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Sanders Se Creech, Props._
41111..TRASI3A11 DEO
, free seesawing from the St.
Se te-the pt.-"WbY
hatn, teed becon ten'err twelve
cares dearer 4iere titan itClEnglateda?
s,
"There is 00 t4g,e ..!t) talking the exruse-
sehat labor in batter Paid 14'4' Ca.as.cia.
than itt, England The exceee "Ss
because the isecore proolueed bat' Can-
adian labor. The Easeelniaman in England
Pays this cost et larecitietioa, and also
else, cosi et transpetstatioa by .aed,
ocean. There4oreW eueht lat ;get the
bacon end 4415-41A far a gocxl-ileel. less
'than is Peed its England, Itisteed of ten
or twelvepTh a pouted mare. "Csneds'
ls a storehouse of reed, producing- eta -re
ethart een consume, aid 'help:es% to
feed -she rest ot "the world Yet the
. price et toad es fat Siighete here thee
lel England, which dees mot produce
atearly et -sough, to for its own needs,
'The very beSt Of our own prcrdeets 4ra
earried pant our deers- aeseted En
England at prices" which wouldeer. pus'
-tee inferior foods in Caned:as Wier?,
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Fee somet tette atter the smelter fair
' was eetabliaheed at Guelph -there was
a doubt lin the rre:elds of mane Si'toilve
reetiniate peolae Wirkla /lase
"-beetsh.lir,atoxr.V...'"Ek, by At,ho rad
the -r ekePtiead regardteg the future
an exhibited:1 elatelallialted setely fee
statiostal purl:teats:, PeoPle Weetild
attend a ratir treetaty to ser4s-a ties
steel' &Natalia -Y, or to receive intones-
-Cori by re.e.s.as otr lectures end demon,
aerations( tihat wetted be helpful 'inetheir
busieess 'Special attractions, some.
'thing te entertals. Must be -Seidel
,order tQ ger the peoPle Pet. These ekeler
'Veal telawie "AIM be,en eatirely diespeev-
ed, net rek,ly by the Lap -et -Waco al
but Etat et eviceey' other, wiettar tale ia
Vada. !Lithe tttteinsiance at leetser fairs
.rt7W.3 latrg,,./r VverYyaii. . large 1mM'
bar of tarmets from the vloittitef or Ex-
reter are etterildtn,‘^ the fair at .GuelPh
the Week,
'The pre4M0.41',..= r the Dent-
Iniett Parlilatessetcleelag, t
the Premier 'e pritsee ten. att
1l Bill. ve'reelt has been seer:veil by
te et Great Britain. ars la meg%
stateseseesla. 'The
000,600 ter the
reatinettighte", with the p
coartleg a 'p -are of the
'14c1 the pe d.
reeeived e.
44 Mr.
with 'resegrate.'
threc
iteden
raver all ever tt
den sits teee
telatiests
aketrn of the
page. The
1beceese te does e.
'own preen:en :an
s,
elLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF THE
JA.M.E.SeST. METHODISie
(Ceretieued from Page 1)
"AdaztiR aottaoraw.- was estate
lished one and a quarter miles east of
Exeter, Here Eynon arrived July See.
1847. Here also another 4"Philip the
Eve,ngelist," arrieed Whose n.ams' was
1. S4nles. He heed preached at H.
A,dants. thoese Meech 9, 1847, t)hie=D
ja,rees died refarala. 1. 1851. A.teattier
like him wee Asettue Debts. He had
'Cali,erated to Ante/tea, and stelae, the
need, invested ted lifen be OnistrY.
L n 1848„ Rev. Jet -se, Williarne
gaited front Bit:stet, and arrived at
Suelarse anti iris tunstriberod by the eaderte
A ehurch calted Ebeneze.r was built in
„se Adams. Settlement. It was the (wad-
es:: Catliethak h.44ade eSerlY days and
e light Of,' itS altar tines sell seheess.
, ie42 tee Welah'esr came Catteda
and erkeztlai in Udbar'ne. In 1844 the
eseeptons, Peresales and Sanders; ar-
rived. In 1847 arvatiner group of tarn -
tees a.r,rived., In 1852 Exeter was; a
few houses eurrounded by primeval
4,-eseds. Rev. R. Hurley was the first
resident B.O. inialster Exeter, 1851,
•Im 1852 James Pilekard came to Exe.
Tbe Cleat religious serviee was
heolse or James Pickard, The
ti B.C. cieureh Wel steeds oaaui
Sts and ts ussed as a (three shop, It
wars dedicated Fele 24,11, 1856. Tee
ess"entberas were so large at the three
s.erviees t hat stesee were three ever-
SloW meeting.' tis the ,stere house, of
,T44-ne,?, PicRari.14 ritme ministers ea the
eceasion were. ReAfa, r,Edwards, J.
Webeter and. j. Trucker, Or erclrolaY
Okeelese Feb. 2-5„tes iftre hundred
weea pros ,ttaleafti 'the store-
ise)4Sts 'was' cenraindiened. Tho total
proseede esetelang amounted to
pecods...."
Revs; 3. WO:tarns raind J. D4X wort
together on the. Bieter circuit la 1856,
prevideete, west cir Eeeter, Urn. flour-
ished. Four features characterize these
tinses-"Liberaility, SpiTitas4. le're,
sass 7.esel and TerePerallee-
Rev. dolen 'Edwards air.41). Cal -detest
yoke Salle/we. Teo latter was. col-
league end, mete 11-.1 occupied the
piresorierse sod be ,suparintierviera the.
trrgu. th.ts vea,e4 a reversal et
the ordillare, but sleeves( as an, eiareple
O f west 'the Fritters called "elastty
Methettisril" te l'IThSt the neCeesitY
f See time,
Mieseseeary depuqatiOn. Vierted
Jan. 1856. Maidgeeei Scheel House, Ard,
e Senternerst end rrcrettence, aed se -
died $150.00.
en tees apostolic sueression, alo-
e -ears Pete Jofet Hooper arm colleagues,
SI, .1 Colwell and I-1, Ebbott. By 1802
wee 'prOtateetst Haree. Lane -
positions tor Stetrell and state
evideetta.
church ell Main Street was to
aed agalln tee princelY gen-resliy
Pisketds Is insider:lc' ill *she
ye eturele Tames Street.
,adhearts oo-operated
s=1 survive-1,VMM the
tteve 3seet »tide was core-
/Slewdewre ,Titis, how -
ark tztee'dent in tine con -
Tweets; elesets
• 7e a peursie
Years age Tee"
for one dollar a eerais,rz.
ter ost dollar, and tesek ede
petted te we ten Yeses "41':":" etre1te
whereas
tb e ,:::.....‘,,,-
tetriter.e4s. But 'the east of
r•OvEr ,b.D.n.erS the sellses. .7Fle srest.
tan to live law.
dadiested Ile 1862
ess ees.- cereerkoeseee
cast' cersceerses - Feerellea
ttedee-3 Verse:Cs toctic tea,.
Itie3 a O. cacAterezza
leseiret"..ng the 4th
neee 7,1:h areerasl seeder-
Careedes Irt 11870 exte
.11, sower were added. Ir mare re-
tite red -tette vestibule reel
estry were built-
•essiors of rreenisters Res. E.
tt7,3" MilLeaglas L. W. 'Wick-
, followed by Bete John license. Ne*
eris Rev. Wm Reaper, who was pes-
os fat fees yeses. With, hies Were as.
seclated 11. Eser J
Ccilles,8. 11, Rice, W. Quer-re, Mrs.
Wm Wises -et 1s n dell:easter of Rev.
Wei Hooper
Ref t-leary Keener, now or ere:es:ohs.
Cartfierence, and Mark I -lardy fallow.
Teen appears' the rverne of the pow ven-
erable Jesse Whitlock, 28 Oak St., To-
re -tie, He was succeederi by Rev. 3. W.
Datetter, with John Holmes arse Si J.
Allin. Mr Matches- el:Ito:red the B 04
Corefereare in 1843. He began assist-
ieg Rev. F eferthenaill Ste 1812.
- From. 1879 to 1883; tine last period
before the eiettiodist Union, in Canada,
Revs Geo. 'Webber was pastor. This
pastorate e.e always declared was the
/nes; enjoyable of his 'ministry. Dr. W.
3. Passes succeeded and its turn was,
Aoleawed by Rev. .]'as Graihaes, who
wen 'tine 'first to occupy the present
parsonage. Mr Grahaan was the father
ISrho preset essestary of Education,
Dr. J. W. Grata re,
rsuccessian thia feiLlowthg names
eppear,-B. Clement; A. L. Russell;
Geo. .Tyaekson, N R. Willetrehey, C. W.
Brown, James Heenan, A.11 Going, R.
'Hobbs sad 'W„ Geo. gcAinster.
History by W. G& 11. McAlister
FOR CPA
Aterr,ear,.,., two ;Sours disruss.
or, W esdie te-e. County Couneil, by
a, Nees 1r, to 12 made a geese ef $15110
the start for a Titablicey Campaign
whichw1 bring the Cou'reseo'.:Uur
befort 019ASid? WOrid by niPs
of wet' prepared and reliable tfteratUte,
tIt',..-:.restin seril
r ways as most los seet advisable,
"Foltowing is Tile motion -islet-Std. -
'"Tliat this Couneil grant the aunt of
$150U 3 aid stertine 5 Public:ter
campaign for /the. County orsliuron, as
-outlined by tile committee appointed
for that ptupase, and that said aineunt
sha.11 rerelin fie the treesury- and she!, I
be paid out by the treasurer only es
itbe certificate f the president, vice-
president or treasurer of thee:a...sec:alien
acccunts for the scenes to be' pIac-,.d
'the hands of the Oeussit at each sea.
sloe."
The Eeecutive committee met in the
Clottrz House On IVO:rear:lay evenihg,
szie an outline or the subjeCts to ha
'dealt with Sat the propesed: booklet on
the Ceunty, was drtaw.n. up and arrain4g-e-
-menti inaugurated for collecting thee
necessary infoernetlon and compiling
-a, The se -subjects are divided inte
•sets O f three ,clas see, each, Which are
te be written up by .sub-carrenitteis Of
who have. power to3,15,.4..c"tEr : any
reasonable expense whiehwee Stele in
,,rena.king Uhe.sir write uiejs' Complete „and
Ainetraleredeet.:
Stifiagef She whale. Ekeetitlive ,w1,11,--,b0d
n
.at Clintoearly'erre-Ja nuary, Wbet. sit
1s hoped to have th-ri paimplilet" fetily Ooln
" piled and Tevlsed and ready for pub-
•`'.11cateorre
FLYING SAW KILLS FA.B.MER:
A fatal accident of a fs,heckding natere
occurred at adaaut 5 o'cloels ,ee Teues-
day afterneran orithe f,arrre-Of • Mr.
'Steven Melees-, near• the. ;Village. ;Or
1-Iatr,holey 52r Meek IleinlaY,-,..1.(ar;4 (en
Crediten Road, 'Steelier), Township was
the victim. The unfortunelte 'else =yes
cutting wood with a circular tesse" drie-
en by a tractilon eaglets, wen the 'bolt
on tie shaft of the saw bet:aril-a .1.ao Sen..
ed, a,nd wielkont a moment s eves -raring
'See saw flew tron't tee frame and struck
tern on tee left side of the 'face and ere'
-the tete ehoultier His shouldsr wan ,
almost completely torn oke4arie "'he Four-
adved the ascident only a -few Moments.
Ile leaves a4widow and two celisiren.
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HAND -•
CUT 6 '
tie..nef, Dec. 3,-Wiii.'„,, NV Y,11.0 . •
:. _9.
A, far..515,T, .',.5.1.T.IpAY .5,5,1,1..r ..,.A\i'tylber+1,5y,,..1-1,5,4 qi.,..
-lest, .,.,hp ',sip , „ bad] y „,fmilt Oa, bed. , ea a
etestssfe" - thOA, IL had .to. ' it ta4ed '
. a",tal it...'Sourtet 1' seer 'ape,
, sWlit ;tree h i ns, "id
'Teni.Ore,,' .lo 'obatcm,..lititt.
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.4.,i-,..; tv,,a.,ntl "e.im. It s'berted .stid,
„,.,4, ":••
:aIl ttie fingers were skit 4 ors -e, ,
arid ' was 1' drawn, in and .s,qued
eiblyestr. '6t. here- to be re..M.',''
Local Items
jamas Beeerley vvas 13eirlin, tali&
week.
Mr. Wm. Blatdh[ford is home from
Toronto
Alias Annie Ha.,ndford is vf.siting itt
Taro et o.
5 Geo. Ca.ale wos up from, Toronto
eels week.
„ Mrs. W J. 'Heist -nen was in London
eels. week.
i,,o1,1,ick of St. Marys was. In town
over Sunday.
Johe Hoekielr home from the
west on a visit. •
'Mee. 3. G. Staeloury is visiting /4n
La.tdon seire week.,
Mrs. Jos. Teedeard is visit -
Lig; trieeds in ExIstkert.
Mr. and Mrs. Higginis v:se ted
VT -trig -I -Jana t weak.
' Mr Ber,t Olf Wir1,11A`Peg has",
arrived esene -foe a
lir. NV. .T. Fanson Londoe pee
p3.c, w,e,Bk it toW"‘o.
" Je`ain McIntyre olf 'He as ail vi s Lied
a friends here over Sunday.
o 111.0:;17
Screen .was juldge of
tti al Chicago last Wee'
. .
retUi-mad, iael",1,week
onLa41,e-ressey sisiS SallEaSteen4,1-ofiredo
3titse.": Evelyn', Telecie. "•'.•'•J'
ueret..ei-.M.10.s. Nina Castries. „ •
33 3tichardrBal1ldwifl.spf. nesvelle Is
'
,e1.-Itert Ilterei12,
Inc
'ellsitor,
„seek.
aeuver are yi-siti-ag rele.tIvas '-la ibis Deafness Cannot be Cured THE CANA
1 1 .
vor
Mr and errs. Notsrsea Phair of Van,
Mr, Robert Sweet and do ughter ot ii ed polGmttlionaPPontcdattre7ti.„"Tthheeryee.418nonSlyt °(;itg.cabwathYatdoise4;
J.Cr:littotowen.spent Salturdee wise aseleeves :11)eeaatnineeasseisancdauthedatb;aanbyinticsomasecititt4ttildeitalitworeraoredthiees
.Nr. , mxii, e linuoritelining of therustachiati Tubes Whee Me
est, esereee to tescote a asteeesoe as ‘nposxerfe=sre6s4neit,,eanaddw4uh:eine4siattillselatien-emlyrriaelostioefincpeanfbe -
. is ti 1 eloreeggart left' this week i tube ia inilanted you 1; cum ca' t• son or im,•
•
taken out and tbis tube restored to it's sonnet eoneli SIR EDMUND 'WAIMEA, CO/0Q, LLDs 20..a.L. ProSitb?4
tioahearing will be destroyed, toriTer; nNie, cases ALEXANDER LAIRD " JOHN AIRD
but an inflamed oohdition of the mueslis surfaces. Gene:rid Whingiiier Assistant General 'Manager
out of ten are esseed by Catarrh, which la nothing
We will give One Hundred pothunter say eau.
ey Rail's Catarrh Cure. Send torsi:venue tree. CAPITAL, $15 000,000 . REST, $12,500,000
Deafness (sassed by catarrh) that CITITiOt be eared
P. J 01IFNEY St GO Toledo 0 •
stenographer.
err "Agana tSaell ef Werrnipeg- ar-
rived here Saturday to viait hiareats
for a, few days.
Revels C. Fleselier wed, s, Sharp attend
ed the Prestrylery o,f Huree i.t Gills-,
toe On Tuesday.
• neETelliegrer'HaguarineYtionl 'sof lattetCheisa'gter? Telcil
S°IdebYtiplITFgatni
gi8its;Pii
75cie tor constipation
sfiss efinezeta, s inadtses
dr NVitillint Sertion of Toronto spent
• da e ere two or lest week witty his
mei efe. Joe. Senior,
Miss Olive eseiaP of Cerbett le the
':';uee4"tor, rieigrXteti-Tr'nPrtIrlieela:str
Dsatirtg's
Mr, T. 13, Carenz' on: behalf of the
'Pews Counsel, attended a Hydro Elects
ric meeting le CI:nten ea Tuesday.
Mrs.. 3" A. Steven -it is' the guest at her
son Douglas at Toronto tide week, the
oses-sion beihr, the celebration of Ifs
21st birthdase
Mrs. T. Snell, Huron Street, return.
ed Cram a visit with eirs. James:Staple-
Ism Is Tuenberry. ITemsmattip near
titnesday eveaing,
r Deputy
GranalMa3te'r 11'"'"
D. W CeUips, wasp in Stratford Mon-
day pyitt bs oeficial reek ts; the
Masonic Lodges of that ray.
Mr, S. G. .Ea.wd0n. arrived hostler from
Edmoaton en Saturday evellifig. "le apd
Bawden littend leaving after fr.,0
New Xear for Ekboonton- to reside.
Dr Will J. Keiglet, who event tt)
past year in eremartal HesPittre. Orange
(spent Friday islet vr,il/fa triends
tine otattevencrtILHer Is slow visiting re.ii
lative
liNTrAT Great Of Detroit, Mrs, ereQuSen
or Heastall aed Mr. rt.ol:trt EIlgelna et
the governett%tt, employ of New °Marie,
were gueka or Mtn and !tire+. Wm- Hig-
gins last weeks
Messrs. t Heywered and 0. lf. Sane
ders spent a few days rabbit sheeting
rtear Wingeam last week, and, Garnet
ieservvood and T. Rostley wen/ north on
efoncia,Y ee. Sien,liar
Citoster Harvey of IL -it -well 13ass.
arrived Sterne thes weele te visit hia par -
enter Mr. and !are' ITS,TYVY Re
eeoele034104 by Metiarti., 'Matte wile,
wfl pend a teW days tore.
Mr, d Mrs, A. 0, Mar 804
childroa of Sla.vely, Alta-, arrived
yesterday and will vie% w.ttis the t
(Mee Parents, 5fr- area 'Mrs. Jono
.7stame Mrs 53oir seatlen aeeat
Sess.
Seleeral Inspeeter Toieef431,34erlelA
In town this week on oft:vial (lute-
Rensamber bhsie area% very many
elsepping, da,ys betersiseini eew and Xtitane
as,d rementber •tato yeti will get vies'
much better eervice stew theist when the
resit starts in earnest.
We are In receipt et a4 card ,an. which
Is she photagreph of an exceedingly
large pollean shot nit Eagle, Lake,
en Sept. etlt last by Mr. D. 5, Tait,
an. old EXeter boy. Via excellent sPect-
rner. of a, bird weighed 223 pounds
Stands Ike 'fee:, ,high, aPid measures trey -
ea feet and a bait rroar tip to tip.
A
Dashwoqd
Mr, Charlie do1r or Blake was in
zee srDlage Tuesdey.-The stores here
ars putting on their ,XM'es attire, The
widow s showleg evidence of the ann-
ual visit of old Strata Claus ratich to
the delight or the little folks.-l\rr. Rue
'bee Geretz's new dwelling Is nearIng
Sample:ion anti. -will in a -elsort tene
he ready to move into, -Mr Geo. Kell-
eratanst ims built a shed tor the can-
vaelence ef els' custornerse-Mr. Art
Dose, Who has been In rihe West for
sometime, returned ...home last week end
called on frleads tere on Sunday last.
-Butchering seems to be the order of
the day just stows -The municipal elece
elatt is now dra.w.Ing near. Have you
selected your men for 1913?
Crediton
The bazaar held under the auspices
et the Ladies' Aid of the Method:1st
Church last Wednesday, was a decid-."
ed success. Tee receipts ,rarnourited to
abcut $150, which 'Willi be, used to pay.
$for the new Snipraverastits, to the par-
sonages The booths were very tastily
dreceratecl and the ladies did a brisk
business. All feel well pleased with
this success venture,.
Joh./ Wilhelm, Wm. Witzel, .Paa aas
siswienney are attending the Fat Steak
Show in Guelph this),. week.
Edward Failner Is) in GoderIch, thdia
week where he in a member, el the Jure
cal led by tihe courts'. ,
Mr, and Sirs. Hentry Deuer moved into
their dwelling ea town last week and
wens tendered a 4surprisei by a: nunt;.
ber of their aid friends and 'neigtiboi's.
We extend thten a hea-rty '
71. Ellber are (Selling the 'three acres
of land owned by else late Thos. Lient-;
Cvo in towrk, an Thursday 121h inst.
This is a desirunle p".ece of land and
shculd bring a good figure. '
There ar( two dates ahead for us to
re,niember, the !irk being the School
Concert in the Town Hall on Friday, the
20.te, and the other is the Annual
Christras.s Festival in the Evangelica.1
Church on Chris...gees "night, Both of
these will be 4wall worth attending..
SINT, yOUX money and meek the rale:leer
Our city fathers are asking, for tends
ers tc cleast thse sidswalks this cose.ng
wirrtei wito the anew plow. Tend --tis
wet be received en Friday even:11g of
this week. The snow plow men, would,
savebeen a w2learne on,e on Monday,
ni'Drning, after Sunday' ,s stem.
L5,5t Th,arsday night the aneniai bus1-
ne.P'8 of the Y. P. X. was _held The
following officees were elected for 1913
President, Miss Madstine Berteand:
Vice-president, Sam Feskteener ; Treas.
Mies Lily Palmer ; Fretreasselare
sock; Correependine Sec'y, Iteona.rd
Seereeder ellisionary Sec'y Miss Mar -
the Wind ; ,Grgatbiet, ite'ss Berrien Soseit
As sis tant , Miss peari s ; Is' bra,
i s , Feel . 5 et' Lorne Brown.
Albs.rv:e g a -very eerie sh ste
.aernd,11,1:4:,.not onle le enembersefp. but
ml'WP`AL,401,ki4P.Y: 71114' Most lmPor tent
evaning'.t4,YbUsineaO was vile
contest, which -
Mir the past fall to h el p
for the mew plaeo. The captains;
were ola.O.sleLa a1 ,the asset, Mins "{Ude,
Schenk, leader er the white end Freest,
teen Merkaile et 13.1xe green.. When all
p.ad reported the pros -eels amounted to
$94, and, the whites wieners be about
$3,. The centess was a chase one an4
th€‘ flterk keeni.
Our stores are bituairtg to put on
the Xelare aPPeetant'el. HolidarY goods
are being dfaiyedi What Makes the
lebilkireat se good and willing to do,
their best se pleastheir pareate? The
Poor old man will know whet' he digs
down -and thea taxes are so
Miss MYrtie Hiatael. and Iran 11' •i spent a. few days the pest 'week.
visiting ;Weeds :in Guelphs
CLANDEDOTE
A very inteeestSans event look pisee a
S. .bentes Ceurch, Claedebeye, Wed-
cresday` Dec, 5t, whets eXisass Bertnar
claret star et ' td Mze. Planinety
CnInkr.g.b.atn, tte,s pieces was
United In. asserfage te Mr, Eimer fienriS
or Biddetells, Promptly at v.) eleloels
te the etre-Pea or th,re Daher:Via w
drne' \Tsetse, payed by- efts Rev, Wrni,
Lewe the bride altered the altar leare
hig On tete arn ot btae fstilor.
• The bride looked'Vet y pretty, ta a,
Erown ef walle silk, trimmed Wi'th peer],
and, carried 'tinge hatteuet •of Kees
and wales:4 eateatierta sod wore the
mgcgurry wigv otwoxe blossonwr,
Tne bridestnaid, Miss telebea lieerse
looked tiers' hendeame la, a gown Or
white 'satin with Oliver trertirriage and
carried h bouctuot of roses. 34Er-
Cua,r1Ingllarli WAS bet man. Re. Wm,
Lewe, Tecter, perfernetd the ceremonY.
-t4,0 Vellettlefer the bride ated
resent were aecompahled to tel)cf br:40‘e
glu% In an assternot,eles letter In she
SOriteeel Ure eehple lett eh
eXtelseled wedding trip tri +rwprIto
id otlwr eatslerA Points. 1.1pm thttr
tt,p.y will rostda in tints r:O.Aity
t Wedneoday (waning egos Cen-
Wir44 ,VrelsqvAtiod by th. oongre.
"ation of St. Jell -nets' 0:wren wish
beautiful earvilate Aqt., ...No address Was
ad by ilfSEI Clara Lewis Sled tte
preserdatiee, inede by Miss Letts. O'Neill,
IIENSALL,
311.51.. Carrie Macart,Isur, et London
is slisit",.eS Site' unels H, Arnold,-Ileave
• '11.1okis preaeheid arkativersary sets
inane at Wind/Set 00 etidaY,-Retve
Petty was Sit Goderich last week at-
e:sailing the Derrinber eession Or the
County Counell.-The oldest realdSrus
of 'the neetioe departled this 113 it Dec.
2ad, in his 911h yeah-. eratnew 01a,tk
was well IsnOwa thratreliout this laart,
being one of tile early pioneees of
tiles sect:a-41.1'i He was barn In Ireland
end like many ot Its eountryinen came
to Canada to better eie condition. He
settled on She tam MOW occupied by
hiss son Loues, which he cleared. A
sleet uttassumtIrdie meta, 2 good neige>
bar and a genial, friend, ;se was high-
ly thought of. The tunersi took place
on Wed,nesday to ItIellaegaet's cerne.
terTY-
James Rosa, Who same liana from
Brurefield three weeks ago, died on
eronday, He had been pi tor about a
Year and a half. He Was born and
raised about a Mlle south, et Brucetield
A widow and grown up family survive
CENTRALIA
Mrs. Adolphus Hooper of Exeter Is
is speeding a. few days with -ter
ter, Mrs. Bowslau'elis
Mrs W. Spencer and rentila" of St.
Thomas, who have been visiting relas
tives here, returned home Satuirday.
Mr. and Mrs.. W. Jenkins of London
visited at Mr. W. R. Elliott's over Sun-
day.
We are very sorry te report the con-
tinued elness of Mrs. Ryan, who is aur -
tering from. a 4severe attack of la griPpe
and whose recovery is very; slow.
Mrs. Luker is on the sick list.
Mr. Simon Sweitzer 3a cotefieed to
tea bed, the'result et. al Sev, ere cold.,
Miss Hazel Hicks is v.:Silting friends
Toroato this -week.
Mr, W. J. Parsons was in Landon',
Monday o:n. buiSipiese.
Mr, Harry Wilson j laid •ttp ,with la
grippe.
GRIMENWAY.
Mr. and Mrs,. Jas. Wilsoa welcomed
a young daughter to ..neir hazes last
Tniureiday.-eldes. H. Wickert antartaia-
ed a few friends to a suilting hee cn
Tuesday arter,noate My, You'Lli be norrY
if you do not (attend the Christe
nee entertainment in the 'methodist
church hero on Christmas Night
The program will consist of local
talent assisted by -the Lorsdes ilIsrpers-
Don't inies thisi treat at the sear:axe-,
Miss Stevens spent the week end -with
Mi/3 Z lba.h Mabel
Foster and Mtn& Jetain Gilbert visited
Miss Mae IVidson.,-Mr, Geo. Beak at
Dashwood visited at Mr.414. Banteorns,
recently:.
B'IDDUL,P11.
idr, Ruse. Sitheson and lady friend
een-rdayed eft Poplar Grove. -its. Angus
McKenzie 'spore a fee, days at Poplar
Grove during tINe, wk , -Mr C. Mc,
L od Beater 'E.41)2nd S'aticlay at les
hems .heres-els. G. I-laskelt was in,
Lo dou - Sakunday.
, ISTPFEN-Theis w -eek it is ours sad
easy to eiareteele the, tleeth e much
honeyed and •riespesled uizsq QUI,'
In the 'pars on, of ,
TS/tenses. Tee peaterdity
• Derleber 211d; De..6ea,tesd''4•4"
BANKING BY MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Collodi=
Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the
same careful attention as is given to all ether departments of the
Bank's business. Money May be deposited or withdrawn in %fa
way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. ,
EXETER 13RANCII-G. L. WATJGE-I, Manager, Branch, a8e9a Ctedttaa•
he Molsons Bank
Record Of
Capital
Reserve
Depwito
Loans and Inv
Total Assets
Ineorpor,ated issa
Pro44mis for Five Yeare-1900-191.1
$3,000T000 $4,000,000
$3,0,00,000 476001000
• - $28,677,730 3510421311
eras- 27,457,00 ,38$54801
•310,Q,192:, 181237)2U
fr
Has 83 Branob es in ,..ratia,40. at Agents anti entre4pepa
Frincin,a1,Citlea in the w4bi,
ERAL B1551NESS TRANSAPTED.
SAVINGS RANK, DEPARTMENT
at al Branehes. Intereet allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
A.gente at Exeter forthe Dominion Government.
Diczeo 0.4,BLINe, Setieitfne. N.D. 111TBDON Manager,
Headquarters For Xmas Toys
est and bes assortment in town
:MEctr.-1A.NICA1.4 TOYS
Ertglurea, E
So. N. $1.00.
T T iphoto - . to 50c,.
ZiOc. to $2.00
Tay Pi. os 50O, to
ibe bast worlananship. .25e. ma,
GAMES
Parc:teal 25c, te $1.0
Fish Pone 25c, to 750.
Reedles Card Gams - 250. to rele,
130Y SeoW: grn. to $1.00.
Picture Blocks - 10c. ta $1.00.
TedtlY Rears - 10c, tO
Rattles5e to Soe
Toy Q:ittless 0 500
Toy Pis:tole - f . 50c.
Dru.nss - 25e $1.00.
Tea seTS - 15 to 500.
Toy Watches 50, le 50c.
Visit Toy -town exceedingly low prices
surprise you.
Toy -Town Company
Sandy Bawden's Old Stand
It" S. COLE, Prop
MCGILLIVRAY-Mr. George Glendier
in g of Toro:ales a former McGillivray
boy sold a propt...y, Ise bought titres
years ago foe $100.000 at the, corner
od Richmond and Sheppard Streets, Tor-
onto to a. isyadicate for $256,600.
A Woman of Few
Words
Mrs. Haery )31.. Bye, Marin 'streetnerth;
efeunt Forest, Ont1s, Frites', "Your
remedy for kidney, bladder and stomach'.
trouble has given me great relief. Have
taken three boxed and new reel like
livdng atul battier than I have felt for
years and I :give yOur
ZIG PILLS
all ,the praises „fee' they, see the pest 1
ave ever t,ried," p„g1, dealeir,d, 25eet
-and 5C1c., or Tito Vig4P-Ill 0431., St.
Tabrnare, ontta.rio. • r
SPECIAL TRAIN TO PORTLAND,
MAINE, FOR SAILING 'S. S.
"TELTTONIC," DECES,113ER
14th.
For the accenuriodation of passengers
sailing, on thio 'White Star-Dem:nein
Line .Steasnehle "Teutonic"' trent Port-
land. Maine, Dec. lese,, the and Trunk
Ratissa,y will ewe a special train con -
03 'Vestibuled 0 -$aches, Tomest
and First-clasI5 Starn,clard Pullman Sleep
Ing Care, leateng Toronto at 1.15 p.
m. Friday, Dec. 13t,h, runteer direct
to the Deck at, Portland, arrive -4g there
at 9.00 a, m. Dec. llthie 13ertlie•eserv-
, ,
eons, tickets, apel we:etcetera-este
be obtained Leant nearest Greed Trunk
A.tont write, 5,-E. lituff, D. P. A.,
n IOLA Statean, Toronto, Oniarie.
James Street Church Shed
......sese •
ere-- e ergo number ef1
use .thia• shad 7„-,atbao
way glve. any euliport, to the p.41.1f..c.-
, thiek 'that's: all
Should'. Cantribette'eln•7 settle. wars -
CundS ,ed 'tee chat-elt . for", thrisi4stile
assienntiedatiesi wesith they -c, atrall
' • fuktb:".1Pitei(y ee're.1".S4OW (lite 'ere "el ki gelves wets d4. int flmatAY'tts
,Llitil'A,134Yort' --Pressib ' I 'sot sh:ould remit ,
. sarMO to seer?tarY- tree's:,
sufferer, 13efore online 'to -I< issere, Si .Martin.
, u Wes stint h. • , Nn. ' '26,
1912.
For Sale
That desirable frame residence et,
„William street, Exe'ser, south of fhe
river. Three lots, modern conveniences
electric Itglits and furnace. A. munber
of fruit trees and bushes. Good,,hael
and soft, water. Also applications by
lender will be ,rebeevedc up to Dec. 14th
for the tannery, either in whole -land,
buildings, machinery, cstc.-or separate-
ly. The lowest or any feeder not nec-
essarily accepted. For particulars ap-
ply te T. H. elcCALLUM, EXETER,
WINTER TERM FROM JANUARY Gth
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Stra.tfrond Buis. Col. cut.
*droes..there for its students and grad-
uates then does ether similar schools.
Cesuross are up-toidate and. instructors
are experioeced, Graduates are 'placed
in good. pesitione The three -applica-,
tions secedeeel to -day offer average sal-
ary ,of $1133 per anesini. Theee depart-
ments, CO5IMERCIA.L,, SHORTHA.ND
•
. Write for tree eataloseeue at 011'e•
,
•
D A.:`,MoLACSILAN, Principal.
We are now well establish-
ed in business and we believe
on the best of authority (nam..
y that of a daily iacreasing
business) that we are meeting
along 'telt' want% and givingtm
the best of satisfaction. -
All kinds of tiroduce titken
n exch an ere. --