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TWENTIETH YEAR.
EX ETE R. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1907.
SANDERS & CREECH
APPLES WANTE___
De Rev. Andrews ofCreditor) preached
at well directed missionary sermon in
At Ilensall on Thursday last the the Jfethudist church un Sunday eve -
Liberals of the Smith i{idirng of Iloron ning Inst. -Rev. Dean Taylor of St.
met to choose a e,ndidatt' for the Leg- Marys preached very impressive and
is1,ttile and the choice fell on Mr. J. interesting anniversary sermons on
Kellermaul, merchant of Dashwood. i Sunday last in the English church.
Only one nano wit; mentioned, the On Tuesday night the ladies of the
nomination Iping made by Alex. llus• church served a fowl supper which
ta•d of Brueetfeld and Henry Doyle of was largely attended. Following the
Stephen. lou. A. G. MacKay, leader supper Was an interesting; program. -
of the opposition, was present and de-
livered an address.
Mr. Kellerman is a online aged matt
of German descent, a successful farm-
er and business Haan. and the present
deputy -reeve of the Township of Step.
hen, this being his first term in the
council. He accepted the nomination,
and expressed himself as in to win, al-
though the task wits a heavy one.
Mr. MacKay ("ougl atulated thein on
the choice of a candidate, stated that
a► definite policy had not yet been de-
cided upon, thought the Brockville
Liberals Choose J. Kellerman
Kirkton
HE
HENSALL AT EVAPORATOR
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40c. per 100 lbs. for suitable peeling
apples.
GEORGE JOYNT, Prop.
The Old Reliable
FALL IS HERE
and Winter will soon be upon Us.
Underwear
We beg to announce that we have put in a full line of Standfleld's un -
shrinkable underwear, both in Ladies' and Gent's.
The ladies' vests are the hest we have ever shown. They are made to
shape, having no seams, at $1.50 each, very fine.
Furs
We are carrying a choice line of furs this season in Ladies' and Gent's.
Ve will sell ladies' coats by catalogue this season As usual. Give us a call be-
fore making your purchases, as we can save you from $2.00 to $3.01) on a gar-
ment on account of not having to carry them in stock.
Millinery
When in need of millinery we can please you as we have a first-class mill-
iner in connection with the store, in the person of Miss Morlock.
Highest Price paid for produce
CARLING BROS.
Protefesle■al Cards.
DB. 0. F. ROHL/ITC/N. L D. 12., n. D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the R C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Oeaduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: Over Dickson k Carling's Late ORm•e, In
Di. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, 1.. 1p. 8., D. D. 8.'
Honor graduate of Toronto Uniteriett.
DENTIST.
}Nth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
ODIN over Oladman A Malibu!) •s office, Main street
}sets.
Medial
AF. MALLOY, it. 8. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBI:It
• College of Phytielan. and Surgeon., Ontario.
Former House Surgeon Toronto Western lloe, ltal.
Ifeeceueor to Dr. J. A. Rollin.. Residence: East on
Bret street Dorth of offs., Exeter, Ontario.
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Legal.
DIOKSON a CARLiNO, itAR1tI`TI:R8, 801.101•
Lon, Notaries, Cenve. au ere, Commissioners.
elicitors for Molsons Bank. et,.
1110110, to Lona at lowest rates of interest-
Oflices, Hain street. Exeter,
1. IL. Oatuas. H.A., 1. 11 Pacicsos
MONET TO LOAN.
We hare a large amount of pri, ate furor. to loan
a farm and %}Nage properties at ION rale. of Inter
OM.
OLAPHA N k STASICRY,
Barristers, Solicitnr.,M►in .1 , Exeter On
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Roy al in. rI5. r&ted 'society of
Ywl•ians, England; Organist of Truitt Memorial
Chun h,;:xeter. Piano. Organ, Harmony and Theory
.f Mus'c, Terris on application. Exeter, Ont,
Farm for Sale
The undersigned i. offering for rale that w ►ores
of land, being parts of bots 4 and Sin the 1•t con. M
the t ;!lace of Exeter, also the fire brick dwelling
and three lob on William street, adjacent to the
farm. There is on the farm a fratne barn and all is
well a1 ,1, Attained. Farm will 1 e e.ddwithout bowie
if desired. Terme easy. ror pertirutars apply to
Ju11N 11A KSIIAW, Exeter
CLINTON
RI SINESS COLLEGE
fCeitieates to meet the living
demands of a progressive
age, Must exact mg. modern
city oftices delighted with
our graduates. ()lir manage•
meat trains rlltne '.hung per).
Ple annual})• than any tether
in Western 1)ntniio, \\'e
have incor torated th. coon.
eel' of our TEN 1 EAl'IUERS
into one grand dirt }led
hole. Both courses for
price of one. 1)tv ntodents
tray ,attend night cla.1esftse
V.11 Term Open, Sept. 2nd
Enter any time.
individual Instruction.
Write for hand!ome ('11alogue
(EO. SPOTTON, Principal.
/►aRAsA►ilk rktntksi
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -SL, Exeter.
DR. PINGEL, LoONDO o,
MI.ctrlcal traatm•nt of ais.ases of
women a specialty.
For Sale or To Rent.
Lot No. 15, Con.:, Tp. of Stephen, County of
Huron, containing 1.,) acres of land, well fenced
and drained; withgood orchard, about twenty sere.
of good bush, modem building., convenient to
vhool, church and market, and is.ititate about two
miles from the tillage of Exeter. If not sold before
Nov. 15th, will be rented. For furtuer particulars
apply to
Robert I.eathorn, or to kle,sr.. Hickson k Carling
^-16 Wellington at. Barristers, kc.
London, Ont. Exeter, Ont
Sale Registers.
1RIttAt, •.t 'T. 2! Farm stock, int dm
eents and
hnnwbold effects, the property of Mt.. B. Spicer,
Elinoille. Sale at one o'rlo.•k THOS.( A IIERON,
Auct.
Ten Acres for Sale
Ten sores e•f ;a.1 land for sate on Lake Road,west
of C. T it. tra•'k. For particulars Wily to
• tn. Edwin Jones
The Sovereign Bank
of Canada
HEAD OFFICE--TORJNTO
Paid tip Capital, • . $3,000,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
A ,I)tlt•s J.AR%'t., F.,11, l',n,,leNt
PAN bos. 11 bt.tc i.. 5Al r., l;aq, :'( 1'tte l'r, tt,:i.rl
A. A. ALLAN. Esq.. - • :•d fire-PrenJe4
tiox. D. MCMt1I.I.AN,
ARCA. CAxll•InIL, F M.P.
A E. Its xer:st. F:«► . `i.P.
F.R M(3.AAr5,
W 1t. iICNAr0Nr, H.q. , )rt•P.
ALFA. (Muck, Esq.. K C.
P. ( ] a v, x e IT • • • • .,,,,, t:-.Manstfs
R. C s.•a :. .1..!.a./ntr Ji•.tIJRO(f/
Say Ings Bank Department
Inter, t r, lett current rates raid quartetli.
131111101. • 31 Exeter, Dashwood, %ur-
irh and ('rediton,
JOS. SNELL, Manager
fit. Cram'1,
\VF:riol'o -The bells rang pally at
the l•heich of Our Lady Tuesday
Imorning. when Miss ('elie Houlihan.
daughter of P. Hntllihan. was married services of the Methodist church wi 1 MANDEIts-in \\ lnehelsea, Sept. 211, to
to John Hogan. The bride was he•auti• be held this year on Sunday next, Oct. Arthur Sanders and wife, a son.
folly attired in white satin withgarni• lelth. Thr Rev. W. E. Kerr, of ('lin-
tire t.f lire :(nil Mich)! veil and was ton. is former pastor. will occupy the
attended by Nims '1. Dor kin. 'i'he pulpit at 2•3li end i o'clock p. t n. The
.'14groom Wta Filippo, t' 1 by H. Det kin. music will be furnished by the linin
Rev. rather Foster united the happy • street t'hurch choir, Exeter•. Rev.
4 couple and after the ceremony the Kerr is an excellent preacher And the
Company tt'naired 141 the re5id,'m t• of aerx•ices 11111111a.,' ill be 311tutdarly
the bride's father, where A shamming bright and nitrite -ling. - .1r. A. C.
wedding breakfast woa sera tit :tad a Moir. statist} agent et {'no Pot k, is
nutty lame WAR fiat.} until this newly home apemling a few Jaya with his
Mat iatdcoupledepot teJ for Parkhill, patents. - --Peter Oke, who has 'peen \_o►ke.
wh• re they left on the t'a'ming express ,lnite in. i+ recovering we are pleased LeortieItt.ANn- in Tuekerwnlith, Con.
for at honeymoon inil)etroit and points t, note. - Gen. Dunn has nearly come i. Oct. la, Rola. Leatherlond, in his
west. phase] the cement floors in his barn. 81st year.
Mrs. Me(nllitin continues very lute and
is not expected to recover. -Fall
ing is progressing nicely since t he rain.
-Mrs. Wut. Hazlewood's many friends
will be halved sorry to learn of her
continued illness. Her daughter Mrs.
I)aurling is taking care of her. \Val.
Balfour has returned frons his trip to
West -The following left at few days
ago for their respective colleges, Roy
Shite to Toronto Medical; Alvtn Doupe
to Normal and Hugh Hazlewood to
the Victoria. -Miss Nairn has returned
to Salem after a visit with her aunt
election whets it Frain of about 500 ryas Mrs. Jacob Tit)'lor,--Miss Alice Donee
made by the Conservatives was not an
indication of public feeling, urged re-
forestation, criticised the government
and asked for reformation in various
things.
Mr. M. V. McLean of Saaforth, can-
didate for the (louse Of Cotnmotis,also
Race all address. The usual votes of
confldenre in Sir \Vilfred Laurier and
Jlac•Kay were passed.
Exeter Council
The council rnet in the 'fowl) Ball
on Monday, Oct, 11th, 1007, at 8.30 p.
tn. AFase nt, Councillor J. J. Knight.
The minutes of meetings held Sept. 23,
2,)1h and :30th inst., were read and ap-
proved.
A couuuuiicutiun front Mrs. Smith
was read. to injury received l_:y her 011
defective sidewalk, asking damages of
$25 Per notion of W. J. Heitman,
no seconder -that the Reeve and
Councillor. Johns investigate and re-
port at the next meeting.
Mr. 'Thus, Hazelwood asked Council
to repair crossing between his Property
and Mr. Ilandford's. Per motion of A.
E. Fake and W. Johns the Commis-
sioner was instructed to repair the
saute. -Carried.
Messrs. Ramsay, Russell and Mur-
phy asked for the use of Town Ball
fur Tuesday evening, Oct, 'L'nd, with
the promise of re -cleaning the same. -
Granted.
A. (1. Dyer complained that the
Tight on the corner of Carting am)
Victoria streets had not been burning
for 0 weeks and asked for an oil lamp,
stating that he would look after the
same. -Granted.
The Reeye reported that he with
Councillor Johns had intery iewed T.
Hawkins & Son regarding North End
fire bell. They were communicating
with firms re quotation on a new fire
alarm bell.
Mrs. A. Snell, Jno. Parsons and
Geo. Atkinson asked for tile for drain
on Gidley street. -Granted.
Thos. llertnoll asked for tile for
drain and for the privilege of taping
drain un Carling street. The Reeve
promising to look over the ground and
report,
fhe following accounts were read.
passed and orders drawn on the'rrees-
urer for same: Queen City Oil Co.,
bal, to Sept, i)th, gasoline, $3,117; Bell
Telephone Co., messages. :35c.; A. Q.
I3ubier, Expenses of deputation to
Clinton $11,11); W. S. Cole, sponges
fire dept., $1; C. B. Snell, street light•
$11(3.241; C. B. Snell, Town Hall
lighting, $:3,110; lien. Cndinore, labor,
$2.2,;; Jas. Creech, sr., labor, $0; Fred
Gillespie, labor, $7; ltd. Davis, labor,
$3.50; W, W. Neil, labor, $8.75; Silas
liandferd, labor, $3.50; Thos. Creech,
labor, $3.011; David Gillis, labor, $1.25;
W. J. Bissett, pt. salary, K:i:3; Wat.
Sweet, Tabor, $1.50; C. V. Cross, pt.
salary cemetery, 0327; Fred Kerr, brick
for ce'meter'y, $211.21; W. W. Neil, bal.
street watering, $:37.50; A. G. i)yet•,
selecting Jurist's, $1; Jos. Senior,
selecting Jurors, $1; A. Q. 13obier,
selecting .111ro►•Q, $1; Peter Bowden,
extra work aid hal. on cement tank,
gel; amounting in all to $371.I6. A.
E. Fake W. J. Hessian. -Carried.
'1r. Ed. 'Treble, hand Wurster, hand-
ed to the Council the key of the hand
runts which contained all the inatre-
meuts, music and clothing. A. 1:.
Puke -NV. Johns --the ('ourruissiener
was instructed to secure the hand in-
struments and all lite clothing and see
the sante propel ly stoner} away.- Car -
tied.
\V..;, Heilman it. E. Fuke- that
the caretaker at the cemetery. C. NS'.
('truss, be allowed to retain $11) for use
in slaking charge. --Carried.
Council closed at 11:1.1 1r. tu. Ad•
join nslent by A. E. Fake.
J. Senior, Clerk.
saw -
Sit ipka
who spenta few days here with her
cousin Miss Sara Shire, hes returned
to London. -eVictor and Miss Mable
Sowers hava returned to London. --
Miss Etta Fletcher of Lcnndan is home
on a visit. -Mrs. C. Sweitzer is visit-
ing at Wni. Sweitzer's.-Mrs. (t -urge
Vickers and daughter Clara of Mitch-
ell spent a few days with Mrs, Silas
Shire during the week. --Silas Shire
deserves credit for the time and care
he has taken to prepare biscuit for the
exhibitions, he having taken first
prize at all the fairs.
Wenner) FIFTY i-r•:.tIre. -A Strat-
ford correspondent says: "On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Roadhouse cele-
brated their golden wedding, they
having enjoyed fifty years of happy
wedded life. A dainty wedding supper
was beid and the worthy couple were
presented with a handsome gold chain
and brooch respectively. For the oc-
casion Mrs. Romdhottare wore her origi-
nal wedding dress, while the husband
donned the same waistcoat that he
wore on his marriage day. Mr. and
Mrs. Roadhouse have resided here 18
years, and were married in York tp.
They lived in Kirkton thirty years,"
DEATH( OF EDWARD Stt•ITZElt.-
Mr. Edward Sweitzer the oldest resi-
dent of this township passed to his
eternal rest on Tuesday, Oct. 13th, at
the great age of 101 years. The de-
ceased had enjoyed his nstlal good
health until a few weeks previous to
his demise, his death being due to a
worn out constitution. Deceased be-
came a resident of this neighborhood
about six year's ago when he moved
here to reside with his son. Mr. Switz-
er was a native of Ireland and on first
coining to this country settled in
Brock township, County of Ontario.
ile leaves to mourn his death a large
grown-up family and it tnay be said
that by his death the lineal chain of
five generations has been broken. His
remains were taken to St. Marys on
Wednesday and from there were tak-
en to his former place of residence for
burial,
DEATH. -Mr. Alex. Kirk, an old and
respected resident of this place, passed
away on 'Thursday last, at the ripe old
age of 86 years. He and his partner
in life bought their 101) acre farm (on
which A considerable part of the vil-
lage now stands) neatly 60 years ago
when it was solid bush and have pass-
ed through all the hardships of pioneer
life and have lived on it ever since.
Deceased was a consistent member of
the Methodist church and occupied
the position of Superintendent of the
Sunday school for a number of years
and was also class lender in the church
until intirntitiee and old age would not
lpermit hint to fill the position. Ile
eaves to mourn his loss his sorrowing
wife, who is at the point of death
through illness; one brother, John, at
Hamiotn, Man.; one sister, Mrs. \Vebb,
of 1'orkton, 1fAn,; and five sons and
four daughters, Wm, in ('sborne; Dr,
David, Minneapolis; ,Tattles. Hendren,
Man.; Dr. Samuel, Oak i{iver, Mate;
,Joseph at home; Mrs. John Hanna,
1'sbnrne: firs. Joseph Weir. Nisso►ri;
Mrs). Josiah Shier, Tian►iota, Man.;
Miss. Ed. Shier, Kirkton. His remains
were interred in the fetidly plot on
Saturday afternoon Last anti the funer-
al was largely attended.
Met; illivray Connell
Council met at Town Hall on Oct. 7.
All present. Minutes of previous meet-
ing read and signed. Poore--l'lens--
that the several accounts he paid. -
Carried. Council adjourned to Nov.
4, at 1 p.m. -J. D. Ih ttinntontl. Clerk.
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tlrand Bend
Thomas Moller(' and wife left Tues•
day for the \Vest where they will vis-
it for a time. --E. Brenner of Siripka
spent Thursday here. - iL Hamilton,
one of our highly respected citizens,
Dear -
Silas Adams 1)ashtwo,al is clerk-
ing
who rt'r'Cfltly purchased Mr. A. Dear-
ing art .1. 1). Ila n on's. Mr. Mclntt•te
of Arizona called on S. Sweitzer last
week.- Mrs, Dillon of Merrill. Mich.,
is visiting with her mother and broth-
er, D. Mnlsatte,- On Ort. 111 A shooting
match will be held by Fara Btenner.-
Jantes Hanurin. Sr., is going to move
Into 11r. SItt1on's house. Glad to see
him around again.- J. 1). Hannon was -
in %utich on business last week.
Ti n.1 At Hensel}, Oct. its, to Rev.
- - and Mrs. S. 1.. Toll, it son.
Bethesda 3N -egos -At Ilensatl, Oct, 7th, to Mr.
The Anniversary and thank ofTerinR Jackson and wife, a son.
Init's fern) on the 1th concession of
Stephen. moves} there Thursday. Mr.
Bossenberry is occupying the house
Mr. Hamilton vacated, -I1. GIII of Pt.
Frank spent Tuesday here. ---1.. Re -
vette was in London Fast week on busi-
ness.
BIRTHS
DEATHS
HorlrttNe-in Biddelph,Oct. in, James
Uri Hodgins, aged 45 years and 1
month.
StvIT%Fait-- At Kirkten. on 1)ct. 11th,
Edward Switzer, in the 1111st year of
his age,
1-o1(KF: --- in i'arkhill, Oct. 1:3, Peter
POULTRY
We will pay the following prices for poultry till
further advised:
TURKEYS
11c per lb. alive; 13c. per ib. dressed
CHICKENS, 1907 hatch
7c per lb. alive; 9c. per ib. dressed
HENS
5c. per lb. alive; 7c. per lb. dressed
GEESE
Not taken alive; 9c dressed heads cff
DUCKS
Not taken alive; 9c. dressed heads off
The above is our trade price. --one cent per lb. less in
each case for cash.
Scalded poultry half price.
Poor, skinny poultry from 2c. a pound and up. Would
rather not have at any price.
Directions for Marketing Poultry
Fast 24 hours before killing or bringing in alive. If
not, allowance must be made of one-half to nue cent
per pound.
Kill by bleeding in the mouth or neck close to head.
I)ry pick and pick clean.
JONES & CLARK
EXETER ONTARIO
MARRIAGES. QT'S T00 COLD
I{EOAN--(lr..&yls-In McGillivray, on
Oct. 13, Currie Regan of Mt. Carmel
to Miss Mary Josephine, daughter of
Mrs. J. Glavin, of McGillivray.
IloosN-Hot't.111AN -in Mt. Cartmel,
Oct. 14, by Fr, Foster, John Hogan
to Miss Celia, daughter of P. Houli-
han all of McGillivray.
(IANCoCK FOItriYTll•-in Clinton, on
Oct, 11, by Rev. Gunn, George Hand-
cock,
ofto Miss Forsyth of
tuck, of Clinton, y
'tV itt ghats.
RR1n-11or,Tz--At the home of the ROBES
bride'sparents, on CO. 10th, by Rev.
A. 1). Gischler, John C. Reid of
Stanley, to Edna Holtz, of Blake. HARNESS
Rugs,-Gatote-In Jonesville, Mich.,
Warren B. Ross, formerly of Exeter,
to Miss Florence T. (iaige.
Wc'r•r.ttv.ty--Mnr11te---In London, on
October i(ith, Percy \Vestaway, son
of the late Samuel Wt'staway, tri
Miss Mabel Moore, both of London.
Antos -M1teett1Tr -Atliarpley, Oct.
10, by Rev. J. F. Sutcliffe, At the re•
silence of the 'pride's father, Lin-
Rebecca,
wnrxl Amos of 13rinsley, to Miss W
II 1s Beer, Exeter
To ha your horse stand
without a blanket now, or to
be without a good warm pah-
a mitts for yourself.
We have just received a
good line of both and will sell
them at prices that are away
down. f hu•
also are most rensonabie.
Oirscannot be heat and before
purchasing it will pay you to
give us a call. Everything
from the lightest to the heayi•
est, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. 'I'1 y us with a job of re-
pairing and be convinced that
opt prices are right.
Esq., Ex. M. P.
Stoves, Ranges and Fnrnaces.
Garlands, Souvenirs and Moffatt Ranges
4 and 8 hole, from $33 up to $50. Guaran-
teed to be the best bakers and most -
economical in fuel.
Gurney's New Idea and Wingham Furnaces
for coal or wood. Let us figure your house.
PORTLAND CEMENT
Just Received a car of Sampson Brand Port-
land Cement. Come quick It won't last long.
Cleveland Coiled Spring Wire,
Barbarian Ideal Fencing,and Ide-
al Gates at special clearing prices
Must be sold. Fencing will be
10 per cent. higher next year.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE 6 STOVE STORE