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Pumpkins Wanted j;Sandees act; as reeve 'ti,'xtil the ,vacaa]cyi IXETER SCHOOL REPORT
jj s filled In pursuance toi the Municipal
EXETER. OINTARIO, TR%7R DAY, OOTOBER,
at . T minutes of the pre -
H. S. Department
CanningFactoryVeous meeting were read a.nd adopted.
Att.—Carried, t r t
Tfae ol1
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Love—Yearley—That the else': forward enx_rx, _e a e:e Sa toy;
B.EEVE SWEITZER'S FONBRAL.
The. funeral of the late Reeve Svreitzer
gt SteplaeJi took place se Friday after-
anon n 'A'rom itis home at Stipa to the
t
C t sol Cemetery, e
^>Edand was t, dei b
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'V ,a concourse 4 peeole, nearly
a e Ape nz se p pl a> a 1}
200 r js "bel, ng it the proeessio The of S ,ep'un, refer to your sudden L' -
eondue, o;,. the funeral. wee under 'Coe r,-tvcainQ»tt and we wisa to assure 'OU
enallagetleat of Warders O. Geiger et of our sincere sympa'? y in the leeseef
JIeasall and County ClericLate of God- you. husband. and father=,.
snob-, and the pall -bearers evere,—Com. -, It s :toed zo lose out' :dead atter; after
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CvuKn.-110;s J. � Taylor a_ Exeter, a time of anxiety and suspense, bee the
W. D. Sanders o S cry!;e' , B. McKay or sorrow ,s null:it, greater when they are
Tueeke•, 4109.11, P. Lams ,„ o Hay. J.. N. talcenl „s Mr. Sweitzer ;:as b�, in, the
Govt i ork of McKillop estd ?3ig11 Con- full vigor of h+ta1U rand strength'.
u n ,';_Sidra of Iieneoll, Rev, ? Yet .i v,111 b-- n consolatiee tae, pap to
P
rev + c
2 a c.n't�d .o .s cal b srvc.aJ 1 alcove khat, 1, wa, spared a 1Q•, i�tnd
. t $ � p �
p „
ata le �l L4.� ,, n A[rJdsterr, 'eo..dutted pa,tl.ui suefeainr. You must cgara.de,
the ee v'aes, BArs ,real as rt l;:rr that Heavenly Horne
The casket': was cove:- d xs'*h beaus- where, all the Milson .ties of life are pas-
i'ul wreaths pi flowers of which. apex., sed forever. ,,
ial „eeelion liner be made of a laagQ IXe believe :t will always 43 a plea±-
laY,ee wheel da:.ated by the council nae for you to recall lAs tender; Lava 4,14
ce the Township of Steplicn. After the peered devotee 'so fra.n%c and mainly in
° teria1 f:4'.terece, kit the cenaeter , 'hu itfl exp#'eseton 'ir iat,:. all 1;hu citizen Pff
Uioral....sCrlgloll_ 'W4t . delivered lit tee,
Evangelical OhuJ'elh. Rev. Burn preach-
ed a very eloeuetik permo,'. in 'hath
by T
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1aJ15uaScs. Ho was assisted
Brown or Zur'ch, Bev, Thompson of
Corbett, and Rev, Steadroan of Ellon-
ville, Rev Ix1 sof t; : Methodist chureb
7:cre; end Rev. G,0117,abaCh of Dashwood,
• deceased. sudden] death leas. conn% 4a
zre;tt. toes and srode P ut?eopl
]d vvcry w!tere are also
sill]p It 1y
for trio Oorc4Ved ,words°atnll .
T3 a coranex':G. .tory.' qne, Ti1143C aY
eau ,Rt 9a1 .ti verd:et of a+ idsnta1 stoat -
41E44 Tire 'waren; was a]lr�o examined by
u 51,re• on Friday at t ser ,ytalucst of
Gciuraa " t'rooh"aH< tlttoraleY, G", Seager ani
the following letter of condolence to Report for Septemver,
the widow and eamilyl of the law]leeve :Form I„—klat.ors—N. Fruenmer 8131
Samuel Swei zee—Carried.--• L. Stewart; 81; R. Nestle 80; J. Strang
76; D, hall 77,i4;, 1I, Rivers .77; J. Al,
•Crediton, Oct. 211d, 1911 Lison Iii. Pass --A, Plable rk 73; G. 1'lpr
To Mrs, Samuel Sweitzer and Family,-^• ley 73; M. Case, 72 ; I. McDonett 7.
It is with, deepes'e sorrow and regret E. 13±voks 71; r Sweet 71; A. Ford7I;
ta we e C9 A�
;1 of rias T4
wnsnip
Iarye371 , Case 71; A. Bever-
ley
cv s.ley
_ 70; M. 1Iandowk 00; 0, }lodge t,
Q4; ee, 13iatehfOrd 64; Ff, Welsh 02;
L»..Tayio: 61; B,,. Pareens 00_.
Ferrel L Coanmer,.1;t--•Haztars-- 1, bekz
esot] 79. Pass --A, Willis 72; F. Me-
�Day
a,* ;
@ 71;68;E err 6
i)o,Bak - ,
piN ,
N. Jones 67. Nwin"he. 03, roll 41; v,ies-,
age.tte;,d•,a, r.e 37..
kror#n. II—l}langvs-3lyee, Morgan
Pace--Liedsr 1>`4ryee 74; Arva Oro
a
, -i a 1 71 1 r••
I 1 a 1 '11
. n v Nary fr y
els -. `
Queen] 74 • Ada Willis 7e ,
Boyle
7.. jean Seldoaa 66; Joe De is 01*;
vIo.e,l-e ”. n.ola^;lelr 65; 13 n Case 64.
uJIltePr vitt roll 21, average atteeda„;e
korin IIT.-�1IPJzars C, Copeland 7e,
I'.
1,PITE 1 CO ~zNT.114
T at Co ,11 of rho TowaaflhlP "t
tiro coatvelaai rel the Town Hall�
"noel, 0,:1 nT ,11daY, the 2nd ,L7T
illbtaa'rs presell
r'epttat�, 2la late reeve.
ove --;.;silt rr#.stlJr;—Th et Dt pu
ti*
t« rtu'
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VeVe
APPIS 1^Gl1 SAIa'
lit-e1srssa winter v #ri4tieJt hi ha
Peas., delivr.rad ar at +roitar&
Con. 8, Stc,pholrx
S. 7, IIOGABTH,
0
pays for The
Y V Le�,M to Jan.1
911.
Zurich J. Decker, or., J: Surarus ^ 'ewaukee,
Fair Aler, Itannle0., Truemner; Coiverts, J.
gabere;4', C. 'iruemner,; Gloria ?.Sand;, 1-Z
I oeltler, G, Schroeder,:; 20 oz. Pipped,
;all dePentful v�eather, a large and 0, Truemner, H', 'Weseloh.; Tal, Sweet,
excellent exhibit. linall classes, with J Decker, sr. GeClaueius; epi. Bussetta'
a iarg,p;':and happy'crowd, of people n 0. I{lopp : 411 pears, J. Haberer, Q;
atteanda e, Zuric:a. Pair which was lisle LJopp; whiter pears, '.Mader; Burt-
on Th4.rBday last, will go on record lett Pears. A. teerchee, Snowden 13rPs.,
as oneyol: the most aurcessful "is] aria Vearhee, Sraowdere .11ros,, T. Johnso�1;
historyrye, Themcee- ring, as inprevloue n Prunes, Mrs. G. Iless: ircel: oral, eppies;
years. ',tie ai .racterized by the same J 0,. Klopp, J> Saraa'us; yellow crab- ap-
e-tele1 : lJaalsty tnabas made nne p:es, SnowdenBoos.,1. Rader; ,rapes.
it fati)'aus and t Sud c dread” n]a.te VT. 1 Battler, S:zowden Bros• sol^
tw;ssg 44d tur11s, Ro ar'rivo ;t conclusions 6 'arses, J. IIaberer, W. E. Rattler ;plaint
Two we'l eonrteeted races fureislicd Janllell' J, Peowrz 1 and 2: eanne:l fruit, R. H.
aterest Eo ti.e to e erovd L2 a.. Jo nlston, J'. L7erker, sir. Jt
te. da... _.. Tt:e, are ecce pts annxocar-tted P r3. C:ante:ore, 3 3tittlel*oltz, Judges.
abou+ ^'8:r. Fm1lo:vi:t'g "s site p£I eF il'�1t,.FAC2 ES
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I•st, >b. ra* s ad ti. " .a• r ..
'i ee dlt.a, coH elm e, S Vette,; anal,
..t.dwere. J, 'i':rt•tr;r; woe, .biratlke' .. '1k`
Hader,
} Ci,r11'a.;,tt>d o„a. I*rt;To, 5
_tn�. L,.iv'e; '1 elr, Plti, ;lir, l,tlte„n�1olA;.
,
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u 1 oft;; �a;ac,. 'I'u.,:ailull'. r, �?Id,
In eqy�
3 1 'a x"; Spann 33�.i.T3:'#, Alf'. 31e11idak.. l South Hu ._ i.,?,
grieUlturai.—Trroed mere. It. D Bell. `
Jr. Ito? % Love; Foal, R. P, Tell, .1r„ , '" f
ffi
. r. +aturrs
i'.r3ao#1 �u,.rru3 , 1 y,.. trier R. D, Bell
x
1Sl 'a C}ll kaki :” .Yen Old. "Ti 111, DJ"tavel^'
I'afls-'-ll, Pealing 73; \ . AmY 72;S. T n08 I1' 1735, }tete, C.aJJlitletl,; a J',' olci
f17tSBS
I) esu .lt—a£rocrd 7,14re. W
▪ l ave , 1`oal 11 tit. "I? ova,
, 13,•
Petty 72 ; 'E, Caee 71; C, Wood U r 'r • i Bac:':e, J, 1i-13tdde. A. Tuve ; Span
the TownshlI n of Stc hem could ra1aere 1t, ',coed 66; G. Ba4semc rV i4 ; U, , J, .',1CG=r.dc, Alf, neieilart,,
1'
with You .n Your happinlosil, as 'they 1 re,Yiie 62; R. Doe fall: 00, Nunnber ouGc,aJer i1 1.),urpose--13roee mare, S. Sar-,
]neat now and do :s„•inpatiJtS;r,<J wwlth You .±ell 20; average attendance 24, oras], Ary, Neel),, Alo,, Fate(: Foal E, Ste
.n your `aerro`e. \X: 13. Si'efde;3i3anmxer, B. A., Prfn]. Bok, 1t, Love; 1, yr* `old, E.
God alone cagy colo; art such .bei+ n a Stehle; 2 yr. old, S. Surarus, 11 m,'
$0.4 e„ and. that 'such eonsOlat:laxt rrtay P. S. l2el;aranaen} Stolle, 'n], 1%e 4 .; 3 yr, old, 5''T.; Stolon
be yours en lumeasurell 'asure is (lie .sincere SJ', IY,^lignor1$B- -ladgert' t13 ; e' Steick, Louts ;tall±; Span, ,so;nn
;aYen of Ileywoad, 91.; A. I+nGh
.t, 88; A. P•44 Decker.
CoullrFl Ot tin of Ste1llcan, I t,Zlty 80 , ;4T', Seat<Q; 78. Pass -'1N ,f0-01 ''TcGraw. Judyc. Dublin,
Mans 74, G. Penhale 60, Ca,tia' e,, --Brood mare, Alt,' 'Tttict
l vnd tld 1l;ddte 1V,—Honors-0, Powell 90 ; +i. Con 'l ftte;l]a ],; F'Pa1, l 1t. Re,cllert,
inti filed VF5"41 nt 7$; A. Bell 78 0, Davis «7 x TJ'ueaADttlt, 1. yr, old. Alf, ltelcil ::t
e
P.
#°carie}-- ac'ellca'n]nat z1"ina4 t
o tmx collector be lc(TON
Hr t 1 the Clerk, --Castled,
-Kearley^T1nat P!,• -a, r 14-0. 184,:
be°tai a by-law to pmcsnd tly-law 171,
hay.lra 4 rc,rtt rile « tinlc>n, Lae passed
ares, Ia pan 11y t x; Rcevo end Cleric, ro d
i1: deal of tins Co: inorataln3 attached
imp"3r i o•—Carr°
133 foliaw3n ace0U3tn were 11d4 .".
alita]a>sa. Sona, wreath atld express
;10,441 ; t~alaadi 1 1EX.Plrega Co., '10V.;
I,TrJa, Satn't S'yeilxnr, Q U2O1titta' salary,
PL R ave, *45; C, Prouty, gratuity $2a
Jos, llala�t, tle re.: Jr Wilson, .$3.8.5;
1Iot3 iAls Co., gas aacou# t, 81,95;
Triebner, gravel, 810.Q0 ; A. Disp.rdinc,
rep. bridge,, 88.25; S. Morrle0n, rep.
It, 88: Wm. 331ehole, rep. bridge,
82; Austin li ay ter, do., $3; Geo. Lovie,
reit. road, ;til„”+tl; Thrill. "Webb, do. $3,50
1.Vnn. Gassman, rep. bridge, 81.50; Rich,
11't dford, corn. E, B.', $10: Louis Ray,
rile, feneln,, 84; Jou, 'Lawsi011, Part
payment of contract, Violet's bridge,
'33•000 • • 1)avid Webb, corn. on bridge,
;;10,
T,Yns Council adjourned to meet again
a]
the Town Y3a11, Crediton, on Monday,
Dec: 4th, at, 10 n. nee
ilonry 'Silber, Clerk,
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
'411 Has
Reached us
We are prepared to show you Dress Goods in all
Wool, Venetian, Ottoman Cords, Poplin, Serges, Plaids,
Ete,
Sweater Coats
`We have them in
White, Red, Brown and
Grey from 2.50 to 4.50
also for children from 50
to 85c .
a1 Voo1 Shawls
t
Some fine wool shawls:
in Plain White, ' Grey
Red, . Black and colored
from 65e. to, $3.00 also
some heavy grey. shawls
We have a few Sweat-
er Coats for men at only'
1.25 in Grey an Navy
Blue.
Young Men
If you want a nice
neat soft . Felt Hat in
Grey Brown and Green
just come ill and let us
have the pleasure of show
ing them to you.'
Sia f
n fiel d� Underwear
This is ,;the onlyUnshrinkable underwear that
1
Ladies and Gents should wear. We . have ` the .. Ladies
in all sizes. Pricee from 75c to $1.15 and Gents in
Red. and Blue Labels; Prises from $1.25 to $1.75 a gar-
ments.
r men
We alsoand' Ladies.
handle penman's n rural' wool underwear
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for all kinds of Produce.
hest? prices paid c3
4�k
S4?3;"'.i?rt2'1t
as -14, Parsons 73; Zuef:Bo .F.'; tail J. Ik�^kac:r,tli, 1:tQ:(4.';,v4,tea;3
Wood and '11 Huateee 71 • x. Ir010k o1d,OoaA, T uemter, L, 14. 4ti'illert,
743 E, 130wej 79; il. 'Seiglo;l 80; «91, Span, Jour. Go er, Wa1
Glaelft id : t ±_dere nate, Wm, O'Brien, T1xti
J,.
a '09; 0, 11tacdonalel 88; Ii. *,'c
TraG,u'ar,
c V ostler, teeeher,. lttaatial t, a, --Bread mare J'. Decker, a;
ora P Beret/ 81, 311. k'o a 1a 14 05, Amy, J. Deeeker,Jr:,
J. 73,,'k'wood 771, i, «98atart, 1 y: oid,1 yr, old, J: D. WIl-
I awey 73, Ia, 1t unt7, 72, 1, Deism 114 son L# T1;ldet, 11-4`. ,Pallmrd; 4 ,yr, ctld
McCollum;
E. I)aa,v:g] 69 .J;;, TTI.—FTOnory, M. 1',ck- '=inti±, Jr., T.,'Anlyr Jae,
al'd 76, G, Carl,n 76, Pass, E.Pavve'l , yr old, Geo. F1lletr, S71.' 3''teobl, Hy.
74, D. Phillips 73. G. Ort"we',n 07, 0, lDaters; Span Fre#1, i 1leraagt0l1 "leo.
Moir 70, '4 K5,44'09, :+r, Florey^ 09, 0 .&1'r, ar„ 11, Rader; '13u;It;y 1Aorse, John
Davis 67. 11. Co;nie't 00. L. Isfadtlo0s I? ➢ a -3, Perk, B. rVt'tle l Lady Thai'st 4
V. NVettelt 60, 14 Day 60, Jo,naa c.kzr, 13. PAW, A. l thernnb•a Exeter
3, S. \ irrlya Teacher. Gentlent.3 's ou frt Jol1n Decite,r, 1,
1VJ] Ios r:p, Su lie St. Marge. 2
Form III. Jr.-•lioa]ora3—C,. Harvey 9:. al
W. Icn!.-sht as; 0, Mellott 76; II, FeYltt CA.TTLB ”
75; I. f&tletle Tri. Paas—D,'Knight 74;' Du.";.M.-00w3 Peter, Ire:01)01"., 1 Glad 4
C. 11arneee 73; V. `Iallett 71;.B.'' Itir- 2; 2 Yr. o1(1 4;e:fcrs, 'Niro. McAlliet'cr,. 3
ors 69; W. Davee 07; V. Jones; 00; A; and 2 : P. ;its:chert Yearling heifer, 1
Beatty liras. 1 ,and 2, Wm. McAllister; '2
The, l'otlowia] are the offlelal Section
_rgtl,rr3e £ov South; ,Hurt,,. taivirag J. 3.
Merl#er a n1aj?t•iry et 111 ;over tit. 'n
McLean, Liberal,
Melell1op. Ufa 1Qt1ty
Poll,ie ner McLean, Con, Lib
2 ;j
1 228 101Q1. 79
3 77 t;3: 14 39
4 rsll 84 5
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CPranisb 66; R. Marshall 66; W, :tree-
don 64.
` `oral"" IT S# J
Marley' 97
I• n
C. Sanders 83; 13. Gould 78; Me Mor-
ehead 15. Pass—E, Doyle 04; C:
man 62. 62. Number 'on roll 39 :average
attendeeice 33.
11. N. Kinsman, 'Teacher.
Class V.—Honors—M, Harvey 88; 13:
Harvey 88; V. Coamor 82. Pass--C,i
Ford 64.
Class IV.—Honors—`E. Davis 94; A.
Vincent 93; P. Weidenhammer 78; W.
Gillespie 18; '1, 'Yellow' 76. Pass—P.
Collins 71; 3. pavi' 68; A A3ndrevv
08; P. Harness 68; B. Senor 107 ; -3f;
Wood 62; M. Houlden 01.
Class III.—Honors—'Y. Bowelifle 83;
G. Harness 81; 3. Ferguson 70. Pass
E. ;Magee 69; S.'Sanders 67,
Class ILHonors—T. Rogers 83; F.
Manns 75; K. Hedden 78. Pass—C. Sal
ter 70; C. Davis ;64.
Class I.—Honors—:B. Acheson, 81; M.
Norry 79. Pass --W. Belwood 72:
Number enrolled 43; average attend-
ance 37
Irene +Quackenbush, Teacher.
Jr, Pt. JI id. Johne`t77' ; D. BalkwilI
75; TI. Henan 72; G. Hind 70 S'P+
Webster and A. Rowcliffe 65; N. Har-
dy 64; I. M'o:jr 62; L. Harness 60;
,'1;:. Taylor and P. Sanders 58; eV:„ Vale
57; M. Kuntz 55; C. Heywood 45:;
Sr. Pt. I. -G. Powell 76; M. EIwor-
thy 62; W. Oat glee 57; G. Heddere 55;
R. Davies 50; C. Jacobi 45; 02 Brima-
combe ' 80; E. Cookson 25. Number on
roll 47; average attendance 41.
V. W. Howard, teaches
TI -3E EXETER COUNCIL
A special meeting of th.e Council was
held on Friday evening, Sept. 29, for
he ur o'se of �strikan, fire Irate of tax-
ationg p ,
ation for `Eh1e current!. year. All members
were present. Levert—Walper—That the
mate of ltaxes be 26 ±mills, and, that a
by-law be prepared confirming same.-
Carried. Walper-Rivers-That we ask
for '.stove and Chesnut ,sal
for tenders rl
to be deliiered' at Town Hall, 'Pump
House' and North End Fire Kate The
same to be laid dowee as required.—Car-
rigid. Rivers—Levett—That the . Commis-
-alone,. be enstructed to i'ay cement
floor in basement, of To'w11 Hall, lead-
ing ug to and back o_P
furnace. >Levett
adjournment to Friday evening, Oct. 7.
T. B. Carling, ,clerk.
POLITICAL, HISTORY OF S. I-ILTRON
In 1.867: M. C. Canlenc , Lib:, ma j.171
In: 1872, 1M. C. Cameron, 73.
In 1874, M. C. Catnera.n, 86.
13ye-elec.tian, T. Greeniway, Ind,,'acc'l,
In 1878, M. C. C2ntercrn, L.b., 6:5.
in 1882, J. McMillan Lib., 597,
In 1883, bye -election, Sir. R. Cart-
-aright, Lib.. accl
In 1887, J. :1 'r:lan,'Lite, 738.
In 1891, J. McMillan, 8.55.
In 1896, J. McMillan, Lib„ elected
over T. FL Hays by 305'
1n 1900, Geo. IlIcEwen, Lib,, defeated
Jo",n Mestinon, I b., by 221. ;'
In 19;94, B. 13.'Gunan, Con., defeated T.
Fraser, Ltlb., ibY.,111.' . •
In 1908 bye -election, '8 Y. ticLean,
defeated I3, 1r,Con,
In 1.908,'M. Y, Lib.; defeated
John'Shei,ri'tt, Cr'.nu., by 154 z'
In 191j:, J. J, '',.true';, Con., d,
NieLeann , L:b., by, 3.24.
n7..
buil cal., Beatty I'lres., W. ,McAllister,
13 tt tt3.d's; Heifer calf,MCAlliatel•,
Beatty 'Bros. 1. yr. old bull, 14atle. Cleric
31r, Afel.lh1ste:,
Other than Tllprobrecl Durham Cows,.
in milk or in, calf, Sas. Idaberer : 2 yr.
old heifers, P. Deichert, Ed. Reichert,
3. Haberer; Yearling heifer, S. Surarus
A. Foist; Heifer calf, Jacob Decker, 1
and 2, ,J, Haberer; 2 y4 ''old steer, 3,
Irate:or, P. Beichert, 3. Haberer, Year
11±15 steer, Ed. Reichert, Wren. McAllister,
J. Haberer; Steer Colt, A. Valet, Win,
McAllister. J. Haberer; Fat steer, P.
Beichert; Jersey cow, W. Hoffman.
11. :Smith, judge, Exeter,
SIi1 EP
Leicester, -Yearling ewe, J. Haberer,
1 and 2: Ewe last, G: Penh'ale, J-
Ilaberer ; Ewe having raised lamb 1911
G. Peehale, J. Habereri
:,Flue Wool—And, Dunkin won all prizes
Lincoln sheep—G. Penhale took all
prizes.
PIGS
Berkshire—Aged =saw, Snowden Bros.
Spring boar, Snowden Bros ; SPr3ng sow,
3f. Clark, Snowden, Bros.; 1 yr. old
boar, Snowden Bros. M. Clark; 1 .yr:
old sow, Snowden; Bit S. 1 and 2.
Tamworth—Snowden took all prizes.
Yorkshire—Spring. boar, G. Penhale.
POULTRY
Hamburgs, W. B. Battler, 1 and 2nd;
Plymouth Rocks, S. W. Ortwein, W. B.
Battler; Black Spanish, W. 13. Battler
1 and 2; Dorkitnls, W. B. Battler, 1
and 2; Black Miiaorcas, W. B. Battler,
1 and 2; Whi&e( Plymouth Rocks, J. W.
Ol tweln, 1 kaald 2; Red caps, W. B.
Battelr,'1. and 2;White Leghorns, Con.
Twruemner, W. Rader ; S. C; Brown. Leg -
horns, W. B. Battler, IC: Truenainer ; R.I.
Reds, Kate Campbell; Collection pigeons.
A. Wolfe; Buff Wyandottes, J. W. Or-
twein, 1 and 2 Silver Cre
s
t Wyandottesdotter
C. Truemner, J. ,W,1 C'(rtwe 1 R . C.
Brown Leghorns, C. Truemner; Buff Or-
pington, W. B. Battler:Burf. China Ban-
tams, W. 13. Battler, C. Clausius ; Gol-
den unbred Buff Coch es, W.B. Battler;
La hang
at le
r Langshans
'�❑ W.B.B t g
dalu ra is
.4 s
tt l
W . B. Battler, 1 and 2; R. C Mite-
orcas Polands, W. B. Battler ; White
Wyandotts,'3.' W. Ortwein, 1 and 2;
Pekin China ducks, Snowden: Bros., W.
B. Battler; Rouen ducks, G. Clausius;
geese, Snowden Bros,, C. Truemner
turkeys,Sno d=n• Bros.; Tou
sure
geese
J. Becker G. Clausius:
T. B. Carling, 3: Surarus, Judges:`
GRAINS AND SEEDS
White tall wheat, J. ±Geiger, C. Truem.
Her : red eat]. wheat, J. Geiger, W Br
Battler; spring wheat, G. Clausius, , C,
Sonelbe; 6 -rowed barley, G. Clausius,
Wm, Hader_; white oats, Warren Dlgnaii
C. Clausius, C. Scluilbe; small peas, G.
Clausius, C. Truenmer, L. Warm; rye,
L Kropp `j . B. Battler ; 'black barley,
W . Dignan ; cal: grain; G. Clausius, H.
Necb, Mrs. J• Forest”; clover :seed, P.
S' .'., lm,. J. 'Pfaff, C. Sheiee; timothy
seed, Y. Schwalm, C: Sheltie: '
HORTICULTURAL'PRODUCTS
Col. apples, C. Truenuler, J. buboes±,
G. Clausius ; Tall apples, C. Truennner,
J. Pfaff, O. Klapp ; winter apples, J.
I-3alee er, C. Truem cry' 3. Decker, sr.,
,Kin- Templats, J :i3aecrer, 11. Neeo;
Snow` 1p; .: J. Geiger,- C. Truemne_:;
Nor the1•. Sp'es,; G. Clausius, H Rader
Daldwins C. Truentiher, O Elope , R.I.
Grecs-lines, E.•-lelopp, 3 Srhilhe , Can-
ada., Retie, ' :7. Decker, 6;.r., C. Truemner;
Ribson Pippewn,` J. Geiger, O. KlePP;
Golden Russete, C. Triienener, C.Schilbe
Ben Davis, E.,,Klopp, 13. Neel); Wagners
w Snilltn C1r?,ruemner; Manee,J. Pxa'li-
s: er, Siioevdeh.' Bros. Maidens Blurb;
4
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7
8
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5
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Stanley
43,
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RECAPITULATION MAJORITIES,
Merrier McLear
1. ?',93
0
0
McKillop
Seaforth
Tuekersmith
Usborne
Exeter
Stephen
Hensall
Hay
Bayfield
Stanley
92
88
124
10
18,
57
30
419
Majority for Merner 114
BIDDULPH
212
305
Death of Minhael Farrell: Tine people
;here were .shocked Sunday when they
learned oft .hay death oe Miphael Farrell
of Iisnmmdnd Bred., formerly oe, Claude,-
b,oye.: Mr. Farrell taught school' at
Adage some forty year ago, and among
thsose.who attendedt he funeral Wednes-
day were thlase who attended his school
of the long ago. Hits remains were
u Claude.,
h
brought to hits lather's house,
boye, 'Monday morntiaeg, and en Wednes-
day ,they were takles, to Adore Romal,.
Catholic Church for service, followed
by a very latige number of people who
testify to this e'siieem; oa'r which; he was
held. Interment was made in St. Peter'e
cemetery.
E1RTHS
Smith.—in Exeter, ohnl Oct`' 334, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jigs, E: Smith, ,,a sah`n.'.
Willis—hl Centraliia, '.Sept. 29, to Mr.
,and: Mfrs. T,he's. Willis, a daughter;
i1osseau—At Zurich: Road Sept. 21st' to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mospeau, twins
.boy and girl.
O'Hara—We-t McGillivray, Sept. 24tH,
to 10. and ivies: ;Jeep J. O'Hara,` a
daughter.
•Kerslake. --At Lumley, Oct, 1, to Mr
and Mrs. V. L! Kerslake, a son. Med
shortly after Ibth.
le1ARI1!AG1. S
Moorinouse-Brieggler--In Lb ;don, Oct..
Eilye daughter of, Mr. and airs. Br,ieg-
filer, to •I3efeert Kennedy Mao' iousc
of ::1.3ayfield.
VanAlist;tne—Pearson,-inn Parkhill on
,Sept) 25tle,: iby Miss- Jean Pearson, • of
West McGillivray, to .Mr. Victor Van-
Aistiine, of Parkhill.
•
S. ITDERS & CRE
est
hance
Ever
Offered
To
Men
To put in a supply of oioth
4 Shoes, 'Underwear, hoe . Hat>s,
d Caps, s_ Soo Ties.
Everything a
wears.
At a price guaranteed.'`
to be below the Actual
Cost Price
Boys
Clothing
Sacrificed
This sale may be end—
ed any day. And you.
will certainly regret it if
you do not buy now.
Men's anc
Boys'.
Furnish-
ings
witting Business -
.DEATHS
.hniglet .Iii Exeter, Glc. 4, w Mrs. Char -
lee ICn.Ighr, aged `;83 yeas.
Daiillie—At 'Newberry, 'Ont„ ON, Ot.t
S. Ilabercr, L,:, ader• Ellen3 1•0) Pipp!'tl1 M 'y BBBanll:ie, aged 91'years,
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