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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1907.
Sale Bills
'i is a who w alt a
big rr„wI ;i1, their .aloe
sho+ilei ij.•t thus bills At
the.\I)Vul'ATE turd ad-
Verti-• iu th•• .\ l'V,i,•1'fli
It Means Morley to You
SANDERS & CREECH
The Sovereign Bank
of Canada
HEAD OFFICE .-TORONTO.
'Potalipp
caplt.t; ,[3,000,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
1 uzL1VS JAR%I!:, 1;..1, Pratdsja,
not.). sr )I AC UOVALI,, Esq. isr Vice•Pr(fA. (�t�
ALLAN, /?14-1., - • 7nd VieaPrtridrtij
}ion. 1). arc M ILLAN,
Atte u. CAan's>:r.r., Esq. SLP.
A. F. DyarEsr. Esq., ,LP.
}(„N. PETER MCLAREN,
-\t'. K. M.:NAUGHT, Esq., 51.1'.
ALEX. x. IIRI'CE, Esq., K.C.
M. O. 31: m any r, - - - Grne..t,.,IforiaZ
Sr C Si j.4. - .4„!. Genesa!-.1/42114/11,
Savings Bank Department
latent ae best current rater paid quarterly.
Branches at Exeter, Dashwood, Zur-
ich and Crediton,
JOS. SNELL, Manager
OLD HENS
WANTED
We will pay the bigheet
prices for lir. OLD HENS,
SPRi40 CHICKENS, DUCKS,
TURKEYS, and al!
kinds of
poultry.
Mention
this
paper.
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Canada
Poultry &
Produce
Company
(Limited)
STRATFORD, Oaz.
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 best we have ever shown. They are made to
ehspe, 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.
We 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 $3.00 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
/DBRLING BROS.
Professional Cards.
0. r. ROULSTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
■rDbee of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
�oata of Toronto University.
0R71CY: Over Dickson a (•arlingi Law Office, In
fir. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
imiD4. A. B. KINSMAN, 1 D. 8., D. D. 8..
Honor graduate of Toronto Unlveristy.
DENTIST,
Nta extracted without any pain, or any had effects
Rlt a over Madman t Stanton} . or8oe, Main street
Msdlcsl
6.F. MALLOY, M. R. (Tor. Univ.! MEMBER
• College of Physician. and Surgeons, Ontario.
r Hcuse Surgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
DZMso1 to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on
tn t north of ofa,•e, Exeter Ontario.
Legal.
DtOESON et CARLI? O, RAltRISTERs, So1.1CI•
ton, Notaries, Cons eyam en, C'ommlaionen.
NtlNton for lloleons Rank, etc.
■stay 10 Loaf at lowest ratesof interest.
i 048ote, Hain Wert, Exeter.
0. Oaauss, B.A., L. 11. Dtctwts
MONET TO LOAN.
Ws bans a Targe amount of psi, ate fund. to loan
la fart and village properties at low rate. of Inter
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OLAD11Aja STANBL'RY,
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Barri.te, S. cltore Main et., Exeter On
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Roy al In orporate,l Society of
bwlci►n., England; Organlet tI Tri.itt Memorial
dun h,F-atter. Piano. Organ, Harmon] and Theory
if Music, Terms on application. Exeter, Ont,
Farm for Sale
The undersigned 1. offering for pale that so acres
t land, being parts of lots 4 and 5 in the let con. of
Ise Village of Exeter. alto the fine brick dwelling
Ind three lots ni William etrett, adjacent to the
ALM There it on the farm a frame barn and all is
reit undrrdraintd. Farm will 1e sold..ithoct hone('
!desired Terme eary. Forrt footers apply to
Jo iN IIAICKSIIAW, tactic
EVER
A IPY
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Commercial correspondence a•
mong our students at Wing -
ham, Clinton, Walkerton. Or-
angeville and Goderich. We
have incorporated the counsels
of our TWELVE BROADLY
EDUCATED, WIDELY E\•
PERi ENCE i) TEACHERS.
GregIl Shorthand taught by a
tsduate of the Author. John
piGregg. Individual Instruc•
n. clot*
invite comparison
nd cloinvestigation.
OUR MAiL GOURSES TEACH
i YOU 1N YOUR OWN HOME.
Write for particulars
Clinton Business College
Daniel E. Fay, Vica Prin.
George Spotton, Principal A
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Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
For Sale or To Rent.
Lot Nr•. 1s, ('on. 2, Tp.
Huron, .entAining list a• r
and drainer; with goal ors
of Food bush, mo.lern 1
school, shun h and market
[Hiles from the Village of
Nov. 15th. will 1* rented.
apply to
Robert1AaUton,, or to
2(4 Wellington et
London, Ont,
of Stephen. County of
es of land, well fenced
haul, about twenty acres
iuildinge, , onvenirnt to
. and is equate about two
Eteter. If not sold before
For further particulars
Messrs. Uirkeon it Carling
Barrister*, Ac.
Exeter, (int
DR. PINGEL, NDO ,
OIsctrIcal trentmant or tl.ssa••s of
woman a lepsclalty.
Auction Sale
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Farm Stock and Implements
o
Then, er.igned anrlinneer ha4 been in.! !two.' to
.ill bg• public •u• -cion cu
LOT 5, N. BOUNDARY, BIDDI'Li'H
on
'Vl?DNi•:si).%v, NOVEMM HEH rah. 'ter
A'1' 1 (►'Ci.O('K SBA IRI'.
The following prole1t2:
STOCK 1 draught mare, t yea. 014•.1 draught
horse, 4 rears old, be Widen Thistle, 1 draught rnit,
2 years, by Joi k of llareldeen; 1 roach horse, 4 yrs.
by Brinker Sprague: 1 bowl mare, 3 year., by Sir
Willer!: 1 cow, to .•alt in Iteccn,ter; 1 cow in )'ebur
ary: 1 tow in star h, 1 farrow row, 3 2 -yr -old *tem,
1 heifer, 2yean obi: 1 "deer, 1 -yr -old; 1 heifer. 1•yr-
old;4 sprint , Neu: 1 brood sow, 111 pigs, 5 weeks
old, 5(t hens.
IMPLEMENTS Maxwell hinder and mower. Mas-
sey-Harrisrake, new; Massey•lfarri.Red drill, new;
long plow, twin plow. gang plow. diamond harrows
die.' harrows, roller. hea.y wagon, pair tricks. ha }•
tart. gravel box, buggy, cutter, cart. fanning mill,
weigh scales, 2 set. single harness, 2 set double har-
ness, 11aa-net Separator, pair M!..leight, 2log rhaine.
crow Mn, forks, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERM1;-$5 and under rash: mer that amount 12
months credit on furnishing appro.ai joint notes or
a dhsroant cf S per cent, off for cash in lieu .1 notes
RiCH Lt'KER, JAS. STANLEY
Prop. Auct.
CLEAVING AUCTION ULE
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FARM sT(►('K AND iMPLEMENTS
The •:11.1. rs'yc4•1 auctioneer will will by Public
Au t!on, on
f►N FF(lf)AY. NOV. 1, 114)7
LOT 11, ('ON, 1. HAY
SALE AT ONE O'('LOCK SHARP
The following property
HetRSt:. 1 draught man, rising 5 yrs., in foal to
imported bo►•e. 1 draught filly, rising 3: 1 draught
gelding, tieing 1: 1 draught gelding. rising 2; 1 ray
riage horse, fr.lnr 5. 2 driving mares, a _yea: 1 1•lood
Elly, 1 yr : 1 blood ally. 2 yrs.. 1 blood stallion Hs.
ing 2.
CATTLE -•1 cow, doe to cal, a in Sept: 1 cow in
March 1 Jersey mw in Var h: 3 heifer, tieing 3:
e1t-• n rifting 3; 1'tett, rising 2: 1 heifer, rising 2; 3
ring calves.
IM1•:.F.11F.NTt Y lumber wagons. pair botevieighs,
buggy , ratter, set double harness, ret single harness
Ma..ey 1141,1..!nder, pl., roller. root 'utter. Daisy
• hurn,srsddrill. hay torte. car, ropes and sling`s,
fanning mill, large quantity of hay and other articles
h" numerate to mention.
Ne iestn a as the proprietor is renting hi. farm.
TEEM* t• and under • ash. over that amount Lr
mattes •ie.l t w ,11 be ft, er on furnishing appto.ed
1Nnt note., • per reed off for rswh nn . re.l,t amount..
H. B. H(►\h, THOS. BROWN
i'rt'P• Auct.
Exeter Council ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The Conned met in the Town Hall
Monday, O.1 :Nth,at S p.m. All pros
eat. Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
A letter froth the Jackson M'f'g Co.,
Clinton, was read and ordered to he
filed.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid:- Peter Bawden, payment
on sidewalk contract, $200; Jas. Con-
nor, part salary, Librarian, $25; JAS.
Dignan, bltcksmithing, $4.25; R. Croc-
ker, cleaning well at cemetery $2; D.
Gillis, labor, $1: Silas Handford, do.,
$4.38; amounting in all to $230.423;
passed on motion of \V. .1. Heitman,
seconded by %V. Johns.-Cartied,
Neaman--Puke-that the commis-
sioner place a stone crossing at the
corner of Albert and James streets. -
Carried
By-Law No. 9. 1907, for the raising,
levying and collecting from all the
rateable property of the village the
sum of $10534.62 for general taxes, was
read and on motion of A. F. Puke.
sec'd by J.J. Knight, the saute be now
read a second and third -time and fin-
ally passed, the Reeve and Clerk sign-
ing the sante and the seal of the cor-
poration being fixed thereto.
Johns -Adjournment,
J. Senior, Clerk.
2 Conservatives, I liberal.
In the three bye -elections held Tues-
day for the Dominion House, London
elected a Conservative over a Labor
candidate, while East Northutnber-
land and North Wellington remained
as before.
London, Oct. 24: -In an election,
which was one of the most quiet and
uneventual ever held in London,
Major Thomas Beattie was again giv-
en a practical demonstration of the
confidence of citizens of all classes
when he was returned by the splendid
majority of 1036 over Mr. John D.
Jacobs, the candilate nominated by
the recently organized branch of the
Canadian labor party.
Mt. Forest, Oct. 111, -Alex. M. Mar-
tin, Liberal, was elected to -day in the
North Wellington bye -election over
Alex. Hamilton, Conservative, by a
majority of 390, with two polls from
Maryborouph Township, which will
probably reduce the majority.
Hastings, Oct. 29. -Mr. C. L. Owen,
the Conservative candidate in East
Northumberland, was elected to -day
over Mr. A. Mulholland, Liberal, by
a majority of 130 and an increase of 30
over that of the late Mr. Cochrane at
the general election.
Farm Wanted to Rent.
One or two hundred acres. Apply
at this office.
Teacher Wanted.
For 8. S. No. 5, Usborne, 1,42 miles east of Exeter,
for the year PAR. Professional rertifrate preferred.
State salary and experience. Apply to
JOSS. HEY•WOOD, Exeter 1'. O., Ont.
Sale Registers.
There will be sold by rubric Auction at the ('om•
martial Hotel, Exeter, on Saturday, No.. 23rd at 2
p. nt., East half lot h, South Boundary, gray, fifty
acres. stood pasture farm with titer touching torr
ner good shade John trill, Aurt.; ('has. )sox,
Prop.; Madman and Stanburyy. Solicitors.
EXTENSIVE
AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK and IMPLEMENTS
on 1.0r :3, CON. 7, I'S13OltNE, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1907
at 1 oclock,the following property:
IiORSF:.`+ 1 draught nitre, n year* old, in foal to
Lord Sharp; 1 dr* raught gelding rising 3 yeaold by
Pride of Olasnick, 1 draught filly (sucker 1 by hong
Sharp, 1 carriage hone 0 years old by young Fulton,
1 carriage horse rising 4 yearn by Holden Case.
CATTLE :t eons, 2cows suppoe d to he In ealf; 1
row renew td,3Meer. 2 • ears old; 3 heifers 1 year
old; 2 steers t year old, :1 el.ring,'alves.
NOS 2 sow. to farra..lout test 1. schen•.
IMPLEMENTS--11(ormick bind. r. nearly new;
Noxon ere,/ drill, rake and mower; long plow. gang
plow, roller. one set diamond harrews,diac harrow,
r uTer, lander wagon, boa and '.ring Brat •-nm-
plet.; hay ra•k, 2 pig rack., to fit hay ruck and wag-
gon box: new griped lot, pair bob sleigh•, topbuggy
rutter, fanning will, root cutter, 2 hay fork rupee, .a,
and 125 tett new; 2 wets sling., nearly- new; 1 ear. 2
!tone boas w'stretcher...
t , src ire sora. 1,r, _ v
Oil Iarrrla
hay knife, large bogging , halo, new: 2 smaller ones.
2 steel crowbars, number 1 et hire. 1 tin. h well
Mh'. Will Knight is home [corn Lon•
don for the holidays.
Mr, Donald McInnis has returned
from a trip to the West.
.1t•. arid Mrs. l'..1. Luker are spend-
ing the holiday at Goderich.
Misses Martha and IVinnie Carling
are home front Goderich for the holi-
day.
Mr.John Grant of London, a form.
er resident Of Exeter, is in town shak-
ing hands with old friends.
Mr. W. II. Campbell of Exeter
North went to New Ontario on Thurs-
day on his annual shooting expedition.
Mr. Richard Snell has purchased a
lot from Mrs. Chas. Snell on Andrew
street and will build a residence there.
on.
Mr. Jas. Neil, who has been clerking
at the Commercial House, has resign-
ed his position and left Friday for Ail-
sa Craig.
Mr, Hubert Sanders returned Tues-
day from an extended trip through
Western Canada to the coast. fie
enjoyed the trip very much and is in
excellent health.
OPEN SEASON FOR GAME
Deer, Nov. 1 to Nov. 13, both day
inclusive. Only two deer may ba tak
en in one season by one person.
Hares, Oct. I to Dec. 31, both days
inclusive.
Grouse, pheasants, prairie chicken
partridge or woodchuck except from
Sept. 15 to Dec. 15, both days idclusive.
Snipe, quail, plover or any birds
known as shore birds, warders, Sept.
1 to Dec. 15. both days •s introSive.
Ducks and any other water fowl,
Sept. 1 to Dec. 31, both days inclusive.
Any quail or wild turkeys, black and
gray squirrels, except from the lstday
of November to the 1st day of Decem-
ber, both days inclusive.
The purchase or sale of snipe, quail,
woodcock and partridge are prohibited
for period of one year from Sept. 1
1No person not a resident and domi-
cile in Ontario may hunt or kill any
animal or bird in Ontario without hav-
ing procured a non-resident. license.
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APPLES WAWPCD
At Canning Factory
We will pay Cash and the Highest
Price for good winter apples. Should
not be less than 2 inches in diameter.
EXETER CANNING CO.
Crediton
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson and chil
ren left here Thursday evening fo
Detroit to visit friends for a week.
Mrs. Robert Stanley of Listowel ha
been visiting her parents Mr. and Mr
Peter Hoffman the past week, -P.
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Inspector Tom paid our school a vis
last IVednesday. Needless to say h
found everything in good condition.
Hy. Eilher, M. P. P., Sam. Sweitze
and Paul Shenk left here Monday fo
Parry Sound for their annual deer
!formed in the presence of about one
d_ !hundred guests by Rev. Fair. After
✓ the ceremony it delightful supper was
partaken of and a pleasant, evening
s
spent. The young couple are highly
respected and all wish them a pleasant
married life. They will reside on the
it farm recently purchased from Wm.
e .tones, south of the village.
✓ BIRTHS
r 1KYL1•:-At Parr line, Hay, Oct. 20th,
1, hunt, We wish them every success.
TO FRUIT GROWERS,
The Provincial Horticultural Exhibi-
tion will he held in Toronto ft•out the
12th tilt loth of November, and ar-
rangements are about completed for a
County itiof Hiaroa exhibit thereat.
That everyone may have a chance to
compete for prizes, or to add speci-
mens to the County exhibit which is
intended to be a big advertisement of
Huron's fruit, the following infor-
mation is given through the County
press:
If you wish to exhibit for a prize,
you are required to have five speci-
mens each of any of the following
varietes: Baldwin, Ben Davis, Can-
ada Red, Snow,Golden Russett, Green-
ing, King, Spy, Ontario, or any other
desirable variety. These may be sent
to W. Lane, Goderich, not later than
Monday next, and properly labelled
with name, also name of producer.
Apart. from the above exhibit we are
arranging for a County exhibit for ad-
vertising purposes only, no prizes will
be paid. Send to W. 'Lane. Goderich,
not later than November 5th, speci-
mens of apples or pears of any winter
variety, 8 of each, cost of sending will
be paid here. Put name of producer
on each package of fruit.
If you wish to compete in the Prov.
incial prize list. you must send your
entries and fruit to P. %V. Hodgetts,
secretary Fruit Growers' Association,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
HENSALL'S LOCAL, OPTION.
Toronto, Oct. 23.--A peculiar situa-
tion has arisen in the village of Hen-
sall, Huron County, as a result of local
option going into effect there. In an
affidavit flied upon an application of
Samuel Smiley to quash a resolution
passed by the village council, it was
stated that business hod fallen off
since the phasing of the local option
bylaw. There was no arcotnulodation
in the village for farmers and the
travelling public and people conse-
quently would not conte into the vil-
ge. Stables were rented for the
ccommodation of the public, hut this
id not answer the purpose, and on
he application of 167 ratepayers the
pencil passed a resolution not to op.
ose an action to upset the bylaw on
indition that the party taking the
action pay the expenses to which the
village had been put. The motion to.
day was to quash this resolution, but
it was dismissed.
auger, i2 ft; 3 ladders about 20la
6good /afar Lost•,
water tank; 4 creamery ran.. 1 furnace apple drier: +t
NO brick, two sete double banner, 1 .et single her- d
near, 2 seta leather • olJare. 1 tag out, 2.5 lag., hoe., t
forks. ne.•k•ynkcs, whiffletree• and other article. too
numerous. (0 mention. Ce
Alt* alarge ghantitr of hay and rem.. p
ct
TERMS 4S, and under • 5.5, o,tr that amount 1'
somas, re,fit on furnishing appro. ed joint notes.
ter cent off for cash on crrdit amounts.
rositi,e ly no reserve as proprietor ha. rented hi.
farm.
WM. COU I,T1", JOS. WHITE,
Proprietor Auctioneer
Extensive Auction
Sale of
FARM STOCK
The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed to
sill by puhli•- auction
LOT 7, ('ON. 11, STEPHEN TP., on
THURSDAY, NOV. 7, at 1 o'clock,
1 horse. 4 year, old, draught .
1 colt, 1 year old. draught.
12 aged home, draught,
2 light horses, 4 ;vein cid, by :confine
1 year-oM colt by lap
2 Sucker colts bj Nortlint
18ucker colt by Jap
1 Sucker roll by Nonparole
3 thoroughbred cow.. 'opposed to be w ith calf
"'rade .sows snppwd to he with calf
4 twit-)earo14 *leen
4 one-year cid titter.
4 two-year-old heifer.
4 twit year-old heifers
12 ealve.
4 steel wearers, 10 'Wee and Onset.
TF.RMS RS sad ander. rash, over that amount 12
m. -..the relit given on t;trni.hing aj'proe ell joint
notes a ver cent 08 for raab on et,.lit aronunta.
JAS. STANLEY, JOS LAWSON,
A act. I'rop.
"THE CANADIAN HED BOOK"
A most valuable book has just been
issued called "The Canadian Red
Book." it is a book of 200 pages all
about ('anada and thins Canadians
should know. 1t is published by the
Family herald and Weekly Star of
Montreal. which is A safe guarantee
of its t Pliability. it contains complete
reliabie information on every conceiv-
able subject pertain to Canada, its
History. its fleograp r, Government
Depts., Railways, (canals, Steamships,
Banks. (Ands. insurance Cos., Postal
Service, ('hurehes,Hospitala, Societies,
and thousands upon thousands of in-
teresting facts and figure•. There is
sure to be A lig demand for this book
as nothing so complete has ever been
issued, it has been copvrighted by
the Family Herald and Weekly Star
and will most likely be an Annual pub-
lication. it can be had on most
reasonable terms. Full particulars
can be had in the Fnmiiy herald and
Weekly Star as well aw a partial list of
enntents. No home in ('anada shonld
he without a copy of the ('anadian I
Red Book.
-Ira Brown has returned home from
Manitoba where he has been taking in
the sights for some time. He is look-
ing fine and we are all glad to see him
back again. a -Mrs. Or
a '
R ( ) me of Cen-
tralia spent last Friday in town. --
While dispensing drugs on Tuesday
Dr. McCue cut his hand badly by t
bottle breaking. -Thursday is Thanks
giving., Nn doubt the boys will go t
the hush that day and shootthe limb
off the trees. -Bert Clark spent las
Sunday in Exeter. -Jos, Lawson i
having a sale of his live stock nex
Thursday. the 7th of Noyeulber.-The
Misses Ella Beaver and Myrtle Clark
spent Thanksgiving in Goderich, the
guest of Miss Ethel Farrogg.--Owing
to the reopening services (feing held
in the Methodist church at Ebenezer
last Sunday, there were no services
held here. On Monday evening quite
a number from here attended the fow
supper and although things were
rather crowded, everybody was satis-
fied with the evenings entertainment,
--Last Friday evening the Epworth
L>t
tie of the Methodist church
her a very excellent Church Fair
in the Hall, over Clark's hall. Three
booths were tastily decorated, one
contained fancywork, one confection-
ery and the other groceries. Each
booth did a land office trade. Lunch
was served in an adjourning room.
A program was given afterwards.
The proceeds of the evening amounted
to $32. -On Thanksgiving evening the
Ladies Aid of the Evangelical Church,
will give a program at 7:30. A good
time 18 expected, all come.
to Thomas Kyle and wife, a son.
STA•rrEN-At Grand Bend, Oct. 23, to
Frank Statter. and wife, a daughter.
NE11.- In Exeter, Oct. 24th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Neil, twin boys.
MARRIAQEB
t llEuuJI:1N S(ll'I [lis—In Usborne., on
Oct. :30th, John Herdman to Miss
o Annie, daughter of henry Squires,
s all of Usborne,
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CARNOCIIAN-MCNAY-At the resid-
ence of the bride's mother, Oct, 10,
by Rev. Shaw, Samuel A. Carnochan
to Miss Elizabeth McNay, all of
Tuckersmith.
DROWN----PAT-rsttsoN--In Stratford,
Oct. 111, by Rev. Cluff, Thos. Drown,
V.S.; of Staffs, to Miss Elizabeth B.
Patterson of Ellice,
Muiteil-PArrEHSON-At Bothwell,
I on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the resid-
ence cf the bride's parents, William
Murch, of Parkhill, to Miss Lila
Pat ter
Shipka
Mr. Samuel Sweitzer has gone on
another deer hunt to Muskoka and
Parry Sound Districts. We wish him
all kinds of success. -Mr, J. Sutton of
London is around again, camping on
the 18th concession. Glad to see his
stniling face again. -Russell Schroed•
er and Matt. Sweitzer called on friends
in Parkhill last week. -Miss Myrtle
(lower visited Parkhill friends last
Sunday. -Quits' a number from here
went to Khiva to attend Mrs. Apple -
ton's funeral.
Elimville
Rev. Fair had charge of services on
the Fullerton circuit Sunday. Rev.
Wilson of that place taking the Zion
anniversary services on this circuit. -
Mr. Keys of S. 8. No. 7, Stephen, has
been secured as junior pastor for this
circuit the balance of the conference
year.
MAitntiA(tg.-A pleasing event took
place on the 10th concession of Usborne
on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 30, at 5
o'clock, when the marriage took place
of Miss Annie Squires, the fourth
daughter of Henry Squires, to John
Herdman, son of Robert rferdtran of
this place. The ceremony was per -
DEATHS
BRtlolirt - In Exeter, on Oct. 23, George
Brooks, aged 05 years, 9 months, 19
days,
Dow -in Exeter, ou Oct, 27, Annie
McIntyre, wife of Alex. Dow, aged
51 years, 4 months, 17 days.
Woorna:v-In Mitchell, Oct. 20, Mrs.
Woodley. sr., aged 93 years.
MCLs:LLAN-In Mitchell, Oct. 90, %Vm.
McLellan. in his 70th year.
IT'S TOO COLD
To let your horse stand
without a blanket now, or to
be without a good warns pair
of mitts for yourself.
We have just received a
good line of both and will sell
theta at prices that are away
down. Our
ROBES
also are 411081 reasonable.
HARNESS
Ourscannot be beat and before
purchasing it will pay you to
give us a call. Everything
from the lightest to theheavi-
est, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Try us with a job of re-
pairing and be convinced that
our prices are right.
J. Beer, Exeter
MENLO NECESSITIES
Look at every item, then come
and see the quality and prices.
Food and meat choppers 1.40 up Heavy shears 15e up
Lamps (4 sizes) 25c to 50c complete
Coal hods 25 to 50c Coal sifters 20c up
Odorlees S P enamel per bottle with brush 25c
Mirror m tin a 25c
Oilcloth squares for under stoves $1.00 up
Oilcloth varnish 25 and 40c tins
Campbell's varnish stain 15 to 75c tins
Alumiuum and gold enamel. 25c, 40 and 75
Coal oil heaters $5 Stove boards 90 to 1.25
Carpet sweepers 2.00 to 4.25
Coal oil cans, 1 to 4 gallon, 30c to 2.00
Separator brushes 10 to 50c. Apple parer( 50 to 65c
Extra heavy niekle copper toa kettles $2
Stove pipes 10c Elbows, dampers, etc
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE I STOVE STORE