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TW :TY -FIRST YEAR.
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HEAD OFFICE :-TORONTO.
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101RD OF DIRECTORS:
'.MILKS JARVIS, lisq , . . . Presukla
OOLPH MACDONALD, Esq. rt! £'s—PrUldtite
A. ALLAN, 1?sq., 2nd MCC-Pre:Ufa
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liox. D. McMILLAN,
ARctt. CAMPBELL, Espy M.P.
A. E.'nate:sr, Esq., I.Y.
HON. PETER MCI,Aaste,
W. K. McNArcar, Esq.. M.P.
ALEX. BRUCE, Esq.. K.C.
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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. 1908.
le.
Sale Bills
FAIt\IF:its wine want a
big etowd at their sales
should net their bills at
the ADVOCATE and ad-
vertise in 1ht• Ai)Y'O('ATE
It Means Money to You
SANDERS & CREECH
Why Not Escape Colds?
The new Yvay Henry Horton Conservative
I1 _ •rt►k�; _ Candidate for South Huron
The old way to cure
a cold,
Savings Bank Department W. S. Howey, Phm. B
Chemist audOptician, Exeter.
HOWEY'S
C't'ItE-A-CoLD
CAPSULES
Put lap in cap-
• stales. Harm.
' less and easy
to take.
Price 25c.abox
Mantifaetared
only by
ILtere-t et Lett current rates paid quarterly. i —
DRPINGEL
LONDON,
i
Branches at Exeter, Dashwood, 'Lar-
ich and Crediton, e 1 ONTARIO
JOS. SNELL, Manager' sI•akl°wo eon a sot oldiseases
Ly ases of
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The Old Reliable
This being
The Beginning of the New Year
we wish to have a straightforward bu-lues talk with you.
Where do gou deal?
Why do you deal there?
Are you satisfied with your Purchases?
Would you change stores if gou could do better?
These may be personal questions, hut isn't it true that you want court-
eous treatment; you want the best goods at the lowest prices; you
want a variety of goods to choose from; you want to feel at home in
the store with which you are dealing. These are but few of the things
you want and should get no matter where you are dealing.
) Just Remember
You can be at home in this store, you can get the best of goods, the
kind you want, at the price you wish to pay. Here we are :always on
the alertto accommodate you in every purchase.
Come to us With Your Shopping List
We will see that you go away well satisfleld.
We wish you a Happy New Year
CARLING BROS.
Pr ffteolMoaal Cards.
DR. O. F. ROULBTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Memier of the R. C. D. S. of potarlo and Honor
Graduate of Toronto Unker,itt.
OFFICE: Over Dickson & Carling's Law OMee, In
Ds. Anderson's tomer Dental Parlors.
abDR. A. R. KINSMAN, i. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
'Tenor graduate of Toronto Unlrerlete.
DENTIST,
lsete extro•ted without any pain, or any bad effects
OMce over Olalman & Stanbury's office, Main street
aster.
Medical
AF. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER
a College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Former Htuse Surgeon Toronto western Iiospital.
Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: Fast on
Int street north of office, Exeter, Ontario. —_
DR. T. P. MILAUGIILIS
Iia resumed practiee after spending a year (Col-
lege) at British and Continental Iinspitals. General
practice with special attention to Eye, (with tetra, -
lion) Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office: Dashwood, Ont.
L gat.
DICKSON A CARi•IN°, BARRISTERS, SOIJCi•
ton. Notaries, Con%etan'ere, Commissioner,.
Solicitors for Motions Bank. etc.
Mosey to Loaf at lowest ratesof interest.
Olives, Main street, Eaeter,
1. it. Caattso, B.A., 1. 11. Notion
MONET TO LOAN.
Ws bare a large atnouot of private funds to loan
a hetes sod village properties at low rates of Inter
r4
OLAUMAN t IrlANBVRT,
Banisters, Sotklton,llaln st., Rxeter On
William Brown
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
FARM FOR SA LE.
Wt acre., more or less N ' Lot 3, Concession a,
McGillivray, cheap if sold at once. Apply to
JIM NEIL, Hotel,
Centralia, Ont.
Farmers Take Notice
The books are now open at the Factory to receive
contracts for the growing of stuff for this season's
peck. Parties wishing to take acreage should apply
at once as the opportunity will not be open long.
I'NE:TE t CANNtNO .t PRESERVING CO.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will he received by the undersigned on or
before Friday, January 31st, icsn, at 1 o'clock p.m.,
for the erection of the new Lutheran church, Dash.
wood. Tenders for brickwork and carpenter work
to be made out separately. The lowest or any ten•
der riot necessarily accepted. Plans and specifica-
tions can be seen at H. Willetts Dashwood.
Committer: Callref Walper, Otto Miller, George
Koch, Henry Kraft.
11. WILLERT, Chairman.
8a,hwoal, Jan. 7, 1110,.
Mortgage Sale
Lot 12 and month half of IA t 11. Con. 1, Mil illiv•
ray. on Monday, January 27, haat, at 2 o't 1otk .m.,
on the premise. to be sold en block or separately to
salt purchasers. Twn third.of the pnrehasemoney
can remain on mortgage for the years at five pet
cent Interest. About 20 acres of wheat. fall plowing
all done except about 13 acres: one quarter mlle from
Mooresville. For further partieulan apply to
OLADMAN n STANRI'RY, Banisters, Exeter.
11. E. llt'STON ES./. Eaeter.
Jt11Eg'TtN1.iY, uctioner. Lucan.
Prof. Diploma of Roy al In. rporate.I Society cf
Musicians, England; Organist of Trivltt Memorial
Charch,Eveter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory
of Music. Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, t
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the Exeter
Brunch Agricultural Society will be
held in the
TOWN 4Ai.i.. EXETER,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16/it, 1008.
at one o'clock p. rn.,
for the pin pose of electing President,
Vice-I'reeitlent anti Directors for the
ensiling year. and other important
business. All members and interested
parties are earnestly requested to at-
tend.
s!'The Directors are particularly re.
questen to attend a meeting at 10 a.m.
of the same day.
JOHN DELHRI1)0E, President.
A. 0. DYER, Secretary.
N. D. HURDON, Treasurer.
Notice!
Noti. e is hereby oil en that the 113,1 Annual Meet-
ing of the members of the Hay Tow'n.hip Farmers
Mutual Fire Irwin!, 1. Company, will he hrldat the
TOWN IIAI.I„ Zt'RR'll, on Tl'ESDAT. JANUARY
1111, Ears, at one n'cicw k p m Business Receir•
ing the Directors', Auditors' and Treasurer's Reports
Election of Directors and such other business ae may
to net•essary for the gond and welfare of the corn -
An.
ll are requested to attend.
(ltrdstian Stade, Req , Henry Either,
President. Secretary
South Huron
armers' Institute
11e,;u:..I :..sanp of the •!,,.v( so iett w,11 1-e held
as follow.
Brucefleld, Dixon's Hall, Sat., Jan. 11
Exeter, Town Hall, Monday, Jan. 13
At 1 o'clock and 7.30 o'clock.
Speakers at Bnueefleld-O. Barbour of Crosahill,
afternoon subject, "Draft horses and how to Wise
them' ;evening subject "Farmers and their song';
W. J. Lennox of Newton Robinson, afternoon,
"Sheep breeding and their manarement"; evening,
"Training young horses"; W. D. Sander., Meter.
afternoon, Selected subject.
Speakers at Exeter -0. Barbour, afternoon,"Draft
horses and how to raise them"; evening, "Farmers
and theirsons"; W. J. Lennon, afternoon "sheep
breeding and their management"; evening, "Farm
ere Cardene"; It. 11. McLean, Kipper afternoon. Se•
le. ted sui•ject.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETINGS
N'ill t.e held at
Bitl'('EFiELD AND EXETER
(Senior'. Hail in the afternoon at 3 Miss L.
Shuttleworth of Guelph will speak on ' Fruits Meth.
ode of ('ar,niei and rreeerving "
EVENING MEi•:TiNOS
ik•Ndrsthe abate mentioned addre•u.ee. MI., Shut•
tleworth will speak at the granny Meeting. at both
places on "Health as a Ramis of Womanly Beauty. '
A concert of music will also he given et the elan•
Ing meeting*. IIn Pneter at Opera House)
W. D. SANDERS, B. S. i'HILLiPS,
President, Ezeter Sem J Trva. , Hensall
Hensall, Jan. 2. -The executive of
the South Huron Conservative Associ-
ation wet here this afternoon and
chose Mr. Henry Horton of Tucker -
smith Township to contest the bye -
election in South Huron, caused by
the recent death of B.B. Gunn, M.P.
Two names were proposed. Mr. Hor-
ton and Mr. John McNaughton of Stan-
ley Township. Both were considered
strong candidates, but in the end the
choice of Mr. Horton was made unan-
imous.
In view of tbo short time remaining
before the nominations, which take
place on Jan. 15, it was practically de-
cided to dispense with a party conven-
tion, the feeling being that the Con-
servatives of the riding would stand
strong behind the choice of the execu-
tive.
Mr. Horton is an ex -president of the
South HuronOonservativeAssociation
and is also an ex -reeve of Tiickerswith
township. He is a successful farmer,
an able platform speaker and a wan
who bite always shown an admirable
public spirit. That he would be a most
able successor to the -late member.
Mr. Gunn's majority was 111 in the
Last eiectiotas and Mr. Horton should
be able to retain that majority on elec-
tion day.
The polling takes place on January
22, nomination one week earlier. It
will be a short decisive campaign and
the elections look forward to having
some good speakers on both sides.
Mrs. B. Meston and son Eddie, after
a pleasant visit with friends here and
at Zurich, Left Friday for their home
in Elora.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK and IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed to
sell by public auction
on LOr 10, CON. 2, STEPHEN, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1908
at 1 o'clock, the following property:
1 axed driving horse; 23•yr•old geldings, 1 2 -yr -old
draught; 1 3 -yr -old driver, 1 cow supposed to be in
calf, 1 f.yr-old steer; 3 1 yr -old steers; 2 1' r•old hei•
fen; 6 spring calves; 1 brood sow, stock hogs.
Frost .fr Wood binder, mower, cultivator, seed
dri11, hay loader, sulky rake, twin riding plow, 2
walking plows:set iron harrows, land roller, pair
bobsleighs, lumber wagon, buggy, cutter, half inter-
est manure spreader, hay racks, 2 sets heavy her-
on., !horse blankets, robe wheelbarrow, fanning
mill, 3 doz. bags and other articles tin numerous to
mention,
A gnantity potatoes, hay and turnips.
TERMS --Hay and surusof 81 and under cash; over
that amount credit Ie given until January 1, 1'.er,
on furnishing approved joint notes.
WM. ANDERSON JAS. STANLEY
Prop. Auct.
Auction Sale
- OF -
Farm Stock and Implements
The undersigned auctioneers have been instrti,•0.I 10
sell by public auction on
LOT 9, CON. 12, TP. OF HIBBERT
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1908
AT 12 O'CLOCK SHAM'.
The following property:
HORSES -1 brood mare, S years; 1 brood mare,
9yean: 1 aged mare:1 filly 6 months old; 1 good
work horse, all Agriculture; 1 driving horse.
CATTLE -4 cows, due to calte in (larch and
April; 1 fat cow, 6 heifers 3 years, fat; 6 steers rising
3 yrs; 4 heifers rising 3 years; 6 steers and heifers ris-
ing 2 years; 6 steers and heifers 1 yr. old; 3 fall
Calves.
11005 -1 hogs nearly ready for market
14011.; 10 hors 2 months old.
FOWL - 25 Barred Rock hens; 25 White Leghorn!.
IMB'LEIIENTS--Masseylfarris Linder, Paterson
Binder, Brantford mower and pea hart ester attached
10 -foot steel rake, new; !: ' ormick disc drill; new
1.15 hoe seed drill; 1 lion disc harrow, set diamond
harrows, large 2 -furrow plow, gang plow, 2 walking
plows, 1 new plow, 2 ecuffers, land roller, 2 lumber
warm, top buggy, new; open buggy, pair bot.
sleighs, cutter, wagon tar, gravel box, fanning mill,
root pulper, a.nles,cap. 20n0 lbs.; cream Separator,
stone l.oat, hay fork, rope, car and pulleys; (Bleb
iron scraper, wheel barrow, chains, forks, shovels,
grain hags and numerous other articles.
Iu ton. fist class timothy hay, quantity of flat•
class oat straw In barn, a large stock of wheat straw
well stored, 1.0 bushels send oats, Banner; quantity
of msngolds and turnips.
TERMS -65 and under cash: oder that amnunt 10
months credit will be git en on furnishing approved
joint note.. 6 per cent off for.'a.h on credit amounts.
Positively no reserve as I roprietor ha• told his
farm.
Thom Cameron, N. and A. McKellar
Auct itvn'er. Proprietors
Executor's Sale
OF FARM,
FARM STOCK ANi) iMi'LEMENTS
The executor of the late W. IL Stewart ha. in-
structed the undersigned attctinne•er to sell by
Public Auction, on
1.07' 11, CON. NO1tTII EAST NOUN•
DRY, 1'S13OitN E
ON TUESDAY, .;ANI'AltY 28, MOS
AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP
The following property
STOCK- 1 1-rond man 7 years, 1 gelding 7 year..
1 Belding rising 3 years, 1 sucking colt; all agricul-
tural; 1 carriage mare, 7 yrs., Standard bred; 6 rows
due to calve in Marc), and April;1 cow due to calve
at time of sale, 2 fat heifers, rising 3 yrs., 6 steers,
rising 3 years. fir grass; 6 steers and heifer., rising
2 yon; 5 calves; 2 brood sows: 2 store hog., 1s
pies 2 month. phi,
1 VPI.EMFNTe --Binder, mown, seed .1011, 3 hnr'e
cultivator. hay rake, gang pinw, walking plies, set
harrow., roller, cutting box,:pulper, truck wagon,
pair hob eeigh, hay rack. new; top buggy, nearly
new
set double plow hornets, 2 sets single harness, nne
nt.,: rotes, fork.; shovels, hoe., full set sirup mak-
in�t utensils, some household furniture; 15 tons tin•
othy hay. some (lover hay, quantity good oat straw;
WO bushels turnip..
Then will also le sold at the same time and place
that choice farn. ieieg lot 14, Con. N.B. B., [',borne,
containing 10ttat-ress, on which there is an up -to•
date brick hone. with slate roof; bank barn, 3etaa5
feet; brick hog and hen house; large frame drive
house, never failing spring of water, good young
orhard, 12 seers hardwood Noll. 13 acres fall wheat
5(tarres in grass; all the plowing done. This farm
is well fenced and drained; is Inc high state of cut ti -
intim and a ts•autiful home.
TERMS Chattels --$,Y and tinder cash; over that
amoant A months credit given on furnishing ap-
proved joins notes. 6 per cent. off for cash on reedit
amounts
Real Mate -Terms of sale made known on day of
sale or by applying to J. w Stewart, Est cutor.
Dickson ,t f',trliug. .1. \V. Stewart,
Solicitors i':xecutor
THOS. CAM FAWN. Auct.
1 Election Returns
EXETER
The old council was re-elected on
Monday after a well fought contest.
A. Q. Bobier and 1Vtn. Bawden were
again the candidates for the t'eeveship,
and the result was a victory for the
former. although the majority was
decreased from 119 to 44. The win-
ning councillors ran a close race, the
poll being beaded by J. J. Knight.
The two old trustees and F. W. Glad -
wan were elected to the School Board,
while R. E. Davis polled a good vote.
The council for 1908 will consist of
Reeve Bobier, Councillors Knight,
Johns, Heantan, Fuke; and the trus-
tees are Madman, Huston and Frayne
After the polls closed the citizens
congregated itt the Town Hall, where
the results were given out and the suc-
ce6bful ones gave short a]dresses,
thanking the electors.
The Gibbs By-law to grant $500 for
a site for the evaporator was defeated.
332 votes for it were necessary to its
carrying. Little interest was taken in
it, many electors not understanding
either the by-law or the ballot, conse-
quently many ballots were returned
unmarked. It is regrettable that it
was not carried. The cow plebescite
shoved the people were slightly in
favor of shutting theist up, but, in this
case also many ballots were unmarked
and others were unknowingly marked
as electors had not intended.
The results follow:
.teeve 1 2 3 4 Total
Bobier 60 57 40 80 - 239
Bawden 50 40 50 59 - 205
Councillors
Fuke 82 57 45 81
Heitman 53 60 03 101
Johns 85 73 54 92 - 304
Knight 78 70 70 91 - 321
Levett 42 30 51 75 - 204
Mitchell 48 20 39 28 - 1.41
Trustees
Davis 71 38 47 54 - 210
Frayne 70 68 56 80 - 272
Gladwan 02 59 50 110 -- 287
Huston 87 05 05 88 - 283
Gibbs By-law
For 55 47 42 79 - 223
Against 28 23 41 38 - 130
Cow Plebescite
For closing 45 01 30 77 - 222
Against 50 29 57 60 - 204
- 215
- 280
McGILLIVRAY
The council consists of Reeve Robin-
son. Deputy Ulens, Councillors Murdy,
Morgan, Poore.
Reeve 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 Total
Miller 03 53 40 20 28 31 35-270
Robinson 53 51 80 00 98 51 53-449
Councillors
Murdy 94 72 74 42 73 27 03-445
Morgan 09 (39 80 40 47 28 23-350
Mawson 21 30 72 53 83 21 $9-3'28
Poore 40 32 40 53 81 81 71-403
13iddulph: Reeve Jas. Bryan, Coun-
cillors R Reycroft, A. Hodgins, Chas.
McMahon, Thos Armitage.
Radgervi1le.
Messrs. Frank, Joseph Reg. and
Miss Susie Case attended a party in
St. Marys at the home of their broth-
er, Nelson Case, on Dec. 27th. -Garin
Moss treated a number of his Rodger-
ville friends to a skating party New
Year's Day, when a pleasant time was
spent, both afternoon and evening. -
Mr. Robert Patterson is visiting in
Lambeth, the guests of the Misses
Malcholnt- --- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Doulrall and family of White Water,
Man., are visiting here, the guests of
the fortnet's brother, Henry Dougall.
--Frank Ross left Tuesday merning
for Hyde Park, where he intends to
spend the winter with his brother,
Dr. C. C. Ross: --Garnet Case is con-
fined to his rconl through iilness. We
hope to see hint out again soon. -After
spending the Christntns vacation here,
Miss Vera Glenn left Thursday morn-
ing for Dundalk, where she has accept-
ed a school. -Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Jarrott attended the wedding recep-
tion of his cousin at Hillsgreen on
Monday evening of last week. -Albert
McTaggart of 'Toronto and sister Miss
Mabel of Chathom are holidaying in
this vicinity at present. -Peter Case
and sister, Mrs. Robert hose, visited
one day this week. in Varna- Mies
Alice Bell and sister Eliza arrived
home last week after spending the
summer in British Columtt'a an l other i
points in the West.-- Ernest White of
Lucknow spent Christmas under the
parental roof. -Woodcutting is the
order of the day here now.
Cards of Thanks.
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
I thank the people of Exeter for the
confidence shown in me by re-electing
me to the reeve's chair for fly. per cent Discount
Yobs trul
A. Q, 13ohiet-
ITo the Electors of South Huron.
GENTLE:31EN:
As you are doubtless aware a by-election for the House of Commons is to
be held in South Huron on \Vednesday, Jan. 22. This has been rendered ne-
cessary by the death of our able and lamented member, Mr. Benjamin B.
Gunn, whom you honored with you generous support in 1901. He deserved
your confidence; the Liberal Conservative patty deserved that support. To-
day it appeals to you through a Worthy leader, who wears the white flower of
a blameless life.
As a candidate of the Liberal Conservative party, I shall support their ef-
forts for an honest expenditure of public money, and a thorough prevention
of eleetoral corruption. I ant at firm believer in rural nail delivery, in railway
and immigration reform and in nationalization of our telegraphs and tele-
phones. As your representative I shall use my best endeavors in support of
every measure that 1 know is right.
As a farmer I believe I have both a special knowledge of your wants and
special claims for support from this great rural riding,
Owing to the shortness of the time I shall not be able to meet all the elec-
tors before pulling day; but I hope to visit as many as possible, and to see
many more of you at the various public meetings.
With the season's greetings, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
HENRY HORTON.
BIRTHS
MITCHELL -At Moray, Dec.31, to Day.
Mitchell and wife a daughter.
CAREY-At Mt. Carmel, Dec. 29, to
Janes Carey and wife a daughter.
PA'rrEttsoN-At Grand Bend, Dec. 30,
Wrn. Patterson and wife a son.
Y UNt1RLCT-In Zurich, Dec. 30, to H.
Yungbl'tt and wife a son.
PRANG -In Goderich, Jan. 1, to John
Prang and wife a dau4hter.
Hon :in -At \Valkerville, Jan. 3, the
wife of E. \V. Horne, Manager of
the Houle Bank of Canada, a son.
MARRIAGES.
TAYLOR -KENT -In Lucan, Jan. 1, by
Rev. Holmes, Hector N. Taylor of
Usborne, to Miss Ina, daughter of
Ww. Kent of Lucan.
SADLER-O'NEIL-At the home of the
bride's father. Dec. 25, by Rev. Com-
mis, R. Alfred Sadler to Miss Lois
Adeline, daughter of Harry O'Neil
of McGillivray.
STEI'IIENSON-CARTER-At the home
of the bride's father, by Rev. Newton
Dec. 31, VV. O. Stephenson of Rou-
leau, Sask., to Miss Hilda, daughter
of Wm. Carter, McGillivray.
JACKSON-RODAWAY-In Clinton,Jan'
1, by Rev. Kerr, Dr. E. W. Jackson,
of Chicago, to Mies M. Rodaway of
liullett.
SCRUTON-BAItIt-I n Clinton, Dec. 30,
by Rev. Stewart, Ed. Scruton, to
Jennie, only daughter of Sant Barr,
both of Clinton.
DONALY-CURRY-At the home of the
bride's another, Jan. 1, John Doaaly
to Miss Alice I. Curray, (formerly of
Hillsgreen) both of Moosejaw, Sask.
A NDERsoN-WIIITESIDRS--At Carie -
vale, Dec. 23, by Rev Sotnerset, Jas.
McHardv Anderson of Oakley,Sask..
to Miss Violet, daughter of Wm.
Whiteside of Hensall.
MACRAE-RITTER-On Tuesday, Dec.
31, 1907, at the Berkeley st. Metho-
dist parsonage, Toronto, by the Rev.
J. E. Starr, Rebecca, the youngest
daughter of Val. Ritter, Dashwood,
to Mr. Frederick J. Macrae of Bel-
fast, Ireland.
DEATHS
RANNIE-In Hay, Babylon Line, Jan.
1, Mary Anne Thompson, beloved
wife of Alex. Rannie, aged 53 years,
9 months, 17 days.
GItEttxwooD-In Mitchell,Jan. 1, Mary,
wife of Win. Greenwood, aged 50
years, 11) months.
BAKER -In Ezeter, Dec.31, Eliza Long
wife of Wm. Baker, aged 80 years, 2
months, 4 days.
SANDERS -At St. Joseph Hospital,
London, Jan. 4, Emily Wood, be-
loved wife of James A. Sanders, of
London,
E
ETES DIAMOND HALL
HEST JEWELLERY
OUR NEW STOCK OF
Watches, Jewellery, Silverware, Toilet
Sets, Etc., Etc.,
has just been opened up and we may
safely say that this is the finest stock
that has ever been shown in Exeter.
Our Coods are at Prices
To Suit EVERYBODY
They Will Sult You
Call and Examine Early
A. MARCHAND,
Exeter, Ont.
Just Before Stock Taking
i'tdies and Gentlemen. -1 thank
you heartily for re-electing me to the
Council Board of Exeter for 1908.
Very truly,
A. E. Fuke.
1 take this opportunity of thanking
you all again for returning me for
councillor for the current year, and 1
promise to advance your interest.
Yours sincerely,
J. J. Knight.
1 ,Nedra to thank you one and all for
re-electing me to the council board
for the next year. i shall do rely best
to deserve your confidence.
Sincerely yours,
W. J. Heitman.
IAdies and Gentlemen.- -Wellington
Johns desires to return thanks to the
electors for re electing hint as coun-
cillor for 11i1.101. The sante careful At-
tention will be given the town's
affairs.
on all Heaters. This is a Snap.
4 tons Cleveland Coil Spring Wire
400 Rods Ideal Fencing
at special prices for one week to reduce the stock
Ranges, Ranges, 10 per c. off
Souvenir, Garland, and Nationals
I The most economical in fuel and exc 311ent bakers.
Special b per cent. off for one week.
i
�w. �oequal a°ceii
ca
offered9EAYAN'S HARDWARE b STOVE STORE