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EXETER, ONTARIO, TRURSPAY1 DECEMBER 14, 1911.
SA 1' ERS & CREECH
Local. Items
A„rehie Hodgert„ traveller, is borne,
being laid up With an injury to MO foot,
A. younz lady of. tovatt infornaS ua'that
o Sunda- last site peeked several dan,
delions, terhich, is certainly very opus -
Val for Decembee 10th.
The 3iew11,7-orgaotaed band made their
first appearance in public on Meartekty
evening at the Conservative meeting fer
ltearing the returns and, played ever -
n excellent ety/e.AXI
Were loud in, t pra4ao o there:Mark-
able prog're44 the band has Made under
t.tte, leadership o Xr. , Treble,
Mr. Shute, who iS ectgaged n ineielie
large Pi9e ori tbe Presby-
terian eltatreh, as:Slated the „choir of the
'IV/vitt Menacirial Cetnrch Stnidav eVe
ening leet, During the perviee e atle
del'ed eel° magtiltiCeet velce,
a manner thet delighted the large
cengregattian. Mr. Shute has a deep
voice of rents.ricalale volUrrie,
'PP ,••1•114010,11`
ThOS. Fatlitson, who 3'eeentlY startled
the world by saying 'lie wetald„ make it
peas;ble to build, etracrete !tense for
.$1000, now declares' tlitak, in the near
euttarat he will pet en te 5.1i,xeRe"
erete furniture. The concrete 'surface
(•a,7!. etatized ea 'ate la> 109k like any
keel ef wood desired, and Mr. Edineu
that neWIY-Wetle, instead or
aderniag their llamas on 'the inataltnent
:Ian with, $750 worth of dubious., Chairs
1-4bic,'C.,tr.. C4 a in,Nre.9t 1$:100, and, rival
"palatial res4sdences" with. their tits-
• plays
A goola THING. IN STORK.e-Mr. J.
7elarkitatn, %Vito has 'Under trainiziga.
wainbei, ot echelars ot, the Trivitt nein^
't/Mil2bratrch Sunday School anti others..
„.3,1 preiti;tat tax Pantomime. "Snow.
1044 Anti the Teti Dwarfe," in the.
ri. littuae era T weltit Dee,
'Tito prepla of E%cter have not
forgotten the eXcellest Performance.
fa! taintilar nature Put onundthc
amc ape aa: yvar, and thia pro -
:Eta to Car elect. evon OVA affair. Ta
,niMetirag ap;mt0111010 Ittta, been staged
those4'srt ettamrse with remark/tido cern
Pleteness at see,rtie detail. and effect, and
is bound to Provo lute:eating and en-
40:Diva to Wahl old and young. To
tilteS it NvOttlil b9 111.`tlit a treat.
1 pays for The
Advocate to
Jan. 1 1913
A beautiful array of FRESH Benbone, PUBLIC UTILITIES j Whitney Government Endorsed DEATI CfrV' :4' A. WILLIAMS
boxe4 from -25c, to $1,50. --Statham%
The Advocate will 1)e sent to any
addreas in Canada till January 3913
for $1..00
ANNUAL EAZAAR,-Tha, Ladies Guild
of TrivItt 3.1entorial Ciattreh held their
Bazaar in the Opera4lottee last Friday -
The buildeng was beautifully decorated
with hunting and, or'.iarrtental Paper 'de-
signs and festoons. The usual sale of
articles was earriied (men. the afternoon
and evening. FrOal 5-30 to 8 a very
eleborate tea was served', the tablea
beautifellse arranged, and decorated
tete Power, Part,401: the buficlitig, which
leade itself adnairablY or banquettlog.
PorPoeco. The protaram which began at
8.30 was t -11y aPPraciated- Mr. Shoot
contributed three solos. His fine rich
teess
was pronounced the best Fr.eier
has, heard i'er a on tittle, Mrs. Man -
sea and Mr. Harden gave 'reading*
which were well received. mice Eillett
o c'''Lltrali.", Vi"1"-G always favorite
wit Es‘ieter audiences, eang two num
bers with SPIelidial effect, while the
duet by itlissee ii,iceacue and Follick was
much aPpreciated. Iiseett gave
two PiaTe> •e10s in ,exoeilent, form )Usp
J'srnanaecomPaalled all the singers
r usual effieient manner. The pro-
cezde amounted to about $3,15.
HDARING THE RETURNS
J.,..tberals had the Town Hail and
• Conservatives- the Opera, euse an
Nroaday evenings te, hear the returns of
e instrumentals, by Fart spark -
the eleetiens X titer latter place an fin-
PromPtu. program wars eettslitt-
man, ogles by Me
.17:8 ,Settiors (Wet bY
Tom Carling and Herb Southcatts selec-
tiana. by the town hand anti the Ilith
Jut?' bantl, end addresses were delivers.
• ur th,o' ettairitUtt Ls H. Dicinton, W.
P Werdonlatennier slid 11,-.v NV
V7 .1
The results beitt;r Just abOut
• expzated there w‘s* no ,reat arnovnt,
of enthusiasm in either Vann). although
tr;..a. Conservatives w.cre well pleased with
t't0 OUWOMS
LOW RATES FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR EXCURSION
v'a Grand Trunk Railway System be -
▪ alt stations In !,Cana.da, also to
Niagara Fella and. ttftalets N. Y.,
Port Huron and Detroit, Mich.
At single fare (minimtun charge 25c.?
oed gOing Dec, 23, 24, 25. Return Itmit
Dec. 2(4'10111. Ale° gpod going Dec.
80, 31 and Jan. 1. Return limit Jan.
2, 1012,
At Fara and One-Th:4:d (minimum
charge 25e.? good. going Dee. 11 tO,
1,' Inclusive, Return limit ' Jan. 3
1012. Full particulars from any Grand,
Trunk Agent. t ,
A1ZLING S
PHONE IS
ISTMAS
SHOPPING
-Just fifoa days till Ob.ristaus for you to do
your shOpping so come early and get your
• choice before they are all picked out.
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS
• IN HEMSTITCHED., LINEN
EMBROIDERED AND, INITIAL.
ED. THE LAItGEST ASSORT-
MENT EVER SHOWN PRICES
FRO,M Pc. TO 5oc.!
LADIES
TIES
LADIES EMBROIDERED COL
L,ARS • IN ALL SIZES AND
FANCY COLLARS, ALSO LAD
JES TIES OF ALL KINDS ,AT
''FROM 20c. TO 75c.
COLLARS AND
LADIES SCARFS AND
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 CROSS AND DIAG-
ONAL STRIPES IN ALL SHAD-
ES. AND CAN BE ALL BOX
ED SEPARATE IF NEEDED AT
50c. cogPLETE.
M17FFLERS -
_
papa SCARFS WE HAVE
THEM IN A LONG --WOOL
•MCARF AT 60c. ALSALL
SCARF'S IN BLACK,
WHITE A. D BLACK fc !WHITE
tIIED AT i1.25 AND $1,50
ALSO MUFFLERS AT 50c.
GENTS SUSPENDERS
G -L -0, -VES, SOX AND COL
LARS, 'ALL, O' THE -LATEST
STYLES.? p0A1E IN AND IN-
, SPECT GuR GoGos, WE A.RE
SURE THAT THEY WILL SuIT
YOU. '
PECIAL—A. great slaughterin prices
11
assware and Chinaware a great variety
moderate prices. New Raisins, New
New Peels, New Dates, New Figs. --
he best for the Christmas tra
„hert prices paid for all kiFi
„,.
•
4.t
The people Of Exeter will have an
opportlAnity at the corning municipal el-
ection of deciding In favor or against
A -farther eX"Peneleture to extend our
we -ter eystern, and also the introduction
or Hydro-Etectrte r..11, our, town. The pro -
pet time to discuss questions Or this
kind, ts While• they are befoze 'us, not
when they have Passed. The first duty
of Qua CalzettS 0:Elt well as Mon!ciPal
authorkies should 'be to secure the
greatest goad to the gretest number,
After all the great Purpose of eriuniciPal
erficere is to secure For t.a PeoPle that
ve-lx!ckt contx,93trts the nioSt to ttlef,rcOtu7
fort, convehleoce,!"'..APPittess- and. con-.
tentment The fatst step to these; is to
encourage titdu,stries It is decidedly
against basineso principies to assist
eompethtive ones with public funds, hut
oust, az.wt Prodager A new bine• of
goads, or bee: stR1 ate wise
ishe-d product will he raw Material :or
atiother, and this ia eventually what
will be the. natural -result whe0:a1/14st-
atriv'ty is cetee' fen elotten Its
()Ede; to mala iadiet a PPeeibilitY,
cheap water, pewer and, lig/It are tat:1-
'0es that must ba present to attract
tone Every citizen should tiee te
It that the OPPartarittyo aceueing theee
tIt'lftlea Shenk/. be ae they are
the rnoderrn means eC success. Wilat do
industries Mean to as town? Charles
Kingsley, a atotcd 4liairs once said,
"Work will be -'d i. you, teloPerance and
selt-contral, diligence and sstrength.ot
che?rfulnese anal eeedellt, and a
hundred virtues which the idle never
•knows" ')IutliciPal officers should ba
prepared to cape with big deals and
carry them to a Paint whe,re they will
not loe burdens, but to Sarvo• tr.O. Peo-
Ple, and become ralentte--, p--oducers, Ts
applies to puthlie utilities and indust-
ries as welts An industry In Gala town
p:t'd out last year ever t.-,'"51,000., I; is
net ea important trrfatien haw much
of the P;oPle's inencY Xs spent annually
but bow nauest du the p='opte get back
an thai.r enveetinerit. We should teat
tette .1."Wit 0: the fact that the peoples
and no:, the pos of briolc* and mortar,
constiztAtte astown. and 1: w;',/ Can sp0nd
$1.0.0110 0: tilt• 11.70P100 Money to e,stah-
li,elt Indus:tees that will return to he
People an amount, o:milar to the above
nilltuallY, directlY e' intPrectly, can thls
• s •
not be considered a pe-rmanent hut/rove-
ar an assatt which can be taken
4./Ito inventorY annually, and, It W had
halt a. dozan more ot thin elatte ot
th-
duatrXe in tOwn,who wOuld worry alxeut
Patring taxeS7 S. :Ms. S.
CONSERVATIVES 83 LIEEtALS2
AND LA-Ealq 1
ea Whh east; a, dee P g;l0Q111,. Over
2 the village of Zurich. and surrounding'
commartity occurred last T'stUrsdaY at
a.m., that of.klinta., J. A.
• who hasbean a reaident of. that place
Efe,HER RE-EL,ECTED in 8, HUN
RO
NIUSGROVE .AND PROUDFOO'r IE
THEIR SEATS
CONSERVATIVES WN S. PERTH
The result ,or the Oricaro electiOrt 0,0„,
i+Ionday was nollastig more than was' ex
Peeted• The 'wheY Covertunent was
endorsed by ahneee. the sante large ma
Jor'4I. A few chatigess were made here
add there, with the result that the
Leeherala raad'.' a net gam of, feu.: seats
tnalc'41.9" the Cover:in-teat majority "a the
ti.ext 1,-.7g-nlatate 90 instead oi" 49., as
'1 tle last sessitaa. Tae cah.net.
were all retttr;led,
"rhe wt tl aci
CO N SEll VATI V L' $
Addlregton-W. JO, Black, at
mg114-Arb,..4rr Gy 327
Brant Noete.--„Toen W. Westbreok 190
Bra,art. Seuth-W, S. R7ewater d70
Doeovan 000
Parieteri-11. Ifs steEiroy
I:miter:A-C. itleKeav,rn g00
Dundas -Kr James eViteney 1000
Darhent ElPt-J, J. Preetoe Acel.
Ottcham H. Dev"./tt :1433
Ltn East -Cas. Brower 500
Etn Weet-F., G. MeDiarmid 12,1.16
Eeeex. Nearth-Hon J, 0. Itentme 200
yae Seuth-Dr. O. N, •Anderson 132
Fart W. Jarvis 100
Franteaac-Atshhony 'Rankin 950
Grenville -G. Feggusaa Acct.
Grey C,nire-Iloa, Is R. Lucas 1220
Grey Jamieson 340
rialtea,-Dr, A. W. Nixon
eletztilteit .1. 8. Henairie 1500
Itautinge Glint Acel
Hastings Ny--
erJ, It, CooAc
lie Mt
lIsietings Wtsat-J, W. Jehnston )vi
Huron, NtorthAs .1,1tiegrove .2=41
iTuron Sautit-iienry 275
ICenora-el. C. Mae:aila 200
Kt Weat-CeOrge W. Sulatan 910
1%sns, son Dr. A. E. Ross Accl,
La.mbton Wcot--,Hon. w, fronno, tins,
Lanark South -Hon. A, J. Matheson ac.
Lanark North -R, V. Preston Acct.
014,--.101141 11, Da.rg,avel 200
L3anor.-T. alland
Ctrac
4 I 78
,issineoln-70r. Jessop A.cci,
London -Hon. Adam Deck • Acci.
Manhoulin-B. It. Gamey 070
Middlese* North.--Iihuican INfcArthttr 83
Niuskolta-A. A. )IallatrY 000
N. pi s a:11-4-14. ,fartil 500
Not,1
rfolk 4Sou1,--A. C. Pratt 859
9r0
p for about twel1V-rsfale Yearla.
EILBER AND MILLS/ SPY.] HERE Northumberland 11. Nesbitt 4
The Uticat meeting In the Opera
House on Wednesday night ot last -week
veas a most enthusiastic one. The meet -
erg was ln the lateresta of. Mr. H.Eilbet
thcConservative candidate. The hall
was well filled arid, the chairman was
Mr. W. B."'Weitlenhampier, mine:pal of
the "Exeter School. The speakers were
Mr. Either and 'arr. ;Walter Mille, K. C.,
of Rid,getown, son1 of the late I -Ton. DavidMilia. Mills.
Mr. Either in a fine speceh showed,
conelusivelY the fact that the wilitney,
Government had done a gnat deal of
good. work for the people of the Prov-
ince In the seven years of 'their being
!n power. He named; and explained much
or the good legislation, dealing partic-
ularly with the effects of such legisla-
tion in Huron County. Both the rallwaY
taxes and the educational grants had
been doubled. $12,770 had been given
Huron County as thele share or the
railway taxes. $14,693 in one year.
came to Huron for educational purposes.
Walter Mills delivered the most elo-
quent, well prepared and convincing ad-
dress ever delivered from a political plat-
form in Exeter. Whitney had. proven to,
be- the sante in power as in opposition -
a strong, fearless, and honest states-
man, determined ,to do his best to give
the province gped, government, in which
he had eminently succeeded. He compli-
mented the riding upon their represent-
ative, and paid a very high tribute to
Hon. Adam Beck apd Hon. W. J.Ilanna
praising the Hydro -Electric scheme, the
prison farm, the enforcement of the
iicense laws, and the Whitney Educa-
tional policies. Be sho,wed by compar-
ison with other professions and calling's
the need or the increased training for
teachers as afforded by the Normal
Schools. I
FOR SALE
About 1000 red bricks. Also wheel
barrows and ecaffoldings. Apply to
SUPT. NEW BANK 'OF COMMERCE
PROPI-tAeel-4.TION
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOMINATION AND ELECTION.
• Public. notice it hereby g.iven that a
Trfeettit,- of the _elector's of the ,Village
of Exeter will be ,held in the Tewnl Hall,
Exeter, on FRIDAY, DEC. --red, 1911,
at the' hour of i.12 o'clock noon, for the
purpose of .ntaking and, receiving tiotnin-
a.tiCone for Reeve, Councillors and School
Trustees for the ensuing,And fur-
ther notice. Is aeneeby. given that 'in ,the
event of more candidates beir,g propesed
for the offices' than ro,ctu,ired to be el-
'ected, the meeting ,v111- - be adJOureled un-
til MONDAY, JAN. 1, 1012, when polls
W.1..1 be "vested at 9 aan., closing •at
5 p.m. at the following places as fixed
by Village by-law, v-iz,-
Poll No. 1.---S2as Handford 's resid-
ence, by Edward Treble, D.R.O., ansi
Herb. Ford, P011 Clerk.
Poll No. 2 -Town Hall, by Vi",. D.
Weekes, alt.oe and, los. Davis, Poll.
Ontario Noi H. Hoyle 050
Ottawa East -N. Champagne 1,300
OttawW 7 a t . A. , E
11.s.
Parry Sourid--Johe Gahm
9,000
600
Peel-Sainuel Charters 700
Perth North -J. Torrance 400
Perth South -John Benneweiss 18(1
Peterborough E.-3. Thompson 325'
?eterborough. W. -E. A, Peck 700 -
Port _Arthur -Don. Hogarth 350
Prince Edward -R. A. Norman 100
Rainy River -W, A. Preston 130
Renfrew Nerth-E. A. Dunlop Ace].
Renfrew South -T. W. McGarry Accl.
Soult Ste, Mario -Hon. W. PIlearat Ac.
Shricoe Centrc--A. B. Thompson 97
Simcoe E. -J. L Hart 850
Shncoe South -Alex Ferguson eked
Slmcoa West -Hon. J. S. Duff Acel
Stormont -J. C. Afilligan '350
Sudbury -Chas McCrea 1300
Temiskaming-R. T. Shillington 250
Toronea East "A"-Hoa.11. Pyne 2,321
Toronto E. "8"-T. Whiteside 1,712
Toronto North "A"--McNaughti 3,825
Toronto North "B" -J. Foy 510
Toronto South. "A"--3. Ovens 1,554
Toronto South, 'B"-Gooderham 1,809
Toronto West 'A"T. Crawford, 3,537
Toronto West "B" -McPherson 3,221'
Victoria East -R. A. Mason • Acel.
Victoria West -Dr. Vrooman 85
Waterloo North -Dr. Lackner' 200
Waterloo South -G. Patttinson 700
Welland -E. Fraser .
"Wellington Southi-Scholfield
Wellington West -W. Chambers
Wentworth South -J. Regan
York East --A, McCowan 550
York North -T. Herbert Lennow 800
York West -Dr. Forbes 'Godfrey 1,278
LABOR •
650
700
225
200
Hamilton --Alan St,udholine
LIBERALS
Bruce Centre -W. McDonald • 98
Bruce North -C. ,Bow -man , ' 135
Bruce South -J. AnderEgon_ 300.,
ctiengetar-H. Munro • 3e0
Grey North -A. McKay • 550
1-laldimand--Chtistopher. Kohler 450
Huron Centre -W. Proudfoot 150,
Kent East -Waiter Ferguson ' -220
Lambtort East -R. MCCormick • 150
Middlesex East -Robert Sutherland 20
Middlesex West-J.IBIliett 400
Monck-T. Marshall • 230
•Norfolk- North -T. Atkinson . 300
.Northumberland. , 250
Ontario South -W. E. Sinclair , 280
Oxford North -Newton Rowell 500 Auction Sale
Oxford Seeth-T. Mayberry - 100
Prescott --Gustave Evanturel 250. OF FARM S,TOCK
500
lyeare ago Jr health f.alled.; two OPeo-
iations :were perffOrMed, and all that.
Mecr‘cal could possibly do walS dolle
Durinx that tinke, SherWas attie to be
up, and around with the family Until
pen welesirs ao, when ,p'he b‘ee_asnr-) con,
a
feted, to. her bed. A, week age, she tooic
leotivule:ons frOhn which she. never fuily
traltleds. althoosr4 ttraza she i'410V1 her
joYea, 04?a, W"0 41,), earne l'Iort-r," and
gathered a•-,,',QUnd het. On Tuesday a cern
COrlda0.1 ,t3he gradaaNY
sank and 1,-ecalrw. uneals:pu-s o.ra
T)arsda:•7 'She '7.411E0 etern-
:t. :'Te dfased Wa's; of a Mild, lovirg
cheer:7M, Cli";istiain ditillefiitiOn and was
ar3vor:tQ with old and yon,
,w?. -e. attested du- l4w her lamt Weas
Ita,- the lrott-l3' o' friends ItY the
or-
aI !offerings at the .tudvral, and ,the
tae PP710P1Tr.14,011 00,t4f,nTla to Pay
their Last retiPeet3. ands toll r •
It 170at,'LTZ' place. She wee a Ceirlatieti ,
ePe many years ansa While hvalth at-
tentle.d ttie Porv-.7.47.-,-1,9,, of, the clarreet
Sae wata also. IMOitee.7 Ttc4
since Rix erganizatien heresin
Zureh, and wag, always witttey to eo
part in the week. She leaves besidea
r5arrOWin' husband, six et1:14r0.3-.1`.4Vee
dattelterf3r :Nir4. it, IL Whitetaide, Kcnapt
Ethel and, EVA at home. three roes
Calve of Beffe.10' 'Deedie Ana Robert r";“
hente eat, eiater., gra. •P',. Etinee,three
brothere, Jake. of St. Patti, Minn. Dan-
iel et Care, Mich, David ot
a8. Tae tuatral services' wt'
ducted .loy V, Drown Sunday at,
Aeration at o'clock at the teal-
detit, theme to the elettrelt where a
Snappy
Bargains
111
ill as
Gifts
For
en
B
4.1.14eral sermon was preached. from Rev.
14-13, the cheer and Itanktie sisters mi ligAr amyl9et,
singing at/Prop:141e musics atter wisich
M.. Vir 116,,;.-1 I a „,
—
saterment was macre in U01,115011 '1411t,
cemetery.
At
EXETER SCHOOL DOAN")
Dec. 11 -Regular meeting neld in the)
Town Absent T. U. Carling and
• MOS:Yd. The follow„,ing tatualnego was
duly 'approved, Per chair -Minutes or
tepr:giv,Loulavoodrae,et::intiftstwitrluirptillcont Cootnuipy-
;lace inspected, leakage in root not re -
wood available at 5,50 RePaire- ttr". On any article;
pa.tred; ,1,,,,,witt..1-41.ettaa deterred un-
til re -assembling of parliament ; Prin- •
clpal--11. S. attendance. 4,?7, 'work Progrea M the store we
sing well, boys d111 under Scr-Majar,
Hector enjoyed by thalboys and his prey- •
tng effective for discipline, and *better' •
PhYsical bearing, line strength 50. Per give you tram one
Old Stand
Niartin and Iluston--That the pe.lielPal's
report ba adopted. Per. H. Huston and
F. W. Gladman-that the supplies re-
quired b? referred to the auppliee cow,
Per S. Martin and/H. Huston that, the
following payments be approved, Cred-
!ton Star, advertiaing, 1.50. SPeclal
report par F, Gladman that Mr. Hector
be engaged at $1 ipar hour, ,subject to,
approval, to conduct physical drill exer-
cises datring the winter months twice
a week. Per H. Hutton and S. Martin -
teat the report en Physical dgiu be re-
ce!vec1 and the engagement ot Mr. Hee
tor confirmed, tam2 to continue to the
Easter holidays. Per Gladinan and
Martbe-That the inspector's favorable
report b.? adopted, anclora- S. Martin and
Huston -That the purchase of more
wood be left to the discretion of the
char. afartin-Adjournment.
J. Grigg, Sec.
• BIRTHS
lforgan-In Hibbert, on Dec. 5th, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, a ,son.
' MARRIAGES
Holt-Germette-At Grand Bend, Dec. 5,
Roy I-Iolt to Miss Mary, daughter of
Mr. Frank Germette. ,
Tuffin-Canapbell-ba Mitchell, on Nov.
30th, Mr. Francis Edwin Tuefin, to
Miss Eva Jane Evangeline, daughter
of Mrs. George Batson, both of Helt-,
, bent.
Andrews -Hill -In Clinton, Dec: 6, Nellie
daughter of Byard Hill, to Francis W.
Andrew, son of Mr. and IvIrsI Homer
Andrew, all of Clinton.
Coats -Brown -In Clinton, on Dec. 4th,
Jessie Brown of Toronto to William
T. Coats, Clinton,. -
DEATHS
O'Meara -In Lucan, eDec. 7, Margaret
'
OMeara, aged 79 years. ,
.
Banner -In McGellivra.y, on Dec. 4th,
Edward Harmer, of Grand Rapids,
MIcia. aged 43 Years'.
Russell--Dumaige Rapine 1,80
Sturgeon Mageau 100
Wellington :-E.-. -ltichardben 299".
Wentworth 3: li4cOueena 25
".,
"V"' • .. ,
It eeems that -the complete
retuthe-
Lor South. Huron are always the hard-
est to get. However, the official LOr-
ures -win appear netct week, Inthe
,
tilearatme. We give below the inajerities
- tie different municipalities as Sar
as can be definitely ascusted.-•.• -
, • ' '
,,111'. bli°
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, Poll" Noe4.-Ate...,
by., R. G.eSeldearr`a,
Pbk.i3oTa ' Poll Clerks , ,,, Ple „
,' '-,s4.:1-id alt electors ti^r0"14erel),si, recitti,, ,_
to .talce notice and ' govern,tiventsi44,
aciord.trigly T. 13., CA.B.LING, ,
;Officer. .,.."
en Lot 30, Con. 2, .CSBOR-NE, on WED
;•,.TEspAY,.. placr,3E:R. 27th, at one,
"O',1oplt,' sharp, the following 'property,
,HORSES -1 choke mare 1 -yr -old, sup
posed to ba 3n foal, agricaltaral ; 1
ie1ding,,3-yr-old, agricultural; 1 strong
driving mare, .supposed to be in foal
to Voltaire; 1 driving mare 3,yr-old,.
quiet and reliable ;I •Percheron sucking
colt 1 filly sticking colt. •
• CATTLE --1 -renewed cow; 1 cow due
n January; 2 caws due an. Marcs; 2
cows dee in April':;1 cow tlue iii May;
1 cow due :n June ,e; 3 steel's. ,
a heifers, 2 -yr -old; 7 -yearlings 'and
atteartisa Hods -Four sows.
sewa due en Februaere"2"-adiWe clee.
March, '6',store .riegstei;;;I:,,8":0`titto-
1'Os'Xively oo reset74
Tere:-
arid
rr-18,-., a,
amount 8 mos. erecli‘tIecOteenai,
20?Peeved Jaint netee. discount.,%'
.989 ' 4.04 • cit
for
CANIE1RON, Atte
third to one half
off the regular
-
price. Smoking
jackets, fancy vests
neck scarfs, neck-
ties, collars, hats,
caps, gloves, shirts
shoes, suits, over-
coats, etc..,
At the Exeter -
Bargain Store you
will find endless
-
variety of fancy
slippers for men_
women and child-
ren. -
Also many nov.
elties suitable for
Xmas gifts.
13awdell's 01(1 Staii,„ ere
xeter 13argaih S ore,
18
-15
tion: ,f,b1-‘14N,64,4;
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