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EXETER, ONTARIO, TRh
R•SI),.Y
DEC EMEER
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Local, Items
OFFICERS ELECTED,—Lebanon For,
est Lodge, No. 133, A. F. & A. 31., el"
o acted the following officers ort' Monday,
e-:t'crzi:.g,'ii4;M.,, W, E: ,5'andens; S.W..
R. G. Seldoa ; J.W., '1.-1,.. 13, Weiden.nani..
'r r • Sec, W . Ii a
a J _ a Warr ; Trees. W.
H. Levett ; Tiler, S. S- eat; Auditors, C.
H. Sanders and N, D, %lurdon , Exam.
33 � rd R N C c
W. -Collins, and
3, A. Stewart. The r a tail -me officers
li
N .
t be appointed. an pA"t allthe office
p > r
s
installed o•n Dwce1tab< 27r'..
FINGERS BADLY ASFIED C. 1;1.
G t ,+y *' :
21dn s o± t, adv a e �, : e ru.
� . BADLY
h l .,t_zta,
a Gorden press ori iris slay rr1or n: . ,
met with a., urn:`-ortu ate accident by
_1 ch he had the la t three'fingers of
leis left hand b„dly,, slashed. t printed
she..:. i.ad fallen frog the 3r Ppera and
reaching Or : hie iTit?g' becaatel ea1a it
�k t tnz ac a :t^ ants, held h ,s hand until
the prose closOi alas sotteer-i to tL
e.. fingers, breaking the !mines a.Rtd
bruising tre flesh 'g- catty, The accide'-t
will prevent the hand, being, used tort
considerable tints I, la., hoped, however,
that the a„a„erg v,411 net !need ;nnlputar
tion, ;alth ugh it Joi seared, two of theirs;
me.y ,:vat's ha sip,
', PLEASANT Excten
.: P P
x,,tcanap;iler ;, o” t)did.ellovrs enjoyed a
pleasant Lane Monday night, when the;; T ;c Lib
wog vis:ted. by Past Grmid 1'atrl"itret1 South `I-iurem. will i
el
Spacitma t of Taranto, Grand. Patriaraiz;
Thorn/140T) of Windsor. Grand High GRAND BEN), T13URSDAY,. DEC. 7th
Priest Clapp of To„oilte, Grand Allister; TT
'?'op.eetonc or Myth,Graded Se:ordes:1'
Eroo,tn of Tu;•o;ste. and Grand 'Mara -halt
Crocker and Grand Junior Warden Grit-
tiara
r t -tiara o, Toronto. E•.gtn aa,?adidatcs wore
taaadt' acque,i'.tcd wig a tlac mysteries,
-ssta three deimea, tic work being large-
1, do'itm bye tia3 Grand o :cera. A Plena.
feature was the prese ttat_'o;x of a
='gat Grand Pairiar l ,'a , 'uwel ` to Dr
Public
PUBLIC A1E'TINGS
�•' EXETER COUNCIL
i Council met EA Town: Ball on Deo,
e
1. All members were present. Minutes
of last meeting were read and approved..
The following accounts were read, and,
passed on motion of Levett and Walper
—E. Christie, borrowed money and int-
e,510.98;
nt.$510 98; Geo. Mantle, coal; N. E. Fire
Hall, 23.55 Conor Machine Co., acct.
waterworks, 20.40; Electric Light Co,,
109,00; H. Spackman 10.28; R. G. Sel,
�'•
doll cement, 2 ,-,_n
0; E. Treble, acct. 1.4,84
Wes. Snell,, waterworks, 2.80 ; Mutual,
Life of
Canada re—Railwayre-Railwa-y Debentures
37..30 N. E, Firemen 60.00; S. E; Fire-
men,
i amen, .230,00 F. W. Gladman, :flower
bulbs for cemetery 5,75; Eli. Snell, lab-
or 1,50; W. Creno!', labor 1.50; T.
Brock, labor 1.75;, John Scot, testing
milk 1,00; T. Hawk::ns & bo.t. tl,,€s;
Total 17,33.21.
A communication was read from tote
Hoil- Adain Beck, chairman; of the 1-I d' -o
Ptectr,e Connnrss;oa, as fottOWs, 'IP
posy ^hle I will be Pleased to ad1^ •sit
nsewt:ng WI the hydro-Eicet:ic 'Tues.
n
ue,a-
n at a later date, but as I hay. eve:•y
avail' --'gag engaged for the coming two
'e$.a, 1 canna: say ,jugs now wii .r I
w311 ba able to give you a meeting.-
' 0.*
eeti.3,”Ey•law No. 10 calling fur a pule.e
nret;1 ; the electors of the raauilic,pal•
it} r¢ta1 the pW'p03Y of loilr!4:1at1ny a
torFels 1, Cot icillors, and Sc':toot Trustees
3 as read iiia l ec,.$.iar i num,
ber 4f txi and, finallyttty palaed
an
a -
ton Of 'Rivers, s:ca,ldt by DAY..
Day—Wolper—'gnat the clerk write to
the G. T. R. Co.. r;: s.d:rx;' foam the stn ^
tion to Harvey's Mill. --Carried.
Lovett Iii-vers--T;oat the clerk co:res•
pard vr;tla
Wallaee'ourg Sugar Bret Co.,
w.t t a v ow
to gMtt'.:.- theto leeaie
fa£torl' Wore,—Carr cd, n.
Cavett Yi'all?et*",• `l;at the Maya, and,
•.nterav;,es" Atr, Fitton r., Tewin
artc,--Carnal.
Ewers -^Da; Twat wa sav3vs,,tse, for
e,;nders for the sale; of ;ca cn '' o11d, can•
reactor to protect all oprn .'age, i3 gitest
Or rimy te'tl;lar not necessarily accepted,
s
i the
a L
•„d,. n ,” ;1� < the ler
T «, res .o „a « hands k
� t
ales !area' than 7 P.M, the t 5t:. ansa,—Car
r'c 1. Day ^adjournittant to lath.
T. 13. Carling, Cleric,
interests of
:r«nt-Conservati o Candidate in
d as follows,
Spaaknaan. and ;en cbnr:ection tt erewltla
,
se7i4cral ,;.at1,'r�`sta.t',a addresses were given
1- 'tire Talterval between the second and
third dee'rces all adj?urrted, to the Com;
mercial 'Hotel, where a sumptuous bar,--
rtuel waa oarveet b. Irosts Newell,
6=t1t1 dining roan]: and tables being ver;
laic idtlomelY decorated, and pleasing Intr.
s't herrn, 4urro!^,.s?4cd.1The work' was
t ie t
resumed in, the!lodge room and
concluded about 4.301in the marning,
1...pays f or The
Advocate to
•
Jan. 1.
1913 "a�ln.,
txloy !solea white- :'tlr. ?11cGre
01` Streetsvllie assisted Mr. Geller.
ZURICH',, FRIDA , DEC. 8th
CS#EIJiTON, TGt;13;vr, DEC:,.
31r, Z. Zeller t
;savlred t11 at ^nd tit1.aa la3eetln.
Ll
posit=On Candi:%..
S'11 11E ICING
Z LER NO3111�1AT
11IWRON'.
There was ala representation of
electors of S utlt Huron lir attend
,nice at the, nomination meeting fag 'Hen
call ot; Mo;lday lost.; when the Conser-
vatives nona'.n it6'd the former member..I'I.
E:lber, and the Liberals nominated E,
!eller; The chair was' Accupled by the
aeturnn1u$ o::lcer, 31r. T. B, Carllns.wilo
rfceived the alalntnnttons between the
"ours of 12 and 2+o'clock, alter which
a joint meeting for tho`discussion of
tt 7 platform -4. of the two parties wars
geld,
:qr. Georgic Spotton of Winahanz
assisted Mr. Eiiber i 1 presintin& thin
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
Just fit'&e 3a days till Christmas for you to do
your shopping so come early and get your
choice before they are all picked out.
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS
IN H•E.1ISTITCHED., LINEN
EMBROIDERED AND. INITIAL
ED, THE LARGEST ASSORT-
MENT EVER SHOWN PRICES,
FROM 5c. TO '50c
LADIES COLLARS AND
TIES
. LADIES EMBROIDERED COL
LABS IN ALL' SIZES AND
FANCY COLLARS, ALSO LAD
IES. ,'TIES OF, ALL KINDS AT
FROM 20c. TO 75c:
LADIES ; SCARFS AND
MUFFLERS
IN THE SCARFS WE HAVE
THEM IN A LONG WOOL
O
SCARF AT, 60e. ALSO ALL
SILK" SCARF'S IN BLACK,
WHITE AND BLACK & 'WHITE
MIXED AT, $1.25 AND $1.50
ALSO MUFFLERS AT 50c.
GENTS MUFFEERS
IN THE NOTED BRADLEY
MUFFLER IN ALL SHADES. AL
SO A GREAT MANY STYLES,
AND SHADES OF, OTHER MUFF
LERS AT 25c. to $2.00,.
GENTS TIES
THESE TIES ARE OF THE
LADIES CPOSS ; AND DIAG"
ONAL STRIPES IN ALL SHAD-
ES. AND CAN BE ALL BOX
ED SEPARATE IF NEEDED AT
50c. COMPLETE.
GENTS SUSPENDERS
GLOVES, SOX AND COL
LARS, ALL OF, THE LATEST
STYLES'.{ COME ,IN AND IN-
SPECT OUR 000138. WE ARE
SURE THAT THEY WILL SUTT
YO1J.
SPECIAL . A. great slaughter in prices
of all furs.
Glassware and Chinaware a �°eat variety
and; at moderate prices. New Raisins, New
Currants New Peels, New Dates, New Figs.
allof the best for the Christmas trade.
n.,
Hi hest prices paid for all minds of Prcolu
e,e.
1
LETTER OF CONDOLENCE
Exeter, Nov. 30,':11
To Sire. S. Qualms of Exeter Council
No. 04, C,OXI,F.—Dear Madam and
Er:c:t(1,--We, the o==:cora and members
or Exeter Council, No. 04, Ct0 C.F.,
w;8:1. to express to you our :heartfelt
sympathy in the great lossYou .have
supta`.ned by the death of your beloved
daUg;hter. And, while we may sym—
pathize with you we cannot realize your
great loss. He alone W to :s the* source
of all comfort can brim to you the, com-
fort that is needed, and by bowing to.
the will of Div:ne Providence you will
be able to say, "T3iy w:11 ,bo done,".
We hope that you'will be able; to submit
to the inevitable. and !lean on his prone-
ises, and that some day you will meet
with. Lida where meetings and pMrtings
aro no more, Signed, on behalf of the
Exeter Council, C.O.C.F., R. N. Rowe,
Recorder.
FOR SALE VI
About 1000 red,bricks. Also wheel
barrows and scaffoldiing,s. Apply to
SUPT. NEW BANK 'OF COMMERCE
ONTARIO PROVINCLA.L ELECTION
NOTICE
Notice as hereby given- that Mr. Henry.
Haber of the Village of Crediton, a
candidate for'electiav to the, Legislature
of the Province of Onttario, In .the El'
ectoral District of South Huron, has
appointed Charles Id. Sanders, Esq., of
the Village of Exeter,,as his; financial
agent for the purpose of said election.
Tt B. CARDING,
Returning Officer.
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL ELECTION _
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that fr. :.Ed
ntund Zeller of the village of zurich, a
candidate for election to the Legialaturs
of the Province of Ontario, ` in the El •
ectoral D4strict of South Huron, has
appointed Frederick Hess, Esq of
the Village or Zurich, as lips financial
agent for the purposes; of said election,
T. B. CARLING,
Returning Officer,
PROCLAMATION
VILLAGE OF EXETER,
NOIlvIINATION AND ELECTION.
Public notice he hereby given that a
meeting of the elector's -of the Village
of Exeter will be ,held in the Tows' 1-lalI,
Exeter, on FRIDAY,' DEC. 22nd, 1911,
at the hour', of 1,12 o'clock noon, for, the
Purpose of snaking and, receiving nomin-
ations
o Win-ations for Reeve, Councillors, and, School
Trustees for the ensuing year, And fur-
ther °°notice is :hereby given that in ,the
event of more candidates being proposed
for the offices than required, to'be,el-
ected, the niaet!' ,; will e be adjourned un-
til MONDAY, JAN. 1, 1912,'when polls
w31 be opened at 9 a..an., closing at
5 p.n'. at the fo11ow:aig places as fixed
by 'Village by-law, ' viz,—
Pon ` No. ' 1--SilasIT f rd' resid-
ence,
Handford's s
"by Edward Treble, b.RIO., and
'Herb.'' Lord, Poll Clerk. •
Fell. No, 2 -Town Hall, by ' W. ° D.
Weekes; D.R.O., and los. Davis, Poll
Klerk.
Poll "No. 3--'t thea office of John Mit-
chell, by H. E. 1lu'sion, D,R.O. and Alex
G. ,Dyer, Poll Clerk.
Poll: No. 4 -At Wm. Walker's residence
by, R', G. Selden;. D.1- f ., and Alex t-ivie-
Pherso'n,, Pelf ,Clerk ,`
And` all electors are h..a e'by requested
to take notice.. and :goversa themselves
accordingly. T. B. CARLING,
R.eturnitig -Officer.
i
XETER SCHOOL REPORT 1 '
FO•R NOVEMBER
US,BORNE COUNCIL,
Council met Dec, 2r14 at Townsiap
H. S. Department 'IIal1, illi the members ' Were Present.
The minutes of the la tt o., ware
Forn1 I—Honors, ^N, Truenlner 8::, L
Stewart $0, G lvior ley 80, J. Strang 733
T,ass, J All;lson, 7C3, 31 Case 72, A sled,
Garth. 72; L Sweet 70, A. ITabk:rk 6,
R. Kestle 67, J `Hogarth. 66, 1) Hall 60
A Beverley' 65, A Case 63, E. Harvey
63, R Parsons 63, I McDonell 62, H
Rivers 62 L Taylor 111, ',1 Brooks ftp
Sr. Co:trmercial-*Hon ors, D. Atkinson 83
y
#3 7
I Rivera P
ve � � K. 7 ' Pass, 3 3' f"'-
, p 42 hs , = l
r
t:, s 63, Jr.Co,run rc:a1, Honors, F Da
7:a Pass, 1*, Hill 7,3, k. McDo:tell 72
4 , 3la:s 72, N. Jones 71. `4, Acheson 71.
S. Neil 1a7. No. set roll 46, average
Form�',1!—Ada Willis 73, F. Tri bncr
ii7 ` a: Case 67.5 L .Harvey: ,63.5; L
Bo e Fix, A. E.ro s sir e 04,8, 3I ,1or-
gut 64-.1.. N_ Cirri ,:t ael 63.2. M.t-ar.
loo 62 .5, J Saido,.t• 60.1 . NO. on roll 22
averago 22.
l'r rxin 11l--lloslars, S, Petty 78.0, 0;
Wood 77, C Copeland, 76.2; E. Case 76
1% , N,:: Lew 74.6,17, Fuc- 73, G. Pas.
more 70.11, L. F:gyne 68,6, L. Treble 67
a
lT.
Glenn b6.,, R. May 56, A. Morgan
65, E. Ilu,lkia; 64,4, R, Dearing, 114.2
L. 0c':;:-.- 63,6, H, Sweet 63,1 A,
Colenta';t 61..8. i;t. Wood 66,2, ,ti. Quack.
antras . t',al. No, on, roll 26, caver°age.'= 5.9
a, .
i.ldenaranrilr.r, U. ay, Prin.
1'. S. Department
Boon 1 4—Sr. 1V., }loners, W. tila;1
soil 74, B. F1:odgei t 73, A. 1Chiglat 71
Paas, 31. Heywood 73; ,Retar Rowe 71,
G !=inhale 69, M May. 68, A. Day (;u;.
ill IV.. 1V.. I;o,tor-i, 0, Powell 135, O.
f7Gay.,s 81. A. Bell 76. A. Mack 76, pass,.
31, Iius,on 74, , Parsons , 2, i;`, Wood
`Zue.li 6:t; M. Vincent 08. 031dc
dlillaid 6i6. E, Do,aey 6-1, K. "We:den
azatrrgnv1 t93, G, F.,; ,r 60. .NO. 9,1, sell
*tl, ave:. -. e27.
tr. 'Vosper, teacher.
read and approved.,
By-law No., 6-19) 1 providing for Nom
i,sanatio'; and eicctton was read, ,passed,
9 . and s'.,kned 'by the Reeve and Clerk.
Nomination and Election— ^ Township
y Hall, E1in;v'ille on Friday Dec 2 ed,
1 at one o'clock; r,, ttie afternoon it „nit: e
,' than the required alunlb.-4.. of candidate
.are nominated. Polls will be held aro-^.n
a a.m. ,o 5 p.m. 'on laiaa. rc1;.t� th#t f,nsi
y day of January 1012: as f011owa3 rn
Div. 1, Township Mali E1tinvil a,
James Heywood, D.I3:O., George J(.J
lees, Poll Clerk.
I3'u > Lo 6, N.T',11.—G. Cornis:l's 2
house Dart Dsvr, 1J.11,0., Iia;. ,Draw:r.:,
Poll Clerk,
IX -v, i'.c:. 5?3; Con, 10.—W, ea.1
?- ,',ard-'.°s Range, T. Washburn,
;, F3
t.0., 3u:,h. Perry. Pols Clerk
1; :v. 4, I'ublir %Ial1, I . i,:ar,
Duncan ,1r. 1?. 11. (3.,; linos. I'rarzc'S,, 1
Poll C1exk,I`
The 1purt of the e' airr,."'t ofM1 t1Zf, ,
Board: of Health, was. approved and the:
laocount aw en
of the Board for e -v s ., !
a d s. z e, r=d
.expenses, 9.50 :',res .d to S c:' :,
iia <C i
racy fag drat:; buti4n.,
A 3tr,Je a,utnib,:r o.1 accaulrt' were, rine',
cd and orders issued- in, payment.
i
3
to B
tatue,ka:dsyDee. 35
« atone o'c
lonitCou;eil ten adjourned to meet
Gan
a
3r..1a„a ilo_ro,'s, Derail** :Ktut z 8•k, B
Ia+tane;f 77, F. Uo,,v,.y 75. G, p'ai'd 75
?ass, tsar Delve 73, 3 'lira} weeti 73,
1, .Ia.„10',t 73, E T3avis' 07,; Sr. 111., t:oa
arfv, wI KCydd 86, D, :Phillr'ps 84, 3f
":ckard
83, G. Ca ling, 81, 0, Ortwc+ev
612, G. Wells 76, 31: ,7L rd,y 76, Ea:1'
well 73; pans, R. Cornish 71. , G.
70, L. S't'alker 68, G, Davis 08,
11
Walker 67, V. Wgl;_s a, 67, 3i`, Day 64:
Al Scarp 64. No. on roll 3, 3, .average
61
J. S. ,Murray, Teacher.
Roo;1t. 6-1'prtu III,, Jr„ honors,. G.
-J1.,
Harvey 84. W. Is.ttivk,. 83, ,V. Jones;
77, W. Dav:'s 67, Pose, V Sweet. 74,
V. Hartleb 73, C Harness, 73, ;;'t,Corn
Lsh 7 „, i3 Elvers 70", TI Boyle ; 0,, A.t
DelV0 i19, W Iled,aie;1 tib, L Zuefle 66,
D Kanight, 62, 'V 31arsrtall 01, V. Mal
lett 64. Form II., Sr., Honors,—V.Hil1
85, C Morley 84, 17' Doyle 82, C IIea
isain 79, C Sanders 79, I Easterbrook.
74, Pass, M. Marchand 72, W. 7rbwn
72, C. Ford 72. No. on roll ,3.41, aver,
age 36.
3;I.. N. Kinsman, Teacher.
Room VII., C1a,sst IV„ honors, E Davis
90, M. Harvey 80, Maurice Harvey 83,
P 1Veidenharnmert 79, Pass C. Ford 74
J. Davis 68, E. 'Te11o1w 68„.„'B Harness
67, I. Dag4s -46, P. Collins. 65, W. G11
lespie 62, M. Wood 63's.` B. Senior; 60.
Class IV Honors, V. Rowecliffe, 903
G. Harness, 89; Pass—E. la:nig;ht 74;
E. Magee, 69; S. Sanders, 62., Class II
Honors—K. Redden, 86; C. Davis, 35;
M. Webster, 80; C: Salter, 78; Earl
Russel, 77 ; Pass—L. Hartleib, 70;
H. Kuntz, 62. Close L Honors -V. Wal-
ker, 897; B. Acheson,82; W. Belwood;
79,. Pass -H. Cookson, 07; 3. Bradt,
70. No on roll 44. Average. attendance
38.
Irene Quackenbush, Teacher,.
Jr. Pt. II'. M. Johns, 86; D. Balkwill,
81; Iney Moir and 3L K A1tz equal, 77
L Harness 71, W. Webster 69, R. Tay
for 68, - P Sanders' and N 'Hardy 363,, V.
Vale 62, C. Heywood 53, G. Hind 52.
'Sr. Pt. I., G. Powell 86, G. I-Iedden 80
-W Ortwe:'n 76, R: Davis 7$, M..Elwor
Shy '65, C. Britnacombo 50, E. Cookson
47. No. an- roil 46, average 37
F. 37. }Toward, teacher
CREDITON.
Alonzo Hodglos, *, ,he Town hip Tax
Collector, is a busy man just W, tak-
ing in 'the, Taxes 3 There g no use
grumbling at the high taxes, just ,grim
and bear : Jt.—Thee Revs Hicks and
Burn attended' the Ministerial meeting
in Exeter ons Monday •—Qu=te a number
from here attend,ed the Nomination in
'Hensalt -on Monday, Henry Eilber, our
popular citizen, 'who has represented the
riding the past fourteen years' was
agial;i nonifinatted and his ore •election
next Monday lis ceseeu'rect:bya substantial
majority.—Oil Aloird,ay even:ng, the
neighbors on the 4th con. reeft at the
home of Mr. and 14Ats. Ed Sjhor't to
bid thein farewell prior- to their de -
bid them farewell prior" to their dr-
partu:e to tiheirr Saran en, the. South' Boun
dary Conceslsion. A -Presentation ad-
dress Was read atter which. they were
presented with a handsome mantle clock
as a small remennbramce ,from their tr-
ends and r.-: bol"s. A suitable reply
was nm,ade by Mr.:and 11,- r. Short, after
which.the evening was pleasantly` -pent
and a splendid !undo, eras, served.— A
Bazaar wa!a held. by the ladies: Aid' fan;
the Methodist Church .ort Wednesday
evening. Beautifully )decorated .'booth
were erected in. ;which d3tifemnt use.:
Sul articles - Were "offered lot` Sale. e
codsum a derable suwas collected.'—Coun.•
oil a10 ':nig was held hal the Town 'Hall
on' Saturclayy. Considerable business: wee
transacted ,Tire <laist nteetttn.$ for the
Year w.11 After
that ' -"- rn,utl p.al; pat W#11 ' 0 - 1r ,to
simmer and” heal.—The "four'` W'.8; met at.
the hoana o 'U sec `'•1<lia Link .pn Men
da3;ew-ening -and' hada a pleuteant time-
, Mr. W. J.: Carlihn4 ?ts feeling• any thlogi
but well these „dm:37.
'Young Creech :Is `,off, duty ❑wind
:1t:nenia.
1
t0'
y
Weeks
ore
sell at
I. 31ORLEY; Clerk.
ST4P1-11";1 COLiNO L,
'1'«i c t . ,
= a
4 o s,1o.l Ir�, T Ya a I_
� 1;1 lie o.. s a t
t ) Ht'.
Clea—roti! 0.3 S3,tu;day^, Dee. 2. at 10 a,
331. Ali M03113xrs preach, The m;notes
or
,tim previetta me,ett• )z,, were rl'ad grail
adopted. Is;.ellermall;3, " °earleY ,— That
tiro Treasarees b2a:a6, tai av,'cepte4 a„rdi
:3ed wl:h tine crack,- C1c r.eti,
A large number o"_ at,e3.ants were paid!.
all of which will appear ano•,ly
ti.e Triasu"erws Report" Ad ournmeet
was then mode to the 1: tis, 'Dcv:ennber at
a Tarn,
11ear,y Babe;, Clerk.
US130.1:NS
School Report S S No. 1„ T./shores
—'t'., W. Strand Entrance, C. Harris:
126. Maggio Strang 118, 3V, Doltgal 177'
E Rawcliffe. 1,07. F. 'Harvey 1.02. Jno.
V•
Doughy 102, 0• Rowelilto 2',, 1V•. .
Neil, V. B0), 1. ,Ierroit�Selves, "K
Sanders, II Neil, R. Dick. III„ Al` Deo.
gal, C Moir, 'X Mitchell, ,L, Nell.
Cann, C 1 e3, ,R Moir. L Oke,'. A. Dick..
II., A. Strang; kit. Ir., Class, T:Dougal,
W Selves, 1; M:te11et1. P 'Harris. Pt. 1,
G Dew, 11 Selves, I: Wood„ E. Cudmore.
Average attendannoe 34.—W. 77..Itydall,.
teacher.
DA SHWOOD
SCHOOL REPORT S. S. No. 8, Hay.
for November.—Sr. IV., T Kuntz, G \Vle
ga'nd; Jr IV., 0. Truemner; Sr ,IMI.,
L. Schumacher, C, Kuntz. L. Broderic;t,
II Shumacher.', '.E Messner, C Wlegand;
Jr, III., C. Becker, E. Klienfe3dt, B.
Weigand, C. 3Tartman N `11r, N.
Klienfeldt; Sr. II„ I3 BecliV Id Meas.',
ner; Jr. II., A. Hartman,`E. ~:Biller, T
Messner, W. 'Liner, H. Truemner, V.
Becker; Jr. Pt. II., K. Hartman, E,
Klienfeldt, E. Messner, Elda Messner;
Jr. Pt. I., Ai. Becker,, E 'Broderick, H.
Wiegand, W. Brokernshixe, V. Gray -
bell, teacher. ,
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BIRTHS
Eiler:angton:.—ln Usborne, on Dec. 1, to'
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Ellerington, a son,
Dorman, -In McGillivray, on : Nov, 25,
to Mr, and Mss• Roy Dorman, a song
Mel:ck.—Pn Hay, om Nov., 25,, to llr. and
Mrs. Alfred. Mel.ck, a son,
Turner -In Stanley, on Nov. 26th., to
11r• and Mrs. Webster Turner, a son,
McDonell.-At Hentsall,'on November 25,
to Mr, and Mrs. 0. A. Mcbolnald a dau-
ghter.
Ilotham—lai Deleware, Nov 23.,, to Mr,
and Mrs. Edward Hotham, zine ,Sara;
Davis, .formerly of Baddulph,; a son:
MARRIAGES
Hunter-Perkin-s—At the residence of
the bride's parent's, Usborxr,e, : on Dec,
6th, by Rev. Yelland William' IIurater
to Nies Florence May, o:rly daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joh'ni N, Perkins.
Bontlisoa—Dolqui,at—At Edmonton, Alta.
James, :Youngest ' son; of Mr. James
Bonthron, Hen,sall, to ileitis Dol•'
quiet of Edmonton.
t-Tastan s—Varlet'=In, Parkhill, on Nov.
30th, by the Rev. WM.. Godw.mi Iv1r.'
LaFarnt Hastunga, of Stratford, to
Miss Martha, dauy,hter of Mr. ard.
Ivfrs. Goo. Vorley, 01 Parkhill.
.DEATHS DEATHS
'Wilson—Ai Greetiiway,' Dec, 1,
Wilson, aged. 55 years:
Pl ippen--in -Racine, 1Vis , on Nos. 23,:
Henry Phippen formerly of Parkhill,
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We al's' • iving Drat
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big bargains in ;dens €
Boy's clothing g
nn,1 fur nrs
Ings.
Buy your
Xmas
''�"�na�
presents here now.
Fancy
Mufflers 25
to
1.00, eckties
25c. ,
for
15c.
c
0 ..
for
35c
gloves for 85c. 1.50
gloves for $1.00
Men's toe rub'
bers at 50c. a pair
Men's fleece lined
shirts 3 for $1.00
3 linen collars for
25c., 75c. caps for
50c. $2.00 hats for
$1.25., Umbrellas
79c., Sweater
costs
for $1.25.
1-3 off the reg-
ular price eof
over.
coats atand
s Suits.
We cant you
all the cheap cods
we .
ham `:
e
Com
e.
and see.
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Bawden's Old Stand
The Exeter TJari 'ai
Store .