HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-1-16, Page 8We have tapeiied: rep :a ease of New
Goods, Consisting of the L .TEse
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WORST1GDS TWEEDS
AND SERGES,
.And during the quiet season we 'vil1
offer special inducements.
1 nobby Worsted Suit for $14,00
A good Serge suit for 12.00
A fancy Tweed Snit for 12.001
Striped punts from $3.00 and onwards;
LEAVE TO CR ORDER EARLY.
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474. TUE..
COMMERCIAL ROUSE, EXETER
Two days only
FRIDAY Lad SATURDAY, JAN. dist FEB. fst
Call early and aasaail' yourself of his
valuable service, as his is a. rare op-
portunity to have your eyes properly
tested free of charge, No guess work,
but a scientific certainty. Difficult
cases accurately fitted, tlL canto
Oi'AR.tN•TI:O.
A Intl lino oi' Artificel Eyes added
to oltr stock.
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LOCAL DOINGS.
go usAssarzemasaseaceemessaavo
WISHING.
I wish I bad a horse and sleigh,
The riding is sat fine to -day.
I wish I had a girl, to ride
With me, elo a snuggled by nay side.
I
wisb, as the might air grew chill,
That she might snuggle closer still.
I
wisb, that, when the full moon rose,
I might have courage to purpose.
1 wish that a soft -whispered "Yes"
Might oxen complete my happiness
That's what I wisb, hut as you see,
,lust wishing brings no Me to nue.
So, sitting here, my thumb I twirl --
1 have no horse—no sleigh --no girl '.
The anew Masonic Hall Is about
eorepleted and the brethren will meet
therein for the first time on Monday.
+ev Caning neet.
Mr. ,john Wood. shipped a carload of
Cattle to Toronto last week and an-
other carload of expo. t cattle to Liver-
pool om Saturday.
'Note, the immense values. and out
in prices announced in: Stewarts locals
in this issue, Every black -bordered
local has aaspecialand iia ever} special
there is a bargain..
Mr.. Jos. Cobbledick purchased the
brick in Crediton on Tuesday for • the
new cottage to be erected in connect-
ion with the cemetery, tenders for
which is being advertised in this issue,
poeeial seri ons, conducted by the
r will e co a
� tun eni
eel in J,`a !xn
es
street Methodist church next Sunday
and Will Continue every evening for
two weeks, with the exception ef
Saturday evening. Every one will be
made welcome,
lltr. Geo. Pedlar, of Port Huron„ and
brother of Mr, John Pedier,of Stephen.
has been in town for soiree days with a
view to establishing an organ, factory
here,. There is also some talk of ai
door factory laking established here by
soine tnaan from I.Vinglieina.
Good for warm! $t5 fancy weal
.knee rugs,reda eed to $I.37;and $$.75
lupi: grey goat robes reduced to
$0.00; and J,00 Saskatchewan robes
reduced to $7.75. Clearing prices.
'Stewart's,
.. t certain minister, during hies die-
course one Sabbath morning, slid;
"In each blade of grass there is a ser
mon." The following day one of his
flock discovered the good man push-
ing a lawn mower about hie yard and
paused to Say, Well, parso1, I'm glad
to see you 4'3] ,a
a
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alit
a n your
,
F, y
sermons short`
Mr. Il, H. Moir, formerly of Exeter
and son of the late George Moir, has
received the appointtnent of paymas-
ter in the second Canadian Mounted
Rifles. The position empties with it.
the rank of lieutenant. Mr. Moir Inas,
seen service in South Africa, having
been secretary to Col. Steele who coin.
niandeai the Str4t .iconaz Uotee. He
was uaentioned by General Buller for
conspieuous bravery and efficient ser.
rice. Some mouths ago Mr, :noir.
carried Miss Talton, of Tborndaale.
The days Lire lengthening.
Women's hoots and shoes half soled.
30 cents a pair. Geo '► exsox.
Coarse boots and shoes half soled, 35
to 40 cents a pair. (xi o,:l etesox.
Huron County Council will meet
at Goderieh on Tuesday, January?Sth,
We half sole all men's fine boots and
shoes for 35 to 40 cents a pair. Geo,
Marmon.
For itching of the scalp, dandruff
and lalling of the hair, use Turkish
Scalp Food. Soldby C. Lutz, Exeter.
$1.00 in advance pays for the Advo-
cate till Jannary 1, 1903. If you want
to please a friend send them the
Advocate.
English Stock Food is the cheapest
and best food on the market and all
the best stock raisers in the surround-
ing country use it. Sold by C. Lutz,
Exeter.. '
Look! 35e. 25e.and.i8c.fancy and
Tweed Dress goods, reduced to 15c,
or7 yards for $1.00 mad 35,40 and 45c
fancy figured BIack Dress goods, re-
duced to 25e. at Stewarts.
The roads are not the best for trams
these days. Some are nearly bare
while others have an abundance of
snow, thus making it .bad for either
the cutter or buggy.
The heaviest storm .of the season
passed over this section of the country
about 2 o'clock Saturday morning.
A high wind prevailed and a large
amount of snow fell.
The presence of a bird known as the
Grossbill, not unlike arobin, a native fo
of -the New England States, is• taken ash
an indication of a mild Winter. It'
has been all right so far.
The Spring Jury sittings of the High
Court of Justice for the County of
Huron will open on Monday, June
16th,. before the Hon. Justice :Street,
and.the,Non-Jury sittings of the :,same h
Court on Monday, March 3rd, -before
Justice Robertson.
$1.50fancy
Ta Tapestry table covers,
large size, reduced to 89c; and 7c
pure linepttowelling, reduced to .Sc.
Stewarts.
The directors of the Exeter (lemetr y
would respectfully request 'all Lot
owners to present .their certificate of
ownership to Mr, , Win. Weeks,'who
will;give.them a. correct deed for their
lots. In case theaaertificate be lost a
new,tleed will be issued on application,
he• stoI ice de ertrn
T {, ;po p, enthas adopt-
edew orniof
a ?x form. postal note. ' It will
be brought into use as;th estock of old
forms of each denoinination becomes
exhausted. The'new note will.difier'
somewhat from the old in the printed
Matter and will bear. ax , portrait of
Icing Edward V11.
The• manyfriends hereof r.. Wm.
M
,Boyd, traveller for A. M. Smith &;
Co., will learn with regret that be was
taken :very serioi,�sly,ill with hemorr-
hage
e torr-
lxa e`of he lungs at !Appin the `other
g �.
day, .butit is;`thdtlght,that he will be
Able to be removed to" his" home #n
London in-. twa.weeks,
The Forest Standard in its account
the Concert in that town on New
.'ac's night, thus refers to Mr. M,
Vincent as an entertainer:—Mr. Mac
Vincent captured the audience at his
first appearance, and his Cow songs
and recitations created much laughter.
Be was encored every time and often
had to respond to the second encore,.
each time be assauuing a different cos-
tume end character. His last selections
proved him to be not only agoodcomic
singer, but, to have & fine voice to ren-
der, in an iappreeiative style, patriotic
songs
leer:werc tteetltrte lair eti fe. Mr. J. P. Rosa disposed of his store
The meeting i.f the South Huron stock by auction on Thursday to Mr.
Farmers Institute was held in; the `Jas. Mannon, Jr, of Shipka receiving
Tomei hall, Exeter, ou Saturday last. i `40c. on the dollar.
The. attendawlire at the afternoon meet- ; A son of Win. Waalper met with a
,iia„ was only fair, considering the. h painful accident at the flax mill last
important native of the meeting. No' weer, by his hand corning in cantaet
doubt the severe weather partly taus- with the brakes, smashing the top of
ed this, but there is not the interest one of his fingers badly,
The latest germ to be discovered is
that of faatigre, ,A French• hysician
says that some of las ,are born with it
an the system, which explains why
his advancement are worthy o1 the many persons so constantly complain
y of fati"ue eyen when they have done
deepest consideration, The concert iia nothing to make them tired. Lazy
the evening was well attended and a people, it seems, ettenot help it ; their
very interesting program +vacs render systems are in the "possession of the
ed. newly -discovered bacteria. If .(his be
true,, the statement that some people
are "born tired" - t last 1
01 is ai �a explained.
municipal ownership.
]fere is an illustration of the success
of M n unieip l Ownership ;-,-Neepaawa,
ha, a townt so large as Exeter
s had upwards of a year's experi-
ence in the ownership and operation
of a lighting plant and telephone ser-
vice by the tnunieipality. It has 1,400
incandescent lights installed and 150
street lights. and has 120 telephones.
The cost of operation for somewhat
more than a year has been $5,'76.31,
end the receipts have amounted to$7,-
801.73, showing a total gain of $ .D22 -
30, The service is said to be exeellent�
as well AS elieap anal profitable.
taken in these conventions there
should be. The farmer is the back-
bone of the country.. and is the source
of much of the wealth and prosperity
of the land, and any means used for
Now listen! Men's $10.00 and $15
dark,fall hide Australian coon coats
e to
r ,.
rdi1
to7u
ed at
1
$ Se. a
t r
: wts.
The neaitizy Way- to Bathe,
Never use hot water, Make the
bath short, cool and frequent. Deter-
mine by experiment whether you can
stand cold water, Heron feel invigorat-
ed it is beneficial; one may use tepid
water, but. never hot., One should
bathe twice as day at least for mere
cleanliness, says Prof Anthony Barker
in an article on $'eme Physical Cul -
tore for women in the February De-
lineator, The morning bath 'nee'
eonsiet of squeezing a large sponge till-
ed with cold water once on the upper
part of the chest amd once on the back
of the neck while standingin a tub.
Then reit vigarously� witas course
towel. After exercising another bath
shoeld be taken. However, do not
neglect the exercise Wyatt cannot take
the bath. It is, better to exercise end
go without bath than to bath and not
exercise,
Dropped Dean.
Word was received here on Friday
last of the sudden death of sell. Thos.
'Ward, of Si. Thomas, a former re -
Ii. John enultuute, who has been
very ill, is recovering.
:tai. Jaaines, of fen' A.ppelle, .t55 a., i
visiting at Mr, W. Lev itt's,
A'Ir. Wm. Levitt leftToaesday morn-
iA for
Detroit S
fi ton hitsiiies, ,
Mr. N'carutau ]3issett returned
Ilichiuond. Mich„ on Monday.
silent of Exeter, but who left Here M. 1 m Snell,ltverpnian, iseuunu
many veare ago and would be re- to his bed with an attack of t7-phcaid..
Miss Jewell, of I3owivaaiville, is the.
guest of her sister Mrs«. N. B. Cobble -
dicier
Mrs,. Chas, Brliliaaeoniha', of London,
formerly of:' Exeter, is visiting old
.friends in town.
MOssrs. Charles and John Sipe, oil
Snowflake. Malt., vas hi town oin
Thursdays last,
Mr. Jos. Woodhull, of Detroit, forin-
eely of Exeter, silent Mondays with
friends in town,
Miss Olive Wright returned to Lon-
don Friday' after as pleasant visit with
her parents, I':xeterNorth.
flanuelette blaanl:ets, to dnee( :lir. Wm, Staanlake left Monday to
to (i7,4c. and $_.50, Lure wool lal�an ;ieeel�t to situation as blacksmith. with
kets, reduced to $2.18 at Stewarts Mr. Clark of Dens
1 , Hensel].
Hiss Jima. Davis returneoi.'llonday
Presbyterian Church Meeting, night to London after a short visit
The annual meeting of the Presby- with her parents, Exeter North.
teriaan ohureh was held on Tuesday, Mrs. Geon. Floyd left Monday morn-,
last. The meeting was one .of the best ing for Sweetie where she �svall visit
in the history of the congregation and. hereon John, fore few weeks,
the attendenee the largest, Thu total
:an ou ret of money* raised for the re- i' itis. (Rev.) Down, who bias been
gulatr schemes of the congregation
visiting
imme,ii1(ti rnecditonlit i here
omenef'ltn e d 4
'a8 $1859.00, being the the highest, y
$250.00 of this amount was .given to Mr, Stephen Powell and son, Willis.
nissinaas and charity. The following left Monday to attend the funeral of
officers were elected;- Manager, r, Mr.1a'oweil'stinole, Ltionatn.',dPowell, at
G. Staanbur• r, W.1). Weekes, les S. Nissourl.
Laing and Jas. Jeekell; Treas., James lllr. Henry Cann left Monday for
Iurray; Secretaary,J. Senior; Auditors, . Hensel', where he will take a position
r. Amos and (f. A. R. McLeod;' sh- as bartender with Mr. Wm Iiodgins.
rs, Messrs. G. Dow and 'tVm. Muir. Miss Bertha Hall, Exeter North,
t vote of thanks was passed to Mr. J. nave a birthdaypaarty Tuesday night
Ross for his interest shown in the No which about forty were present,
nasi° of the congregation as their Londesbaarocarrespoudent:--".rlfiss L.
leader, Refreshments were served by Shobbrock,accomlxanied by hercousin,
the ladies at the close of the business, leave gond to Exeter on a visit to
tering which mucin satisfaction was friends,"
expressed
the congregation
t closing Miss Rose Fitzpatrick, after a
pleasant visit with friends here, the
,guest of Mrs. N. McAvoy, returned to
her home in. London, Saturday.
Mass Violet Willis, who has been
spending the past month with friends
in and ;around Exeter, returned to her
home in Marlett, Mieh„ Wednesday..
membered only by the older residents.
A. dispatch from that city speaking of
his death, s,'ays, Thomas 'Ward, fore-
men of the Michigan Central Railroad
shops and one of the oldest and best
known residents of the city, dropped
dead suddenly this evening. Mr. 'Ward
had just returned from work and was
sitting can a, lounge reading his news-
i
la Pe . when he fell. back and expired
witho-it the slightest warming. Hee
was in his 67th year. Robert I). I:ansl"ae,
the well-known National League base
hall umpire, is a son -in -lac aY deceas-
ed.
Child's grey I'ersiatn httnb fur caps
2.50, reduced to $1.30; ,and Wren's
and woman's I eaaverized fur caps,
:50,reducedto$1.t0, at Stewarts. a
On SVi danesday evening of last week n
the Auxiliary of the Women's men's Mis-
sionaty society of the James street
Methodist chureli spent a social even-
ing at the parsonage. After a friendly :1
greeting the gathering was called to D
order by the Pnstor,when as varied and e
interesting program Waad carried out.
Refreshments were eerved at the con 1'•
elusion of the yrograim, after which n
all returned to their respective homes
feeling delighted with the'evening's'
entertainment and kindly hospitality d
of their esteemed Pastor and ^worthy+
wife, th
Everybody wonders how the Family D
Herald aand' Weekly Star, of Montreal,
secured the right to publish that re-
tnarkable story. 'The Man From; S
Glengarry," written by Rev. C. W. d
Gordon, of `Winnipeg, under the nom w
de plume of Ralph Connor. It is easi-
ly the best story of the day, and it is a
said thousands of new subscribers are .
flocking to the Family Herald and
Weekly Star so as to be in time for the c
first chapters, on January 29th. Fami-
ly Herald subscribers are certainly in i
for a big treat. Their three pictures s
the Ring, the Queen, and the beaati-
ful "Duchess of Devonshire"—are c
alone considered by many to be worth a
a five -dollar bill, yet one dollar pays q
for. the whole outfit. s
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Now's your chance! Ladies' fin-, it
est quality Electric Seal coats, with Mu
Sable.or Mink Collars and Revers; w
City price $50.00, our reduced price,
$39.00; quick if you want one. Stew- a
arts. n,
A despatch to an Amerian paper fr
from Lansing, Mich., contains the
llowing concerning a former rector a
of the Trivitt Memorial church:—It is
announced here that Bishop Davies
has deposed Rev. Ernest W. Hunt'
from the Episcopal church. rev.
Hunt was for a couple of years rector
of St. Paul's church in this city, but
near the close of his ministry found
imself out of harmony with the doc-
trines .of his church. He expressed
his views emphatically and he: resign
ed. under rather
unpleasant asant ci'
rcu
P m
stances
earl last 'Summer. Y ..Rev.
Hunt'
went to Detroit
where
for a
short time he. conducted a boarding
house. He is now preaching in a
Unitarian church` at Bangor, Me. The
minister is an Englishman by birth
and received a :through education In
London. Ile occupied ministerial posi-
tions at different places in Canada and
calve to•Lansing from Owosso about
three years ago.: A local' • •minister
says Rev. "Hunt voluntarily withdrew
from .the Episcopal, church. Since he
resigned St. Paul's church • here has
not permanently employed a rector.
led In Detroit
Mr. John Ford, of the Lake Road,
tephen,received the sad and startling
ntelligence on Monday last of the
each of his beloved daughter, Ellen,
ho died in Detroit the same day.
The deceased had been sick only about
week of inflammation but her case
was not considered at all serious, in
fact the attending physician had been
ailed in about six o'clock that morn -
ng and pronounced her condition not
n the least alarming, but gangrene
et in and before an hour had elapsed
she was a corpse. These being the
ircumstances the parents were not
pprised of her illness at all, conse-
uently the sad news canie as a great
hock to the family, who have the
ympathy of a large circle of friends
i their extremely sad bereavement.'
'ss Ford was a bright young lady
ith many friends who will learn with•
profound regret of her death. Her
ge was 21 years, 19 days. The re-
ains were brought here Monday
vening and the funeral took place.
am the parents' residence yesterday
Wednesday) to the Exeter cemetery
nd was largely attended.
Look Isere! Men's .;$25.00 Black
Corsican Lamb fur coats and $23.00
Australian .;Calfcoats
and $23.00
Rode Mealier)), coats •all reduced t.;
, n
$19.75. at Stewarts.'
Tbe J 11,
oa yi►u11s. •
The Jolly
Pulls Com an
y oPened
a
week's e.gg emeet in Gidley,s
-Opera
Rouse, .eon
ohda. "
_ y evening last. The
performances have been of a ino$t in-
teresting character: The•mind read-
ing tests by. "Pull were , very
dii cult•the h notic subjects
, yP ,•asoeirce
great anis sement;tbe club.seeingin'g
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ftverage ew a tainme,tet
Here you are! Men's $40.00,
$38.00 and $35.00 dark natural coon
coats, 'reduced to $29.75, at Stew-
art's.
Council Proceedings.
The Council. for 1901 held their last
meeting: at Town Hall, Jan. 10th, 1902.
.x111 present. Minutes of previous meet-
ing read
and confirmed. g Evans.
Armstron —
that the following g ., win ac-
counts be passed and orders drawn on
treasurer for same:—C. Lutz, $8.48;
Treu iaine, & Snell, $77.52; Advocate
Printing Co.. $1.00; H. E..Hueston,
Insurance, $4.80; James V. Dennis;
ringing bell, $26,65; T. A. Amos, disin-
fecting public school: twice,$9.00; . Jas.'
Creech, $5,60,' wood for Mrs. ;McIntosh;
H. Parsons pumping water, $6.25; the
Sutherland -Innes Co. refund ,, un of taxes,
over charge, $3:05; Mrs. Slavin, refund
of taxes, $6.80;; S. Sanders, postage,
exchange, etc., $3.32.—Carried. Muir--
Armstrong —that a vote of thanks be
tendered to the retiring Reeve for
the manner in which he has 'filled the
position during the past two years:
The Council ad jou'
�o rnedsinedie.—Cirri-,
ed. 'The ;Council 'elect ;for 1902 met "'
Town Hall, at
pursuant to statutes, on.
Tuesday,' January 9th, and took
and subscribed to the different'oath`s'
of office in the presence; of the -Clerk
vizr:—Reeve, W. H. Levett• Council- Wingham: rA respected resident of
lora, Muir, Wood, Davis and Harding:- :
g. town assed • awayfrom this' life on
Minutes of last meeting of l A
g . 901 Council -Monday, Dee. 30, at thea e'of 74 earer
read and sined..Har ' - ?
dun _M ,._ � ,.: ,.,,,
g - . g nip th
at —Mr. John All gg
Allenby, About twenty
Council adorn to Erida evening, b ow
J 3' 7.30,: 'years ago Mr. Allenby moved to. town
p. m., for the purpose of appointing Pp in from Listowel, end has ebntitrned liege
g'.
officers etc, and the Clerk .s
application for the ask for as a retired citzen.Three years ago
positions of Asses- he had:; his" foot- taken off by the train.
tier and Road.Comrniss'
bcorer,—Ca,xi)ed He leaves a wife and grown, up family
G. H. BISsETT. • of sons,andldaughters, forwbilln`axmuch
e
C r
k, ;ey�ipptitlly is expressed,
- Around About Us
Centralia,: Joseph Glavin and Thos
Ryan are visiting friends in Wallace
burg and Port Lampton.
St. Marys: The natural gas test
well is down a distance of 1050 feet and
a very strong "salt" find has , been
struck. Contractor Mc0atcheon says
that the indications for gas are e. el -
lent and he expects to strike it within
two or three hundred feet. -.
Bayfield: The election for' school
trustees, which took place in this vil-
lage on Monday last, resulted- as fol-
lows ; Wm. Brandon, 96 ;• John Fer-
guson, 74 ; John Whideon, 69 ; Tudbr
Marks, 44 ; Thomas Cameron, 56.
The three highest on the list were
elected trustees.
Mitchell: Before His Honor, Judge
Barron, on Thursday, George Johnston
was convicted of burning the barn of
Mr. Barthell, near Mitchell. Mr.John
Idington, K. C. prosecuted, and Mr,
Andrew Monteith defended. The'sen-
tence was twd years, less one day, in
the Central prison..
East Wawanosh: John Hoare, of
lot 28,' con 2.'was the owner of 100
acres of fine land, but has added more.
to his possessions. He.recently bought
the adjoining .
fiftyacres es from
M.Lo -
gck
hart 2
000 being the
figure paid. ad.
It
P
is a fine piece of land and was consid-
ered to be bought at a fair price.
Goderich: Alex Badour,of .theMait-
land con., is quite an extensive owner
of farm land, but was not quite satis-
fied with what he had. He had: 238
acres, being lots" 77 and 78,' Maitland.
con.. but recently bought the farm ,of
the late John Evans, of 80 acres; there
are good buildings on the place and
the price paid Was : aboutr .2000.
Badour now! owns 318: . Mr.
w acres:
Goderich:
If-
s, of the 9th
cont, had many trees' like "the- one `he
'recently sold he would soon become"
wealthy from his bush, Last Wednes-
day day he sold to the Messrs Ransford for
the Stapleton Salt' . Works, five large
12 foot losall'
gcut from a soft elm tree
which measures 3863 feet. .Three of
the logs were first class and -the other
two. were not so.sound; bat .neverthe-"
less he received $35.50
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E sSPFICKKRI_'
BIORUSH SALE OF CLOTHING.
will soon be time for Stock, taking and we want tax clear oast ninny
lines of clothing by that time. And in order to do this we have
put the Knife into these lines and have almost cant prices in ,two.
Below we quote you a few prices: -.T
Men's Overcoats was, , ,
45 45 44
55 44 44.
_44 Suits
,4
64
44 44
44' 4s
$ 750 for $5.50
11.75 " 8,75
10.00 `4 150
,12.00 " 800
44
10 f.'0 44725
44. , , 0.75 " 5.00
65 .,,« 5,50 " 4.5Q
Boys 2 piece Suits, sizes front 22 to 28 all the way from $3.50 be $5.50
for $2.75, This is a ,rand opportunity for any one needing anything
in the above,
GIVE UB A CALL,
E. J, SPACEMAN.
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E, Sandford Ready Made Clothing,
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orium
GOOD V YOUR MO EFS WORTH
That's what every one wants is when buying furni-
ture, and when value ' L1ln
a is coupled with new and
up-to-date styles, it makes a combination,
which is certain to win trade, these are the
points which have made our furniture business
what it is and which will continue to increase it
in, the future,
Picture framing and all kinds
Repairing promptly attended to.
FU1EPFL t
AU accounts due the late firm of Bev.
erly & Huston must bep :aid to W.
C Huston on or before Feb. 15th
1902
W. C. Huston;
EXETER
FOUNORY
J. MURRAY,
Manufacturer & Dealer
Portable and Staionaryt En
glues and Boilers, Plow,
Land Rollers, Mowers, Etc,
Trim pipe and - fittings, re-
pairs on Agricultural Im
plements and general ma-
chinery promptly attended
to,
FOR 5 LE. - -
30 H. P. Boiler, 25 H. P. Engine Com-
plete with Pump and Heatnr, also
about 1500 feet of inch pipe. -
J. IVIlitit?AV
EXETER
Real Estate Bgchangc,
The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village and farm lands and properties
negotiated at reasonable rates of com-
mission, ,
For; Sale.
Several : Valuable Farms in .HAY,AY,
U BORNE,' STEPHEN and McGILL-
IVRAY; also Three very desirable` Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
arms Want ed.
We haveurchasers
p for,good farm
and in the vicinity of Exeer, or who
will Exchange.
APPLY TO
WM. Bawd'
en
David Yid Mill,':
Valuator. Manager.
OF'
,s'
'OFFICES: .:. S Car '
Dicksonn Carling's
Block, Exeter:
St1VTarys ; Mrs. James' S Capin f
P y.
C arch
h St. orth
n sh ed an'
d;fe
PP 1e
nearher
ho •' e� ori
i}i h`hursday `morning
gad,, etistnixied a ftacture: o the. `
f left
arm' "near,' the wrist Mrs; Sp.earn's,
marry friends ` will` be, glad "to know
that she is improving nicely,
R.}IICKS
A 'CHEERFUL CALL TO
CE[RISTMAS BUYERS.
Beautiful gifts, never so cheap. Our
fine display of Holiday Goods is
open and ready. The newest nov-
elties, the beat selections the most
appropriate presents for one and•
all as fairest prices.
Christmas Ifttractions.
Do not fail to come in and see our
Christmas Attractions in Watches,
()locks, Jewelry, Silverware Nov-
' elties, etc.
A new supply of Wedding Rings and
Marriage "Licenses for the Christ-
mas Rush.
5J'tanding Offer.
For one year from Dec. 1st, for every
baby born in - Exeter and vicinty
we will give a baby ring or pin.
Mothers, bring in your babies and
get fitted. -
R. NICKS.
EseterReal Estate Agency
IF YOU WANT Tip
Buy or Sell a Farm ,
IF YOU WANT TO
Bu
or Sell
Buy Town Property
�erty
IF YOU
.WANT TO
Borrow ow°or
Moneof
SIF
YOU
WAN
T
Collections Made
e
d
IF YOU WANT
Your Life Insured
IF "¥0U WANT TO
O`-
G to
tri`
Old
.Country
r
BY
ALLANLINE
CASH SH PAID
FOR FURS.
Galla • t
tike
Undersigned
'JOAN
SP
A.Cl(
M
A
1°r,
Office,over H. Spackinan's; Hardware.
Exeter,