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` PIIU'R il]►A '. JAN. 1, '14
lection, Cards
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXEThR
I are a; candidate for the office of
R.eevc- fox~ 1914. I have been, two
years" in the Council and have taken
an. active interest in the afffairs of
the village: The election of Reeve is
your business, If I have your con-.
fidence and your votes place me at
the head of the poll I ,promise to
a st:barge all the duties of the office
to the best of my knowledge and ab--
fifty,
JOHN H. SCOTT
Vote for
,John W. Taylor
J
For
Reeve
A.ND I PROMISE YOU A. SOUND
ECONOMIC GOVERNMENT
FOR OUR ";VILLAGE
'TO THE ELECTORS OF EXEThR
Having served you as Councillor
herr the past year I hone decided o
'to allow my name' to , ge before you
• `',for another .term and therefore solic-
it your vote and influence. If elect-
ted you will have .city: very, best efforts
furter the best interests of the
'town Thanking you .for past favors
-and as"l ix g for a continuance of your
support I -am-- ..:_
Yours sincerely
THOS. HARTON
PROSPERITY
.AND: PLENTY FOR EXETER
FOR 1914 AND
Mike D�� o
Yfe
FOR RE-ELECTION
'TO THE 'COUNCIL' BOARD
"There is ,nothing tod 'good for the
1risb'-and ,nothing too good for you)
TO THE- 1=:LEC TORS OF EXETteR
Ladxes and Gentlemen, -1 solicit
'(•your vote and influence in my hehali
`for re-election as Councillor for 1914.
If elected will endeavor to the best
..of my ability to advance all measures
which are for the benefit of our vil-
lage As I have not the time to see
;yon personally, I trust the above will
ere all that is needed to insure my
.election. Wishing you all a prosper-
.= 1914. I remain, JOHN HIND:
`TC THE ELECTORS OF EXETER
Having been requested to allow
'tny name to go before the electors
,of Exeter for election as Councillor;.
.1 solicit your vote and influence to
-secure myelection, promising that if
'elected my best efforts will go to
.. tert"'t -the eiitt.ctesfs of Exeter.
MOSES AMY.
'TO THE ELECTORS OF .EXEThR
Having been nominated for the of-
fice of Councillor I have decided to
allow me name to go before the el-
ectors I have many decided improve--
meats 1 in Vietv
for the bettermentof
ecur town. and particularly in the mat -
4,4 ' '
at4.4' of aur waterworks rk system, 'which
Iiontend its badly deficient in meet
-fihe eusr rrements o ' tnt he'rate a-pYteof Exeter. r.. Ex erAlong these linesand
e •� thers I solicit your support and in-
j
tic.ence If elected
► �you can count on
my very best efforts in filling the
'office • -banking you for past savors
Yours sinc'erc:.,.. „,,. .
LOUIS DAY
TO THE .•ELECTORS' OF EXET,l.R
Having: been pressed; by : is large
number of ratepayers of Exeter I
leave decided to allow my narne to go
before the electors aid solicit your
vote and .influ,ence. • If elected I
promise to give the 'duties. of ,the of-
€ce my earnest and very best efforts
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK acroplanel was broken Saturday
.Georges Legagneux, i:t Sou iapaa
Prance,, who ascended to a. height
20,296 feet,
important Events Which Fie
Occurred Curtner the Week.
v�.
The Busy World's, Happenings 'Care-
fully. Compiled and Pet Into.
Randy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Papp =A
Solid Uoirtr's Enjoyment.
W91) N 6ISIDAY.
German engineers have engaged
construct two big Chinese railroads
The theory cf murder le, the ea
of Anna Jokinei., who was found d
ing in Toronto on Sunday last, b
been rejected.
The town of Forest star,ed its fir
public utility, aet eleetrie light servic
the up-to-date plans cos'eng mo
than $20,000.
The Toss caused by Monday's tire
Georgetown, British Guiana, is est
mated at $2,000,00Q. Six blocks
business houses and tenements wet
destroyed.
The existing railroad cartage a
rangements continue in force in Ca
ada, but with an increase over th
present rates of one per cent., sa
the officials,
The so-called "Bill Posters' Trust
is negotiating with the U, S. Govern
ment to follow the example of th
American Telephone and Telegrap
Co, and dissolve.
La Nacion of Mexico City, the doll
neswpaper published in the interest
of the Catholic party, suspended pub
lication yesterday at the suggestion o
the Mexican Government.
Harry K. Thaw spent the greaie
part of yesterday before the cant
mission to determine whether tri
mental condition is such thathis re
lease on bail would be a menace t
public .safety. -
Justice Charbenneau in Montr •
annulled the marriage of John Thom
as Baker with Dart Eveline Emil
McCloy ,A,dams; whc represented her
self to be a widow, while having
busband living,
The Republican political prisoner
who were arrested last April in con
nection with serious disorders i
Lisbon and sent to prison at Angra
the Azores, have been taken back. t
Lisbon tor trial.
e itti)A Y.
Alfred Steitir of London was in
stantly kilted at t leneoe bj e Wabash
express Just after alightiae from th
G.C.R. dyer.
Lhe dwelling of tbe late Archibai.
Angle or Mouitou, Ont., occupied by
two families, was destroyed ` by tire
witt- contents.
Mrs. George Cbam'•ers, • aun:: a,
W. C. Chambers, 111.R.1?.:wi:s serfaii,
iy,inytrreeeefien a runaway :.eani
cashed into his mctor car.
foe death occurred Wednesday` of
Peter McRae, one of Ayr's oldest and
most highly -esteemed ..;itizens, at the
age of 71. He was born in Scotland
Amoog the items in the account
paid by the council of the Township
of Bertie in Welland Count., is' one
to C. D. Hawkins for $4 for feeding
tramps. -
Charles Crombie, proprietor of the
new St. Charles' restaurant, at tlid-
land while eatingoysters, came on a
pearl as large as a bean, shaped like
a pyramid.
George Kett, a lake sailor, whose
parents had given. him up for lost in
the great Storm of Nov. 9, walked in-
to their home at Iiarriston on Chri
mas we.
A cow owned by Frank Furry, who
:'eeides on a farm about three miles
west of Welland, gave birth to trip-
le::
p
1et calves,, each calf wei' Ling about
fifty pounds.
Silas Winter of Lunenburg, Ont.,
was found dead in a culvert on the
G.T.R.. track just east of Cornwall
Wednesday afternoon, He had evi-
dently Leen overtaken by a train :n
the storm.,
Only a vehicle owned by a candi-
date for his peivate use may be used
by bin in conveying voters to the
poets on Jan. 1, is the new law in the
Municipal Act. Hiring vehicles would
void the election of a candidate.
Dominica Contin' of Toronto nar-
rowly escaped death last night _when
he was attacke by a relative with
an axei
wh le lying dowu. He receiv-
ed a bad wound bebiod t a ear and
one on the neck, which required a
number of stitches.
SA't`t.:MMAY.
'A- aw.Ipt smasried through a
smok-
r k -
r Via vvv-yeel_-4-id mnrniag on
a
G.T.R. train. about 'one-.luarter- of•.a..
mile south of Ripley. The miscreant
could net be discovered.
After a few : ••rments' illness, Dr.
C. Heath Sweetapple, me of the most
prominent men connected with the
Ontario Veterinary College, died at
bis residence in To_onto,
Fred. Perkins, Warren '.Beaumont
e
believing there is' much good to be a
done in many ways. It will be impos-
isible forme to make a personal can-
vas therefore, I take this means of
soliciting Your suppport','Wishing you
lite compliments of the .season, I amp
Yours very truly,
WES. SNELL
Your vote' and in
:fl n.
ue c solicited
e s ted
for
:1. W F.
Bearers
as
n ` Leonard has a, of Moncton,
N.B., intercolonial Railway employes,
were yesterday. charged with thefts
from passenger on express trains.
A i7: S. silver dollar bearing the
date 1804, highly prized by num'--
maties, and quoted at $3,500 to- col-
lection purposes, war found here ay
New Haven laborer yesterday.
John A. McLet d. druggist, of I.os
Angeles, Cal., while visiting his par-
ents neer
ar-ents'neFr Cornwall after an absence
of twenty-three yeas, died in the
General hospital of appendicitis.
Robert Evans was sentenced to
21 months in the Central Prison for
having enticed R. G. Thompson of
New Dundee, a tardier, :n a' side room
ih
a Berlin hotelandthereattempt-
ed
attem t
p
ed to rob hits. of $71.
Lined tip in, squads of ten, 200
mutinous soldiers and their comrhan-
der were re shottodeath e b esterda
in
yesterday
Pekin by the order of President Yuan
Shi Kai for their revolt against the
Government at Kiang Yuan,
Gunner Burgin, who was being tak-
e back to Tete 1)e Pont Barracks,
ingstee, from Braetford on a charge
f desertion, teenaged to. give his `es-
cort; the slip at Ernestown station;
nd has not been •3'aptured,
MONDAY.
The new C.P.R. station at Grafton,
nearing completion, was burned
Friday night. It is supposed to be a
:ase of incendiarism,
The world's altitude record tot
a
e
it
Councillor f 1914 ,1.
.1 stand for progress arid
eeonotn
Aceording to a Winnipeg pap
there are forty cases of smallpox r
ported at Goodlauds, Man,, Colin
of Brenda,- with other cases as f
east es Cartwright,
Navigation in Montreal closed S
urday,when the R. & 0. ferry sten
ers. Boucherville and Longueutl, qu
t' err Courses and ran tato want
quarters in the Bouehervilie Island
Five thousand teen out of work
Los Angeles, instead of 300000 as r
ported previously froth• police a
other sources, is the repiert issued
Acting Mayor F. J. Whiffen, of th
sty,
John" W. White, a eonfecticne
probably the smallest man in t
world, died et Southend, Bug., ag
53 years. Be was only 25 inches i
'•eight, but his tar- sisters were
normal size.
With the death of Marshall Nee
ham, pit boss, and a Polish mine
the death list resulting from a ri
Christmas night at Jamestown, a co
camp in Johnston County, Arkansa
reacbed four.
S. McDougal,' a laborer on a far
near London, Ont., says he is pox
tive that the missing Prof. Lovell
the Columbus University,; worke
with aim on the farm underthe na
of Harry Chandler recently. •
Ross Cntrie, an Italian' cobbler
Massena, near Cornwall, -as serfou
ly burned by gasoline when he .4
tempted to start a fire .in a small; co
stove. ' He put wood into the stov
an . then poured gasoline in.
Col. Sherwood of the Dominion p
lice states that the supposed bog
ten -dollar bills found ,in' Montreal a
.genuine.
A decree for the dissolution of th
Spanisb. Parliament will bepublishe
next week and the elections will b
held in Marcb.
According to The London Citize
(Labor), the British naval estimat
next session will be swollen: by mor
than $'5,0.00,000 for an airship fee
The. Rt, Rev. Anton Christian Ban
bishop of Christiania and primate .
the Norwegian Church, died In Chri
tlana yesterday. He was born in 184
• The Bishop. of Besancon (France
yesterday issued a pastoral letter fo
bidding the dancing of the tango i
his diocese. He says the tange is 1
tensely dangerous.
Jules Vedrines, the French aviato
arrived at Cairo yesterday. thus brin
ing to a successful end a flight o
nearly 3,000 miles, which began se
eral weeks ago from Paris.
John Scott, for ' erly a prosperou
farmer of Teel Townshi n'
pa damem
bet -of Wellington County Council fo
some time, but' for the, past thirtee
years -a resident of Guelph., :is dead
Hugh Keith, C.P.R. fireman, a for
mer St. Thomas man and brother o
Thomas Keith, editor of The St
Thomas Times,was tilled in a rail
way collision at Moose Jaw, Sask.,
'Sunday.
Harry Laine, in a violent rage,-
and killed instantly Gousta Peltom
eniene and Vesta Allanko, two con
l,atriots, near Sudbury yesterday, an
then, putting .he revolver into hi
mouth, shot himself dead.
MIST PASS TESTS.
Chauffeurs . To Save Rigid . Examen
tion After Jan. 1st.
TORONTO, Dee. 30.—After th
New Year paid chauffeurs in the pro
vince will require special licenses
Legislation to this effect was arrang
ed for last session with an eye t
reducing the accidents on ' highway
and making chauffeurs responsibl
for their passengers. The law no
takes effect.
The method of the Government in
voives a system of:resident ,engineer
in different centres, all of whom be
long to the Ontario Motor League.
These have already been appoints
in North and East Toronto, Ottawa,
Peterboio,' Chatham, Fort William,
Woodstock,' St. Thomas, North Bay,
rnia, and other traffic centres Ar-
rangements are incomplete as -yet for
Toronto, Ham: tton and London.
The examination i i will be conducted
jointly by the district representative
.and a police chief. Things demanded
include technical knowledge,oral
rules, speed laws, a road 'test, and
physical and character testimonials.
There .are twenty-seven : points in
all and the examinations will be uni-
versal.
-• .-P-09. aaiaman Subdues Man.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30. — Mrs. Mary
Boyd, one of Chicago's ten police-
women, is not a large woman, but she
is muscular.. Sunday she "boarded a
street ear while a powerfully' built
man and the conductor were engaged
in a fight about a transfer. 'Mrs. Boyd
showed her star and separated the
Hien, telling the passenger he was, un-
der arrest:
When he resisted the officer she
pulled him from; the car, Stood him
against a post, and rang for the pa-
trol wagon. Mrs. Boyd rode to the
station with her prisoner and prefer-
red a charge of disorderly conduct
against him,
Dr. Emma Musson Dead.
'PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30. Dr.
.Emma E. Musson, professor of oto1-
ogy at the Women's Medical College,
and well-known throughout the coun-
try as a throat specialist, died Sun-
day at her home in this city. She
was 50ear old
and
s
Y had done much
research work in bronchoscopy. Dur-
ing the summer: of 1969 she worksd
with Dr,•.Cr"renfc'1 In Labrador, oper-
ating and giving medical kssistance.
Dr, Musson was a leader in suf-
Lag^ movements and was a member
of the County Medical Soelety and Of
the American ,Medical Association."
Boy Shot by, Ills Companion:
WINDSOR, Ont,, Dec, 30. ---George
nett, aged 1 years, was, shatYee
;erdayand: died shortly afterwards by
t Playmate, Stable.. Craig, aged '14, -
who
14,who told eentradictory accounts to
the police in explaining, the aftait,
One version was that he wail shooting
at a trap and the other w s that he
aid net know the rife,wa loaded.
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Have You
made provision for employment
during the Fall and Winter mon-
the or doyou wish steady re-
numerative ' work the year through
Write us and secure our Agent's
terms. We offer the best in the
business, Pay weekly, free outfit
exclusive territory.
Over 600 Acres
under cultivation, Established ay_
er. 35 years. A reputation for
high grade stock and fair 'teal -
ing, A salesman can make mon,
ey "sellingfor us. We want ad
energetic reliable span for Exeter
and vicinity, For . terms write
PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
N.B.-Free Toronto, Ont.
N .B.Free catalogue on request
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Thc Christmas tree entertainment.
in connection with St, Patrick's
School was a success and
worthy affair. The program
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n L t dialogues, recitations'
etc The proceeds - amounted
about .10 --Also the Christmas
entertainment in connection with.
S. No, 9, w,as a most pleasing event
was largely attended. A cho:,ce
was rendered and a pleasant
was spent by both, parents and
The 'latter took advantage of
occasion to show the esteem and
regard they entertain for their
by presenting her -with `-
rady's companion. -A fine
;girl arrived at the home of Mr.
Dickins on Dec. 23, -Mr. George
.is confined to,his ,bed, .and
she has slightly improved he is
quite ill. His son, William arriv-
home from the West a few days
-Luther Pym of Toledo is rhe
of ,Frank Davis, Jr.
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Mr and Mrs. J. B. Hodgins enter
their family on Christmas Day,
Mr. and -Mrs. W. R. Hodgins
Petrolea; ` Misses Mae and Ada of
Miss Mattie of Detroit and
lvfr,
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Webb
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this
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Mrs.
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Perkins
Tuesday.
and Mrs. Manse H. and Miss
at home. -Mr. and Mrs. Archie
and family of Parkhill are
a few of the holidays in
,, neighborhood. -Master Willie
and Misses Elsa Love and Glad
Turnbull spent Christmas week
'cousins near - Springbank,-Miss
Webb is visitirr,g with her sis-
Mrs, 3. H. MacGregor for'a fete
-Miss Myrel Ireland is spending
holidays with relatiNes in Heasall'
_Beryl arid ,Masters Rob and
Jennison are spending their bol-
with relatives here and at Grand
-Miss Hazel Sherritt'of Ottawa
'Miss Lydia of Toronto` spent the
week under the parental
-Mr. Thos. Love attended the
of the late John Forest, near
Green on Monday.
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Will Hunter and wife, Wilson
:and vi.ife, spent Christmas
with their uncle, William Oke of
Seaforth-Mr. Weymouth Penwar-
of Strathroy is spending the hol-
with his brother Albert.-- Mr.
Mrs ,Richard Down of Strathroy
Christmas with tlhe latter's..
Robert Wood and also . Mx,
:fees. James McLaughlan of Walton
Laura Woods returned home last
after spending'a year and a half
the west. -Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
of Comber spent Sunday
Monday with Chas. Godbolt, ,jr.
B. S. Stokes of 'Belleville Col-
is spending the holidays with
Herdman. -Miss 'Beatrice Wilcox
spending the holidays with her niece
Clinton, Mrs. Ernie Rowcliffe. -
Mudge of London is visiting' her
Mr. Robert Wilcox. -Mr. Wn'
of London visited here on
Election Cards
TC' THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN
E HEN
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1 an again before'the electors of
Stephen for the Reeveship. During..
the past year we have, done our best
and we` believe done well for our
township. During that time. I have.
beer' at the heart •91, -the council and
I think- the'•.atepayers realize. thatofur
services have such as to a
been.warrant h
my re-election; for which I now ask
your vote and influence. . Thanking
you for. past favors I remain
Yours very truly
W. D. SANDERS
TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN
Havingbeen earnestlyrequested to
q
allow my :name to go before the elec-
tor:, of Stephen for the, office of
Reeve, I solicit your- hearty. ` support-
to secure my election. If elected I
promise' you the'same' careful atten-'
do to- the best interests_ of the
Township. I wish you all a very hap-
py New? Year.' Very truly,.T
.'
W, R. LLIOTT
,Auction Sale
OF `FARM STOCK
an LOT 6„ CON, 7, USBORNE, o.ne
mile south of Elimville, on --TUESDAY
ato'clock,-
JANUARY 13, 1 o cl ,
Horses -1 Cl'ydesdal horse, 5 years
old, by' Lord Sharp; 1 Shire mare,; 5
years, by Sir Rupert; 1 filly, rising
2 years. by Baron Ireby.
26 HEAD OF CATTLE- 8 ch nice
cows of deepest milking strain; 4 cbw5
rettewe,d inside of 30 days; 1 reg, Dur-
hair cow; 1 cow due at, time of sale;
o°ne cow due' IVlar, 4; .1 cow' due May
14th ; I. cow, due lune 5; every cow
is right mid in good, ,condition ; Two
steers rising 3 years, (cash); 2, steers
rleini;-'2 yeetrs; `3 heifers rising 2 nears
2• steers rising! 1 year; 5 heifer calves
all from the cows mentioned. '2 young
t • wwith nine
e "��rks i sow
colics, on Yorkshirei M
pigs two wedk'•s'O1d; ,
, Terms -•$5 and • trader rash ;= ' :Over
that amount 10months ' credit on ap-
proveal joint notes; $ pe'r cent , dis-
co'.t:'t'. off. for Cash. .
jOS, WHITE ' J, T, MINERS
Ant-fFnnt e1 PCOnrietOr
THE 4;�,NADIAN BA:11TK'
OF CQMMER�E
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V,O.,'LL.D„ D•C.L.. President
ALEXANDER LAIRD JOHN AIRD
General Manuiiea' Assistant General Manager:
CAPITAL, -$15,000,000 REST,. $12,500,0,0
B'ANKIN'G BY MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian
Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the
o e
same careful attention as is given to all other departments of
Bank's `business, Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this
way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. 8.4
EXETER BRANGIi-47, L. WAUGH, M.anager., Branch also at Crediton
Mols�ns Bank
The
Incorporated.1855
Capital & Reserve $8,700,000
85 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A IENERAi. BANKIN6 BUSINESS TRANSACTED).
CIRCULAR LETTERS 9F CREDIT .•....: , ......., ,.,
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES .,... ..... . Issued
BANK' MONEY;ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Braecheis.. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents' at Pieter for the Dominion Government.
DIOEB0N & CARLIN0,'SOlieitors. N. D. HURDON Manager,
uron::: County
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Business ' Men es
Association
PAPERS ON PROHIBITION .;
NO.,a
The MAIN DIFFICULTY that ad-
ocates'of License Law have to con-
nd with . is THE : IGNORANCE gen
rally prevailing on the question. In
pita of the most impressive lessons to
e contrary Prohibitionists are
OING THEIR BEST to INCREASE
e USE of INTOXICANTS.
The explanation . of this paradox is
asily obtained. The majority ,do not
gad or study out the ; question for
hemselves. They listen chiefly to
dvice given in sermons -and the
reachers of these sermons generally
ssume that legislation can change cus$
,ms,; control appetites and banish
C. • our midst what is legally made
old. and imported.
. ,G 'L.
I L Tb ATO 'NEVER H 5
I N A .'SNI;
�iEVER WILL DO THIS, In, the
otorious state of .Maine, General Neal
Dow the fatherofProhibition Pr h bL loo •her
L E
stifled that he could show very fine
esidences owned.by men who had
a d AFORTUNE LL
m sse SELLING
INCE PROHIBITION CAME INTO
ORCE
Evidence furnished by the highest
r ho 'ties cangiven,s
t rL i be: almost ad
finitum,a
showingthat in Maine
r,
robibitin has signally failed to bring
out the results desired by its ' ad-
icates.
Nothing short • of "Rotten'describes
c •'conditions there. ONE' EXAMPLE
In PORTLAND, Maine, Ander
ROHIBITION the ARRESTS lox
RUNKENNESS in' 1880. were 43.
{ per thoasand. In 1893-39.14 per
ousand. In MONTREAL, finder
10ENSE LAW, 19.24, end in 1893
1,36. Will prohibitionists -Will those
ho think of voting for_ the Scott
ct SIMPLY PONDER OVER
HESE FIGURES, and read, mark:
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A SEAPORT.CITY under leleOR-
1BITION inn 13 YEARS, varies ONLY
oni 43.44 to 39.14 art .arrests "or
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HE HURON COUNTY BU+SISS
MEN'S ASSOCIAtION. ,
hu Ransford, W. Jackeem,
)'resident, 5eiot'ettle
FAE11d' FOR SALB
The undersigned is offering for sale
Lot 6, North Botnndary Stephen; con-
taining 100 acres of good land. There
is on the premises 'a good frame house
with' stone cellar;, bank barn with ce-
ment floors; 8 good 'wells, and a
small orches 'Td,.This e ins a good grain
or grass farm, or would make a good
stock .farm. Situated two miles from
Eaet..+r phone n th :house.' Will be sold
reasonanbe. For 'particulars apply on
the premises, or write the undersigned,
Fred Green, Hay, 'or . -:13. S. Phillips,
Exeter.
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for sale
Lot 7, Con. 2, Stephen, containing 100
acres There is on the ..presets nes
brick house, bank barn, and othe
buildings; young orchard, about
acres bush balance under cultiv
This is one of the best farms in
township and will be sold at a re
onable price; located within 1;4 mile.
from Centralia and school is on ea
.farm For particulars apply en. --
premises, or by mail to J,' R. Neil.
Centralia Ont.
NOMINATION
-o--
The annual meeting for nomination
of candidates for offices of Reeve,
Deputy -Reeve and three Councillors
for the Municipal Council of the
Township ,of McGillivray, for the en-
suing year, will be held in the Town
Hall, West McGillivray, on Monday,
Dec. 29 1913, at 12 o'clock .noon.
Polls if required will be opened on
Monday. the 5th day of January, t914
at 9 o'clock a.m. ' and continue until
til. 5 o'clock p. m. and no longer; in
the several polling sub -divisions of
the. said Township as follows ;-No. 1 i•
Morgan's
House, Lot 12, con. 3, Jas,
Neil. Jr„ D. R. 0.; No. 2, Cunning-,
hair's House, Lot 15, ton. 11, A. eem-
n•n ha
r m D. R
O. • No. 3 Pierce's
g Pi
,
,
�.
House, r se Lot 5
1 con. 11,Moses Pierce,
1 L rc ,
D R. �0.; No. 4, Cameron's School.
House, Sec. 8, S. Robinson, O. •
No 5.Tows', Hall, 3'. D. D. R. Drummond,
D. R O.; No. 6, Taylor's School, Sec,
12 Thos. McInnis; D. R. 0.; No: 7,
Nichol's House, Lot 8, 22nd con,, An-
drew Grieve, D. R. 0.
J. D. Drummond, Returning O.
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOMINATION INATION.AND .ELECTION
Public Notice is hereby given that
a meeting of the electors of the Vil-
lage of Exeter will be held in the
TOWN HALL, EXETER, on MON.
DEC 20,.1913, at 12 o'clock noon.,
for the purpose of making and receiv-
ing' nominations for Reeve, CoundilNr?
and School Trustees for the ensuin_�
year; and further notice is hereby give
en that in the event of more candida-
tes being: ,proposed for .the offices
than required to be elected, the meet-
ing will ' :be adjourned ,until, Monday,
Tan 5th, 1914, when polis will ae op-
ened at 9 a. m,, closing at 5 p• m.,
et the following, places: as fixed by
Village By-law, viz: -
No. 1 -Silas Handford's Residence
E. Trebles I), R, 0.; Sid, Davis, Pols
Clerk
No. 2 -Town Hall, Wellington johns
D. R. 0.; Harold Bissett, ;Poll Clerk.
No. 3 -.Mrs. Mitchell's Office, [I. E.
Huston D. R,O„ Percy Gillies, Poll
Clerk.
No, 4 -North End Fire Hall, Alex,
McPherson D. R. 0.; reed Witw
Poll Clerk.
And
all electors .
1 5 r aree
hereby r
ed to take notice and govern t1'.
selves accordingly,
T 13: Carling, Returning Offic 1
At the Advocate o°fine is to be
Lound as large and complete a'stock
oi' envelopes, of all sires,, for buss-
nes sand.pl-o1essionel purposes, as is
carried ett' •Murton Count, ;