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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-10-23, Page 1FIFTEENTH..YEAR., 1 leo" • Alt I fr Of 44r A, afk.116E-Aptig 0•CARPETS r. EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY OCTOBER 23, 1902 BEDuaiiiintDoEs We were in lock a few weeks ago in purchasing odd pieces of carpets. We hot these goods at great cut on the cost meces and can offer them to youat bargains. piecee Heron carpet. Sort al patterne. heavy etock, 1 yard wide, was 2e. now 29e per yard. hpiece twilled Eoglish Hemp. stripe. patterns, extra heavy, e 'yd. wele. was One, now 23e, per TO - 1 piece Canadian Vtlitat car. pet, green groued. very pretty patterns and colore, splendid etock, was 4e. now 3.3e. per yd. ieee COMMM1 UrtiOn CayPeis Ca malgteautia. floral designs. with heavy pattern Was 69a4aow 49e. per yard. POPLEST014 coppley, Nowes 4.;Itandal1es elothing is the be 1 piece common wool carpet,. with lovely design a geen,lawn, light brown, white colors in pat- terns, Very hea.yy weight, Was 70e, now .43.0o. pieee $ Ply English, wove -car. pet, hearleSt weight,. best wool, beautiful 141011Ing patterns, was $1,25 now fae` 1 piece patent Tapestry ,earnet linen hitch, close weevenew green .ground, well covered de- n. was Wet now 'Mc. • .1 pierce Englieh Axminster cane pet, levely rein Inept with good soft shades in design was $1.2tt now 0.4e, hitsee ntamy bargains in ever,y department. Try us and •cease your bauk account CARPEN:ER. One done north of Post Ofilee. .WAN, nlimited private froteln for i oa faros or vintage rtinteetni ef tutezett, rnex,SON & teretreen. erieternetc., Thst 3 OlaPtto TriViktefotn114 t o crest'. village eroperttes at le LP, W GLAtiottAN. Barrister. Maio street Exeter tr.'s'tsi ELL r hmirantv VAMP act! vitiago ptcperairshit nvi cclal rrova:.et(erraff, titveraadavilkag Munster sale: Limb in a1uSliasittla and tliv Northaot furcate. TE,AellEtt WANTF.11-NAEE. A gage teaelreir biretiroct SecE7Pa Datielto cagnr.c;r0 !Ito, first ef War. Apply, gell, ling wages to Scum:1w Trt1at4v ituant wx, tram lirimley. A , r'-'11Fite ,4 J There strayttl pretriett GI tiae tinders/ate rd. Let:. t'str, 4. Stepticn. tu-o cheep. Owner ion ltave tame he proving property anti toying ter thlu rtotire. F. W. Dom. Creditor. 100 At'lle PADA! TO DENT. 111 1wrJp etStephen.bulng Lot C. CkalICS. ere is enilte premises a good frame km att *OLfdPiritg. awiadmill pump and manv r veau. %lasts a splendid farm and nill a reasonable figure. Apply to Jas. CLAM, Est -fluor, Crediton,On °PEATY FOU SALE. The tindersigasel Is offering tor sale that desirable hotel situated at Devon, on the London Dead. Tido hotel 11i good contrition, and Is 21 rniles south of Exeter. This road Is largely travelled and tor the right man chauses are vela tor a apiendid business. There Is a good stable in connection also. 11 acres el land. Possession ,e,tiven immediately. This propsrty nIll be sal cheap. For particulars, apply to Dictum & Caruso, Exeter. Out. FAllAt FOlt S.'1LE--40 ACRE, The undersigned Weltering for sale ids fifty -acre farm, situated hr thc Township ot nay, being the West half of Lad, Con. O. There is MI the premises a good frame house and barn. two acres bush, a good orchanl and it is well watered and in a good state of cultivation. For particulars apply on the premises, or by mail to • Loris nowt, Dashwood, Ont Liqnon =MD ACT. Take notice that 1 have applied to the Llcenee Commissioners for South Huron, tor permission to transfer lily Hotel License in the village of Exeter to Jamer Shaddock. Any objection agahrst transfer ot said License must he made to the License Inspector ou or before the 15th dayof November 1002. Mum( Cy:mime/LW. Dated at Exeter, this ;end day of October, 1902. IMPORTANT TO HOG RAISERS. You can save money, time- and feed by keeping 7. Low pigs_ dry and dean: the will thrive better dkeep healthy. Make the hog comfortable and hewn' put on flesh. You can do so with a Very little expense by erecting (Pettier's Patent). The Elevated Moveable Pigs Bed. Simple of construction, make it yourselves. Sencl $2.00 in registered letter for farm right certificate and plan of construction to Patent applied for. JOuR NDT.Elt, Exeter, Ont. Bale Rooster. , SATURDAY, OCT. 25. -Cattle and Sheep, the pro- prty of John Spacknum. &de to take place at one o'clock at the Commercial Hotel, Exeter. R. Brown Auct. S. Joseph The oyster supper mentioned In last week's issne which was to have _taken place on Thanksgiving evening, was "-postponed till Saturday evening, when a. large et owd assembled and an enjoyable evening spent. The oysters were served about nine o'clock and • judging by the way theY disappeared were much enjoyed by everyone. pre- sent. Supper being over Mr1SiQ was furnished by the Zurich _String Band and local talent, but, the star feature of the evening was an . Indian war dance, which was supplied by one of our suburban residents. 'A song en- • titled. "Only One" wasvery creditably' rendered by our respected townsman, Mr. 0.13isonett, after which all dis- spersed to their several homes, feeling satisfied with their evening's enjoy- "neut.-Mrs. D. Mac, of the 2nd con- cession of Hay, -visited her sister,Mrs. Geo. Campbell, on Sunday last. -Dr. Rutchie and wife, of Ottawa are spending a few weeks here. The Dr. is president of the St. Joseph Land and Improvement Co.,Ltd., and i8 here looking after the interests of the company. -Mr. R. O'Brien showed your correspondent a unangold which mea- sured three feet, six inches in length, twei ty three inches in circumference and weighed in the neighborhood of thirty pounds. 'Beat this who can. -- Mr. F. Belanger exchanged horses last week. Fred has a world beater new. Woodhazu Ani.---Agairt 'the grim nape has pewit throw,* craw midst and talten away one of. ow hest known •citizette to the person of Mr. Robert Edwards', ta the ago of 5iyeare tend W datyte the Ateseet ozentriog on Menden. Oct. Le His detttla was not unexpected as his Ulnese was of loam ditnatien, but he win he SAtilly misted by Ws many , Mende as he was ttICMttt know WAS *a honor and reepect. The funeral !Wok place on Thutteley from his iate• residence to the Mount Pleateant cem- etery, London. Ailsa Craig Mrt.k. Vion. sr.. who ba5 been very II, is tecovteing.- Tile familv of fie°. Maguire moved to London hist week, whelk. be hatt been working for enun time. -Mise Margaret Campbell. of the Toronto General Hospital, was pre. voted with at diploma and badge. She also Attained first prize for proficiency. Special services oura being held in the Methodist chureh. The meetings are to last severel weeks. --A Harvest Thanksgiving serViee WaS held iu n in- ity Church on Sanulaty lat.-Andy 'Met Dounkl, Jaele Shmtvey and Wilfred Morton loft Jest week for tint Soo. - John McLean, of Oakland. Cale iting hin Iwother, Mr. Neil NeLean, townline west. -Austin Butler has re- turned from l'ilinnesota and wiU spend the winter mouths be. --A conven- tion of all temperance workets and those interested in Prohibition, was held in the Town Ball Wednesday.- _'. Thanksgiviug service was held in the Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon, Dnetrie.--Thomas Topping, who will be remembered by a number of people in town, having lived in tbese parts some years ago, died very suddenly at his home in Adelaide on Wednesday. et the age of 08 years, 2 months and 24 days. He had driven into the mill yard at Arkona for the purpose of get- ting a load of wood and while getting his horses into position dropped dead. Zurich Miss Dora Either spent a few days in Orediton last week with friends. -Mrs. Fred Heisler is confined to the house with an attack of typhoid fever. Her many friends wish her a speedy recov- ery. -Mr. Harry Weber, who has been on a few months' absence to his home in New Dundee, has returned to town again. -Rev. W. 3. Yaeger has been assisting at the special meetings at Dashwood during the week. -Mr. W. H. Hoffman is laid rip,with. a number of "Job's Comforters' and is unable to do any work at present. -Miss Anna Zhnnierman, after an extended yisit with her parents here, bus returned to Detroit. -Miss Mollie Wurin, after a pleasant visit with friends, returned to Chicago last week. Mr. Bates, who visited here for it few days, returned with her. -The directors and officers of the Hay Agricultural society met in the Town Hall Monday. The list of prize winners was gone over and other business transacted. -Mr. Casper Web- er has returned from Sebewaing, Mich., where he has been working on a large beet sugar factory erected there. -The regular meeting of the W.C.T.U. was held in the Evangelical church, Mon- day evening. Miss Steinbach gave a report of the convention held at Wing - haw. -A dance was held in Shoemac- her's hall Wednesday -night.--Mr. Jo- ceb Kellerman, of DaShwood, Spent,. Thankegiving her. -Mr. Henry Ma - gel wain Toronto last 'week, dispos- ing of a quantity of wood, which he purchased in this vicinity recently. - At the Wingham W.C.T.U. conven- tion beld'at Winghain recently, Miss Beatrice Steinbach Was elected Coun- ty Cor..Secretary; and Miss Andrews, of our public school staff, county sup- erintendent of the curfew bell. Some work for the last named ,should be found right in town, as a great ninny young children spend too much of their evenings on the street. -Services were held in the churches here on Thanks3dvinginorning.--Mr.John Gal- ster, who has spent the, summer in Walla ceburg, has moved back to town. -Mr. Robert Stelk has been re-engag- ed as principal of Zurich public school at an increase in salary of $40. Mr. Stelck's salary is now $440. The school board of Zurich evidently appreciate' Mr. Stelck's efforts, as is shown by the increase in salary. Mr. Stelek is a young roan of sterling character, with pnch and zeal that is bound to win, Shipica Mr, Samuel Sweitzer has been run- ning his cider mill night and day mak- log eider aud apple butter. -The flex men hare nearly all their flax picked nd ettand.-Mr, Frank Snell and Miss Rate Currie werevisiting at Mr. RAW non's on Suntlayt-Thereis talk of a wedding in town before long. Let oth- ers take a pattern and do likewise.- Tbere is a large number of our boys talking of going to Michigan lumber woods for the winter, Oar advice is stay in Canada boys. -Dr:: wood is very scarce in oar part of the country. Doubtless cold feet will be a general ceruphtint this winter. Claudebeye, Me, Allen Blackwell, of London, VA ited at hist -tome here for 44, few dotes dining the we. -Mr, E. Simpson Was here attending the funeral of his moth,. r lest week. ---Mr. John Downing, of ndon, epent a few ileys here during e week, -tteite a unintteit are on the irk list in this vteinity. Grip seems to he going the rounds agrue.--Miss Besele Jell, of London. spent Thanks' giving Day in the village with her father. -Mr, Tom Collins, of Sarnia, celled on friends in the villiage \Yeilnes. 4ty evening.-hirt M. Atkinson is movs te Wyandotte. Miele -Mr. Avtlier e tette has returned to Stoney Point, ra.pkasast visit wi th friends here. Ind Mrs. Ferguson and family haye moved to Crediton where they intend remaining, We are sorry to lose them, but wash them every happe nese in their new bOrtie., Dashwoo4 Jsoh Eellerman spent 'Thanks. ng Day In Zerielt want ien- le Wingham W.C.T.C. convent laid lest week, Mee. Ed. Paulin • likened County Iestdent.=i1uuie elleeitIng N the order of the day. The good looneewife is usIng every means to melte the home as happy and bright as pessfide foe the long 'wl oder months. --Mr. H. Willett was in Grand Bend Monday for 'the purpose of letting gra- vel contracts. -Miss LeTimzel spent Sunday in Crediton with friends. ACCIDENT. ----Mr. William Preet t with a serious accident ftql1 days AVhile aesisting at a threshing me manner got his legit:rushed o iridly that amputation mit,' be m- ete to eave his life, His Many lo are sorry to hear of hfs mister- tu but slueerely hope a may not be as eetions at; at first expected, Grand Beat Miss U. Gill spent Tnesday io Luean. -mr. and Mrs. Heatnan are spending a few days here. ---Mr. 3. Ravelle and W. Devine spent Thursday evening an Zuriebe-Miss Farrow spent. Thanks- giving at her borne in Goderich. There was 8. load of stunts passed through here Thureflay On their way to Pt. Frank.- eln H. NA inert, of Dashwood, spent Monday here, let- ting contracts for gravel. --Mr. Speck - man was bere Monday gathering up the stock for his sale. -Mr. Voelken of Dashworal, spent Monday here. -- A couple of sports from Allan. Craig spent a few davs here last week. --Mr. . Gamble, who hits been on the sick list, is on the mend. (1nteteINI for Inst welt.) Mr. and Mrs. Brenner returned home Thursday. -Mr. Barret of Park- hill, spent Saturday here. -Mr. Ray Panson, of Exeter, spent Sunday with Eva. Gravelle.--MnRunsford spent Sat- urday in Zurich and Hensalt -It 'stye - ported that Mr. Delsel sold his orchard to Mr. Heainan, of London --Miss Una Gravelle spent Sunday under the parental roof. -Quite it number from here took in the Parkhill fair. -Mr. Shepperd of Thedford, spent Sunday here. Grantom Mr. John Moore has secured the store formerly occupied by Miss Gilpin and has opened a hardware besiness. As Mr. Moore has the reputation of being a first-class workman we hope he will receive encouragement from the cone munity. Miss Gilpin has moved her millinery establishment to the former hardware store. -Miss L. Hilderbrand, of Acton, spent a few days here, dur- ing the week, the gnest of her brother. -Mr. C. Kearns has gone to Toronto to resume his studies. -Mrs. 'Wilson has left for her futtire home in Blyth. Miss Jennie O'Brien, of London, bas been engaged as principal of the Gran- ton school for the balance of theyear. -The many friends a Rev. and Mrs. Gilmour will deeply sympathize with them in the loss by death of their lit- tle infant daughter. -Our popular young doctor, Mr. A. Brown, is seri- ously ill at Stratford hospital with an attack of typhoid fever. His many friends,here and vicinity look for his speedy recovery. -The beautiful archi- tectural structure now under construe - tion by the Granton Presbyterians on Main street, north, reflects great ceedit on the architect, Mr. Barber, of Strat- ford, as well as on the contractor of the stone end brick work, Mr. James Finch, of St. Malys. For appearance it will be one of the neatest churches, in design for miles around: The con- tract for the seating has been let to the Globe Furniture Co., of Walkerville and the iron and tinsmithing to Wm. Moore, of Kirkton.-Special Thanks- giving services were held on Sunday. The Rev. John Ayearst, B.A_., occupied the pulpit morning and evening. On Monday evening the ladies gave one 'of their famous fowl suppers. A splendid program of exceptional merit was Ten- dered, consisting of speeches, music, etc., while the.choir lent much to the evening's entertainment. Speeches were given by the following gentlemen, Res'. S. A. Harrison, of London, H. A. Graham, of VV:allburn, J. A. Ayearst, of Lucan, W. F, Gilmour and W. R. George, of Granton. John Sherritt itippeu Mr, Wm, C. Kyle, of Stanley, has disposed of his 100 acre farm to Mr. Walter Fairbairri, of Tuelterernith, the mice paid being $0,000. It Is good val- ue at this money. -Mrs, Jeleeph 1. ,- shalt has disposed of his Ann residence iinerthseisvteili.0 !ageis5toArhiarsry. N3SircmgaGyo. eotioinr :cued t , field. --Mr. Robt,Rettle and Miss Mary Moore, of London, spent a few days her during the week, tint guests of Mr. Win. eloore,-ette Flaw Itutt still continues very ill. His son.Mr• E. Butt of Toronto, spent it few days here dine the week. ---Mr. A. J. Whiteman, who has been spending a coople of months itlt his parente. returned to Toledo slat. weelt.-Rev. Mr. Mackenzie, of Ronan, China, addressed a Taissienarv meeting in connection with the W.F. M.S. of St, Andrews' church, in the Metliediet ehureli on Friday evening, --The Edwards ferin, on the 7th eon.. ot Tnetermatith, lets been mwebased by Robert Winter for 52.690. It. contains DO aeres and !me oil it no hoildings save a log holm>. We underetand Mr. Win- ter has since sohl the timber on the terra for $600. --Word has beeo receiv- ed here of the death of Olies Annie wYtcantru'ontnBreesitjetiof tirnt '.Mkniip"pe.TheanfmmeP t deceased had been it long sufferer from MAW' a. fraitSttil Mrs. W. C. lintels is recovering from 'r reeent illness, -Mrs. R. Wright has returned home, after it plettutt visit with hie friends in Toledo. at) vay, and other pointe. -James has gone to Philadelphia, wheite nt will tette hie second, term at the dental college. May SUCCes5 attend hines-Johlt ;nut little &wish" taw mid laSee, *Wee, arrIved home lett week from Menitolet, after spending a meth 'with relativee them -Mitts Lou Mom spent it few days in Alleit Craig pelting the week, the guest of her friend. Mies:start Rolson, -Mrs. Miller and vhildven, who hue been spending a temple of welts with rela- tives Irs Michigan have returned home Miller, Whet. of AV. J. who has teen vieiting with him, has been very ill for some thne with eto. mach Dhaka mad we regret to learn is Doi improving. -D. Bell shlpped two ears of Jauntier to Listowel heel week. --Mrs. R. MeLaren and Mrs. Linder - field spent a few days in London time ing the week, --Alex. Taylor is in Clio. ton Ms week completing the work tet Gunn Hospital.- Mrs. Johnston, who has been spending some months with her aunt, Mrs, Roger, of Rodgerville. left for Loudon Friday, to visit her (Imaginer, Mrs. A.. L. ing, prior to leavrag for her home nt the Son. -A big temperance convention Avas held in Miller's Opera House on Tuesday.- ,IfeEsrs. Will Stoneman aud W. Wits - man spent a few days in Staples dur- ingthe week. -Mr. 3. McArthur and wlfe arrived home unexpectedly on Tuesday. Mrs. McArthur, we are pleased to state stood the journey well and appears to have repined her health somewhat. Ber family and friends were pleased to welcome her. -Tames Chesney has returned from the North ,Vest. Ile was delighted with the whole country, especaally that section around Edmonton. -Mr. 11. Cook and wife and Miss Jessie Hob. kirk, have returned from Chicago where they has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Cook's mother, bus also returned from Concord, Mich. -Mrs. Richard Beck spent it few days in London dur- ing the week. -R. Wright is recover- ing from his recent illness. -Mr. J. W. Ortwein, who has been confined to his bed by a severe illness, is, we are pleas- ed to say, able to be back to business again. -John Hurnmeston has moved into W. Moore's residence. -Ed. Clau- sins accompanied his mother to Lou- don Wednesday, but has returned to town again and will remain till De- cemben-The meeting of the Hensall Branch, British and Foreign Bible So- ciety, was held in St. Paul's church on Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr. Moore - house, of Christ church, London, de- livered an address, and the local min- isters also took part -Mr. Thos. Welsh has disposed of his residence on Oxford street, to Mr. J. E. McDonald. Mr. Welsh is one of our most enterprising builders and deserves much credit for the many good buildings he has erect- ed in the village. -Miss Godfrey, of Toronto, spent a few days in town during the week, the guest of Mrs. X. Sutherland -Mr. Albert Whitesides bas returned from the Soo, where he has been since spring. He has pur- chased the dwelling on Oxford street, owned by Mr. Charles S. Hauk, IIONV of England.-Haa•vest Home seivices vere held in St. Paul's church ou Sun- day. The rector, Rev. W. J. Doherty, occupied the pulpit in themorning and delivered an excellent sermon. In the veiling Prof. Wallet, of LondoNgave an appropriate address. The church Y n'as beautifully decorated for the oc- asion, and the,choir rendered -choice 1051c both ;"moining and (1'N/ening. - Rev. Dr. hicCrate, of Westminster, and Rev. J. S. Henderson exchanged pul- its On Sunday. -The- great Boston tea iven by the ladies of the Methodist hurch took place on Thursday even - ng last and was a decided success. - Rev. Mr. Medd conducted Havest nom e ervices at Morpeth on Sunday and al - o gave lectures on Monday, Tuesday nd VVednesday evening in that vicin- ty.-Rev. Mr. McKenzie, returned missionary, Ronan, China, gave an in- eresting address in Carmel church, on hursday afternoon, in behalf of rnis- ions.-The services in the Methodist hurch on Sunday were taken by Rev. . Fletcher Sutcliffe, S.T.L., and his iscourses were indeed interesting and mpressive. The choir rendered some ery beautiful selections. The collec- ions were in aid of St. James' church, entreat -At the annual Convention f the Epworth League of the Exeter Istria?' which was held at Lucan on uesday; Rev; F. E. Mallott was elebt- d President, and Miss Ethel Murdock a 111,P., occupied the chair. 3rd Vice President. C. LI, SANDERS, EDITOR. Stephen Mr, and Mrs. Mortithore, of Loudon. visited at Mr. William Dunsfoors last week. -Miss Clore Dupsford is Oil- ing her brother, Fred, in Cleveland.- Mes.srs. Stacey 13roshere purchneed a new threshing outfit Ceutralia DRS. ORME 5t ORME, ccettain, OffcT t.014P p2a. !a. 104 p131. Teepone cluninunieaven wIbntninotr.:* in 1.4;n! The Misses Wilson spent Sunda Ceednon with renatives.-Olies etuderson, of the Forest City Business College, London,epent a few davs here day evening the annual concert was held, the church belogerowdeel to the very doom The program. of chor- ntes, snles and reeitatiOnS was -0 a, high.llterey character, each perform- er doing hinteelf and herself amplejest rice and tine credit -eleservieg Forage itt al). The unigoe and witty address of Rev. G. D. Drown, poster of the Evangelical church, Crediton, will not twee' be forgotten. Mr. Mom is a very forceful speaker and is capable of not only obtoining the attention of his audience but of holding it also. Rev. John Veale ids° addres.ted the meeting with bis usual vigor and power. Thos CarlIngg Eel., of Exeter, manifested down. the week, the guest. cif best rare alninyi quick wit nod judgment. mother, Mrs. Anderson. -Miss hlinnie perforuntIF the arduous duties of 'Wilson, who has been the guest of the eb,TFFIFI, rhe trustees of the church dWMletiytis scs4fie.o.tsproltuc, ti.ort_i demtoi ialinsisafeoasRrit:Idgeytonazit.soeht etnit4eenetttt: itg7:ett 61: :ensntAg rtiveiRitletn.itiody 114,4„, .tr 1.44 Soue -0 utnIthrte' aalen.st tNeedle-Mtn, ItIllott and dangle 'safe' 1.1.1 ":-"Ittg that e the htiteh was iton. spent ;t few dates here last wet•it. are wih tn relatives, .-Me. e glg,rte'vrFu4s)uv alt uthisartikueirtue)at -Mr. Thos. emote. of Meant partineuts of wotha into consider:1- to (loti, wht of xlittas.ftyterCit'uoklatiittst.hootelisekottnitsatpattliottiowsts.•with wetised us beyond who we tie. ship, bus purchaeeil the large brick: 47' serve' ilwclilng'iTA411strlet.aCPeSea :ve;4'l aceapielhMr.5.1ittt,ilehtelME, iettentl trent is, hettrty Welcirttle to Mr. and Mira Ali the hospital! In London. Where he nent bat t. through an opevation. Although etill Bousn AND Rio 8 -wenn -Om very week'. we are glad to learn that aneMeate.G.Resery hired a horse and • IW it, rapidly recovering and will 60011 tag to a trump cam iage p-tioter to alfte to resume hie duties tin the to Lieury and West McGillivray fair terrine -Mr. Sheeler, of Morrietonwas on the Oth inst. Time rolled on hut`0 the goes' of Mr. Gettleila elorloek ialst neither the man uor the want return -1 week -Our ferment are tansy teking it'd tip to the llth hut. Mr. E.,t,ery get.. "illt their refit erops. Simie of our citi- ting uneasy telephoned and telegraph. ;zone patriduteed Mr, Frank Tatelor'e •ell to different ylaces itt etearch Of the :',erop. et his Fele latst weele and were i men ;and Missing property lea coadd kept linev for it few days taking them ttvt too traee of either. ile then en- houte.-Mter. John Wind is visithig t gaged the tieli'Vtee$ 4itf Deteetive j. T. rontkvs itt Hanover arel Eltnwonth- t tVesteott. of Est -Wham, taftt•r te long The Misees Lein and Delphie Ettere q and tedious etenteli they loreted the . Ittod it birthday peetty at their !wan etolera propetty on Settutiay. but not lost Peidayt A very pleeeant evening the vette it The Whee bad been la•ft ' wtet spent Inv all. - W. II. fledging at a hetet in Thedford, Lendort e ('1118. of wati itt the villege lost • ty; t he ira races, whip 6401 row being, Thursday,- A lattottiter Af young: propie litoulad alt'-'41111gfoyr ;141 IliglItitiletil"r4t'Llettlgtilailtat'lle4S6VilitiFIGNiattil an tdd buggy Wottilt about Vivo dollars Citizens all, blitNy dtawhg t hor sweet and .six diallers to boot, lie had made tapelike to ale Tlaoy don't the deal a short throe sifter leaving seem to 'realize that Prohibition is here. Ile e'en !eel borrowed an itter. t cottaing,.-Mr. Beery Willem Town - coat and vest from Wren Shearelown.ship Reeve, of Dasinvotod. was in the Aar wrant has been issued for .11-; village ain Fridaty on nosiness' -Mr. nat. The same &thaw about !IVO 'part; p thin' Benedict ins moved into the age hired it. home and rig from an nen t dwelling Lately ovetipital by Mr. VOti• elm, liveryman and after driviug to I ker.- Mr. Bert Clark laa5 purehased Woodham, t. Mawr, antuton and 11 it punching bag anal taitt•s great Tarlac Lnean a couple of days later left the in giving lois ciente; leateons how to hem stantli net in a eited anti made his handle it. Ire is wearing a bandage escape. hieests. Essery and 'Westentt pver his eye now. Bert won't say bow travelled several hunibed miles to In. it, got hurt, hut worm) guess.- A neiui. eate the missing artielete Deteetive bee of gentlemen helm Biddialph are Westcott confidently eepeets to have mating eonerete tile at the rear of his man bellied the Won at on early hFiti.t.tivitsuill.lottglis.slitGITapheec-meurenaltileaniloreuismstiet date,. . Fergueon and family, of (Untie - j, t4* them fear tise in eitiverts.-Mr. and hove' moved into the dwelling owned stanburyfRieNringtIS'A .alliLl•ibtr., Niteinuarse',ItS'enV4Tanr**"ert by Mr. Jacob Itiatzinan. We weleotne ml);..wPohann-1.1.vitl'eYt'ethCati !4 the Alpena, Trevet hick is having hiellarn eteshingl- m into our naidste-Mr, Thomas ollts aiencetuhaei oval legates!"htilvt e !Zit ..tiles n1%101134. seiatip-gleld"isirse. tle‘o-ai'devtolt* tbillieta.(811:e.t.e 4'1)5'nf enf from here 23 years ago and WAS Centroaja Last Fthbr.,_ ly impressed with the ehange our vil- lage has made during that time.- Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Trevethick, of Exeter. spent Sunday here. -Miss I,etfouzel, of Dashwood, formerly teacher inour pubile sehool, was in the village Sun - ay, the guest of Mrs. James Hodgins. -Mr. Chas. Ewald left for Detroit Fri- day where he has securea a situation. -Rev. John Staebler moved into his dwelling on 'William street Monday. - Miss Minnie Wilson, after a plersant Visit in Centralia has returned, and in- tends returning to WW1= this week. Dr.attist leas repapered his drug store, which gives it quite an up-to-date ap- pearance. -Mr. Frank Sims is kept busy with his engine and corn cutter filling silos. -Thursday was Thanks- giving Day. Nearly all our sportsmen were out in the woods, but most of them returned empty -handed. -Miss Wagester, of East Zorra, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Damm last Sunday. -Messrs. August Kuhn and GarnekBaker, of London, spent their laohdays with relatives in town last week. -Our brickmakers have sold nearly all their brick to a firm of con- tractors in London. -Mr. Albert Mor - lock has finished the cement work of Mr. Oestreicher's new stable. -Our farmers are having considerable trou- ble. in hiring men for threshing. Near- ly all our young men have left here and farm labor is becoming scarce. - Mr. Ed. Sweitzer has moved into his dwelling,lately °couple." by Rev. S taeb- ler. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sweitzer into our midst. -Rev. Damm preached an excellent temperance ser- mon in the Evangelical church. on Sun- day morning. -Now since the muddy roads have made their Appearance, is it not about time that our village fath- ers placed,- a crossing opposite Mr. Robert Walker's residence? CANTas.TA.--:-Ltist Thursday ettening, the choir and mentbet•s of the. Junior Y.P.A: gave et Tern interesting Cantata in the Evangelical clenrch. The alter was bekutiftilly decorated with the various fruits grown in this neighborhood. The,' Xmintiors and choir did their part very Well_ and deserve great praise f or the excellent program rendered. , The receipts of the evening amounted to $20, which will be used by the Juniors to purchase books, etc. ANNIVERSARY SEnvfcES.-The 1130St successful anniversary services and concert ever held in the Crediton Meth- odist church were conducted on Sun- day and Monday, Oct. 19th and 20th. On the Sabbath Rev. John Veale, of Dorchester, an old friend of many in this neighborhood and a former pastor Of this ch•cuit, preached both morning and evening with great acceptance to very large and enthusiastic congrega- tions. The sermons which were pow- erful expositions' of divine truth were truly soul stirring and inspiring. Mr, Veale's mentt friends were delighted to see him look SO well' and vigorous and wish him many years of usefulness bas ben indisposed the past week 1111d was unable to ltSSUIO0 his duties in the German <dumb last Sundry, Rev. Staebler and Mr. Gottlieb Brown ocenpied the pulpit in the morning • and evening respectivelye-Mr. Nors man Beaver has been engaged by his uncle Mr. Mt. of Auburn, to work in his grist mill this winter. -Mr. John •sweitzer nioved into his new dwelling last Monday. -Mr. and Mrs. V. Ratz, of Parkhill, Avere in the village last Smulayt-The pupils of our Public School intend giving a shoot concert itt the Town Ha, some time before next Xtnas.„ We eau promise the pub- lic it treat. because we Itnow that when the little ones take an active interest in the work, that they do their parts welt -A great deal has been said of late of the conduct of our young peo- ple on the streets, especially' on Sun- dae- evenings. We are afraid the lad- ies have not been treated fairly in this respect and are entitled to an apology on the part of their accusers. The boys, we think, had better straighten up themselves before they begin to ac- cuse the innoceut ones. We hope this matter will now drop because no good will come of it. -A meeting of the Cabinet' was held in the village last Monday. All the members were pre- sent with the exception of the Hon, Israel Tarte, who was busy on his farm Ott con. 0. Re sent word that he would be agreeable to any appoint- ment the rest would make as to who should be the Crediton Postmaster. interesting devolopements -are ex- pected in the course of a -few days.- Mr. and Mrs.. A. Sambrook spent last Sunday with relatives in Wood- ham. -While Mr. Robert Walker's horse was running loose in his yard last Saturday, it fell in the cistern and after considerable difficulty was res- cued from its dangerous position; none the worse for the accident. Lasts a Lifetime. 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