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CARPETS
• • REDUCED PRICES .
We ween luck it few weeks
ago in purchasieg odd pieces of
carpets. We hot these goods at
great cut on the cost prices and
eget offerthene toyettat bargainie
g pieces of Hemet earpets, time
al patterus, heavy stock, 1 yard
jykle. Wan 2 now 20c per yard.
kplece wU4Englieh Hemp,
stripe petteresextra, heavy, 1
yd. wide, watt Me, now 23e. per
yd,
1 pleee Canadian Union car.
pet, green ground, welt Pett
patterns and colore. oplendia
stock. was 45e. now 350. per yd.
1 piece common Uniou carpet,
cordinal groundfloral designe.
with beevy pattern waa tiOeinow
40e. per yard,
POPLEST011
Ooppley, Nowes Rautiall'a
clothing is the best.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDA1 OOTOBER 30,
1 piece common wool carpet,
with lovely design of geetotawn,
light brown, white colors in pat-
ternsvery heayy weight. was
Vie. DOW Ode.
1 piece 3 ply Euglish wove cart
pet, heaviest weight. best wool,
beautiful rentang patterns, was
$1,2it now 95c.
1 piece patent Tapeetry carpet
linen back, elose weave, new
green ground, well covered de-
sign, waa ttec, now 75e.
1 piece English Axminster car.
pet, lovely tail* nep, with gond
eoft shacles a -emit was $1.2e
now ede.
lainterive minty hemline m
every ?tetertment. Try us and
increase, yodteeemk account.
ct CAR D EWE R
One door north of Post (Wee.
WAN*
private lurk& for i
upon farm QtyliNgo eropetty*
es of iaterest.
DICatititi
Barristers, ate.. Ete
Witte
eve a, lodge teneetit er trivaie ftu te
farm stud village peoyerties at I w
nterost,
F. vie -01,41Mett.
Darriater, Main Street Eitete
entietr =tore
nee FAICinlitteiri5lire.fl+ Agent
Fantf451ar.4 be properties bought and sold e
rea.senable terms. bever eal dwelling helms ter sale.
" Vtandsiu all parts of Manitoba arid the Nerthacs
for Elite.
TEACHER. WANTBD,.,,mALE
A male teacher for school Section fs,
Dutics cenuotetre the first etvear. Apply, Wa-
hl; Wilge5 RO Se3vtary Trustee ward.
W. Lewis, litinilev, Ont.
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..stra:t•ed unto the prem4Ses et the nutlet*
., Com 4. Stephen, two uheep. Owner co
me by proving peplum/mil paying for nt
Kau(4hol
Sale Reoster.
Nov. 7.-Pann stork and Implements,
7 et Jas. Lampert, Let 4, Can.°, Stephen.
ne o'clock. IL Mown Auctioneer.
100 ACRE FARM TO RENT.
In the township of Stephen. being tot 8, Collees•
Mon O. There Is on the premises a good (mane MUM
and barn, good fences. a windmill ptunp and 11141W
ether conveniences. This is a splendid farm and will
be rented at a reasonable figure. il.pply to
JAS. Crafts, Executer, Crediton, Ont
limn PROPERTY FOR SAI.E.
• The undersigned N offering for sale that desirable
hotel situated at Devon, an the London Road. This
hotel is in good condition, and is 24 miles south of
Exeter. This road is largely travelled and for the
right man Chancesare good for a splendid business.
There isa good stable in connection also, It acres of
land. Possession given immediately. This property
will be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to
McssOS & Cams°, Exeter, Out.
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FAltar FOR SALE -50 ACRES.
' The undersigned is offering for sale his fifty -acre
farm, situated in the TOwnship of flay, being the
West half of Lot% on. 9. There is on the premises
a good frame home and barn, two acres bush, a good
orchard and it is well Watered and in a good state of
cultivation. For particulars ripply on the premises,
or by mail to
LOCIS ROM, Dashwood, Ont
LIQUORLICENSE ACT. '
Take notice that I have •applied to the License
Commissioners for South Huron, for permission to
transfer my Hotel License in the. village of Exeter to-
hmer Shaddeek. Any objection against transfer of
said Lieense must be made to the License Inspector
on or before the 15th day of November 1902. •
Thum Cumarearrast.
Dated at Exeter this 22nd day of October, 1902.
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IMPORTAiTT
TO ROG RAISERS.
You can ave money, time and feed by keeping
your piga dry and clean. They, will thrive better
and keep healthy, Make the hog comfortable and
he wIll put on fiesh. You can do m with a very little
expense by erecting (redier's Patent). The Elevated
Moveable Pigs lied. Simple of construction, make
it yOurselves. Send $2.00 in registered letter for
pun right certificate and plan of construction to
Patent applied for. - JonsFentsa,Exeter, Ont
Notice of Application.
Ie the Surrogate Court of the Cionnty
., of Huron. -
In the matter of the Guardianship, of
Elizabeth Jane Haggith and
Haggith, infant children of Rich-
, %arc' Haggith, of the Township . of
Stephen, in the County of Huron,
,5*arrner, deceased,
ae is hereby given that after the expiration o
Vrl dayS front .the first publication of this notice;
application will bb made to the. Surrogate doprt, oI
the CounbY of Iluron,.for a grant of letters of guard-
isirishie Of the above named itifants,,to Susannah Alioe
llaggith, of the said Township• Of Stephen, widow,
the mother of the said infants.
F. W. 4raintax,
Solicitor for Applicant.
Dated at Itbteter this 25th day of October AD 1902.
Edward, the third. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lindenman, of Eagle, Ont., and
who ended his life by shooting himself
just above the temple on Tuesday, was
a quiet industrious young man, but
lald been in poor health since last win-
ter, becoming very despondent. He
was around the house as usual Tues-
day forenoon, and went upstairs, and
his mother thinking he was staying an
untistmi time, went up, and was shock-
ed to find him in an unconscious state,
leaving shot himself, Despondency
WAS the cause of the rash act.
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fer last weeis.1
Miss 1. uest visited at her home t
Go1ei'eh a few days last week, resum-
ing her duties again Monday.- Mtn
Bella Box, who WS Item Ott the sick
list, is reeoverinte-ldiss Ethel Tens,
who was the guest of Miss Hazel Prom
le a few days last week, left Thurs-
day for Calliornia.-Mrs. Alex. Bo'e
fele was a great billeeeSS. Nearly every.
thing broughtgood prices. One of the
farms is rented by 4. Box anti the oth.
er by Mr. Gateliner, of Exeter. -31r.
Cheeter Stanlake haft for London on
Monday. where be will take couree
in the Business College,
Bay field
3liss Lillie Martin. of Townto, is via
iting, friends bere-Miss Lena Irwin,
who bas been on a, months' viten to
friends in Matine CityMkli. Into re.
turned 'Murray and her
nother. Mrs. Fletchee, of the (IRMA'
OWL have gone teltoralon, having
sold out IIPTP.,-,-MISS Nlltt eAtti is re-
eve ering flout haw recent, ntLkek Of in.
llama:talon-Last week the occupants
of the Queen's betel were moving aut.
Having taken one load away that day
they returneda,t night for anotherone
but WOW was sent to the collector who
quickly came and had it warinnt issued
for the detaining of the goods and hatl
the last load locked up until next day.
Word was sent to the owner who came
up and had them released by paying
the texes.-Messrs, Henry Turner and
Charles Qupee, who have been Work-
ing at, the Soo during the slimmer,
have returned home. -Murdoch Ross
and John Torus have gone to Port
Frank to commence fall fishing. -The
directors of the Stanley Branch eagle -
cultural Society will meet in the town
hall, Hayfield, an Friday, Oct 31st, to
windup all business connected with
the show this year. Prize money will
be paid on November Ist-Mr. Eng-
land, of St. Catharines, owner of the
River hotel, has been making exten-
sive improvements to the place. I3e
has also put an addition to it and made
other repairs, whicli put it in first-class
shape, with every convenience.
ACOIDENT.-On Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. James Armstrong and daughters,
Misses Minnie and Bertha, of Stanley
township, met with an accident which
though serious enough, might have
been nuich worse. They were return-
ing home from attending &Thanksgiv-
ing service here when one of the lines
became detached and the horse started
to run away. It is a frisky animal and
after galloping at its top speed down
the road it threw all the occupants out
at the first corner. Mrs. Armstrong
was badly shaken up and bruised and
so was Miss Bertha, but Miss Minnie
fared still worse, having her right arm
broken at the elbow. As it fortunately
so happened Dr. Armstrong was at the
homestead so that the injured ones re-
ceived prompt attention.
DEATHS. -We have the sad duty of
recording the deaths of two residents
of our village, in the persons of Miss
Marion Martin, aged 46 years, and
Mrs. Agnes Rauatt, relict of the late
John Rouatt; aged 82 years. Miss Mar-
tin departed this life on Wednesday,
Oct. 15. She had been suffering for
over a year with throat trouble and
went to Toronto Hospital last year to
undergo an operation but was too weak
at the titne to operate on. She carne
home after which she got pretty well,
being able to attend to her duties in
the shop and house, but it few months
ago she got worse again. Her heart
became affected from the trouble and
it caused her death in the end. She
had carried on a millinery business
here for several years and was it re-
spected and useful citizen, and her de-
mise will be regretted by all. She
leaves one brother and one sister,
Thomas, of Toronto and Lottie, of tlais
place- liter funeral took place from
her late residence to the Hayfield cem-
etery Saturday. -Mrs. Ronatt, whose
husband predeceased. her about three
years, has resided with her daughter,
Mrs. Peck, of this village, ever Knee.
She was a strong and healthy woman
until a short7 time ago when she began
to suffer from kidney trouble but not
confbaed to her bed until a short time
ago. Her case becotning more serious
turning to dropsy and internal hemor-
rhage and she passed away on Satur-
day about noon. She leaves one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Peek. The funeral took place
on Sunday to the Hayfield cemetery,
the services being held in St. Andrew's
church.
1902.
0.JI SANDE
EDITOR,
illivray Council
• ncil met _pkirsuane to adjourn-
ment hi Tosvn 1 kll feet-inlet:ay, Oct.
6th. Present, .1,D.DrunitroonthReeve;
A. 11. Hudgins, D. Dorman, J. Metx.re,
go' and W. Mawson, Coeueillore.
Minutes of last meeting read, apPrOv,
ed Of andbignecl, McOrtgor-Mawaan
that accounts, amounting in all to
$347.17, be passed and Orderiseued
pernent.-Carried, Mitweon--Flotl-
gms-that thisCouncil adjourn to meet
in the Town Hall, on the first Monday
in November, at one it'elook
Carried. -
Wu, ERASER. Tn. Clerk,
errand Bent:1-
,31r, lineton and son, of Exeter,spent
Weduesday and Thursday here. -Mr.
Miller. of London, spent a, few daYe
here last week, --Mr. Shoemaker owl
C. Fritz, of Zurich. spent Wednesday
here. --Mr. Richardson, of Zurich, was
in our burgh Sitturtlay.--Mervyn Hue,
ton, of Perla:till, spent a flair here
lest, week. -31r, S. Snell, of Ditsfiwood,
wa,e here Friday on businese.--Mr.
Sautes Clerk's granary was struck by
lightning- doting the heivey tbutitler
storm Wednetday. also Mr. !dullard's
ari ery little damage. how.
Sweet, of Exeter, spent a
tinye here hunting Net week.
fr. Syrus Oreen spent Sunday at his
tome bere.-Tt is reported that Mr,
'haw has told his bonee to Mr. Ruben
Sipple. of Zerich, event
dneeday here bonting.-.t couple
en were here gathering tip
on the Wavle pitchttig their
aple Oran for a few day&
eilittenittrat
Cettelte--The memory
ting emelt will be Fadden-
wsidents of this neighbor -
he unfortunate and lament-
able accident th,at occurred here on
Ftiday 104, whereby little Sohnney
Lime son of Mr. Wm. 1303 at the age
of fourteen, lost his life. and las
1'6I't,fl. Pant Boa, of about the Satiln
age, had gone out into the WOMIS141
shoot t 'Teta Tit tle Sohn ny shot
EqUIrret and his tontin, who WaS
SUMP distance 6tvisty, was running to-
wards the spot where the squirrel bad
fallen with e. loaded and cocked gun in
his hand, when he tripped and fell.
His finger being on the teigger the
gun was discharged the contents of
which entered little lolanny's leg eust
belIW the knee. causing n terrible
%mind and shatterieg the bone badly.
Pelle Immediately am for ass:starlet
and tut' littered noy Ives removed to a
near by honse, but the wound bleeding
profusely the little fellow died about
four Lowe later. A physician arrived
but too Iate to save his life. The acci-
dent is indeed a slut one and it will be
bard for the parents to realize for many
clay to come that the young man
whom they loved so much and so full
of life has disappearrd forever from
their midst. When death comes in
this way the shock is always more Se-
vere aud its grimess all the more tete
tibia The contrast throws out its
black colors in horrid relief. He was
a. particularly bright boy, clever at
school and loved aud highly esteemed
by all his school nudes ana associates.
On all sides the keenest sympathy will
be felt for the bereaved family in the
loss of one so dear.
Brucelield
Geo. Simpsoneeft last week for the
Soo, where he has secured a good post-
sition in a store. -Dr. Alex. Murdock
left for Muskoka, where he will prac-
tice medicine. His trimly friends here
wish him every success in his new field
of labor. -Dr. Armstrong held his sale
of household goods on Thursday and
good prices were realized. -Mr. Gran-
ger, who had his foot hurt some time
ago by a stone falling on it, is slowly
recovering. -Mrs. Geo. Hill, who hada
alight operation performed on her eyes
a short time ago, by Drs. Rogers and
Armstrong, is recovering nicely. -Mrs.
A. McEwen is recovering from her re-
cent illness. -Geo. Simpson has sold his
driving horse to Mr. B. A. Higgins, of
Varna. -Mrs. Baird has had the rooms
lately occupied by the I.O.O.F., pre-
pared for a dwelling. The Foresters
are now occupying the building recent-
ly vacated by Mr. Delgaty.
HOTEL SOLD: -The American hotel
here, lately vacated by Dr. Little, has
been purchased Mr. Philip Murray, of
Blyth. The price paid by Mr. Murray
was $3,700 and is considered a cheap
property. Mr. Murray, accompanied
by his wife, arrived here Wednesday
and assumed possession the same day.
Mr. Murray is well and favorably
known in the vicinity and should keep
a good house an1 one that will be pop-
ular with the travelling public, while
Sirs. Murray knows well how to make
an hotel attractiVe and homelike, the
greatest charm a hostelry can have.
We are safe in saying the hotel is un-
der capable management.
MATRIMONTAL.-On Thursday even-
ing, Oct. 16th, it very pretty wedding
took place at the residence of Mr. Peter
McGregor, of this village, when his
only daughter, Miss Lottie, was united
in marriage to Mr. B. R. Higgins, of
Stanley. The important ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. Sawyers and
was witnessed by agoodly number of
the immediate relatives and friends of
the contracting parties. The, services
of bridesmaid and groomsman were
dispensed with. The ceremony con-
cluded and congratulations over, the
company partook of a suntptuous wed -
cling supper, and the remainder of the
evening was pleasantly and socially
spent. The bride and groom are among
our iost popular and respected yoong
people, and they have hosts'of friends
who will unite with us in congratula-
ting and in wishing them all the hap-
piness and pleasure this life can afford.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins will settle down
to the sterner realities of life in their
ponafortable home on the Hayfield road
a short distance west of this village.
Ribbert
STnreit BY POEITNIND.. -Daring the
•vere etorm which passed over these
parts on Wednesday last, the barn. of
Mr, Ti ni Pepper was struck by light -
tang and completely destroyed, togetht
er with the season's crops, it will be
a severe loss to efr. Pepper es he had
no ipeurance what &I' on the building -
A seperator, owned by Mr. John Jet -
fel -son, was standing on the floor at, the
time and was destroyed. On this there
was au illatkraikee of Off/.
DRATO oV Jetneetttrienote-Eatly
Satuntley morning Mr. James Atkin-
son, Of tiaeeth concessiompessed away
in the2i'1year of his age. A cooPie
of years ago be met with an aeehlent
while going to Mik”, bis horse having
hacked, over all effkballkMent from
Whiek lit' vever folly regovered. De.
ceaeed wee an old and respected rest.
dent of the tOWIISIlip, a man of uninte
peachable diameter and a loyal Coto
servidive. tie. Atkinson was a native
of Langford County, Ireland, mei (rime
("anode when seven years old, sett.
ng in the township of Teeinnseh for
fifteen years. He then moved to Hite
bert, hatiug resitled on the lot on
whieh bellied for fifty years. Ilieftin.
oral to St. Coluanhan on Monday WitS
largely attentletl, showing the WO es.
teem ilk which he had been held by the
wholetteighborhood.
iticainivray
DEAT OP JAS. MILLER.-Diefl at
hia late residence, on. 2, township of
.14111eS B. ott the
7th day of Ost. 1902, aged 07 years.
eased %Uri %UN in the townehip of
trkbani moved with lae paxents
the abave t twashi 31 GOB
c % ray
te a paling man and WaS one
of tb WW1 helpers in making a
home in tbi5 new seetian. He married
leabelle Mutter. of Halton.and eettled
on a, gelato iVely TIM fArtki, not far
from hie parente and by wise and
careful menagement built up a most
beautiful .toine. Ile leaves to mourn
the lots el' kind 'husband and father
a widow end five cbildren, three eons
and two ti Otte of the (laugh-
ters. Aunee is the wife of Jamea Neil.
near the leamesteatli Clara. the second
daughter, ie now in the Yukon Teeth
tory with tier husbend, A. W. Robin.
son; Limit . the third diteghter who
died some 0.11)1' years ago Wilik the Wife>
of We'll. linstort. The eldest aou
Hiram !Ivan just aCrOSi the road from
his fatliel :11I1 is the only one mar-
ried, the tater two boys Murray in
the Not rest and Alexander at
home. melte etteneoe..
qualitiee, h ossessed in a marked de-
gree a very sealable nature, and in -
indeed their are veey few who (quad
remember an :Leg utuntauce once made
as well as he could. His last illness
was very painful ite titues caused by
gangrene and other complications and
death was no doubt it .sweet rolease.
The vicinity have indeed kat Ivery
kind and obliging neighbor. 1Prty
Zurich
Miss Lydia Rannie is visiting friends
in Dashwood this week. --Miss Ethel
Williams and Miss Lydia, Roehler re-
turned home Monday evening, after a
pleasant visit with friends in Hudson
and Montreal. -Mrs. S. Munn left Mon-
day for Toronto to attend the W.C.T.
IT. Convention.-Rev.Philpot, of Ham-
ilton, assisted. by. Rev. Samon, of To-
ronto, and Miss Knight, of Bermuda,
India. conducted special meetings here
last week. -Mr. It. Richardson' spent
Saturday at Grand Bend. -'--Mr. Shoe-
maker and C. Fritz spent Wednesday
at Grand Bend ou business, Mr. Sim-
ple also spent Wednesday at the Bend.
-Mr. and MIs. C.R.Wagner has mote
ed to town. We welcome Mr. and Mee
Wagner to town as citizens and we
trust they Will spend the remainder -of
their days here. -Mr. Abel Schilbe
purchased Mr. Sam. Dietz's resalene* ha 13 In. d Mr. T. Rae, of Toronto.
Mrs. G. lloltzmann, Mrs. 0 Fishereittended the young couple
.$130d-- e °to
in town. The price paid was e ongratulations of the coMmunity
and Mrs. Ben Surerue are spending a
few weeks with friends in Michigan,
. 'Stephen
Mr. M. F. Stumpf is giving up farming
.,,kaTE ow j'AMES BORLAND. -Again
and is Selling his farm stock and im-
the hand of death has visited our midst
plements.-Mr. J. V. Rickbeil was in
and. taken away another of our well -
London last week visiting his wife,who
known citizens in the person of Mr.
is undergoing treatment at St. Joseph's James Borland, he having been tailed
Hospital. He also spent a. short tirae
away on Saturday, Oct. 18. ceased
with Father Valentin, who is under had borne it lingering illness vvit 'much
treatment. -Daring the thunderstorm
patience and fortitude. His dea will
Which passed over this place on Wed- be deeply regretted throughout this
nesday lightning struck the barn be -
township as he was a man of stirling
longing to Thos. Turnbull, Saubleline,
quality. The funeral took place Sun -
and the building together Nvith con -
day, the remains being interred in the
tents was burned. Alfred. Melick's
Mt. Carmel cemetery.
barn on the 13ronson line was also
t. 1111)1), Crediton
b .111 rbtoT lo gill mt tasheAtabeb4theaol 1 ofeft tafe art! 3L11,40,, .I.J.,ar.).7,--e,,,...iNix...,,,.4r.y6.4.),„.4r.: NE for 4 r2.ter., 7,,,Ciuellir...4,:et
ael Carrol's film ori the Oth concession. ' 44erv.19wIa'"13ZIt
-LZ114,,u'flerk of tile 11th
"Division Court, bits been appointed Ret
;waling officer ear South lemon itt, the ,
coming Referendum elestione. Con- *
gra tulatiMASI--The graphophone con-
cert, whicit tette gilveri in the Town
Thoe, Lewis is leavinge.-The Workieles a (Ma ar441Y:wm: v:bYn Plo‘oll'altra
Auxiliary, of St. Patrick English ,Irg.°.„"ei.:74'4aa. Illg-..klelPfES 41 t& to
sehalrgebwia$:;kotiiital:::el:rjAnlit"nachtildttellt,14 Pall:e*"talirPrage'fri!ivq;;ac-Ilanover. where she
it e;stat Ste. efarie. This le tee fifth, has been Visiting her siseerolk.s.csurtz,
•Permit' the sum of 81,400 for it, -Mit
U. Abbott has purcbated tbe resit
deuce at present occupied by Mr. 8,
Davis, of Centralia. -Mr. Wne Broek,
of Lendon. has taken possession of the,
Crawley farmtile late tenant, Miv
e sent int ay during the mentubency
s,s elyn Herr le,
or the present rector Rev NS' Stout we are evilly to team, very iBl mad emit
ato ebotet steloy Esuerct;e of* effort: fined to bet. bed.- Wee hope t,o eoon see
i her ound agait-Mr. HerbeIt Young
Its cost valne wee Se(11e-gh arn
g as rweepted a position in it, arge tut -
r
; shop ha tentd Ate- eitize
Ogir tte tire pat.
iubar
trq, i ting in their simply of sauerkraut.-
W. Poliou'R baby has been siek with1 The Misses Snatio, ot Exeter. have op -
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rellebitiSt requiring the ettent Ion of este4 a e.f- eSS-Making tztiop in the stone,
medical aid, S. Pollen's little gig.) le formerly ttecupied b,y Mr. F. Siegner.
Ito ill with the sante ilisease.-Mr. E. -The Miss Wilson, who have been
• er is tesiting at Mr. ,Andrew Hod. visiting reienes here foe a feet weeks,
311SS JOSie Wesillit:e. Wilo is have left for their home in Wiarton,
e rning tile dressmekine. in Exeter. --Mr. Frill* Snell te heeding a wood.
W35 home the past weele-Thoe. Bal. thed and summer kitchen to his Iasi.
lautyne eras kicked on Ow leg by it I-7 .',. 'S - ' - 4,,tP,14. Of ENeter%
liOrSelatit Thill,NdaY Arid has been laid , was in the villti"ge Fritley. We are
Il!) sinee„,-The R.T. of T., itele an open glad to learn tliat she iS t Telly regain.
meeting last week.-- There was it good tug het. former health.--lt, k3 ruinoted
attendance arul a spleedid prOgraild.- that out' private lemker Mr Seines
. p nuttrager ot one of our lotiel benks.
very Iteav„y, apple trees have been very Mr. Richerd Baker. or London. was Oa
PrOafictiVO and roots have heen exec?. the rabso Tileidmr. 4% Dicke
tionally heavy crop. Help has been bole and hearty and we are pleased to
scarce null farmera have been willing bear that bele doingiwell in the city,
to pay any wagee from St te $2 4 dee'. -Mr. Wm. Wenzel is lamentiog the
death of hie rot dog, Fid4.-31r, N. D.
Dashwo041 Hue don, rklAffitg.ter °it the MoleUrte Bank
Mr. J.Snell spent Friday at the Bend at, Exeter. was in the village eftnelayt
on businees.-Mr. Charles Steinitagen --Dr. Ezra Haig, le visitiog &lends m
will move with Ids family into the re. Motriston. Dafile rumor lia.$ it. that
eidenee he reeently Re:dieser! from he WOE't CAVA(' it,lek. atrae.---.11. phOttl-
Nine Me(*orniiek.-Mr. John Jacobs graplier was in the village Mouthy
has returned from a visit. with his NU- takirtgeiewisof the luttlitessplacei with
ents in Waterloo. -Mr. H. Wiliert the object of eelling them to our towns.
ehippcd. a carload hoge from the Rm.- p001114.- -1.15'. anti The. Rose, of 31ilver.
ter station Wednesday. 6.0E. BIM the gille,51tti Of 31r, and Mrs.
DIED IN Tiff); PIELD.--All extremely August 11111. -Henry Eileen eagle,
sad death took place in our midst on left for Percy Steind Dit triet.on Wed-
Tuestley last. .Tolin Raeder. who was enetzs.titytaf4711italnrioTtaillttiltreilt.;lguititntti.leSruit
employed with Mr. John Ellis, Day,
went tnit in the fleld ttt plowend while lage is in it. wretched condition. No
thus engaged it is simposed he was gravel has been placed on it tbis veear
seized with tin attack ot heart. trouble and now we have nind galore.-Reee
and dropped deatl in the field. He O. D. Duran will preach an English
was plowing near a filklall Streatil at termon fleet Soneley evt-oing on "Les -
the time anti it -appears that when sons on the reeent coal stri-e."--mr.
nutkittg the tureat the end of the C11;19. lirelk, of Zerieb, was in the vil-
field and quite dose to tbe e.reek the Lute Monday.-Rov. Danivl Staebler,
attack value on birn fop when fountl of Iowa, occupied tile pulpit. in the
his hotly lay partledin the creek. He Evang4leal church on Sundaveveuing
W1' itetiveen te and ee e eat: of ago Vet. • , 0 1,,,, . k.,..::,,un.., prom bed
aud was mute) respeett tl by all who an excellent eermon on "The Vine."
knew him. The dereased was a son ttf Ile is a forceable /speaker nud holds the
Mr. Ballantyne Raeder and his malt- etten lion of las audience clueing the
et. WAR at the time on a. visit to friends whtde service.
in Berlin. The bereaved parents have DESTROYED nv IFIRE.--One of the
the sympathy of a lerge circle of worst electrical storms of the season,
friends, missed over this neigh:hot:Loot! Wed-
The funnel" ea,ve bad a prosperous Hill, le applying for the position
hervest this year The grain era was
Ansa Craig
Earl Hodgins has been transferred
from the Forest Branch of the Stand,
aril Dank te the Ansa Craig branch,
where he has been promoted to thepo-
salon of teller, in the stead of Mr.
Santis, lately transferred to Canning -
ton, Mr, Ryan left last week for For-
est. -The Misses Nellie Reid and Lily
Gunn attended the Sabbath School
Convention at St. Thomas last week.
WEDDLNGS.-A quiet wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday, Oct. lee at
"The Pines," the home of Mr. W. G,
Shipley., when Miss Ellenor Bruce was
united in marriage to Mr. Sohn Mor-
gan, a, prominent business man of this
village. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. W. H. Geddes, in the pres-
ence of the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties. We join with
their many friends in wishing them a
long and happy married life. -Anoth-
er happy event took place at Norval,
Ont., on Oct. 15; ayheiat Miss Gertrude
Munroe, of, this place, became the
struck but the damage there was light. CELEBRATED TET WEDDING. -On
Monday last, ten years ago Mr. and
Smoot, REPORT. -The October Ex- Mrs. Abraham Dearing, Sr., 5th eon -
emanation report of the Zurich Public cession, were married. Theyhave seen
school. From Sr. III. to Jr, IV.- ten summers of connubial bliss and are
Pass mark 405.-Oleva,Praner,552; Ger_
enjoying the best of health, and it was
trude Hartleib, 531; Irene Lipphardt, therefore appropriate titi celebrate their
518; Luella Wesloh, 505; Frieda -Haber- tin or tenth wedding anniversary. Ac-
er, 490; Glieva Weseloh, 482. cordingly the irnmediate relatives of
jr. III. to Sr. III. -Pass mark 395.- the faniily were invited and it right
Melinda Fuss, 492; Alvado Weseloh,455; pleasant evening wa'S enjoyed. The
Joseph Rantlell, 451; Aline Fisher, 443. company toasted the health Of Mr, and
II. to Jr. mark 315.- Mrs. -Dearing and the arra•y of approp-
Dlimore Weide, 376; Arno Brenner,827; riate gifts were large and varied.
Laura Sippel. 818; Arnold Wurtn, 313; There is not otie who knows them but
Eva Williams, 316; Kate Howald, 31-11i, what will pay, tribute to their Worth
Melvin Smith, 315. nd will wish them happy returns of
the anniversary and hearty enjoyment
of them •
Sencron BY LIGHTNING. -During the
severe rain and electrical 'storm on
Wednesday evening of last week light-
ning struck the north-east corner of the
house occupied by Mr, Rich. Penhale, on
the 3rd con., shatteringthat part of the
building considerably and taking a
down -ward course passed into the cel-
lar,tearing down a poabion of the stone
wall and stunning little Samuel Hicks,
who was in the cellar at the Mine
churning. He was rendered uncon-
scious for some time from the shock
and it Was thought at first that he
would not recover, but he finally came
out of itf apparently 'none the worse
for his unpleasant experience. A lot
of plastering was broken down OD the
inside of the house and a large piece of
carpet on the floor in an up -stair room
was ttent in shreds.
Jr. II. to Sr. IL -Pass mark '316.--
Perirl Johnston, 395; Elenore ETartleih,
380; Henry Fuss, 302; Harold Apel, 362;
Victor Deichert, 339; Erwin Greb, 425;
Roy Faust, 351; Lee Whoffman, 323;
Edward Shoereacher, 321; Clayton
Zirnmerman, 316; George Hess, 315.
Jr.' II. to IL -Pass mark 200.-Thea-
dore Weseloh, 255; Clayton Bossenber-
rv, 254; Gideon Koehler, 250; Alvin
Wurni, 247; Sulinda.ltandell, 231; Ger-
tie Nagel, 225;Ifertry Price, 216; Alinah
Brenner, 207; Wilbur Rummel, 202.
Jr. Part II. to Sr. 'Part IL -Pass
187. -Lillie Weber; 313; Esther Letter,
288; Peter Randell, 268; Elton Schnell,
275; Harry Fisher, 269; Leonard Heist,
264; Lilly Johnston, 258; John Thiel,
252; Jacob Deiehert, 241; Milton Dietz,
23.9; Alex. Foster, 187.
- R. F. STELK , }
MISS M. 180 , Teabhers.
Miss L, ANDREWS ,
nesday. During the evening the barn
of Ma lettriek Flanagan nits struck
by ligIttning and burned to the ground
together with the season's erops. Mr.
Flanagan was insured in the Hay Tp.
Insurance Co. for $1: -NA
WEDDINO.-A pretty event took
place at the tit sideuce of Mrs. Sims,
1.105 Russell street, Detroit, on Oct 15,
when her daughter, Miss Elizabeth.
Wootlhall, was united in marriage to
Mr. Woe Sweet, both formerly of this
place. The bride was assisted. by her
sister, Mills Bella Sims, while Mr. Eli
Sweet, brother of the groom, assisted
as groomsman. The Rev. W. J. Lee,
L.D.1, performed the ceremony. We
join in wishing Ur. aud Mrs. Sweet
a long and happy married life.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIIZATION.-A vig-
orous temperance organization has
been started in our township, On Tnes-
day afternoon officers were appointed
in the Methodist church to carry on
the campaign. In the evening a, pub-
Itc service was held in the Evangelical
church. The Revds. Morlock, of Dash-
wood, Tibbedeau, of Greenway, and
Martin, of Exeter, Mr. Tom, I.P.S., of
Goderich, Mr. F. W. Gladman, of Ex-
eter, and Rev. Daniel Staebler, of Iowa,
addressed the audience and ably- ex-
plained the evils of intemperance and.
•earnestly requested. each and every vo-
ter to support the Liquor Act for the
prohibition of intoxicating liquors.
NEW BANES. -For many years this
village has felt the need of a bank, We
can now boast of two, which is more
than some of our neighboring towns
can say. Last Wednesday Mr. A. M.
Campbell, of Lucan, Manager. of the
Merchants Bank at that place, came to
this village and interviewed our busi-
ness men as to the advisability of start-
ing a branch here. He met with good
encouragement and on the strength of
their promises, he opened a bank on
Saturday morning, next to Dr. Raises
office. No sooner was it known that
he had located when the Sovereign
Hank -people of Exeter came here and
rented. the room formerly occupied as
barber shop and began business On.
Monday. morning. It is indeed very
unfortunate that two banks have lo-
pated here, as there is not enough busi-
ness transacted for both.
The Baby
Sick?
Thee probably it's a cold.
Babies catch cold so easily
andlecover so slowly. Not
sfowTy, however, when you
u Vapo-Cresolene. Then
a si gle eight is all that is
necessary for a cure. You just put
some Cr.eSolene in the vaporizer, light
the lamp beneath, and place near the
crib. While baby sleeps he br eathes-
in the healing vapor. Cold loosens,
inflamed 'rnembranee heal, and all
trouble ceases. It's a perfect specific
for whooping -cough and croup. 8
,VaPo-Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere,
A Vapo-Cresolene outfit, including the Vaporizer and
Lamp, which should ,1ast a life -time, and a bottle of
Cresolene, complete, ti,5o; extra supplies of Creso.
lend 25 cents and So cents, illustrated booklet contain-'
frig physicians' testimonials free upon request ,Varo-
Cnssox.Ents Co., BD, Fulton St., New York, U.S.A.