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Exeter Advocate, 1908-09-17, Page 4t53i etex Abuocate, 4 ProF3. TIWRSDAY, Sept. 17, 1008 NOTE; ANI) COMMENT Hon. Thomas Greenway is likely to be ^I�•"rl ra the Dominion Railway Commission. I3)rden, Whitney, Hazen, Roblin ani :.IcBride speak from the sante platform at Loudon 011 the 22nd; and Laturir r and Graham are to be at Clin- ton on the 23rd, 'Let Laurier finish hie work," as the the Littera! slogan. At the past race it would cost too muck and Caned, lova n0: tcel Lie wasting 1.2r nr,aey, a:.y more titan any private individual or bus- Incaa man. 'We believe that Mr. Cant'o's scheme to coenect Stratford and St. Joseph t,;: an electric ra Tway will become a reality There le no roan ,'n Canada that can put. more et.ergy into a project than th a same Cahr:n.-Zur ch Herald. Hon, R. W. Scott, Secretary of State, his retired owing to old ACP. Chas. Alurl,;,; tri Ottawa has been appointed in his stead. Once more has Laurier gone out side of his Liberal mem hers to pick a cabinet minister. • •',ee 1l t!z, M. P. for North Mtdd;e:,ex, and formerly for the saute riding when part of Huron was in it did not accept the nomination of the Liberals on Friday, Alex. Smith of McGillivray securing the convention. It will be remembered that Mr. Ratz' ran an f!lel,eadent four years ago again: t the Liberal choice, Mr. Boston, and woe out. In the House he gave a straieia Liberal suppor t on all meas• urea. 1pparer.tly Mr. Retz did not feel sure of the support of either party fr• h e:ec,'on arid so dropped out of t111 running. Exeter Council The regular stetting of the Council was hold 111 the Town Hall, on Friday, Sept. •lth. Councillor Knight was ab- sent. The minutes of the meetlege held August 21st and alstwerc read acrd ap- proved. A petition signed by L. McTag- gart and A. Holland and other residents of .ttr ':orth• end asking for two arc lig' •. - tete L.tk, Road was presented. Also a request an was cited by Coun- cillor Beaman lior a light at the cor- ner °prostte )toht. Frayne's residence. Both of which were laid over for future consideration. The contractors for gravel having been ordered to dls.'on- tlaue delivering addressed the Council. The Council deferred action until they pay a visit to the pit on Mr. Makin's farm. The following accounts were read and orders drawn for t:ayntent. T. Hart - toll. galvanized iron treed to en'nc'et- tons at drain. $2.1' : J. Creec!: ,Labor $2: A. Redford a4.SN : It. Quante $7.63 Walter \Vicetcott, $11.35; Thed. Jones $9.61); Ed. Coomber, ends.: Devil itue- sell, 75c.; J. J. Kydd, $1.13 ; W. J. Bie- sett• part eatery, $33: C. \V. Cross, part salary cemetery. $211: To„ Queen City o:i Cu., gasoline, $7.62 ; F. W. Farncombe, surveying Carling creek •*13 Roes -Taylor Co.. supplier lumbar $17- 18; Exeter Electric Light Co.. etr(c•t lIgtting, $111.17; Town Ball lighting $3.00; John harness half year eatery tell ringing, $_'0: T. White two weeks street watering. $2e.,10 Rost. Treble. taLor, $1.75. Amounting in all to $110.10, Stephen' Council The Council of hoe Townsh'p of Ste- phen convened 1:n t Town 1:a11. at Creellort, cn Monday, the 7tc day of September, at 1 p.m. All members pre- sent. The minutea of the previous meet- ing were toad and adopted. le ll r - man -Sanders --That the clerk notify 0. Preszeator to have the portion of the `fad Creek Ura;u 011 h s farm repaired forthwith, otherwise the triune!' would call upon the engineer to put tie ervie, In repalr.-Carried. Sanders-Yearlcy- That Gottlob Brown be appointed col- lector of taxes for the year 11109 and that the roll be returt,able on Gee 1 'frit of December next, and further t'•at the roll be handed to hire as Soo 1 to be files We bonds with the Clerk of the Inunlelpallty.-Carried, Councillor \\'uerth moved as an antend- rnent that the appointment of collet-. or be laid over and that the Council risk for applications for the position. -Loot. The tollowing erde*S were pall :- municipal Soild, supp►les and coerces ie'.,litl: Thos. Oliver, rtp. bridge. Lon- don l oad. 50c15. ; Sidney Davis. burial expenses re. Nelson McGee, $13; Climax Road '.I.0 bite Co., bal. of account it. moulds. $172.7' : V. Taylor, rep. bridge $G: Fv,•,-.tl•at cherei, Stringers. A. Patton. gravel ro:itract. No. :3, N. II. $13 . \Ycsley Jot e, cool. y. !; 4_,:,n ; 13. t'. Eilber, caretaker of lock-up s.: Mel,. 'leaver, rep. Crediton hr,dgc. $I John Keys, rep. Mud Creek britee. $l : ify. Carruthers, gravel, $9.4o Tic. ruthere, gravel 0. 11. $10.a6 . i) 1'. J. Mt Cue, Insane examination. e-,.- Morena. part payment of award dare,. $21, ;Dr. McCue, Medical health officer, 010.30 ; 1t Cua:,ingham. rc p. hrt•igc C. road. 3u, ts. The Councll adjourned to meet ag.tln la the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday the ,',th of October at 1 p, ,n. Henry Hilber, Tp. Clerk McO111lvray Council. Count it met pursuant to *dyne ement in Town Hall, McGltllvrae. Sept. 7th, All members present. Minutes of last meeting read and slgnei. Mutely -Pore -that the accounts as rc,►d be pal 1. - Carrltd. Poore -Sturdy -that At drew Grieve le re -appointed tat collector tee- the eethe west division and Nell NlcAlp!•te for the east div.eloii, tor tine year tool, at a salary of $45 each.-Carrled. Mor- gan -films -that lty-law No. n: 1008, levying the following rates for 10*:l5hlp purposes 2 mills on the $ : for Cout,ty 2.74 ; general school tatel.t3S. ar.d the atnouttte *equineby the trustees of the Pubile andScparate schools as set forth By-law. as read ,t first and wood time. be now read a third time arid pae- sed.-Carrlcd. . .e Council thea ad- Journt'd to meet In the Town 1t t'1 on on the first Monday in October. tt one o'clock p. rn. 3. D. Drummond. Clark. Veallesworth.-Stewart -M t'.t' reel - dente of Mr. James Stewart T , k smith. father of the bride, o ' 9, by R•v. N. Shaw. Mr. turn. G. r tri ,- a•o th f Verne 'lvill,. to \t 44 '•, toria A. Stewart. • school Board Mutates- Centralia Mi The tegnlar monthly session of the Mr. Andrew Butt left Monday for Board was held in the Town Hall on Alpert College, Belleville, where he Monday everting het with a full at- takes a special course in educational tendance. The following is the order training. -Miss Vera E'sery returned of business disposed of: -Per Chair Tuesday evening front Toronto, where Minuted of previous meeting; per S. she has been spending a couple of Martin and F. W. Madman that the weeks visiting relatives. -Rev. W. H. report of the elixir advising the en- Butt lost a valuable Jersey cow on gageutent of Mr. B. Huggarth and Friday evening, from over feeding. Miss A. Martin as supplies in !looms You know the story about the reran :land 5 be approved; pet: S. Martin and who accustomed his horse to Less feed 11. Boston that the following accounts each day. until, just when he thought be accepted: S. Fanson, scrubbing $10; it could do without --it died, But just C. Heywood, painting and repairs the other way with His Reverence. $15.30; Underwood Type -wt iter acct. But it it had been a "butter" it would in full $S; per It. N. Rowe and 11. E. have been different, as they take ev- Huston on the report of the Principal erything that comes their way. Fod- that the shelving, hooks and chairs re- der seems to be plentiful-Bf'TT- quit'ed be placed by the Repairs Com.; "spare the feed and save their lives." per S. Martin and H. N. Itowe that the -Frank Boyle is learning the barber additions to the library and science business front otie of the Exeter ton - supplies required he secured by the curial artists. -Mr. John Hepburn Supplies Committee; per S. Martin and and daughter, Aggie, returned from G. W. Gladutan that the defects in the Toronto on Saturday. -Large number east side drainage be remedied by the are in attendance at the Western Fair G. and S. Cum. also that the well clay London. -A new evaporator is being be properly distributed tinder th6 erected by Messrs, T. Elston & Co. saute direction; per S. Martin and H. Baskerville. It will be quite an ac - Huston that the fee charges for admis- quisition to our village, We wish slot to the Latin Class be $1 for the these enterprisingmen every success in tern; per S. Martin and F. W. Glad- their new venture. -Rev. W. H. Butt man that Dr. Malloy be the the Boards and Mr. Thos. Mitchell attended the representative to the Public Library District Meeting at Ailsa Craig on Board for the balance of the tent of Wednesday. -The brick house at pre - Dr. Antos (removed): per F. %Vood ad- sent occupied by Mr. T. Coughlin was journtnent.-J. Grigg, Secy. sold by auction on Monday for $520. - Notes -The tollowing are taken from The financial report of the Methodist the verbal report of the Principal re- Church has just been issued for the ceived at this session. H. S. attend- past ecclesiastical year. It shows all ance 87, supplies for Department 3 do- the departments of the church to be Mg fairly well, processional Entrance in a prosperous state, ahead of former introducel producing good results, years. The contributions have in the preparations for regular tire drill being main been large and very creditable made, H. S. Inspector favorable to the to the Congregation and the Pastor, introduction of Senior Leaving work Rev. W. H. Butt. should condition prove favorable. +- -- - --- Whalen Creditor' A large number of our citizens are attending the Western Fair, which is being held in London this week. -Last Friday our whole country was envelop- ed in smoke, owing to the fires in the neighborhood. What we want is rain, and that in abundance. -Don't rorget Friday, the 25th inst. The town Fath- ers have declared this a Civic Holiday. In the after -noon all places of business will be closed. Arrangetnents are be- ing made by the Committee to have a bowling tournament and a fast game of base -ball on for the day. Further particulars will appear in a few days. -Mrs. Claude Bluett and family are visiting friends in Forest this week.- F.arl Campbell of Fort NVillianl was in the village last week renewing acquain- tances. -Herb. Eilher has returned home from Detroit after a brief visit there with friends. -August Kuhn of the Bank of Commerce left here last Thursday morning for Chatham, where he has been promoted to the position as Teller. Before leaving his friends met in the Doctor's office and presented hits with a suit -case and shaving sett ars a token of their regard and respect for him as a chute. W. H. James, Manager of the Bank here, made the presentation in a few well chosen words, to which Mr. Kuhn made a suitable reply. August has many friends here, who will always have his welfare at. heart. We all wish hitt every success. -Last Friday our bowlers went to MountCarmel and had a splendid time, winning out by 1 point. Two games were played with Dr.'McCue as skip for Crediton and Fr. Forster as skip for Mt. Car- mel. Tit,° uesult wits 21-23 anti 13-12. -Miss Martha %Vind has returned hnine front Milverton, where she has been visiting relatives for a few weeks. -Miss ida Ewald of Granton spent last Sunday at beets with her parents. -- Mr. and Mr., Daniel Oestreicher are visiting iel.ttites inTavistock. --Arthur Ho;tzutatnu leaves Thur -day for Nttper- vi11e, III., Where he will ,attend the North-western ('allege for a number of years, 11'e wish Art every success in his stndit''..--Rt t. and Mrs, ;l1kks at- tended the wedding of Nliss Hawkins to Mr. Hnntet of Elinrvilleon Tuesday. Last Sunday ev'g ,t song service vale given in tie Evangelical church. .\ lar,ce number were In attendance. Acthar Ktllernranii of Dasatwuod occupied the chair. Secial anthems were sung by the choir and two ec:ccttons given by the tele chorus. Special locution must be given to the t.adles' quartette of 1)ish- wood. Their selection was exec p'lo!utlly good and reflected great credit upon our neighboring burg for possessieg talent. -Quite a number of our purple lt.te rd going to Clinton c, it Wednesday to hear Laurier.-:\ few of our ball play- ers are gobng to assist the Ccntrell.t team in playing tease -bail in that newt in the afternoon. The grim reaper has been busy 1;1 our midst thle week. Two have then call^d awayone a child and the other an ag- ed man. eVe refer 10 the infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Tiellrr. who died in Detroit 0,1 Monday morning atter a very brief Illness. its remains were brought here and Interred In the Evan- gelical eenretery on Tuesday afternumn. The Rev. L. K. Eldt of Dashwood con- ducted the funeral servlet'. Death -On Sunday evening just before church. (leo. Boltzmann, er., died sud- denly. Ile ate a hearty eupter tn.1 a tcw minutes afterwards breathed his last. ilis death was calor and peaceful and did not suites any talo. 12' lived to the good age of 133 years. a •1 O otos. The tie -rafted tau many frit ;.l,,, in the village. Doth 'young end o':'1 %ere glad to ha ve hint call you fr:ra'l, ile had a kind and cheering wor 1 for evclyooe, and his absence from our etieette Nt;r be quite apparent. His body was interred In the cemetery here o.n \Vedncsdey. the Rev. J. O. Litt of Stbringvllle otfitiating. Ire leaves to mourn his toes four sons and two daughters, besides a large number of friends and relatives, The sympettty of the entire community is extended to the bereaved tarnllles In this their hoer of trial and afflictioil. (Iran(' itPll(i Quite an lnlcree!:ng party Of plenl' k - ere arrived here on Saturday and 1 must say they were a well-behaved crowd After dinner the young lads maple- g - ed the oldet men to a game of beechen. It was played In goad style. t'vl•leeeed by the I tdl(s' cheering. Tit' score we Oanit as it might bring a blush to some. Joe. the boy -umpire, did well. Let•r all :n,Ioyed a lolly time on the lake shorn Ana In the park. tt.,d we .cpect that the drive• home way, a good one. We hear that they were. (tam near Crcdltan. and it:ey whispered that they would come 141i, to whi' . we 1, at t iii e.ty' • %V. 1- c orale." • Winchelsea Miss Mu:worthy of Lakeside is the guest of Miss Etta Carom. --Bruce Medd of Kitson visited his brother George over Sunday. -George Hep- burn and Mies 1Velda Banes of Credi- ten Sundaved at W. W. Kerr's.-Wm Fletcher and wife of Exeter spent Sun- day at D. (ilouldings.-Miss Della Tre- ble of Exeter is the guest of Miss Flos- sie Coward. et r The harvest Home Supper of Sun- shine church Monday was largely at- tended and the [Lensall choir rendered 0 very line program, while the tea was an excellent one. The proceeds were $80. For a report of the ball gauge see first pave. Saintsbury The Misses Maggie and Bertha Quinton have rMurned home from it few days visit in Toronto. -Miss Mais and Miss Maggie Carter, who have been visiting in McGillivray have re- turned home. -Mr. Kedge, who bas been confined to his bed for some time with typhoid fever, is able to leave his bed and is expected out around again shortly. -The new steel bridge over the Salable is completed. HARVEST TJLANKIOII\'INti SERVICES. -The Harvest Thanksgiving services of St. Patrick's church was held on Sunday last and was largely attended, both morning and evening. Rev.Snell of Thorndale had charge of the services and both discourses were appropriate and of a deep spiritual nature. The church was deftly decorated with fruit and flowers. The special music by the choir contributed much towards brightening the services. The contri- butions were large and in keeping with the occasion. Eden A number from here are attending Lon- don Fair th1B week. -Mr, Frank Coat -a The W. M. 0. head their ittcctlaa a. and wit( visited relatives in Isiddulp!: Mrs. John llodgsoit's and a very large Sunday.-Nfilten Niltchell and Miss .attendance and an interesting meeting of Centralia visited Mies Clara was enjoyed. -Mr. and Mee. McN'il of Luxton Sunday. -Mss t.tta Esecry la near St. Marys were guests at Ntr. A. spending a few days with relatives at Duffield's Sunday. -Mise Bessie Morley, Russeldale,-Niles Edith Gray spent Ethel Millaon and Bertha SutI erby vie- Sunday at T. Dl'oeok'a,-Mrs. Sheere and Mrs. Southcott of Exeter spent Sun- day at It. Coates'. -Mie. Rich. Snell and family visited her fattier, W. Caves, a few days last week, -Mr. Ernie and Edna Luxton are spending a few days Ie Lon- don this week, Hurondale Mr. A. C. Moir, wife and daughter of Latchfor.i, New Ontario, are visit- ing for is month with John Moir. -Mr. and Mrs. Golder of Fingal are visiting the Tatter's mother, Mrs. Dew. -Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keddy are spending the week at London Fair. -Miss Maud Blatchford of Prospect Hill is visiting her uncle, Rich. Blatchford.- Charles Harvey and Robert Down attended Toronto Fair last week. odd at Niles ilessie's Birter, Mrs. Ern- est Parkinson at Bryanston on Su slay -Misses May and Itosenla Iluttson of London are visiting at Mr. Win. Ogden's -Next Sunday evening the W. M. 0. will take charge of the evening service and Mrs. Dinsmore of Bay City will addriys the meeting ; also singing and other missionary features. -The choir of our church and other friends gathered at the home of Albert Guottiug and par- took of the good tlihigs provided by the hostess, and the Misses Edna and Blida, members of the choir. Special offerings will be taken next Sunday in the Elimville circuit for the Fernie relief fund. NEW FALL GOODS Dress Goods in all the leading Shades and Cloths in Venetians, Broad- cloths, Satin -finished Clothe, Fancy Stripes, Plain, Etc., AT CLOSE PRICES We handle the Celebrated D. & A. Corset. New Mantles and Jackets We rre sole agents for the Celebrated Puritan Brand Ladies' and Children's Mantles and Jackets For style and quality and excellent fitters, thore is none to surpass them. We have there in loose.fitting, also semi -fitting. All the latest. Be sure to call and see them before snaking your purchases. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. New Flannelettes. Wrapperettes, Flannelette Blankets, Wool Blankets, Sheetings, &c., sic. New Hosiery, New Caps, New Mitts, New Gloves, New Underwear, of all kinds and sizes. Men's and Boys' Ready -to -Wear Suits at Bargain Prices. ORDERED CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. Be sure and see our stock of New Fall Tweeds and Worsteds in the new shades. SHOES A large and well assorted stock of all SHOES the leading styles and makes, at prices lower than ever. If you want a pair of good Boots or Shoes. give us it call. A lot of odds and ends will be cleared regardless of cost. ...... COME EARLY AND GET THE BARGAINS !! ! Gents' Furnishing SLASHING PRICES IN MEN'S ANI) BOY'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS The biggest Bargains ever offered, as we wish to lower our stock in this department. Also Bargains in our Made -to -Order Tweeds and Worsteds if in need of a suit be sere and see what we can do for you before you pur- chase. Collars, Socks, Braces, Ties, Hats, Caps and Underwear. See the NEW KNITTED TIE, the very latest, in all shades. STRAW iI:1 TS, :t cts. SHiitTS, NI cts. Hardware 3 PAIR SOCKS, 2.1 cta, Cut Nails (slightly rusted) all lengths, 2c per Ib. 1 only "Favorite" Churn 1 " " Peerless" Washer - at Bargain Prices, 1 " " Leader " Washer 1 " Hxruunp:k, regular 82.30, for $2.i*), e•Snde'v slightly. rusted, handle Shutt 1.s , .Thr. ' I)' handl Spi4(11.4. ght y r ted, , epi Ic Sand irone. regular $1.223, for $1.(*), (set of 3 irons, 1 stand and 1 handle) R'indow Screens, clearing at 21)c each. A full line Scoop Shovels and Grain Bilge. if you are in need of any Fencing, Ideal Woven Wire the best Fencing be sure and buy the made. We are the agents for the same. All kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Machine Oil, Cylinder Oil, and Sep- arator Oil on hand. 1Ve handle the Celebrated Sherwin-Williams Prepared:Paints. They go the farthest and tye.tr the longest because THEY ARE BEST. CHiNA. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE DEPT. Is full with a large range of Dinner Setts, Toilet Setts. Lemonade Setts. Fancy China, Fancy Glass- ware. Our prices are ns low MA the lowest. A large stock of all kinds of School Supplies for School Opening Grocery Department is full of new and fresh goods. %'e pay special attention to this department. Our prices ate right. 3 lbs. Good Green Ten, $1.110 2 lbs. Best Green Coffee, In eta. Seeded !Witham, 1(le lh, " " Roast Rib ('offer, tic Korn Kink', be pkg. " pkg. Ammonia Powder Sc Salmon, ilk tin. ('urn and 1'eas, 3 caps for 25e A full supply of Pickling Spices, furry Powder, Turtneric Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Ginger Root, Chillies, .kc.. Arc. All sizes "Crown" Fruit Jars in stock. Fruit Jar Rubbers, 3,' and lot doz. We handle the. . . . Celebrated Red Rose, Salada & Blue Ribbon Teas in } Ib. and 1 lb. packages. In Green, Black and Mixed. Try a package. Highest Prices Paid for Farm Produce. ('a11 and Examine our (foods and Prices and be convinced that we DO AS WE ADVERTISE. TIEMAN & EDIGHOFFER, Corner Store. I),\STT«'OOT) THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 18a7 1. E. WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager IPaid-up Capital, 810.000,000 Reserve Fund,- 5,000,00 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Af ALL BtiA'NCHES DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold, and money transferred by telegraph or letter. COLLECTIONS made in all parts of Canada and is foreign countries. FOREIGNBUSINESS. Cheques and drafts on the United States, Great Britain and other foreign countries bought and sold. 113 Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton oney to Loan on Mortgages of Real Estate at Current Rates All Business Strictly Confidential Liberal Terms of Repayment Loans Completed Quickly Expenses Moderate Full information gladly given Loan and Savings Co., London, Ont. 1 i 1 KIRKTON FAIR Kit kton Fair will be held on Ti.ure- day and Friday, Oct. 1st and and, 1909 Liberal prizes to all classes and big at- I reunions, speed coitests, 2.25 Trot or Pace, 3 -minute trot or Pace, High jump - leg for horses, Foot races, Lady drivers Silver medal valued at $10.00, offered by Bank of Commerce, Exeter, for the Best Single Carriage turnout. Public School Compt'tition-proceselon, drill and patrlottc songs. Admisstott 23 as. children 10 cts., carriages 25 eta. For pi Ise lists and other Information. write the secretary, AMO$ DOUPE, Klrkton. Wood'8 Phos hodia ip The Great I•:npli« Remedy, Tonus and inviguratestaco whole norvous .. -a. n, makes new loodin old Vein% Carta /Verse OUR Mbtlt yy,� Mental and Jirtein Worry, Drs- oondeney, Stravtl If oaks -ss h',nidari0rte, Spry -tatarrhaa, and ]reds of Abuse or Recesses. rice$tper box. eta for S. One \cillpleaseail will cure. Sold by all druggists or mailed In plain pkg. on receipt of price. Aran pamphlet mailed free. The Vfood MWielne Co. (formerly Windsor) Tsvonto,Ontt. ttend The Best ! is recognized as the LARGEST, ISEST slid MOST SUCCE.S4FCL prnctical training school in West- ern Ontario. 3 DE_PART)IENTS- Commerclel, Short• heed Telegraphic our graduates secure goal positions and forge to the front. Write for our fres estate -etre, you will find it interesting. You may enter et any time. ELLIOTT & A YtWHLAN, Principals. 1 1 The Molsons Bank � Capital Rest Fund incorporated )8'53 $3,3 74,000 ▪ $3,374,000 Has 03 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. interest allowed at highest current rate. - EXETER BRANCH Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HL'RDON, Manager, ALL : COME : IN AND E%AMINE OUR N1:1V ,TOCK of Watches, Jewellerd, Silverware, Toilet Sets, Etc., Etc., We have undoubtedly the finest 1inesb' of goods that have ever been shown in this district. We can suit you in quality and price every time. Wedding Presents Weddings occur at all seasons, but the big season is now approaching. We are ready for it with the finest rings & best presents. Call and Examine Earig A. MARCHAND, Exeter, Ont.