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faun sale hill .bu,sineSel 11fob' several Year
tend have received, a14bdral patro}nege
to repay us far'01,1r efforts._,T;his Year
We are prepared better, t,n all ever to sat:
left' the needs erg those intending to
rave an auction rsaler De not,, give your
lust to be primed tall y?u have called
nae. Mal: and, phone orders given;
prompt attention.
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TWENTY-SIXTH TEAR
Local Items
Strange that courtesy and candor e'l
dom meet,
Thomas Lang of near Hensall purcha,
ed the Case Home'steed on Saturday
last at the Auction Sale conducted by
Mr. T. B. Carling, The Price was" $7500
The chattels also sold remarkably well.
'The funnies; of funny men, Will J.
.VT,hite, fairly convulsed- the audien e
with: his songs' and; a.a n..gs, a.;^;d irilre.
encores were in order." -Barrie Examin-
er, arrear him in the Opera House Fair
Night
Dr. 0. A, Houze had sold his tent.
nary Practice to. De, WS1dreM, a recent
graduate, and will ieaVe this week On
a trip to Pr»neo Albert,. Sask. 'He de-
sires all accounts to be settled witMtt
s1r, Sandy Pro s4 once.
EXETER. ONTARIO.
ARID.
THURSDAY. SE TEMBJ
R 12 1912.
"U you ha•,re? a p 4 e op ,atop rt3 tcj,
self, .slid, you 170,,,V0t11 `r+hil''ty tet
sexltra• :t in an aV i'? t`se same limp/0
way 'you wou td us3 a .an colid:
up on your tel li.:c_.„., :tz.d askedfor
you 'o tell „tin. abgut .i, thea Ct4-
classified advertisement. published
a little persistence, will sell your prey,,
perry to the buyer wtj,d needs It ,rnosti,
SANDERS & 0REEC.H'
Wes Ella Shaptort :s visiting
London.
Mrs. Quance ba's returned, Brom 4 we -
it x37 rorontio.
Mr. and l.frs. Thorn. Baker age vfs-
iting Rn Detroit.
Mrs. Billings has returned from De-
troit and Telede.
Misses Nina; alai Grace Carling nave
returned, from a visit Li Brantford.,
Miss nettle Sweet is colfined, tette
house with :nr!amatory rheumatism.
Miae Arty Sharton returned Saturday
from a wee'k's v's tl art the home sof, Mir
W. L. Keys, near Velma..
T.I ss Cathleaae Stewart and, ; Vise Bea.
trice Howey attended the wedding of
:',f; -,ss P..:ilia: Amos of Burford,
Iafs D, A. S%rupson ot Lettabr,.dge,
Alta , was the guest of rtes, -(Bev.) °Col-
l':rs a' few ela.;s t,tae fore part of` .the
week
in
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
Selling Out
Selling Out
12,000.100 in dry goods to be
cleared out by 1st.
All Summer Dress' goods, Whitewear and Em-
broideries to be cleared at cost.
Fall Dress Goods
IN BLACKS, BLUES, BROWNS GRFZS PLAIDS, RANGING IN
PRICE FROM 50c. to $1„50 PEE YARD. WE CAN SAVE YOU
FROM' 15 TO 20 PER CENT. ON THESE GOODS
INTENDING PUBCE ,ASES SHOULD NOT PAIL TO INSPECT OUR
RANGE OF DRESS GOODS AS 12” WILL CERTAINLY` BE TO THEIR`
ADVANTAGE TO DO 50.
Middy Blouses
REGULAR ti . FOR ege. ' . Z 1111
Ladies Base
SILis H0S]~l BEGL'tX.AR 5Qc. FOR 40c.
BLACK I,ACE LISLE REGULAR 50c. FOR 44c,
ELA,CK EMBROIDERIES REGULAR.. S15c. 'i'01 28c.
BL'ACK COT'T`ON` REGUAR 2 PAIR 25c. NOW, 10C. A PAIR.
Men's Half Hose
REGULAR 50c. FANCY HOSE NOW' 40c, A P,A.IR.
REGULAR 25c. FANCY HOSE NOW 20c. A PAIR;,
Men's Shirts
REGULAR $1.25 FOR $1.0o REGULAR 75e. FOR (35c.
REGULAR $1.00 FOR 85c, REGULAR '50e. FOR 402c.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce,
W• ,CARLING
Do not forget the Thursday half -holiday, commencing
in July.
The Johnston amusement company are
to hold Aortti' to Exeter, ".o the big 'tents
alt next week.
The Clinton Baseball Club, will play;
a game width the loca10 here on k1^°day;
even'mg of tale week.
A large number of people attended the
meeting `_*i the Mavis Street M4.11ogIs02
church on Tuesday evening, when lfr
S. Percy Westawasx , an,Exeter Exeter Q1dl l:oy,
and returped missionary from Chih.a,
gave a very 4nteresting talk on, miss,
:ons in that country, and the, habits and
customs of the people. ,
MPEC'PAL PRIZE.—Messrs. Jones
:hfa.;, K!tl give a special prize of 54.3'
put of theIr antro, valued. at $•J'.5a), fir
tz t uc€ dozen hen eggs.
HORSE SHOEING PIRICEs TO 1{Ai x,
Ttw black -analis of the district have
areed to ri`''se then p4ces after the
5th of this: month. Tin 1Ist o: prices
be advertised. ahorily,
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.—Mr.C, T.
13.r dots, Express Agent, v L a was taken
Victoria Hospital, Loadoaa, last ,week
o Undeto an operation, passed t!i'dtugi,
'it eucceesfully, and, although n.s con-
dition was seri+aus for a time, be 10
making excellent progeSes, An early
ac, eetrtplete recr4vt'ry ti looked for,
DEAT OP THOS. SNOW.—Word was,
redxoivedl-woe last week of thedta.tn o
Thos. Snow, who died In the London
'rlCala on Wednesday, of last reek. The
deceased for rainy years resided +t1 Ex-
eter 1'lorth, but removed from here
r thirty years ago, and has aloes re..
<d In Londoata His remelae ;ver
ought here Thursday night, the tun~
al 'ta ,41g place from the Pe,a:derive, of
tirether-I 4: 'la,w, Mr, Jan, WWRRtha
riday to the Exeter ceanetery,
s
d+
IEL' AT HIGH RIVE33.—lir. Ttw
iia remixed, word last week
ttz of Mr. Arthur P. Da,'g4 , at
or, Alta., on Wednesday, Sept. 4t
r. ,Davie formerly resided In " Exeter.
and during.h, residence here carried, on
pa,iatAtg and, decorating business, cc -
curving the etandl, now +occupied by Dr.
McGillicuddy. The deeeased lett here it1
be spring of 1O103attd has ,since resid-
ed in the 'West.„ oyer a year ago; lee
was attacked by a .stroke of palaly ala
from which he only :partially recovered,
and it is supposed theft this wast : the
cause of his death: Me remains wore
interred at High. Inver.
EXETER: SCHOOL HOARD
,.. t
Meeting of the Board head i{a the Toorn
ITa?i Monday, Sept. 9tht, Absent Ft, :N;
Creech. Thefeliov1 n,; :e the order o;
but s;.ness duly eubm' ted and alilarovel,
Per chaSM M'tautes of previous incet-
ng, Reports of co`o rnittees —Supply,4
Science requysites :hunt r elved• RePains
...i,.2n7:*Gey cleanest, 4ur•?aeea .r, a. caths
factory cordltI'on, ecrubbirg end Paint-
ing squired completed" PrV;clpal's e-
port --H, S. attendaance about 8(t., PubLic
sd o 1 work dYvrled, giving senior and
junior charge of ea,eh,&ass: t ox;e:a teach,
er; average P.S. c?esees about. 30„...The
e.iasses In, the H. ,t5'.. Department t 'ori,?n*.
Pe F. W G./adman—Trustees convert.,
r en arral,,ge'd for In rar2neret.o„t witai.
Z :a roes..',~ o' 6h It. ' k 4 3' ASGoe wt,
, T.eursd. y, S?t;,?. `:t,: Goder:ehz.
Per A E. Fuka and, L. _r ,Ts:'ror+7g
T r tt t« e P ineSpal's Repan t i e ece:v,
ed 0 sul+lala Pis:; e:erre4 to,tire ;srav,
ply. co x 4111#tom w,tia txaw ,.
Per F. ' 4 pl.ei l`. .Gla titer,
T.ga t the cerins tf addt+.)rias•,to
F3it[r.ta ba +'oat aazedt, during tho prenen
to ti, t 'd
time lex 1» the, last, Pa ata
of each month betwec4,1 the iletare
,rid four pan.
T`, 4 V . Ghaith;*. and I't•
t the following account be p;
.4 ub;,ee, to the approval of the pup..
,'4i', Js Beaman, .loor o:9.
d,Qo.
hod a.rad L Araatetrtatig,—T.t,,t
supply eomenittee be al,ttherize4 to
purchasC a, barrel Of deetilene for the
use or tie abhonl.
jr'tL A1t,'lvatrang" and, A. ix. ,Frit--
3at I'. Wood a+.ld Gla4o art be
rd's dc..ega'tl,ols to. the Trustee
to he 1".e74;':11 Geadez c1l e l
SMASHED AT BItUCEFIELI,
Two G. .ii, flannerr and a big snow
ltiow
were enashedl to, pieces at Brute.
x°elci on „4fonday eve Ing. The apparatus
was on the way from. Wengham tt Lon"
dor. to be repa.t?F d- aZid put In shape'
for the center The pioW was. running
between the ilacagers, and when, the
leading fiar:ger broke away from the
hest or the traf'n the whle three, p`eedet
ofpparatus pled, up °ti?a ft heals, wreck:
rg each' badly,
NOTHER OF, THE PROPOSED iy3Ali
BOU'TES IT'f USBORNE.,
T s folio ,w✓i g ae tk:e poopoSed rural
>u,o .n the T wr'.'ah.p orf ljahexitza front
t114, south, tv`.;.= tie Tema -n::,1, e -
t1'+o towast' ps of Stephen a_:dl
110,, to the t"ow, ran between Sze
. -
p, eaadY.kliilp`z, theseeat en the
road between late 5 and 4 of Wildulph,
the erltebllr:i poatr Office, 4.114 the
ad bet'" t.1 tortvideme A Anel 5 of
dldelOh, thence nOth ter lift kaael
lots A and.., of 'Tabr ne, therz,oe
the road. between concessions,
Blease+ Worth to the road be -
s 4n4 6, thence west o '17.e
d between eoaeossioans and 5,
to tbe;raad between costae
nd 3 of Usia n.e, the aeaatorth
tads rota 1$ and 16,
ro sautiZ teaContras.
FORMER EXETER GIRL MARRIED.
-Tho home at Dr. T. A: a11d : ire. v otos
at Burford, Ont., was, the scene 0f a
pretty September weld. ng on Sept. 4,
when their only daughter, 'Lillian Isa.'
bel, was united, In marriage to Mrl,
George Edwih Ewing, Taber, Alta., for-
merly of Richmond Que. Tho ceremony
:was conducted by Rev. W. I4f Mar-
tin, B. A. of Lone' Br,, Ont,,, in the pre-
Genoa of about thlrt%guests• The yeull6
bride who was elven, away by her rath-
er, entered this roore $o" the ,strains'
tho wedding march, played by her
cousin, Miss Mary A:rnos; of McGillivray;
and wore a gown of Ivory, satin pallette',
?•villi overdress of silk marquisette ear
bro'idered with seed pearls a)nd yoke
of Carrickmalgtoss 'lace, and carrying
a drip bouquet of bride''s roses and lily
of the valley. She also wore liter fath,
er',s gltt, a beautiful; sunburst of pearls.
T1e bride and groom, were unattended
Daring the signing of the register Miss
Eni ly Solway of Brotoklyn N. Y., sang
"0 Perfect Love." and Miss Ed'.tlit
White of Brantford, sang "t Am Think-
ing,'. The groo,na'.a gift; to the, tirids
was,' a PermTan Iatrnb eoaE, and fa' Bias',
Amos a brooch, seta with 'pearls. air,,
and Mrs. Ewibg motored to Brant-
ford, enroute fon' Montreal and Quebec
where the honeymoon will .ae spent, af-
ter which they Will fakeup their re-
sidence in Taber, Alta, The_ relatives
and friends present were all frons out.
,side pcints, such, as, Montreal, Quebec.
Ccaticooke, Kempvilie, Buffalo, Brook-
lyn, N Y., 'Tpkontte, Exeter, Londom',
Brantford, Sudbury,' Taber, Alta., and
Niagara Falls,,
The Season opens Sept. 16th and we can supply y gl everything you Will need in the line of.
Guns and. Ammunition
Cartridges loadedwith either black or smokeless powders and any size of shot
you want
Whatabout
a good gun? Sell up-to-date g mthat old blunderbus for.scara and buy an u to date ham
p y 1
merless.Come ill and let us show you a
eal'.Good one
We have them in stock and can show you the original of above cut, a genuine "Ansley
b'. Fox" considered by experts to be "The finest gun in the world;, also repeat ng rifles.
Exeter
E. Fops and Ft. , o; 4—That
tx:a'ter, 1 at ruesd ty:, thea 17th,
a, ]lathes i,d £o tbdl etc2lool,
Per F. it'd' d and A,.E+. Puko—Tisat z1
pa of tla4a £oldew:tl treat:oat. bo r seen-
11y subi4tted to: tlaei v:llago ce,auactl•,
1'lzxt, tl1 sa. Boa,atd. ;totes, w' 11 rt grit Ile
cvrlrag ides o 1t acco a_ sen the
`dacr of file v',liagct,,a d that tt ziteeutr
,bo 9et.Uollt 'EhM the> 'preae ,tt by''
w prOi3ib,t aS its purcha, a and urre
by minors be atTM+etly enforced, and fur«'
that all dealea& within the. corpora -
be specially no tied by the Cennell
and prohibited irons tris. sale of Tobacco
for any rel` ,lSon 111 arty t}1rfl1, ,to any
na.nor within this corporation under
the penalty of pr'seou4.'gn, unless ,such
sate be amble on, tete wsetten Order 4:f
tile' parent or guatti{.an•
Per F. W. Gladmon, gad F't Wood.} -
That the matter ot Increase of, insuran,ee
b•: re erred to tial inxuranee con;matetee
to '' els b3 added; r1. E, Fuke, who
shall revalue the school buildings and
cG ltellte, w[!th, power ttd increase they
present insurrvtee contracts without
further reference to the board, to a sum
not exceeding 110400.
Per F. Wood--O'c,3ou 1Onlent.
7. Gr!gg, See.
QUEBEC 'WELCOMES, BORDEN.
Quebec, Sept, 6.—Quebec gave a re-
markable recopelon the afternoon to
Right Hon. R. L. Borden, Premier, ofCanada, On 2tI'e I4.rri Wel from the old
country, ''here the Domfar!on Premier
created such a great i',mpression. Quo -
bee was the first to Sree_t' htrn, and Que-
bac certainly did ea in splendid style,.
the spiend,ld hos,pitallIt5r of the, ancient
capital being,exlliib'ted In Its most bril-
liant ana,nner,
The demanstratI!on in honor of Mit
Borden was 'totally devoid 'of politics.
It was a purely oi'vic one, and Liber-
als as well as Conservatives unrated, in
doing honor to ilia main who is now
at the helm o'i Canadian politics.; Ac-
connpapying Mr., Eorden was Hon, Mr,
Pelletier, postmagte +-general,, and most
of the cabl<net iniinister. ,were present
here to receive ,the returnrng, ministers;
Mayor Drou kn reach the address and
Hon. Sir. Borden replied.. When ' the
premier ,started lits remarks in French
he was loudly cheered. In replying,
Hon. SIr.' Borden expressed the sincere
appreciation of hi{tneeif and his colleag-
ues for the coadial acid gracious re-
ception Which the tILIY ot Quebec was
extending ]lien. upon once 'more reach-
ing Cana{d:ia:n sSll.
The most °elaborate function of its
kind ever held in Ottawa was the ban-
quet tendered at the Chateau ,Laurt(,4
M' oda y night to the I -ton. R..; L. Borden,
who had ,as I te_ 1 ,ostet the Conservative
Association ' of Ottawa. The nbag.nific-
em main. dining hall of the hotel was.
filled, with, nearly ,500 guests and there
would have been more had the accomod-
aticn of the rnorn been greater., Wnile
the gathering was essentially of a local
charactermany members' of Parliament
and party -,men from Ontario, Quebec,
and tile Maalit`me Provinces were pres-
ent to join in. doing homage to their
honored leader. It was not- an .occasion,
for the announcement of any party pol-
icy, bur rather duel of proper rejo:cihzg
for the return of the chieftain who has
wen the hearts or the Br testi people,
and whose; fundamental purpose is to
solidify the bonds that.c'onnect the wide.
ly scattered dolnnnzions' ?7:3 the mother,
country.
MCGILLIVRAY COUNCIL
-Co.uncil,.`m, t o,tn •2nd. All ,,nent-
bers' present', .Minutes of last meeting
were read .and nppr.ovedl A number of
accounts were ordered paid.
32urdy—N,ickleS-That By-law No. 55
of 1812,• IevY4ng. /the •fo low ng rates,
County 3.1. ..Vile, Township, 2:3 ;nibs,
General Grant Publiic Schools', 1.86.
nnills, and„tJhe amounts required ,by the
Trustees of this” Public. and Separate
Schools,: b;p,read a toned - time and pass.
ed -Carried.
Murd,y-=11o%itm'sas -rfi'llnat 'By-law No u^
aTsr dint mg cailcctOrs Geo Saunders
'East D'iyilsi'oii and Aizdrew Grieve for
YVe el D:v'heaon, at a' salary of 450.00
each, be read a thirdVaneandpassed.—
.a jrri edi,
Counotl adjourned` to Monday, Oct. 7.
3 >i3I UiMlvitONiA, Clerk
ve
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AT GQDERICII
xd'h. Sept. r—Wliilo tatiting fits
C.P yeste
Thompson,
Thompson,
death, Ho etat+t d salt
water to cr'4e43 to, the 't4tlteYr ids,
.ng :it 'too. £,r t4&t tc
t exb aueted; a,aad,
ley Bruce Nobles
lora]: seluts. Immediate
ediately
after him. Noble wbo reach -
t, was, pulled under by tete
oy, but rna411a"p'ed. be free
caltght la taA £roaal be t3Xtd?
assistaneo be was pulled
T310 Tessera will probably ro"
-aavir9g medals.
CLINTON MAN SU CILIES.
Rochester, MT., Sept 8.—DetaPoiSde,at
b cause he had Lallod' to fill the poli#
tion at floor walker aZ the Dulif-Pewere
deparinxznt store, Henry B. Smith, 21
Years old, at Citation, Olt., with to ::aa
room in \V ndellar Street late last night
and furzled on the gas. His dead body
was discovered ,thre morning atter poi
]Icemen had forced open the door to his
room, Atter telling his landlady wfFre
she could find her room rent he went
to lr!a ream, closed; tho window, plugged
the keyhole. and then 'turning on too
gas, lay down under the bed cover and
pulled it over h2.s head, and awaltedthis
death. He had but $4 in Ws pocket'
when round.
LOST HAND IN MACHINE
Oliver :Pollard, d' youngman whose
home is in London, hadl his let hand.
cut off at tilde wr!et wh,I+e helping at a
threshing on the farm. et Dan Header-
son, near Ansa Craig-, on Satu"r'd
aftennoort Poliatd was trying to pull
some grain out when his sle1v0 ca'ught'''
and before he could, recv'aer Xiiniteif his 1
hand wa'e drawn Tzi and horribly man-
gled. It was annputa.ted tater by Dr.
Hamilton, who ware called. Tho Injur-
ed man suffered greatly from the shock.
BIRTHS.
Wells.—In Exeter, on Sept. 9th, to Mk,
and Mrs Fred Wells, a daughter,
Fahner.—In Stephen, Cont. 6, on Sept.
5, .to Mr, and Mrs: Henry Fahner,
a daughter.
Carrick. -iia Stephen, on Sept. 10, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Carrick, a
daughter.
Hustcn.—At Wiete, Alta., on August 8,
to Mx. and Wis. Wesley C., Huston,
formerly of Exeter, a . daughter.
England -In Ailsaslt, Sask., oh, August
• 9th, to . Mr. Wild M'atst, Wuni ,England
twin daughtee s. .
MARRIAGES
Rumford-CrY;:teiYy—In, London, on Sept.
11, Mr. John' Rumford to Mi/ss vera
Creery, daughter of Mr.,and Mfrs. R.obt
Creer,y-both,' of LTsborine.
Whitmore -Townsend—Iii Clinton, on
Sept. 2, by•Rtw. S`,, 3: Alibi, Christina'
daughter of Mr. -Thies, Townsend of
Tuckereintth, to Samuel 1-1. Whitmore
cf Brucefiield.
'McLean—Patterson—At Parkhill, Sept. 4
by Rev. A. Grahahn,, B, A, Mrs. Angus
F. ; MIcLeann of :Calgiary, Alt'a., 'to tMliss
Janet Patterson, of Li,eury.
Grass—;We):r,--At I3ri'nsley, 011 Septem
bar 3rd, Florence, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs% 'GVny Weir, to Mr.
Frans Griggs o{C Lucan•
DEATHS =
.Dorrell -In Stephen, on ,Sept., nth, Sar-
ah, Dorrell, in her 6S'E1i yeah".
Rosser—At his late hernia Con. 7, Me -,I
Gillivray on Sept., 4th, :David R!osser,.
Aged 76 years, 1 month.
Sni ow— In $o
Loi,rh,oma'st 1
11n, ,oto S:.4I?t. 4,T
Snow, formerly erly of Esieter•
Davie—. i High. River, Alta., on
4, Arthur .D. •Davila, for.rnc+rly of
eter, aged 53 years.
Sept.:
Es -
SN MFJ tORIAM
F:dt L I,a lovin4 memory of our de
we..fe•and mother, ma,ry Anna F!dty
died one year alio Seep . 1S, 1911,
T .one- passes and' we .Miss) her still,
No other' 'one hest place canb Lir.;
ZVe laved: her, oh, as tongue, can telt.
How much we loved 11011' and, how, well.
God loved her tfab,'and thought it hes'
Te take her 1:or-,e with himn to rest.'.Tailor. a14i- L1a1d1S
Husband and Children.
A
Great
Reducti o
Price
Sale of Su nrner
Goods for only
Two Weeks
FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEH,S WEi
ARE OFFERING OCR FULI, LINE 011•
SUMMER GOODS AT cutuATLr AzAt.
DUCED PRICES TO CLEAR Tang
OUT.. LISTEN—
$L25
$-1:25 SHIRTS FOFe 75 CENTS
$1.50 SHIRTS FOR $100
SUMMER SUITS 2$ PER CENT OFF;"
FANCY VES;T`S 25, PER CENT OFR
1d'.ANCY SOX—5 PAIR FOR $1,08Y
ONLY TWO OR THREE STRAW'
HATS LEFT ,,ATLF PRICE ,
LNDERii'k''AR .25 SUITS at 78c:.
UNDER`WE44-75e SUITS at 50cv_
New Goods
THE NEW FALL GOODS ARE ARS
RIVING DAILY—
READY-MADE SUITS IN BROWNS,
GREYS AND GREENS.,
OVERCOATS FOR THE CH1.I.,LY,
NIGHTS IN LATEST STYLES.
OUR MATCHED TIES AND SOX
ARE GREAT VALUE AT 50c.
ALSO FALL HATS AND CAPS
GREAT VARIETY
a. e .to -me s re
Glothing
N-
WE ARE .DOING' AN IIN,Ill'ENSET
BUSINESS IN 'MADE -TO -MEASURE
CLOTHING IN WORSTEDS, - TWEEDS
ETC., COLORED IN BLUES Al
BLACKS. ' THE ' TAMAN'' GA1MEN .'
IS RECOGNIZED 137 ALL AS THE
CORRECT THING TO WEAR, AND
WE ;GUARANTEE FIT AND 1t. ORK
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