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EXETER, NOVEMBER 19, 1908
THE REV. IRL R. IIICKS ALMANAC
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fine portrait of Prof. Hicks in colors,
all the old features and several new ones
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Locust Street. St. Louts, Mo. Every cit-
izen owes it to himself, to his fellows
and to Prof Hicks to posttests the "Hicks
forecasts,—the only reliable
While sitting back ti. your comfortable
arm chair beside the cheerful stove or
grate, roasting your shins these even-
ings, what a feeling of contentment Is
Yours. flow different Is the lot of many
In the large cities, and even in our own
neighborhood where poverty 1s no
stranger. where what we call necessities
are luxurle'• and the piteous cry for food
is a common form of speech. In our
own neighborhood we have children, lit-
tle tote, who are not having the bast of
care. although the parents are endeav-
ouring 10 the beat of their ability to pro
vide. Something should be done by our
philahthropie people to place them in dif-
ferent surroundings. Missionary work
sheuld begin at home.
The criminal code ;uat laeue:i contains
a new clause, No. 4050, which tn)oat-
ens to make the police courts work over-
time. it provides that anyone is (table
to one year's lntprisohment who Incurs
KEEP THE BEEF
EXTRACT IN THE
ROAST
Keep in the meat all the
wholesome juit'es—the real
nutriment of the roast.
Use the SOL'VENIR flange
with its Aerated (f(lr('ed-air)
Oven. it provide r for pure air
(•urrents all round the roast,
and prevents the burping out
er the frying out of the whole
;twat sire ngth.
!'Hat's the
SOUVENIR RANGE
THE GU' NEY-TtLO' N Co.,
k•M• 1 ED,
HAMILTON. ONT,
n•"NCH[9 AT NONTPIAL, WINNIPCO,
VANCOuvtp.
FOR SALE BY
W. J. Heaman, Exeter
a debt or liability or who obtains cr.:•tlt
under false pretences or fraud. if en-
forced to any extent this law s nouid
place some in a very unconlfortaole po-
sition.
Woodham
Woodham's memorable day is Nov-
ember 5th. The L. 0. L. tor many
years have held a grand social event
on Guy Fawkes' night. The oyster
supper and concert this year was a
good one. The oyt•tet a were served in
all styles and the ladies know how to
do it. The concert in the church was
thoroughly enjoyed. Tony Vita's Lon-
don Harpers furnished the music.
Fred McTavish of St. Marys sang.
Miss Rena Robinson of Kirkton gave
readings, Rev. Bat tlett of Woodburn
and Rev. Collins of Exeter gave excel-
lent addresses.
Zurich
It is rumored that a party here is
about ready to erect a skating c ink.
The project might he safely encourag•
ed by oto' citizens. -Elmore Kruger,
one of Mr. Merrier's clerks, accidently
put a few grains of shot into his leg
while out shooting, On Thanksgiving
Day. -Mrs. Klopp left 1Ved-
n •sday for her houre in Stratford. -
W. O'Brien and W. 0. Hess, acting
for the Hay council. recently removed
the fence which barred the way to the
new road to the hike at St. Joseph,
which the council expropriated a short
ago. The fence was no than
laid aside when a gang (•f men were
hired and soon had it in place again.
A lively b►weuit will likely be the re-
sult. -Reeve Lenient, attended the
tax sale at God,'rich on Tuesday. it
good part of St. Joseph was sold for
unpaid taxes, nod Pete Nought the
"whole shooting nittrrh." He will
now rank as uIayor of the city. and
will likely change its name ft 0111 St.'
Joseph to St. Peter.
((clIMil11
11', Whiteside took two sitoking
spells on Thursday caused by heart
tumble. but has le•cuvered sornett•het.
-Richard %Vrhsler and wife of Luck-
now are here visiting. He forutetly
resided here lend worked in the end -
ploy of the late W. J. Miller.- Oar
zens and the tunny friends of George
Petty, sr.. will be pleased to learn that
be has 50 far recovered es to be able
to sit up and go at .d. -A. S''hlecl-
der. who has been running the phot.,
gallery here for the past few unhth-,
left on Thursday evening for H. -ilius
where his fancily resides. Ile did not
fled the business here eati4aetoly.-
Mr. Sterling, who has te'r n iii the
bleat for ,.tune the+. has returned
home.-Mr..1lorrison, head miller et
the Hernial! Flour Mil's, has moved
into Mrs. Dick's house on King St.
11'est.
t1A11141KD-Oa 1Vednesdfy, N ,t•. ).
a happy event took place att. the resid•
r•nre of Mr. Sheppard. 11eatm.ville,
when his d•tightet• Nellie. was married
to Hugh N.Martin, of the Him o1
Johnston & 11c3Lerlin, Hensnll. The
event took place at a p.m. in the ores•
elle.. of 11411 iultr►edilI1.' 1e141Ives of the
(•1'nit•actitlg parties.
Scall b(lrjr
(Too late for last week)
The members of 1.. 0. I. No. lief.
held their aminal fowl dinner in their
hell on Nov. 5. and had a Urge attend•
ance. After all p,lrlaking of the good
things the Inert hada genie of font hall.
The choir was ably tilled by F. A. Ryan
of Lush, Ilev. Arthur Carlisle and
Rev. Keltr of Luca!), and Rev. O. 1l',
Itscey of Kirkton devivele(1 grand ael-
dres-Ps. Songs trete given by }tee.
Car lisle mud F. A. Ryan. -1V..1. Car-
ter of Detroit ywit. d around here en
Thanksgiving Day. -Miss Sadie lianas
spent a few days here thio week. --A
jolly time wits spent :it the honer of F.
A. Dobbs, the firstdsneeof the season.
%lpsrrs. Whalen and Mcf.anghin barn-
! tatted the music.
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