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TWENTIETH YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1907.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
Paid Up Capital: $3,000,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
21:S111,1US JARVIS, Esq., - - - !resident
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, Esq., First i'iee-President
A. A. ALLAN, Esq., - . Second I'i,r-President
IdoN. U. MCMILLAN,
ARCI[. CAMPB,CI.t., Esq., M.P.
A. E. DyatENT, Esq., M.P.
1'. G. Jeatatart,
General -Manager.
If0N. PETER MCLAREN,
W. K. McNAI'GIIT, Esq., M.P.
At,r;x. DRU'CY., Esq., K.C.
R. CASSELS,
Asst. General -Manage,.
Savings Bank Department.
Interest at best current rates paid quarterly.
JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood,
II. ARNOLD, Manager Henson Branch
The Old Reliable
A few days more and Fall will be here. We beg to announce that
OUR FALL GOODS
ARE COMING TO HAND DAILY
And when completed we will have as fine a display as we have
ever shown. This week we are snaking
A SPECIAL SALE IN
'immoisillEADY-NIADE CLOTHINC
In Mens' Boys' and Youths. Latest styles and patters. If you
wish to have a snit made to order we can please you with the
stock as we carry a fine line of Tweeds and Worsteds.
New Sats, New Ties, Collars, Braces, Etc.
Everything in Gents' Furnishing line that yon require.
Highest Price paid for produce
iCARLING BROS.
Protlesolossi Cards.
Da. 0. F. ROL'LATON, L. D. 8.. D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. I). 8. of Ontario and honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OPYICF: oyer Dickson & ('arling's Law Office, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
gibiDR. A. It. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D. D. 8.•
Honor graduate of Toronto universes.
DENTIST,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Once ober Olwlman & Stanbury's office. Main street
iss W r.
Medical
AT. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. t'nhy.) MEMIIER
• College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
newer Muse Surgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
Successor to Dr. J. A. aollins. Residence: East on
SM street north of oMce, Exeter, Ontario.
Leis'.
DIOKSON t CARLiNO, BARRISTERS, 8OLIC1-
tors, Notaries, ('oreevancers, Commissioners.
Solleitots for Molsons (tank. etc.
Mouoy to Loan at lowest rates of Interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter.
1. R. OARLt'o, B.A., L H. Diessos
MONEY TO LOAN.
W. have a large amount of prh ate funds to loan
in tum and village properties at low rates of Inter
est.
(MADMAN & STA inuRY,
Barristers, 8oliciton,Main et., Exeter On
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal In•orp.nrated itocletr of
Must ions, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial
Chur•h,Exeter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory
of Music. Terms on alpplication. Exeter, Ont,
Two Farms for Sale or Rent
The undersigned is oft.rin: for sale or rent. Lot
12, N It., Itiddulph, roataininx 111 sores, and the i. ,
are faro, on the opposite side of the road, Ushorne
Pp' , being I Lot 1.2. on the former there is *good
tri' k house, 2 barns (one t.ankl: driving house and
many other improvements. There are no buildings
on the it' a%re.. Thi. 1. an excellent property and
will t'e sold separate or combined at a very reasnu•
able pnoe. For perticulan apply to
THOS. KENSF.LA, Whalen
or to DICKSON t CARi.INO, Earter
Ivry, gym, Iti'lfrIlF11, 'Ur 'IF Mr
CLINTON
'BUSINESS COLLEGE
Educates to inert the living
demands of a progressive
Age, Most exact ing, modern
city offlees delighted with
our graduates. Our manage -
merit trains more young peo-
ple annually than any other
in Western Ontni ie. 11•e
have incorporated the coun-
sels of our TEN 1 EACH ERS
into one grand unexcelled
whole. Both courses for
price of one. ilay students
may attend night classes free
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•1t Term Opeen Sept. led 4
Enter ally that'.
individual Instruction.
Write far h tndsonte eat
liEO, St'(►'iTON, Print ipal.
i else A rte: Aid! Jai Aka
Farm for Sale
The undersigned is offering for sale that so sere,
of land, being parts of lots r and t. in the ht con. of
the tillage of Eceter, also the line brick dwelling
and three lots on William street, adjacent to the
farm. There is on the farm a frame barn and all ix
well underdrainol. Farm will he sold without house
if desired. Tenus easy. For particulars apply to
JOHN IIAWKSIIAW, Fatter
House and Lot for Sale.
'i acre, being part of lot 15, Con. 12, l-ehorne.
On this property there is a good brick cottage and
stable, if riot sold will be rented. Apply to
T. CAMERON, Auet, Farquhar
Farm for Sale or Rent.
The undersigned is offering for pale or rent, 1.t I.,
North Boundary, Biddulph, . ontalning 1e° terra.
There is on the premises concrete house, brick kit
. hen and woodahtd; bank barns, gnat orehani, 2
good wells, about 5 acres bush. All seeded down
but about to acres. Will be sold or rented at •
reasonable figure. For particular• apply to.
111C11. 1.I'KEIt, ('F'NTR.IL.IA.
Farm for Sale
I2.5 a' res of goes! land, being i.nt 19, and W to 1s.
Con. 1.1, Ilibbert. noes' property, well built, well
situatet end mast be sold. Terms eaoy. apply to
T. ('AIIERON, .tact., Fargnha
DR. PINGEL LONDON,
ONTARIO
O
GIectrlcal treatment of ellseaaes of
women a specialty.
Extensive Auction
Sale of Horses.
Mr. C. E. Hackney will offer for sale
by Public Auction ori
FRIDAY, S E i'T.20t h at
('OM1t1'.R('L1I. tl(►TEL, EXETER
a choice lot of
Work Horses. Oo1N and Drivers. Ml
in first class condition.
C. Pe Re Wreck at Caledon,
:.n excursicn train jumped the rails
at 4'aledon, near Toronto, on Tuesday
morning tet i► o'clock, and six people
were killed and twenty•two more or
less badly insured.
Five rats followed the engine down
the embankment, ani were Pm/milled
beyond repair.
The train was running ata high rate
of epecd and did not slow down when
roll riding the "horseshoe" curve. it is
not customary to slew down although
the cur we i. one .+f the most decided in
the country.
Four calla did not go over the ern- yy
anknlent. the injury. t Sunday with y Andr w
Labor Day at Exeter.More Firebugs at Seaforth A Ltrgt• nataaller ftnilt hart• pietierd tet
e (i„uui Bend on Saturday and report
a splendid tinct. -Rey, H. Hazelwood
Seaforth, Sept. 3 -Last night the to ftlrulcr jinni)). pastor of this circuit,
Baseball Games tuwit was ecce more thrown into a supplied ter Hey. Fair last Sunday,
state of consternation by a series of Iter•, 1•'ttit'tieing away for a few weeks
fires, the first of which occurred about holidays.
%Vel tutnn & %Vard vs Exeter IJ it
WortmanAt Weed vs Crediton Is 1
Creditor) vs Exeter -- 10•'2
Labor Day was an unusually active
one in Exeter this year. Hitherto the
day has been allowed to pass otT with-
out any attempt at any kind of sports,
but this year the baseball club took
advantage of the day to secure three
games of ball, and the result was
many people, who would otherwise
have gone away, remained in town
and large numbers came in from the
surrounding villages and country.
Exeter beat 1Vortnian & Ward in the
morning by a score of 0-t3. The club
expected that the spectators would see
a first-class exhibition of ball when
1Vortrnan & Waris of London and
the Crediton Stars played in the after-
noon but the green or something else
did not seem to suit London in the
afternoon with the result that Credi-
ton made five in the fitst innings and
kept on piling up the score until the
eighth when the game was called to
allow London to catch the train, the
score then standing 18-1 in favor of
Crediton. Whether that first inning
broke London's heart or whether that
organ was "busted" before they came
on the ground is a question. They
early lost interest in the game and so
did the spectators. To give the latter•
something more for their money a
game was arranged on the spot be-
tween Crediton and Exeter in which
the former won 10-3.
A good crowd was on the ground in
the morning when AVortrnan & Ward
played Exeter and the game proved
to the best of the day. Henley and
Reynolds were pitcher and catcher'
respectively for London, while Catling
and Hoskins did sirniliar duty for the
hornesters. London went to bat first
and made 1 run. Exeter blanked. In
the second both teams failed to score.
London made 1 in the third and Exe-
ter three, The visitors failed to reach
house in the 4th and 5th while Exeter
made 3 in the 5th. Frequent connec-
tions with the ball and a bad throw in
the sixth gave London 4, while Exeter
made :3. Landon failed to score in the
seventh and Exeter had no need to go
to hat in this inning the score standing
0.0 in their favor. Carling played a
fine gauge and had all kinds of strike
outs to his credit while Hoskins be-
hind the bat is a wonderful boy, afraid
of nothing and plays all the time. The
other Exeter players were at them-
selves throughout and showed great
improvement. The following is the
line tip and score:
LONDON
%fc('onnell 0 1
Shannon 1
Sherritt 0 U
Reynolds 0
Quick 0
Flynn 0
Rowe t)
Carrothers 0
Henley 0
EXETER
0 0-1
1 -2
1 -I
O 0 -0
O 1 -1
0 1 -1
O 0 -0
O 0-0
O 0-0
Harding f) 0 1 0 -1
Powell nevelt 1 -1
U
McConnell 0 0 1 -1
Carling 0 0 0 1 -.1
Heitman 0 0 (I 0 -0
Creech 0 (1 -0
Hoskins 1 u O -1
Ilttwkeluaw 1 I -2
Knight 1 0 1 -2
The biggest crowd seen on the recre-
ation ground for many years witnessed
the afternoon game a goodly number
coming out from Crediton. The Stars
were at themselves all through the
gator' and piled up 18 runs, while Lon -
den, as has been mentioned, only
touched op Rau for a few hits and
played ragged ball in nearly every in-
nings. Even when playing up to the
mark it is doubtful if they could trim
Crediton, as that village has its fine a
lot of players as one would wish to see
on the diamond. Steell, the catcher,
enfettenately gut a badly smashed
third finger on the right hand in the
seventh by being hit with the ball and
his place was (ilk ell by Wolfe. ft is
Piot necessary to individualize as every
Maly knows t hat earn ('redibon player
plays his place in pretty good style',
while London's !test playing was done
in the nut field whet they gathered in
many goad flies that looked like
two or three baggers. The players and
scores were:
McConnell
Shannon
iherritt
Reynolds
Quick
Flynn
Rowe
McConnell
Ell vva rd s
Rail
Brawn
young
Kerr
Brown
Beaver
Fahner
Mc('ue
Snell
a quarter to nine and the last at half ----- -....m..--
past one. The firs[ was at the Grand
StC1)11('ll Council
Trunk ft eight sheds, but was noticed Council met at thehl'„wn Hall, ('red•
before it had made Innen headway. itun, Monday, Sept. 2, at 1 p.m. All
Handfuls of waste cotton saturated Members present except Councillor
with oil were found in different {,arts Sanders. Minutes of previous meeting
of the building. read and adopted. Resolved that Step -
tatter a !umbet' pile was on fire, also hen Webb attend to the settlement of
it kitchen adjoining 1'. ,Veleh's house. gravel. taken fro,u the pit owned by
Special constables were. appointed Mrs. Elliott and that the Clerk procure
but even then the fiend succeeded in the services of good practical men for
destroying Wen. Fortune's barn and the purpose of manufacturing con -
contents. trete tile and to instruct them to keep
a proper record of the actual cost of
the respective sizes manufactured, for
ADDITIONAL LOCALS the information of the Council and
further that the Clerk notify the de-
liquent gravel contractors, that if their
contl'actsare not completed by the 20th
hero visiting. inst., the council will re -let and {told
Mr. A Marchand spent Monday in the contractor responsible for any loss
Preston and other plaices. the Council may be put to.
Dr. Harry Browning of Caledonia, The wafter of appointing a Collec-
llMinn., is borne on a visit.
tor of Taxes was laid over until next
Mies Annie Easterbrook has return- meeting when the Council will he
ed from her visit to Seaforth, pleased to accept applications for the
Mr. E. Senior of Toronto spent the positions.
holiday with his parents here. Following orders were passed: G.T.
Mr. �':d. Fowell of New York is visit- R•, freight on concrete tile moulds,
ingMrs. Fowell at Grand Bend. $'1.:31; J L Thomas, et al, drainage
taa'arde 7S5,i o '
Mr. Geo. Cudmore is spending a felt Sr Ross. Taylor Co., hint-
Mr.
in Kipper.' with his brother. bee, $75.35; W White, plank on cul -
Mr. and -Mrs. John Pedler left Tues.
vert 50c.
day to visit friends in Fraserville. Council adjourned to Oct. 7, at 1
Mr. Mark Mitchell of London visited P.nl, -11• Either, ('lark•
his parents here during the week. -
Mrs. Jos. Lanrbrook and father Mr. t.Clltr:lliA
Robert Fanson are visiting in Oshawa. Mrs. Geo. Burney with three child -
Mrs. Townsend of Toronto is the ren of Brockville is the guest of her
guest of her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Mal. cousin Mrs. Thos. W. Neil -Air. and
loy. Mrs. D. Maguire of Lcntdon and Mrs,
Miss Gladys Ford, after a pleasant Braunton of Lucan visited at the home
visit in London, returned home Tues- of T. Neil last week. --Miss Lillian Sal -
day. ton returned to her home Monday ev-
Mt•. and Mrs. E. J. Shapton are ening after visiting her sister, Mrs.
spending a week in Hamilton and To. Colwill,-Miss C. Bell of Boston is v'is-
ronto. iting her aunt,Mrs. Cochrane. -Luther
Mrs. Lowe of �Varroad, Minn„ is Pymm spent Monday with his mother
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Richard and sister.-Ethelhurt Butt and wife
Davis. of Detroit are visitors atthe parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart arrived -Austin Duplan is attending High
home from Muskoka and Toronto School at Cocain -Mrs. George Bxyn-
Wednesday. hang has gone to visit with her daugh-
Mrs. Jas. Creech, Jr„ and daughter tees in Manitoba. --Miss 121:7,2 Nevins
Laura, left Wednesday to visit friends of London is visiting her aunt Mrs.
at Ithaca, N. Y. McCoy. -The Epworth League. will
Miss Edith Ranney of Milverton take the services in the Methodist
visited her cousin, Mrs. G. F. Holliston church Sunday, Rev. Butt being away
over the holiday.
on his holidays. -Miss Blanche Smith
Dr. Arnos, who has been holidaying is visiting friends in Port Perry. -Mrs.
at Muskoka tor a couple of weeks, re- Andrew !licks returned Saturday ev-
turned home last evening. ening after visiting friends in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, of Grand -After a two months stay with Gor-
Rapids, Mich., are guests of the forst- don Wilson, Lloyd Rosenberger has
er's sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Amos, returned to London. -.Miss harsh Neil
Miss Lillian Butt, after spending a has returned from her visit to Sea -
few days with Miss Olive Westcott, forth. -Miss Evelyn Simpson has re -
returned to Clinton Tuesday. turned from a very pleasant visit in
Miss Blanche Atkinson returned Woodham. -A number front this vi -
home this wt'ek front a few weeks' cinity are attending Toronto exhibi-
visit in Owen Sound and London. tion while a number' intend taking in
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Follick arrived London fair next week. ---Labor Day
horse to -day from an extended trip to passed oft very quietly here. --Misses
Wester n Canada and United States. Mattie and Lydia }landlord are visit -
Misses Carrie Dyer, Addie Morlock, ing their sister Mrs. Will Foster at
Merril Gould and Miss Itickt..eil, mill- Tot•onto.-Miss Allis Wilson is visiting
iners, returned horse from Toronto her sister at Strathroy.-Owing to the
this week. inclement weather Sunday thecongre-
Mr. 'ef G, Handford of Dowsman, , gatiols was small in the Methodist
R'is., arrived here Saturday to visit i church, but those who were. present in
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hated-) the evening thoroughly enjoyed the
ford, for ten days. sermon by Rev. Batt. his subject being
Miss I(osy Finkbeiner of Ilier•lin "Early Pioneer.”
spent Sunday and Monday with her (Intended for lust week)
sister Mrs. Esli Heywood, returning Ppt:sENTATtox--On Tuesday even -
to Berlin on Tuesday morning. ing of last week more than 50 persons
Mrs. (Dr.) Browning, who has been assembled at the residence of Mr'. S.
on a six weeks' visit with her son, Dr. Davis to bid farewell Miss I,.Anderson,
W. E. Browning at Caledonia, Minn., one of our popular young ladies. who
returned home Tuesday. has left for Vancouver. A general
Mr, and Mrs. 1Vm.Wilsun of ('opies• good time was spent though there
ton intend stowing to Exeter. They was a spirit of sadness at the prospec-
will reside on Mimeo', street. Mr•s, tiye departure of so estimable a young
Wilson is at present visiting at the woman from our midst. During the
home of her father, Mr. C. 11. Horsey, evening a beautiful and valuable siI-
herP• ver tea service was presented to her
by her many admiring friends. Miss
Free Steamboat Excursion to Detroit istura Britt read the address and Mies
Ida Abbott matte the presentation.
Several short speeches of rongratulx-
tion on the one hand and regret on
the other were trade by the guests
present, as Miss Anderson has gone to
the Pacific Coast to wed tier bethroth- I
al, who is a railhead ►nail. She took
her departure on Wednesday evening,
troit and return, en the first-class, ,t large number gathered at the rail -
steamer King Edward, leaving (lode- 1 way station to hid her good-bye.
Bich at 1► a. tn. 11'ednestlays. Sept. 18th - -
rand 'Sit h, returning leave Detroit O a. iss }erid 1 and of Ph1svh. All tickets
Builders'
111. Fr on and after and1 Ph will be good
LONDON on last trip up. (" 7th1
o _ Regtllor season round-trip rate is $3,
0 u 0 0 0_0 Only a limited eumbet' of tickets will
u 0 0-0 be apportioned. therefore applicants
O 0 0 -0 should immediately advise us dates of
O -O their expected arrival, and price of
1 0 __i rooms desired. (guests may remain a
1) 0 0 _-0 few :lays, then take their trip and
0 0 0 -0 complete their week on retnrn,ot they
14 0 -0 may arrive' just in time for boat trip
('Itl•:DITON and stay whole week on return. Ho-
tel rates. $0 to $12 weekly. include
1 0 (► (I (1 -1 comfortable rooms and first-class
0 0 1 0 1 1 -3 tneals. Do not arrive before afternoon
1 0 1 0 1 -3 of Saturday, lath, as all morns are be -
0 0 0 1-1 ing engaged until then by (1 xicrich
1 0 1 0 n 0-2 "Old Boys and Girls" and railway,
1 1 0 0 (1 1-3 and steamboat and municipal repre-
1 1 0 1 0 0-3 sentatives coming to official celebra•
O 1 0-1 tion of C. 1'. i3. entrance into (lode -
1 0 0 -1 rich.
The Summer Hotel is beautifully sit -
Mrs. Ed. Treble and Leon are home
from London.
Miss Mabel Follick of St. Marys is
An Ideal Autumn Holiday.
The Goderich Summer Hotel hereby
offers, free to each guest paying for
one week's entertainment on or after
Sept. !Rh, a special round trip ticket.
good for an all day bake and river ride
of 130 miles each way, Goderich to De -
A six innings game was played be-
tween Crediton and Exeter at the con- (Well on the hill•crest, over'ooking
elusion of the London Crediton game, Lake Huron, its broad, covered veron-
ica!) the players slightly changed, doh (Z41 feet longi being 122.1 feet above
Powell. Harding and Mc('onnell'splac- the Lathing beach. interesting, illus -
es being taken by I'Alwards, Spack•
nian and ('rocker. The result was in
favor of Crediton 10 3.
Hee. McI'hee of Loddon umpired the
first and second gamete and did it well.
in fact he was the whole life of the
second game. Geo. Anderson umpired
the last game satisfactorily.
Sea forth: Alex Gordon, a prominent
(.,rater of McKillop, carne nearly Ins•
ing his life by the breaking of the
1.111111('x'
Its. A. E. titetval t :ung children of
somet(11 have returned horse after
visiting tel.ttiwex here' for the past
week or so. --Hiss Vera Glenn is at-
tending Clinton yodel. --'.Hiss Step-
henson of Listowel is the guest of her
sister Mt o. sessplt Vance. -Francis
Kyelima l returned home this week
floul'l'oronto.-- 1(.1(. Glenn and J. E.
McDonnelIlensall spent Sunday in
yitchell. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart
lutnounc•e the Mal 'lags. of their d:ulgh-
ter Lett to Arthur N. Campbell, to
tteke•plaeo early in October.
Bitl(lull)L
The severe A -4•0111(:t( storm which
crossed 1Vesteru Ontario Tate Sunday
{tight did considerable damage espec-
ially by the destruction of barns,tuany
of them filled with freshly -harvested
crops. The storm Which in many cases
was accompanied by wind and hail,
was quite general, and despite its darn -
aging nature tt':t • greeted as :t results
Godsend by the fanners. For weeks
the distress caused by lack of rain has
been considerable, crops being dam-
aged, pastul'es ailing Land trouble even
being experienced in getting water for
stock. Mr. Perrin, w•lu lives on the
boundary line, lost all his cro os, which
were stored in his bard, and several
head of cattle.
Dian, -The death occurred at Vic-
toria Hospital, London, 011 Sunday
morning when ,Ii -s. Ellen Blackwell
passed away as the result of Bl'ight's
disease. Deceased was (13 years of age
and bad been ailing for over two years.
She was the fourth daughter of the
late Frank Neil, of Ottawa. She was
a former resident of this township and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
her. About twelve years ago the fam-
ily moved to London where they have
since resided. Five dauughters and
three sons survive.
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BiRTHS
MoLLAIID--At Grand Bend, Sept. 2, to
Adelhert Jlollard and wife, a daugh-
ter.
FORHEST-At Parr Line, Hay, Aug. 27,
to Jno. Forrest and wife a daughter.
VEAL -•At Ailsa Craig, Ana, 25, to F.
Veal and wife, a daughter.
STS(•KI.E-At Bronson bine, Stanley,
Aug. 28, to H. Steckle and wife, a
daughter.
MARRIAGES.
C'ASAI':LI' -Crum-In Clinton, Sept. 1,
Samuel G. Cassels to Miss Libbie
Crich, both of Clinton.
HAItT-ROBINSON--At Kirkton, on
Wednesday, Aug. 21st, by Rev. Mr.
}Lacey, Wm. George hart, of Win-
throp, to Miss Charlotte I(obieson,
of Kirkton,
ORATHIS
CAIttasl.R-in Seaforth, on Aug. 28th,
Sarah Carlisle, aged 0t) years.
FALL
FAIRS
if you are going to exhibit at
the Fall Fairs this season the
smallest details should not he
neglected.
A little thing may go tt long
way toward the showing to ad-
vantage of your teats, horse or
outfit.
Not Only in Harness
Do We Excel
but also in Light Open Bridles,
Tan Halters, Bt idle Checks,
Collar Tops, Whips and Rugs.
It Would be Wise to purchase
now ()Heave your order, thus
insuring satisfaction and no dis-
appointment.
W.J. Beer, Exeter
Hardware
No old shop-worn stock, clean,
new, up-to-date Hardware for
houses, barns and buildings of
all kinds at close prices, bought
last fall before the rise.
GLASS
Just received an important shipment from Euro1-e.
All sizes in stock. Barn glass 11 specialty.
trated. eduontienal folders tnai ed free - -s
on reg0Pat immediately.
BARN DOOR HANGERS
Elimville
The harvesting is nearly finished
and already the fall wheat seeding
hos comaler+ced.--D. itowclifTe and
family of Exeter spent the holiday
with friends herr.-Mrs. Root. 13irlch
rind Miss Florence B. ,end Mrs. .1.
Crone of M. Marts visited at the home
•ling rope allowing the lift of hay to of Mrs. W. s the first of the IEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STO'YE STORE
fall on him, He ahoy not recover frsem .week. I. Andrew and tamil • of ('rom•
The reliable Round Track Hangers, two sizes, $1.00
and $1.25 per pair, also Myers. Loud( ns and �V deux
Hangers. The best Bangers and at the best prices
h
arty spentun ay a .—