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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1908.
Wedding
Invitations
In Newest Types
On Beet I'ei peri
The Finset `York
And Right Pricer.
The Advocate Oflice,'Exeter
SANDERS lit CIREECH
The Old Reliable
Price vs. Cost
Price of Merchandise is Nothing !!!
Cost Price, plus Serviceibility,
IS EVERYTHING !!!
-Which Do Yon Want -
Low Price or Low Cost ??? Extravagance or Economy
If you wart Low Cost our goods will interest you,
otherwise they will not. Now is the time to buy your Winter Stock.
We never carried a better or more complete, stock
than we do at the present.
Highest Price Paid for POULTRY, dead or alive.
Highest price paid for produce -Butter 21c. Eggs 21c.
Highest Prices Paid for Dried Apples, present quotation 5c lb,
CARLING BROS.
big
`PHONE 22-46.--,
Discount Salettt
I3ig Discount on All Mantles
0
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1 - -11 LinedOatS Coats
Fur Coats
u ° Furs
a u Boots and Shoes
We carry a large stock. Come and secure some of the
BARGAINS
while they last.
Highest Prices Paid for All Kinds of Produce.
SNELL & ROWE
One Door North of Post-011ice.
We Sell Good Rubbers -the Dainty Mode.
rro[eeeloraal Cards.
DIL O. /. ROUL8TON, L D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
UMdsate of Toronto CD.1,8.r.oft Ontario and Honor
iffIt
01TICB; Over Di ksou R carliiK s Taw Office, In
De. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. 1).8. P. D. 9,,
Donor graduate of Toronto Cul eristy.
DENTIST.
teeth entrv"ted without an) pain. or any bid effects
Once ores Madman & Staebur)', office, Main street
M*NM.
Medical
DR, 2. P. Mcl`ACOHI.IN
Hu resumed practice atter spending a year (Col.
lege) at Britt.h and Continental Hospitals. General
p Ice with ape. fan attention to Eye, (with Tefrse•
61 ) 6ar, dose and Thromce: Dashwood, Ont.
R DRiOHT, M. 0., M. C. P. A 9., HONOR
Ila Graduate of Toronto University two years
teeldent physician Royal Alexandra lospital, etc.
Office and Residence, Dr. Amos' Old Stand Andrew
Street, EXETER,
Legal .
DIOB9t? & CARi.ISO. BARRISTERS, SOLICi•
ton, Not mire, t'otoeyancer,, Commissioners
lollcltors for klolsons Rank. etc.
Messy to Loos at lowest rates of Interest
Otfl es, Main street, Exeter.
1. L Caatt e, 8.A., L. H. Matson
iffoligir TO v.
rile have a lergeeJlamount of private funds to loan
IMMO and village properties at low rates of Inter
0f.ADMAN t STAN BURT,
Barristers. Solkitnrs.Main et.. Cute, On
8. S. PHILLiPS, Excncrt.
Llcessed Auctioneer.
Bale attended In all parte. 8atisf.-''on gnaren•
Ned or no pay. Terme reasonable. All criers lett
st Advocate Office will be promptly attended to.
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal Incorporated Society of
Mutt tans, England; Organist of Tei. at Memorial
tsar h.F.veter. Piano, Organ. Harmony and Theory
of Most,. Terme on arp ticatlon. Bettie, Ont,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Comp etiy. also Fire 1n'nrance in lead-
ing Canadian and British ('epmpantee.
Mgin-St., Exeter.
Sale Registers.
Wednesday. Cee. i).-t'arni Ste k and
implements, at 1 o'cloek. on N 1-2 I.ot
10. Con. 9. Laborite, at \Vinciteise.r.
Thos Uurdte. Prop.. Jos. R bite. Auct.
l,' CAIRNS, VETERINARY sUltel.VN.
Successor t0 1)a. Reme.iT,
go pedal Attention to Dentistry.
Night calls left at the home of Mr. Peter haw len
Main strut, (opp. Truitt Memorial church), will be
promptly attended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Office -Dr. Ranmsay's 014 stand, corner of Main and
North streets, (opp. Pym's Blacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited.
STRAYED HEIFER.
There strayed from the premises of the undersign-
ed Lot 2, Con. 2. Stephen, a two-year•old heifer,
color red, weight about SW. email horns. Any per-
son siting information leading to her recovery will
be literally rewarded.-IIYRON E. 11100. Ceutra-
ha P. O.
Teacher Wanted.
For S. 8. No. t, Stephen, state mesa),.tsalifiration
and experience. Duties to commence the beginning
of new )car IikA.
JOGS 0. WEIN. Ctedlton P,o.
House and Lot for Sale
There has leen placed in the undersigned's hands
for sale, a brick house, nearly new, 11i storeys high
containing 4 rooms besides summer kitchen and
woodshed, a good cellar underneath the house, a
good well of water near door, also good drive house
and stable on the tot. The lot contains 3.5 aeras of
land In good state of cultivation on which are a
good numter of first class fruit bearing trees. The
property is well fenced and e.erylhing in first class
shape. ?Mate a very desirable property. nicely sit•
tutted, suitable for a retired farmer, or any person
wantinga nice tidyhcnie. Setl.fe tory reason giv
en for gibing and will he sold for far Ica than cost.
Portions and partinllars apply to
IL S. l'llll.t.IPS. Auctioneer,
Eyelet, Ont.
Tax Notice
1 will to at the TOWN 1L\Ll. each Friday and
on Dee. 12, 14 and 15, from 9 a.m. to 5 1•.10., for the
collection of taxes.
W. J. 81SS18TT, Collector
Representative Wanted !
We immediately require the services of a man
of Bond address and ab01ty for fleeter and adJointng
district. A permanent pceition for the right man.
Write for particulate -STONE .0 WELLINGTON,
Toronto, (int.
60 Acre Farm for Sale
Sckool Hosed Mimeses -
Meeting held In the Town Hall, Nov.
2uth at b p. m. Abect,t It. N. Rowe.
The following is the order of busticss
duly gut netted acd approved. Per Chair
minutes of previous mecttug. Reports of
Corns.; Wood -the.' 4n to eo rorda t.ad
been contracted for at $4.ou per coat.
Supplies -That the teachers' desks had
been procured and placed and were
found very satisfactory. Principal -II.
S. attendance row 95. with work pro-
greseing well; alas that monthly re-
ports were being iseded and tearhrrs'
nto:.th;) co:,fcre,ot-i nc1d. The Care-
taker's work was found well done. Per
S. Martin :out t'. Wood that Miss Mc-
Callunt's resignation be accepted to
take effect with the close of the year
also that the board phut: on te:ord their
satlefactiotr with the record of leer wotk.
I'cr F. \V. Gladrnan that Mlea Kins-
ei tit's application be held over. Per 1•'.
W. Gtadmau and Ti. Ruston that the
Principal be asked to bring the matter
of honework before the teachers' mon-
thly conference with a view to its lim-
itation to review anal new wo:k, the
principles of which weto thoroughly un-
derstood by the p pile. Fer F. Wood
and S. Martin that the Inspector's re -
roil be accepted, the claire grading sug-
gested referred to the I'rinclpai, the lib -
eery suggested purchased forthwith and
the minor repairs named effected by the
Repairs Com. Per S. Martin and h. 11u-
stoG that the following payments be ap-
proved. -Dominion 'look Store 60c. 5,
Fortson labor $1, Times Punting Co.,
paper and ad. $3 o5, It. Gould, labor
$52.15. J.' Grigg. library $39.22, S.
Boakervllle labor 97c.. Roes & Taylsr
shingles $64.88, W. J. Heaman. oil
and sundries $17, Conunetrlal Text
Book Co, books $3, Miss Johnson exer-
cluo books v l.du. Per S. Martin and
P' Wood that the desk required for Miss
Johneton's room be secured by the sup-
pliee committee. Per S. Martin and Ie.
Wood that the report of the financial
cotutnittee be accepted and the matter
held over for further coneldetation.
Per E. Martin adjournment.
t u the
oe 21st t
held 1
Special neet1 i r
p
r
g d
office of the thaltntan at 7.8e) p. nt.
Absent F. Wood and R. N. Rowe. Per
S. Martin and II. Huston that tike Sea-
fotth Expositor account be paid $3.90.
Per 11. Huston and S. Martin that the
supplies required for the Library and
Laboratory he secured by the Supplies
committee.
Nov. 27, 1908. -Absent F. Wood and
le. W. Gladtnan. Per I1. Huston and
R. N. Rowe that the salary of Mies linty
and and Mies elartui be at the rate 02
three hut,dred and fifty dollars per an-
nunt front January tat, 10(0, that Niles
Kinsman's salary be at the rate of
$375 per annum front the same date
and that Mies Martha Carling be offered
the pceition resigned by Miss Mct.allutn
at an annual salary of $375. Adjourn-
ment then followed. J. Grigg, Sec.
The unit. rooted Is offering that desirat le re sere
farm, teeing part of Lot 0, Con. 1. Stephen. There
W on the premises a good brick house, 2 barns, 11
Lank)dri.ing shed and ether buildings. orchatI, 2
good wells, about siert.: maple bush, y acres fall
wheat sown and fall ploughing done. Pos.seasien
given Januar, 1st. Will be sold rely neap and on
easy terms her particulars applyto
F, W RAKR. Crediton Bast.
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School Reports
The following is Gee report of the re-
sults of the examinations of S. S. No.
6, Stephen, for the month of November.
Nantes are In order of merit :-Sr. IV.
Chas. Gower, Cnas. Itegler, Jacob Qucr-
ht. Jr. IV., Thos. Yearley, John Wil-
helm, Jas. Mawhhuney, Ella Wilhelm,
Leona a inkbeulcr, Emma Cunningham,
Flossie Hartman. Sr. 111.,Lewie Johns,
Roy Johns. Jos. ltegier, Roy Ratz. Jr.
111.,John Cunningham, Francis l lynn.
Sr. 11., Veronica Hanover, Wilbert Hat -i-
mam Arthur Hanover. Jr. II., Peter Reg
ler, Irene Mawhinney, Agnes McDonald.
Sr. Part Il.. Fred Cunningham, Edith
Flynn. Jr. fart 11., John Ilanover. P1.
I., Bertha Ilarttnan, Edgar Slawhlnney.
Average attendance 30.
E. 11. Keys, teacher
Following is the correct report of the
stendtnd of pup Ila In 3. S. No. 1, Us -
borne, bailed '.ipou general proficiency
for month of November. Names in order
of merit, with ptcse,ttagen for the m0:1-
10 ;-V.. Ella Down 92; Nellie Iteweliffe
80; Jennie Strang 04. 1v., John 5tt,.ng
9t): Laura Harvey 89; George Match -
ford 83; Cecil Down 82. Gordon Oke 80
Atchlc Rowe liffc 74 ; Itoseha Down 72;
Tena tioug:all GO; Jcanle. Dougall 59;
(Alvh' Molt 21 , Ira Moir 15 -absent
some exam.) Sr. W. gall Dell 01r: LIiib
Moir 68; Roy White 44. Jr. 111.. Miz-
e! Down 73 ; Elva Harvey 73 ; \\'illle
Strang 69; Wilfred Dougall 64 : Olive
Bowe llffe 7.e ; Fat test Nell 49. Sr. Ile
Harvey Nctl. Flossie 1&''. It as Dick,
Cecil liarris, Gladys Mule, George Meir.
Jr. 11.. Elgin llowelittc, f'raek Jat'ott,
John Dougall M.tggle Strang. 1't. iL,
hatlid Moir, Silra Dew, Vera
Bell. P1. I., Alice !)ick, Katy Sanders,
Laura Oke, iia. Mitchell. Clifford Melte
Aggregate attendance 11: average 36.
J. A. Brintnetl, tes'•her
The following is tee report of S. 3. No.
2, Stephen, for Lie month of November ;
Sr. IV., L. Stahls. Jr. IV.. l.. England,
T. Coughile. Itn 1i1.. M. England. V.
Comte!). G. King. 1 Stahl8. Jr. 111.,
St. Sims, C. Coughlin, C. Jones. A. Flan-
agan. L. Sines. Jr. IT., 3. Jones. Sr.
1't. iI.,C. Stahl. M. Lawson. Jr. Pt. 11.,
Il. Coughlin, 1. ltrandau. Jr. Pt. i., T.
Cornish. G. Sires.
Mattie Chapman. teethe'.
Good solid winter weather set Int on
t)ecctntcr 1st.
Orville Southcott was til part of last
week. but le out agate.
SERVANT GiRL \V.tterm
Whalen
hector Mrllao o nod Thant:AO L:ngard
who have b.rc, iu the \\'est f or the past
three months, returned home last weex,
and are very much atIa1I ed to tnai part
of Canada. -Misses Tetra and Nora Mor -
kin of Edntontott, wt.o left here with
children,
were visit -
leg
when chi d u
their occurs I
p
I: g friends and rclativca her, dur-
h.g tate laat few days.- Fk. S,Iuirea and
sister. Mrs. herb Langford, are visiting
their ulster, Mrs. Bake:, of Lion's head.
-Mr. and erre, J. \\ right visited friends
.et Salntsbury and Centralia on Su);.l•ty.
-Jos. McCarty and son, Christopher,
stunt Sunday with ftieads in St. Marys.
Barry Squires Inas been auffu7lg ft011
the etlects of a rusty nail penetrating
hie leg bat to doing ntcelY now. We
hope he will soon be out agate. Wm
Sforlcy and gluier Minnie spent Sunday
the guests of their uncle, David Lung.
of L. -e don Tp. -Patrick McGee has er-
ected a brick kitchen which adds much
to the appearance of thelr dwelling. -Mrs
Frank Gunning Is improving front a se-
vere attack of qutnay. 'There are sever-
al t aaea of throat trouble In the neigh-
borhood.
Happily Wedded. -A quiet but very
pretty marriage took place at the home
of Mr. fuel Mrg. John Dann, London 'rp.,
yesterday (Wednesday), when their eld-
est daughter. Mies Cora, was united I»
,moulage to Mr. Frank W. Morley of this
place. The ceremony was performed at
high noon by the Rev. Millyard, in the
presence of only the Irnnu'dlatc relatives.
The happy couple took the evening train
for Detroit where they will spend a
short honeymoon, atter weich they will
return to Usborne and take up their res-
idence on the taint opposite the groom's
father. The young couple will have the
very beat wishes for their future tiappi-
nese and prosperity.
Good general servant wanted to go to
Sarnia. Apply to Mre. D. Johns, Meter.
110:1SF FOR SALE
.A bay driving mire for sale -in foal.
triply at this ofOce.
DOG LOST
On or about Novetnaer 24th. a white
tad black hou. 1. teaad o -i left '-.igh,
cis••eers to the name of "hrannfgan"
Pinder suitably rewarded on returning
• dog to Fd. Willis. hitt:ter.
G1•(1)n:r 7'I y
Mr, Joe. Spec:e and wife were guests
of Mr. W. Neil, London (toad, on Sun-
day fast. -Bort. Buttner and sister Jen-
nie were guests of tee Misses Shutes.
Kirkton,- arc who
SundaSamuel S
recently returned from the wilds of
eivakoka on a deer- hunting expedition.
proved himself equal to tee occasion by
bagging two fine. specimens of deer and
bringing them to Cromarty ; and we do
say Sam'sa old-tlnt. bI - eaticdne
a still
prevailed as he shared them to the late
pound with his friends. Ile is an all-
tound jolly fellow and an up-to-date
sport, but the only thing I am sorry
for is that you, Mr. Editor, and also the
writer were not friends of Sam's so that
we could have soared in a pot roast.
t 'e-tl' r'ts 1131
Mrs. Pym and daughter Mary Ann have
returned from Manitoba where they
spent the past year, and are now re-
ceiving acquaintances. -Mr. Wtn. Abbott
and family removed to Clandeboye. Mr.
Ahhott Is going extensively Into bee
culture, and we wish hint succcee.-Mre.
Will. Abbott of London visited her nts-
ters-ln-law, Mrs. Wm. Parsons and Mrs.
S. Davls.-Largo congregations attended
the Methodist church on Sunday tact.
-Mies Kettle Elliott of London spent
Sunday under the parental root. -Silas
Swann has been re-engaged to teach In
our public school with an advance of
$5t) in salary. She is quite popular with
old and young.
Khiva
!'lowing Is all nearly dorso fur Bile fall
The cry is now for water. -W. Wltacl
had the misfor'ut;e to lose three cslvrs
by his straw stack falling On them. -
T. Collins and slater Nora were visiting
In Dublin for a few days !hie week. -
Miss Susie Quertin has returned hone
after spending the summer months win,
Mr. W. Jlawhluney.-Jacob Querrin has
built a new wile fence in the treat of
his tarn thereby improving the appear-
ance. -They say John flat intends to
cut 2000 cordo of wood thla winter.
It will give some employment to the
men. -Thele are rumors of another wtd-
ding before iotas. Nothing like gcttin:;
some slat's daughter for a Ci,rtstn, u.
box.
remain thee ever since under the Dr's.
rare. 1t wilt be a considerable time be -
tore she wilt be able to return to her
home. How often it 1a s41d and really
appears that met le born leto t rouble
as the sparks fly upward, for Just after
Mre. Seives' affilctlo.t Mr. Se:vin met
with a very 'icicle and painful accident
In the breaking of his arta from which
?le was lzld up swat of (t e busy season.
We are pleased to state that 1.e 1e now
able to attend to lets daily dut:ea.
_
Mooresville
Mr. Robt. Clarke was taken suddenly
III of patalysle on Su.id..y.-ItvM Nell
!ion 02 Jan. Ncil, is very ilt u: ty viroid
fever. We a.1 hope for a speed) recov-
cr y. -Einer Merely has purchased a
handsome diivcr front Ed. Slnlpsort.-
\Vm. Simpson and wife are Visiting
friends In Itiplc•y and Kincardine.-
\tabel Lightfoot event Sunday watt: Ida
Simpson. -Pearl Simpson returned home
after a month's visit with her uncle. Sir.
E. blmpsott of Midland. -Ml'. and Mre.
S. Lamport spent Sunday with Mr. and
Nice. Mose Sinrpeon.-Joete Whiteford
agent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin, Edith Simpson of Clandeboye.-
Geo. Hodgins and wile of London vis-
ited with J. Atkcns and wile. -John Don-
ley of London spent a couple of days
with hie daughter, Mrs. W. J. Ho•Jghts.
-C. Bloomfield of London visited hie
b:other Jolin.-John Gilmore Is building
t carpenter shop and has It near cont-
pteted.-John Bloomfield agent Sunday
with friends in London. -John T. Simp-
son had a successful plowing bee on
Friday last. -Wilbert Revington ship-
ped a car cattle to Toronto Saturdsy.-
The dance at the Maceabee hall on Wed-
:caday last was well attended.
Kirkton
The Anderson appointment on t,'
Kirkton circuit Intends holding tech
anniversary servtccs on Sunday next.
and have been very fortunate In sccur-
ing the services of ltt.v. Vim. McDonage
of Stlattord to preach both morning and
evening. Ile has always been rated 'es
an able rnan and largo crowds aro cz-
pectcd.-On Saturday last the Kirkton
mil! closed down for week to umd;rgo
repairs. The engine was takca t o Strat-
ford Monday morning. The farmers In
this vicinity feel disappointed that the
still shou:d be closed at this season. -
It will be remembered that about one
and a halt years ago Mrs. Thos. Elliot
had her leg amputated for gangrene, but
ore ate pleas:t1 to say that tee 1114)9 Is
nicely healed. The only way she had
of getting around t.le, house was by
means of a chair, but thinking (his a
rather cumbersome way they pro_urcd
an artificial limb from Toronto of the
most Improved style and Mrs. Elliott
thinks with a little practice it will not
be long beto:e she will be out again.,
which we will be pleased to see. -Mr.
Walker. our popular school teacher, w1
are sorry to say, is going to leave LI 4.
While living 0 Kirkton he Lair proved
himself to be a worthy cltlzet and an
Al teacher. iie is got:.g West and has
been offered $1,outi. Taking everything
into e•onstdcratlot we (htuk he 1e mak-
Ing a very wise move and we wish nim
Western success. -'%c hear that Mr. T.
Roadhouse is soon to sell ou, I;is
blarkemlth bushues and embark In the
line of fanning. Ile has been re smith
in Kirkton for a great number of years,
a hard worker. and rias given general
aattefart'on. We have not the least
doubt that wet)) he puts his hand to
the plow i.e will not look behind, and
will make a sort ens of the cam^. -in
July last Ric pard Selves and wife drove
to visit the 11 Itt'e father. Tien. heavers
who lives: a little wcet of \Vooloem and
while there Mrs. Selves became affil t-
ed with ,torte trouble. and has had to
Farquhar.
Eddie Peck left last week for Eng-
land. -Wm. Stewart attended at Tor-
onto as a witness in Mr. Lang's inter-
est in the recent suitwith the apple
firm of Glasgow. We understand sev-
eral froth the neighborhood were also
there to give evidence as regards the
method of packing and also the quality
of fruit put up. The result of the suit
will not be known for some three
weeks. -Thos. Biggs is visiting at J.
'rocker's. -bit's. Allen of Stratford vis-
ited
iced at T. Allen's last week. -The en-
gineer was over the Stewat t drain last
week and we understand the covered
portion was satisfactory but some of
the open ditch was not, but has since
been completed.
Greenway
Mrs. John Gill and children of Grand
Bend spent a few days the past week
at her father's, Jos. Foster, Sr. -Miss
Emma Baker visited Mrs. D. M. Ed-
wards on Friday afternoon. -Miss
Esther McPherson called on her friend
Miss Zillah English on Monday even-
ing. -\V. J. Wilson was in London to
couple of days this week. -Miss Della
and Addison Baird of .Parkhill visited
at. W. J. Wilson's on Sunday,• -Mrs.
Bullock, Sr., of Sylvan is visiting her
son, Thos. Bullock.-MissMrtry Hutch-
inson spent Sunday evening with Mise
M. Stinson.
Grand Bend
('. Fritz and Ii. Rau of Zurich were
in our burg last week. -James Rush is
on the sick list. -Mr. Dewey and son
Wilber returned home from Ilillsburg
Saturday. -A. Tiedetitan, who has
been in the West, has arrived home. -
Wm. Devine and Joe Ravelle were at
Port Franks last week. --Mrs. Hannon.
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. ilrenner, left for her
house in Shipka.--Frank (iermette
spent Thursday in Seaforth.
The reeves and deputies of the various
coun( 115 are at'cnding the County coun-
cil meet 0 g at Godcrich.
GRAND BEND FIRE
A fire occurred early Sunday m0ri1.
i•n 6•
at GrandPend, the well-known u r
-
sort on Lake Huron, 12 miles west of
Exeter, wizen toe store and stables of
Mr. Louis Itavclle were completely de-
stroyed by fire. Fortunately there was
no wind blowing at the tune and so Mr.
it.evcllc's (Inc new residence was saved,
but only after the greatest exerttotts on
the part of tete small band of faithful
fisc-flghtcl•u who were hampered by
having to bring all the water to buckets
up the h111 (roll the river. The loss le
estimated at between eight and ten
thousand dollars. of which only a small
part was covered Ly insurance. The
cause of the fir is du far unknown.
BIRTHS
BENCE.-On Nov. 24l, at. Buffalo, '.G)
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bence (nee Flor-
ence Jeckell), a daughter.
'queen. -In Exeter oo Nov. :.. tv
Mr, and Mre. W. J. Wileon,a d.eughrcr
MARRIAORS.
Llppert.-Sweltzer.-At the parsonage,
Corbett, on Wednesday, Nov. let0, by
Rev. Steadman, the youngest daugh.,
ter of Mr. Samuel Sweltzer, Sttlpka,
10 Nit. David Lippert of Khiva.
Gclinas-Denontcy-At St. Peter's church
at Drysdale, on Nov. 24th, Leo Gellnas
of Stanley, to Miss Sarah Denomey of
Tray.
Jcd(re)-tlaaoc-At St. Peter'a churclt,at
Drysdale, on Nov. 25th, Remi Jeffrey
to Sarah Masse, both of St. Joseph.
Wil son. -Masse -At St. Peter's church,
at Drysdale, on Nov. 26, Robt. Wilson
ot Chatham, to Miss Josephine Masse,
of St. Joseph.
Finkbehner-Dc Muth -At Swissvale, Pa.
on Nov. 24111, Wesley A. Finkbeiner,
formerly or Crediton, to T�.c1
May,
,
daughter of Charles De Muth.
JONES-A1.DsWOIITII,-Irl Mitchell, on
the 25th inst., Mr. Lolyd Price Jones
of Ingersoll, formerly of Exeter, to
Miss Emma Aldswot•th. of Mitchell.
ELLiter-Poottr:-in \lr(illivrav, ou
Nov. 25th, Mils Mal,t-1 J. Poore,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mre.
Chas. Poore. to Capt. T. N. Elliot,
of West Williams.
MOIILEY-DAMN.-At Maple Grove,
McGillivray, on December 2nd, Mr.
William Motley, sun of Mr. Francis
Morley of Whalen, to Miss Cora F.,,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dann, of Maple Grote.
LAW1t1E-JENa1Neir-At the Sth Con.'
McGillivray, on NOV. 21th, Miss Bird-
ie Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Jennings, to Mr. Wm. Lawrie,
of Forest.
D1AT1iS
T)rlbridge,-At Winchelsea, on Nov. 30,
Austin Kenneth, son ot Mr. and Mre.
Geo W. Delbrldge, aged 5 weeks and
4 days.
Taylor. -In I.ondore, on Nov. 25th, Don-
ald Taylor. formerly of Exeter. aged
90 years.
O'Nsii.-In McGillivray, on Nov. 17th,
Wm. L. O'Neil. aged SI years, 1
month.
Ai.ntttn(te..-At Ailsa Craig. 00 Nov.
21st, Urs. Ann Aldridge, aged 711
years.
C.\1tR-In Clinton, Nov. 21st, Harry
Carr, of Winghrun, aged 63 years.
IIASTISG-In Ilibliert, on Friday, the
24)th tilt., Will. 'lasting. aged SI
years.
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ATTENTION!!!
XMAS IS NEAR !
Edison Phonographs, $16.60 up
Edison Records, 40c
Amberol Records, 66c
To henr there is a pie:wore. To own one
iv a joy. We would be glad to sell you one for
Xmas. drop in rind talk it over.
While in, Look over our FAN('' SOAPS, 1'i:RFh'MES, COSMET-
ICS, and LOVELY POST ('ARDS. OUR XMAS 0001)8 are arriving.
Can, Exp. Bldg. THE PURITY J. Willis Powell
YoilSBIC Malley oll These Goods
TLe Profit ie Youre!
Owen Sound Portland Cetnent, special prices in (quantities.
A few Iron Gates to close out AT COST.
Minnehaha Washers reg, $1O.... special $8
New Century Washer.... 8.... " 7
Voll mar Washers 7 , , .. " 6
Ash Sifters from `.'' ie to 50c
Lantt'rns 65c " R1
Savory Roast fans Special RI
Stewart's Horse Clipper Power, 1 only rear, c1(1, sl ecitll $ 7.50
Nickel Plated Kettles from 90o to $2
" Tea and Coffee Pots from 90c to 01.50
Coal Oil (Fans from 30c to $2.50
Razors " 75e 1,50
Shears " 25e '. 125
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All empty Cement Sacks must be returned :1t Once'