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TWENTIETH YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, S11.11TEMBP 11 19. 1907.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Sovereign Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE:-TORONTO.
r Paid Up Capital: $3,000,000.
BOARD Of
1F,MIL1L18 JARVI$, Esq.,
RANDOLPlt MACDONALD,
A. A. ALLAN, Esq.,
HON. D. MCIMILLAN,
ARCH. CAMPBELL„ Esq., M.P.
A. E. DVME,NT, Esq., M.P.
F. G. JItMn1EMT,
General -Manager.
DIRECTORS:
President
ident
Esq., Firs! Pict-I'rtsidcn!
• Second !'ice-!'rc'sidc•n!
Ifov. PETHR McI,.AREN,
W. K. MIcNeceirr, Esq., M.P.
AI.Ex. fierce, Esq., K.C.
R. CASSNI.S,
Asst. General -,!fang(,.
Savings Bank Department.
Interesteat best current rates paid quarterly.
JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood,
H. ARNOLD, Manager Hensel! 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 making
A SPECIAL SALE IN
READY-MADE CLOTHINC
In Mens' Boys' and Youths. Latest styles and patters. If you
wish to have a suit made to order we can please you with the
stock as we carry a fine line of Tweeds and Worsteds.
New Hato, New Ties, Collars, Braces, Etc.
Everything in Gents' Furnishing line that you require.
Highest Price paid for produce
ACARLING BROS.
1Frt'efessloial Card..
pit O. F. ROIJLSTON, L. D. 8., 0. D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. D. 9. of Ontario and Honor
graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: Over Dickson & Carling's law OM, e, in
De. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L 0. 8., D. D. 8..
Honor graduate of Toronto Unlverlst,.
DENTIST,
:ipso ortracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Ofe. over Madman k Stanbury's o9i 'e, Main street
Snots.
Medical
F. MALLOY, M. R. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBERk. College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
r Horse Surgeon Toronto western Hospital.
Meoosssor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: Eget on
inn street north of office, Exeter, Ontario.
Legal.
DIOKSON tk CARLINO, BARRISTERS, 801.11C1-
tors. Notaries, Commissioners.
/Nlcltors for Motions Bank, et,.
Mosey to Lose at lowest ratesof Interest.
Once', Main street, Exeter.
1. S. OAsu.., SA., L. 1I. Dtcssos
MON TO LOAN.
W. have a large amount of private bads to loan
• tum ad village properties at Ioa rates of Inter
OIL
OLADMAN A STA NRt'Itt',
Barristers, Sollcitors,Main Pt , Exeter On
Wiliam Brown
Prof. Diploma of Racal inecrpnrat.d Society of
iwiciene. England; Organist of Tnvitt Memorial
Oburch,Exeter. Piano, Organ, Ilarn,ony and Theory
01 Music, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont,
Farm for Sale or Rent.
The undersigned is offering for sale or rent, Lot •'•,
North Boundary, tiddulph, containing HP acres.
There is on the premu.es concrete house, brick kit•
cher and w oodahr.t; 2 hank turs, east orchard. 2
cool wells, about S acres hush. A11 seeded down
but about 10 acres. Will he sold or rented at a
reasonal.le figure. For particulars apply to.
particulars
i.l'KI:R, a 1 NTRALiA.
serierirrir Mr NI
CLINTON
tSINESS COLLEGE
Fahicates to meet the living
demands of a progressive
age. Most exacting, modern
city officer delighted with
our graduates. Our manage-
ment trains more young pen•
pee annually than any other
in Western Ontario. \Ne
have incorporated the coun-
eels of our TEN TEA(' 11 K RM
into one grand unexcelled
whole. !loth courlee for
price of one. Day students
may attend night classes free
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individual Instruction.
Write for handsome catalogue
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Farm for Sale
The undersigned 0 offering for sale that S,) acres
of land, heist; parte of Iota 4 and f in the tet con. of
the Village of Exeter, also the fine trick dwelling
and three lots oo William street, adjacent to the
tarn. There 0 on the farm a frame barn and all is
well underdrained. Farm sill be sold sithout house
it desired. Terms east. For particulars apply to
J0I1N nAWI SAAR', Exeter
House and Lot for Sale.
'S acre, being part of lot 1:, Con. 12, Usborne.
On this pr. perty there la • good brick cottage and
stable, if not solduill 1.e rented. Apple to
_ T. ('AMI:BON, Auct., Farquhar
Farm for Sale
12.. acres of ga.l land, being 1,ot 19. and H'u,1•,
Con. 19, llibbert. (.oat property, sell built, sell
situate.! and must be solo!. Terms easy. Apply to
T. CAMERON, Auct., Farquha
Notice
Notice is hereby gi, en that a Court will be held
lurnrant to The Ontario Voters' Lista Act, by 110
lonour the Judge,of the County Court of the Conn
tyof Huron, at the To,,n 11tH, Exeter, on West•
nesdav the Twenty-fifth day nf September, 1907, at
1 . o'clock a. m., to hear and determine complaints
and errors and on,misslons in the Voters' r 1st of the
Municipality of Exeter for 1907.
Dated this loth day of September, 19'i .
Jos. Senior, Clerk_
Steals Cattle --Pleads Guilty
Angus Ford, a young man Of about
23 years of age, residing on the 14th
concession of Stephen, Was arrested in
London on \Ve dnesday evening of last
week on information sent to the city
by Constable. W. J. Bissett of town on
suspicion of stealing cattle from Geo.
O'Leary of Parkhill about two weeks
Lpreviously. Constable Bissett went to
ondon on Thursday and brought the
prisoner here. On Friday he appear-
ed before the magistrates and, pteed-
ing guilty, was sent to Guth:rich for
trial. Ford, it appears, wanted a driv-
er and he came to Exeter and bargain-
ed with Mr. E. E. Hackney to trade
two steers for a horse. Ford called
himself Lewis. He took the horse but
failed to appear with the cattle. Mr.
Hackney bound that the young man's
mune was Ford, :end judging some-
thing was wrong drove back and got
his horse. In a day or two Ford ap-
peared with the cattle, but not having
the $25, did not get the horse. Mr.
Hackney promised to keep the cattle
two weeks until Ford raised the mon-
ey. In a few days the deal was com-
pleted. Mr. O'Leary in the meantime
missed his cattle. and hearing some-
thing of Ford's deal came to Exeter
identified the steers. Constable Bis-
sett was informed of the facts and im-
mediately set the law in motion, with
the result that Ford was recognized
on the train going to London and ar-
rested on his arrival. The horse is
now Lack in Mr, Hackney's stable, the
cattle are back to Mr. O'Leary's pas-
ture and the young man is up for trial.
Landed Another Industry
The \V. A. Gibbs Co. of Hamilton
will build an apple evaporator in Exe-
ter, to employ thirty-five hands for at
least three months in the year. The
building will have t► floor space of 130
by 100 feet in each of two storeys, will
cost $3001 and will be in operation this
fall. Mr. Hamm, manager of one of
the Company's evaporators at Cale-
donia, interviewed the council last
Wednesday evening and offered to es-
tablish an evaporator here, provided
the town would provide a free site.
The council was favorably impressed
with the nian, the company and the
industry and instructed Reeve Bottler
to call a meeting of the business then
and others for three o'clock on Thurs-
day afternoon. This was done and
considering the short notice a fair
number were gathered in the town
Hall at the appointed tine, when the
proposition was laid before the meet -
mg. Reeve Dobler occupied the chair.
Others who addressed the meeting
were Messrs. S. Martin. T. H. McCal-
lum, D. A. Ross, L. IT. Dickson, H.
8p:tektn:tn, W. 1f. Levett and mem-
bers of the Council, all of whom were
in favor of the council's submitting a
by-law to the ratepayers to grant a
free site. It was moved by Messrs.
Spackman and Levett and carried
unanimously: 'Most this Meeting asks
the council to submit a by-law to grant
a free bite to the W. A. Gibbs Com-
pany for an apple evaporator." This
was satisfactory to Mr. Hamm, who
iutmediately telephoned to headquar-
ters and the reply was received that
he proceed at once to build the fac-
tory.
The by-law will not be submitted
until the municipal election at New
Year, when it is also proposed to slab -
mit, it cow by law.
The site chosen for the evaporator
is north of Station street and east of
Mrs. Horrell's residence and is it por-
tion of the late Isaac Catlings estate.
The Company immediately purchas-
ed the land for $500 on the strength of
the Council submitting the by-law,
and prop.p,.e to at once commence the
erection of the building so that the
Sale Registers.
FEW AV, 1 It 'T. 4 On Lot 19, South Thames !toad
LONDON1'.b•irm. \ illi:e of Fanp,h.,r, , 'raring .xl. of
DR. PINGEL, LONDON hitt. b. the pr.q.ert, ill Jahn itilry. Ssle st Ane
r n' I . k Tllo�. 4IMEROn, Au t.
Sloctrlctreatm.nt diseases of
women.Apples a specialty.
Extensive Auction
Sale of Horses.
Mr. C. E. Hackney will offer for sale
by Public Auction on
FRIDAY, SEPT. 20th at
CoMME1U'TAi. HOTEL, EXETER
A choice lot of
Work horses. Colts and Driyers. all
in first class condition.
Auction Sale
OF'
Farm Stock, Implements
OD
LOT 1!t. CON. 5, STEPHEN
on
TI•l*41)AV. O(TOBKR'eth, 1007.
No reserve ae everything meet 1*
sold, since the proprietor ie giving up
farming.
iii). BI)MM)-NT1F:f{I{1-, Auct.
ABRAHAM 1)EARTNO, Sr., Prop.
Farmers and others are Hereby in -
for teed that 1 he Exeter Evaporator is
being re -built. New plant to be local -
on Station St. Highest cash in ices
Paid for apples. Operation to cotn-
mence about Oct. 1131.
Taft W. A. Girlies Co.
AUCTION SALE
FAi{M 5TO('K, iMPi,EMEN'rs, ETC
ON F'RIi)AY, SEPT. 27, 11107 1
etaporetnr may be itt running order 1
itt three weeks. Exeter Fall Fair
The building is to be of the dimen-
sions stated, large enough for a nine
kiln plant, although hitt five kilns will
be in operation this fait.
The by -Law, when submitted should
r eceive the sanction of every voter as
the company is very reasonable in ask-
ing for a site ()illy, is willing that in
Case the ro:upany discontinue busi-
ness here within a few years the land
shall go lack to the town. Exemp-
tion of taxes is not asked. This item
alone will /amount to between $40 and
$00, which in itself ()takes good inter-
est on the towns investment.
The company has four other evapor-
ators in Ontario, one of which is at
Parkhill, six kilns are operated.
Building operations have already
been commenced and are being rapid-
ly pushed forward
Oldest Resident Dies
Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, Exeter's old-
est resident, died on Saturday morn-
ing last in her 95th year, at the resi-
dence of her son Irwin, Huron street.
Although she had beetlrin feeble health
for many years, and several times was
so ill that death was almost hourly ex-
pected, still she had borne up remark-
ably well and less than a week ago she
had been up and about the house. She
was possessed of wonderful vitality
but increasing years gradually wore It
away and before her demise she had
become very thin and frail. The late
Mrs. Armstrong was mentally strong
right up to the time of death and was
able to converse intelligently with
those about her. As a wife and neith-
er she was kind and considerate and
although she lived many years beyond
the allotted number she will bt' much
missed in her home. Burn in Tyrone,
Ireland, in 1812, she there, as Miss
Catharine Patterson, in 1838 married
the late Mr. Geo, Armstrong. in 18311
they carne to Canada, settling first in
Prince Edward County, later moving
to North street, St. Thomas, where
they resided for nine years. Here
three children were born to theta. Fif-
ty-eight years ago in 1810 the family
moved to the Township of Usborne,
east of Exeter, and took up a home-
stead on the 4th concession, the farm
now being owned and occupied by Mr.
Frank Kernick. After twenty-eight
years of residence on the faro] they
moved to Exeter. where Mr. Arm-
strong died six years later. Since the
husband's death Mrs. Armstrong has
resided with her son Irwin. The sons
and daugbtlPIee who surviveare. Jatnes
of Crystal City, Man.; John William
of Emily City,Mich,; Mre. W.J. Vance
of Usborne; Irwin of Exeter and Geo.
11, of Paris. Mrs. Kate Balkwill who
died some years ago was also a daugh-
ter. The funeral took place on Mon-
day at 1.30 o'clock to the Exeter ceme-
tery and was largely attended.
SNATCHED HIS OWN CHILD.
The Detroit News of Sept. 10th says:
Determined to obtain possession of his
child by desperate means if necessary
It. W. Scott of Seaford), Ont., entered
the Windermere apartments, 115
Sel-
den ave.,whirehis wifean 3•tear-old
son were staying Monday evening
dashed aside the woman who impeded
his progress, snatched the half-clad in-
fant from its mother's aunts and start-
ed hotfoot for Canada. Ile boarded a
car but when he reached the ferry he
was arrested and the child handed to
its mother. Scott and his wife have
found the sea of matrimony rather
rough and a few days ago Mrs. Scott
left her husband and carne to Detroit.
Mrs. Scott refused to enter a complaint
against her husband and he was re-
leased, but he declares that he will yet
get his child.
FiRE;' AT AMA CRAiG.
Fire destroyed another of the old
Iandmatks of the town, known as the
Farmers' Hotel, on 'fhut'sday last.
For some time the piece has been oc-
cupied by different families as dwell-
ings. and at the time of the fire was
tenanted b) Mrs. ('has. Carter, Jas.
Tapping and of hers. The fire started
about one o'clock in the afternoon and
l4fore anything could be dome the
whole building sets in fiances. They
managed, however. to get out a part
of the contents, but the building was
completely destroyeed, and it was with
great difficulty that the adjacent hnild-
Ings were saved. The fire is supposed
to have originated from a defective
chimney. Insurance $500.
Dashwood
miss Lulu Steinhager and Win. Lin-
Benfield are visiting friends in Park -
and Detroit. Among those who
attended 1.ontion fair Inst week were:
Misses Lavine Dietrich, Josephene
Reghier, \Vm. Lindenfteld, Leo Diet-
rich. J. Noelker, J. Kellerman, Nand
Miss Weltin.
AT 1 O'CLOCK S11il111',
The undersigned auctioneer will •.11 by public
Auction. at
LOT 3, CON. 3, Mail ILLIVItAY,
iniasr.S- 2 geldings, 7 and 8 yrs. nid; 1 heavy
Inutht Marc. 1'l teat., in foal by Sir E.,Ivn; heavy
drau.:ht mare, 9)ra, in foal by 0I> n,phfa, heavy
draught mare, 9 yrs , in foal by Tri•lain; heavy
draught mare. 4 ars , in foal by air Mathew; heavy
draught gelding. 2 yrs , Sire Ooldenthistle; heavy
draught mare. 1 year, Sire (ioldenthietle; heavy
draught gelding, 2 yrs , Sire nrehardwdlow; heavy
drau,aht mare 1 year, sire E„ I, n, hsa,s Aranrht
foal Sired ty E.y, Iyn. 2 heavy draught foals aired by
OItmphta: 1 good dri, ing mare, 3 . rs. o1.1.
('A 1.1; 9 rose suptenaed to he with calf, 1' new
all, h cost with all it font, 2 2 eearold sleet,, t
2•y ear old heifers; 3 1 -year-old steers, 4 1 yearold
heifer., 11 calves.
tl•:S 1 registered gnw in pig; !grow and 9 young
pi e, Ace w eek. nbl A number of hens.
1M1'I.EMI:NTS Massey Hargis birder and Cultl•
()tor. 13 teeth, nearly new; sulky rake, near) new;
Meals -ell mower... harrow. Med drill, set diamond
harrow., Perrin•' twin sulky plow, gang plow, grans
seed mower, 2 walking plows, land roller, cutting box
large site for hone power or ).and, tap huggr, 1",r/i•mst ,art, froggy, aart, w&gong, cutter. 2 ••agnn
racks, toot /Alper, fanning mill, pair bobsleigh., hay
fork. rope, far ani .lingo, gQra.el h,v.waterin tank.
U
maple sugar pan. cp . and pails, 3 set double Aar.
n1'•., •'set.•ingl.harne.s 2 ,et wh;MetreM, 3 no k•
yokes; a number of ,ow , hems, n ythea, forks, mhos -
ale,15 ft 1.41.r. chains and other artbetes n tonum.
@Tons to mention.
TERNS Ito and under cash: over that amount 12
months, re.Jit will 1.e sly en on furnishing approved
Joint notes. 7 per cen
lint per annn of! for • ash on rred-
t an,onnta.
JAMES STANI.RV, DANIEL 4 T1108. RYAN.
A'i tIone, r Proprietor,
El 1 m1 1 k,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Conitis are vie-
iting relatives and friends at. Thedford,
Forest and Arknna.-Mre. It. Skinner
spent part of last week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Steele of London. -Mies
Webster Of Lansdown is spending a
couple of weeke visiting her cousin,
Mrs, S. Andrew. --Thos. Andrew of
(iorrie spent a couple of days last
week visiting his son.- Walter kern
spent Thursday kat in the city nn a
business trip. -The C. O. C. F. attend-
ed divine service on Sunday Inst and
were treated to an eloquent sermon
by Rev. Fair. -Mrs. (Rev.) Fair and
daughters visited friends in i.ondon
and attended the Fair for few days
last week.
Mrs. C. ('opsins of London is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. McComb and her
sister, Mre. John Parsons.
it is said the ( ntario Government
may establish an inetitntion for the
',are of feeble•101nded women end
girls.
A record breaking dont, ideal
weather, Tong lists nf fine exhibits in
all classes, and good races 111)1(11' Exeter
Fair for 1907 one of the best in the his-
tory Of the society. The ground and
buildings vete fairy packed with
people, ower 1000 being in attendance.
The henry rain Monday night follow-
ed by a bright sunny day Tuesday laid
the dust and made the atInosphe►e
Tuesday afternoon delightfully fresh
and pleasant. All classes of exhibits
were: well filled and of fine quality,
the horses. cattle and ladies' work be-
ing specially good. The gate receipts
were $017.:35, which with the weut-
berships will total about $1,0(1(1. Three
good races were run:
2:25 Class
Freddie Lee'- H Bossenberry 1 1 1
Dr. Harvey -J Snell 2 2 3
Freddie Mack --B Hodgins :3 3 2
2:40 Class
Fred --It E McClelland 1 1 1
S S -Geo Schroeder 2 2 2
Texas C -T Garbett :3 :3 3
Green Ract'
Esther E -\V Eagleson 1 1 1
Charles H -S 0 Hodgins 2 2 2
First Sight J Ii Galbraith :t .i 3
Jap -Jones & Kunz 1 4 4
Hato Gazette ---G Henderson 5 :3 5
Lady Macdonald -R Redden t3 dr
Follutwing are the prize winners:
HORSES
Heavy Draught -Brood mare, Wm
Oke, \Vat Kernick 2 and 3; foal, S N
Shire, J It Duncan, J Campbell; 3 -yr
olet, 'Phos Brock, A Turnbull; 2 -yr -old,
.7 N Radcliffe, Jas Horton, It Bitch:
1 -yr -old. J Detling, Witt Drover, J
Dearing; team, \Vitt Dickens & Son,
J Deuhohnev'. J McNaughton.
Agricultural -Brood mare, J Came -
bell, J It Duncan, A Buchanan; foal, It
Birch, J It Duncan, \V Oke; 3 -yr -old,
W Itowcliffe, t.V \Vitzel; 2 -yr -old, \V
Oke 1 and 2; H Elston; 1 -yr -old, G Moir
1 and 2, 11 Elworthy; team, J Decker.
General Purpose. -Brood mare, J
Rowclifte J ftou
Moir;
o
wcliffe A
Hooper, J Moir; 3 -yr -old, J I{d, J Delbridge,
E Raeder; 2-yr-oid,J Moir,\V Kernick.
E Raeder; 1 -yr -old, R Birch, W Ker -
nick, E. Raeder; teat(), A Buclttutan,
A J Robertson, J Decker, jr.
Neil Mclatttghlin, Ailsa Craig; i'..Mc-
(it•egor. Brucefield; John Coursey, Lu -
can: judges.
Carriage. --Brood mate, \Vn► Wood,
H Elworthy, D Schnell; foal, W Wood,
3 -yr -old, J Hislop, ,� E J Walter, A Er-
skine; 2 -yr -old, W Elliott, D Schnell;
J Hey; 1 -yr -old, DSchnell, J Delbridge;
teats, 0 Walpet•, 0 L Bentley, Rowe
& Atkinson; single horse, A D Creigh-
ton, FA Cudtnore, W Bu,phanan.
Roadsters. -Brood mare and foal,
J. Decker,r., G Chesney, W Bawden;
3 -yr -old, ADavman; 2-yr-old,A Elcoat,
T Russell, E lender; 1 -yr -old, H El -
worthy, A Elcoat, W \Vitzel: team, J
Decker, J Farmer, T Brock,r; road-
ster, J McNaughton, J Ireland, W
Chapman; saddle horse, J McArthur;
lady driver, Lilly Elliott, Miss McNeil,
Miss Ireland.
Capt Robson, Robt. \Nilson, James
McFarlane, judges.
CATTLE
Shorthorn. -Aged cow and 1 -yr -old
-heifer, 11 Smith 1, 2 and 3; 2 -yr -old hei-
fer, II Smith 1 and 2, J N Ratcliffe; hei-
fer calf and herd, 11 Smith 1 and 2; bull
calf, 11 Smith, A 0 Smith, 11 Smith.
Grades. -Aged COW and 2•yr-old hei-
ter, T Shapton & Son 1 and 2, It Elston;
1 -yr -old heifer. \V Westcott, Shapton
& Son 2 and 3; heifer calf, A Eleoat, J
Senior,
Jersey. ---cow, E A Fear, T Brock, sr;
1 -yr -old heifer, T Brock, sr.; heifer calf
T Brock, jr., T Brock, sr.
Butchers' cattle.-- 2 -yr -old steer, '1'
Shapton & Son 1 and 2, '1' Russell; 1-vr
old steer, T Russell, T Haugh, SV
Vestcott; fat heifer, H Smith, T Rus-
sell; steer calf, A Elcoat, Shapton &
Son. --T. Cameron, Jos Atkinson, \V .1
Thompson, judges.
SHEEP
Southdowns.-Sherling ram, ram
lentil. aged ewe, ewe lamb, pen, Mc-
intosh Bros; shelling ewe, McIntosh
Brie». 1 and 2.
Shropshiredowns. - A Duncan 1 and
2 for following: She:u'ling ram, ram
(Continued on page 4.)
Rev. Baker of Ailsa Craig occupied
the 'Alain street !pulpit Sunday, itt the
015(11c'e of Rev. Feat who preached
at►uiversary scry es at :\ileo Craig.
BIRTHS
ol.r.tt t: --IA Grand Forks, N. D„ Sept.
:t, to Edgerton Follick- and wife, a
son.
\\'ILLLVM'-At St. Joseph, Sept. O. to
Sol. Williams and wife, a daughter.
Dout'1•:-lu Usborne, on Sept. loth, to
Mr. and Mts. Atuo, Doupe, :t son.
SNEI.I. In t'sborne, on Sept. 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Snell, a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
COLEMAN--DICKENS-At Kirkton, on
Sept. 11, by Rev. Itaacey, RobertColeman, to Miss Norma Dickens,
both of Seintsbuty,
Sous -ii W uiENE -- In Detroit,
on Sept. 10th, Geo. Southwick of
Detroit, to Miss Melinda Martene,
daughter of Mr. Jos. Mae'tcne of the
8th con. of Stephen.
Hosle1e—NELSON -In Clinton, Sept.
11, by ltev. Kerr, Ernest !Hosier of
Minneapolis to Miss Margin et Ntleon
of Hallett,
DEATHS
Nolte -In Chicago, on Sept. 14th,
Mes. 0. B. Nord (nee Annie Brooks),
in her 34th year.
Aires-mom:-Itt Exeter, on Sept. 14,
Catharine Patterson, relict of the
late George Armstrong, in her 9.5th
year.
ZWICKElt-In London, Sept.12, Lizzie,
beloved wife of George Zwicker, (nee
Miss Sangster, of Brussels, aged 20
yea,
t1ANNrso-It Mitchell, Sept. 11, \Val.
Hannon, aged 60 years.
'1'lto tesoN--111 Seafort le Sept. 16, Jobb
Robt. Thompson, in his 31st year.
AtKI3NIIE.►D--in Tncksinith, Sept. 14,
Mrs. James Aikenhead.
GOMINO
f61. 1. ALLAN
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EYE LIGHT SPECIALIST
--ON-- -
Sat., Sept. 21
--AT—
Commercial House, Exeter
No Charge for Goneultetlon
HOURS: 9 a.m. to S p.m.
FALL
FAIRS
If you are going to exhibit at
the Fall Fairs this season the
smallest details should not be
neglected.
A little thing may go a long
way toward the showing to ad-
vantage of your team, horse or
outfit.
Not Only in Harness
Do We Excel
but also in Light Open Bridles,
'ran Halters, Bridle Cheeks,
Collar Tops, \Whips and Rugs.
1t would he wise to purchase
now or leave your order, thus
insuring satisfaction and no dis-
appointment.
W.1. Beer, Exeter
StoTe, Renges aua Fnrnace.
We invite you tt) inspect our stock of
Stoves and Ranges,
Garlands, Souvenirs and Nationals
The leading ranges made in Canada. from 9135 tip to 850
Speoial Prioes on Wire Gates
All sizes in stock.
Ideal Wire Fencing
7 wires, 40 in. high, all No. 9, regular 35e for 32c
8 41 38c for 35c
9 30 hog fencing 35c for 32c
A stretcher loaned for putting up.
Barb Wire, Cleveland ('oiled Spring Wire. 0. and A. Wire
and Putin (*alv, Wire at lowest prices.
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