W. I). Pringle's tannery. left
ther,_• by Alias 1*i111a1014, to by fanned for a
muff. Mr. Pringle and Miss Isbister
were summoned before 'Mayor Gurney
and T. Bennett and each were fined 1)20
and taxed $6.70 costs. Proceeding lite
4,:his sean4) th olticer hunt in the
, caltioo. G-- Lles'}�t+-+r•41, the
skin. on which royalty had not barn paid.
and he, too, as assessed $20 and $0.70
costa '
I'Itilobgieal.
A colored W4t14111 0114' day ri.iheel
tea• court-houw• i4 a 'r.•unw'see town•
and said to !Ise Jtitlge;
'•Is you -1111 the r.• 'rbate judge?"
"1 alit the judge f the probate,
11lel41a1y."
•'1''4' come to y4t11-ul 'rause 1'11' in
tr lade Yah woo .1 'N /Moo diet
1 , bed e
h t 1 au 1 I'st• .it t •.w little to-
ndo l I
ndet w. I'se rum sir he aipaint4l der
0.4'4I1 1144414.4.'• - 'rbc: -..-Lawyer... and
Thomas A. Edison
Wants To See An
Amberola In YOUR
HomeThisChristmas!
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Ihis appointment may enm4' before the
^est
!louse (41419). As a 'ucrs"o4' In nese
4. ('nhlnet the MIin4' of .1. A. Stewart of
Perth is being mentfnne1. and he, may
be ,tnkrn into the tune• vire* IrT the
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Wholesale Arrests
Canadians With Coughs
Halt Who goes theret Someone
with • cough. Pass friend` Stop
nought you are under arrest. Thous -
evil of ouch arrests nor bring made
every day' in all Barts of f'anada. Tao
long have coughs and eolds evaded
iaetiee and eansed uetold entfering to
umanify,'but at lief they have been
cornered and overpowered by Caa-
ada's famous cough dote tive—back-
ley'e Rronehitis, Alistare. Did you
. over Beer of this wonderful remedy?
Why, everybody is. talking and writ-
ing•about the great work it is doing
In curing, coughs,. Bolds, bronceiitis,
asthma, etc. s lae
The foliewing is one of thousands
of letters received:—"Kindly accept
n ala ,ere thanks for the benefit ray
wife derived by the nee of one of your
bottles of Bronchitis Mixture. Per David Dew died at Isis home at llensall
over thirteen years she has suffered 1 Tuesday of last week ill his fifty -screed
aeatey. After spending dollar after
lobar upon varidus remedies, 110 f4'•
lief waa obtained. Bearing of year
most narve1olie remedy she decided to to reside.
give it a eriel'snd I am glad to a7 tel nc bat putetfased the Titov
one bottle has made her well. You �ICtor •t p
are at liberty to nee my name and Ryan. 100 -acre firms west of Walton. The
shouts be oily ton p)eased to /gnawer price is said tnebe $6,100.
any inclines. Sinerroty 7111?,, John Next•year Grey township will again
Holmes, Yeskvillo Ave." The orifi• have .a (!, Mute reeve, tree population
last of this letter may its seen at showing a sufficient incrrar..,,
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W. K. i#Iskley, LimiNd, 141 Alntual Mrs. John Currie, of Crnmal'ty, 0110 Of
Bt., Toronto. Don't show • rough or the eatly settler* of that district, died of
*old to lin c klelth yea: Await with
pneumonia un Sunday' November' 21.
ill. flail Pottkl. 's ilixture and %ave p�
cors h arrested. This remedy rDever anter 17,rhe at Dariage took
, 0( Mel. 1a November
Fairs
Say on every bottle it a' ea Walton,loGeo. Kellermann of Da*hwood.
Se Arend.l.)the are
If not satidac• ph Arne* he* w ld his farm on the:
tow Delays yo are Druggiangest
4'w. rider 4Ih crmcession a Gr.y to John Dray St
now boa youx Ihnggllt Son of the were township for 11a.0n0, mr.
Anes v ill probably rilre from (at ming.
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COUNTY AND DISTRICT II
year. 1
W1liam Eftoat, who recently <old hi'
farm at Beuceffeld. has moved 40 Sea forth
lab' ,�
G9'
1 L ast year manicy thousands of amities enjoyed an Amberola on
; C '. istmas as the result a Mr. : dison's expressed wish 'to bring
r / myti_ 'c to eery home in the Ian This Christmas wil witness
thousands- of
homes • n Christmas Morning, becau• • you again have the o or-
tunity t own an Aniherola practically •n your own terms/ st
• ..� t • l 'g ' IT2t Iris
E ON's NEW D MON D
is the world's gieatest phon mph value --per-
fected in every detail by the ,,n ' odor of the pho
nograph`! The Amberola has pr .d its superior-
ity over high-priced "talking machi ' s" and com-
mercial phonographs in numerous p blic tests!
And you can own_this wonderful pho graph --
you and your family ran enjoy its exquisi tmusic
this Christmas right in your bonze-eventill)you
have felt' you could not yet afford a phonon e h t
Remember. as Mr. Edison's authorized etc
We are hotmd'to carry out the spirit of his wish--
!N)1.1) iV Golstli1('iI Hi
J. A. CAMi'RI:1.1.
it is up to us'to ?Tulle it )ssiblc for you to own
an _Amberola right awa' We are ready, and
willing,to do so. Ve know. he Christmas season ,
is n drain on your resources—a this time you can-
not make any big expenditure. Well, Hon won't
have to! You can have an Am a Ila practically
on your ,own terms! . Let us kn a w just . how
much or how little you can pay now, t d what fu-
ture payments will be most (`onvcnient a 1 easy for
you—and we will work out a satisfactory - : ge-
ment.-- ` we insist4on orgy one condition
Come Act lmmodietelyt Come to our .tore or to to us at once—every Minute is vAlu blp.'
Otherwise our stork of Amhernlas iu:14 h' (-chilli al and we Mllehtive•ta digappoint you ft
you want as Ataberolla in your home Christtnas mo g, call dr write today—tomorrow plow!
D. W.IHAMILTON
Agent for Edison Disc and Amberola Phonographs
and Records.
AUBURN. ONT., Pa ill I I r 15. (f) t t 44 1 3)
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