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THURSDAY, Holt. 23, '09
1I.IRPLEY
111 nil-811Eitiz i'i' -Ccr.t Edna.
Hendee, second slaughter of Mr. and
]!tire. Juin Sherl'ilt, i Bat g,:t•), Ont.,
was the central figure it: a pretty
house wedding ct•h Iirati .ft high
noun on Wednesday, Sept. 1311, It109.
Miss Sherritt made a really handsome
Li i.lt a(,1 :t t:,.tu of her cht,ire ens
Ar,•1,:•• %I.11, a prosti t'uale young
farmer tf Grand Bend. rho ceremony.
took place in the drawin.g•t'oom, the
bride !vim.; giv 'n ta.ay by he r father,
while the wed.bnog march was played
by Mims Mae 1', ih.ou of Greelway.
1'bt bride and KL'onu, \1 • a e unattended
and Bev. (1. 11. Thompson spoke the
wc,rds that wade !heal roan and wife.
The bride was gowned in a rich cos.
tome of satt.11 cloth .. tit 1.•a:e and bil-
ver trimruiegs, and wore the custom•
ary itt'itiai ve.i, itioaelat \lith a %%tcath
of natural flowers, her only ornament
bring a ia.ou,••naebrooch, the gift of
the grout:.. ale also ppresent(d Miss
Wilson with ar ;wet'y beet: e•)mI) set
with brilliants. (arrests to the number
of (311 joined it: the congratulations and
partook of the hospitality of the Sher•
rift !tome. tehieh kr-•1w' no hounds. In
the toast proposed to the bride and
groom, many kind words Of apprecia-
tion and good wishes were spoken on
their behalf. Going allay the bride
wore a sntatrt travelling; suit of brown
•with hat to match. '1 he honeymoon
•will be spent in Port Hutton, Saginaw,
'Vassar and Fairgrove. Mrs. Webb
was handsoult'ly retienthtretl by her
'if lends, receiving an array of wedding
gifts wide!' attested ht her poiintlerity,
conspicuous among theta being a
check for one hundred dollars front
her father and mother, and a► side-
board from Mr. and Sirs. S. Webb,
parents of the grocul, As will ns many
other useful gifts. Mrs. Webb has
been a very faithful member of the
-Boston Methodist Church ever since
-her childhood and will be especially
'missed in the Epworth League, of
which she was president at one titne
and now fills the office of one of the
vice-presidents. She has the wishes
of a host of friends for her future hap-
piness and prosperity.
CIIEDiTUN.
Jos. Lawson has finished the abut-
ments of the Exeter side road bridge
and is now working at the floor of the
Crediton Fast bridge.- Ira Brown and
Everett Fnhner, Elmer Gower and
Mose Foist and Herb Young attended
London Fair the latter part of last
week. -Mrs. Trevethick, who has been
visiting tier son for a few days. return-
ed to London list Thot•sday. -l1 tits n
number arttended the Exeter Fall Stet.
on Tuesday. The weather was fine
and all spoke highly of the exhibits
shown.-- N. x( Month' y, tit' spr'rIal an-
niversary •,'raheat will be held in the
MethoaUst Chore h. Bev. R. Robbs, of
James `t1. ('hash, i'xeter. «ill ()rem
py the pulpit morning and evening.
Rev, 11,.ihe is well knots 11, far and
near, "- .ut elugn, nt. npwtkrr ,and lett•
carer ru ,1 ,11 stimuli! attend ,Ind enjfoy
bis sp.- i (I dieeotli .. On Monday
evening, a, slterinl pr'ogrant will be giv-
en. Rev. Hutt, of Centralia, Rev.
Hobbs, of Exeter, and other members
of the neighboring circuits will be pre-
sent and assist in the evening's enter-
tainment.-- Jacob Heist has returned
home after visiting his suns in Michi-
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Iutph•ntents.
The undersIgnt-1 An• tbm(er hu been instruete,1 to
sell by public auction at
1.07' IS, CON. 3. ST1:I'II1':N.
tie THUiLSDAY, OUT. 7T11, ltu41
at 1 o'clock p in, sharp,
The following valnalde property:
(lungs !:.steal poly. , luau, 111 f,.e., ,rarest
purpose horse,* yeah nil ?-year-old filly, got by
liarolo; 1 -year-old 1111y, got by Derry Lown; i -yea -
old gelding, got by Nun Parole; filly, • months old,
Percheron: 1111y, b months old, pot by !Ns Parole
CATTLE 4 anis, .•,Ippns.tl 10 1 e in oelf; amnia
• a:, a 1 t 0%; d,w, due 10 cab e, 0 one-year old stet r.,
7 one-y1ear•nld heifers; 7 spring calve,.
(halt --Thoroughbred Berkshire sow, In pig.
1'UUhTRY .a &veil e.•.er 141 young geese, turkey
iso, ; young turkeys, 26 hens.
Moo -9 nlch t'olnr bitch.
IM1'LFNF:\T4I.n.!er, mote,. 11 h trill, all
Wood A wnmike; steel len 1 ranh r, h. 1. ester; set
c 1 iatnond harru (0, w-ufllrr ti..n die- , Frost and
Wood, t,ulthator, Peter Ilamilh•n, r',. k.hutt walk•
Ing plow, n •n iuwlt ;ort I tow, rr0.t And 11'on.t;
Sharp rake, t Mother l., wagons, light wagon, buggy,
2 1:n`te 1 utters, ..sur boat, 1.4Wof bobsleighs, hay
row k, 2,0141 IM platform srales, Chatham fanning
mill with hagier trtthmrnt, gravel los. wagon
boa, tont paper, 2 sugar betties, grind stone, 2 sett
01 dont!,• harneee, 2 sets of .Ingle harness, 2 hod.
COOL a none., of cedar poste. forks, 1 taalns, shoe.
els, 9(115 a'h,1 • lot of nth, -r neehtl artit les
TRRM.' It. and under,. ash; or(r that amount 1!
months • mitt g., en nn furnishing aper ,, ed Joint
'Notes, or die Maid of 1. tat t IA. tet solum for tub
on credit *mounts
AIt meat pttwlt'Yet,' Ae .old As the giro -
pastor bon sold Isis feria
H. S. PHILLIPS. 11011•('. SANDERS
An. tinnrer Praprlelor
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Faint ut Stttek ,tut! Intpleutents,
the t:•tdrr.i(t fit Aut'Ittwarrr has Leto intent tel 10
sell to Poldir .auction, on
Lt►T 10, CON. 2. iiAV.
• ea '1'1.1:,11A 1", O(' (Whit :ern, Woo
Commencing at I? o'clock sharp,
the following raltahle proper% , vie
IIO401F7• tge .'ultural I.r rwl show warn, - roan
,Oki,WWI b) Notion Rufus, heist to King Thomas,
agrcultural maven years old, aired by Royal Tom;
4;S -satiates, n:.n a years old,siren by Priori hero,
heed to Sir M.•tbrw: yri ultural mart 2 years old,
*feel by AIt t,•n 111, 1 re.1 to King Tien .o. Maty
dnu„ht gelding 1 year old. Mad by Kh,g Therese;
draught show Ally, ember. sired by King Th,n a,.
CATI,K 3 -yea -oil row .rue to caite in April;
b-yea,•oM caw newly cal. rd; 4-y tar oM cow due to
c%,cUm•ofwale' seirstd 1.'1.,. newly •1'.rd,
s., ear•old • ow, with calf at 161, 6 a ear-otd ones lar•
row, 3 one 'tar old hollers, )tattling steer; 2 Spring
nils., 3 ming raises
POULTRY Mont 1011 hens snit rhlrkena, ' tar
keys 1 gR tldd•r, 11 men' Indigo
IMI'LKIlhNtit Mertes- Ilarrbunter, frost and
Wood mower, tort rake, Champion 0011, ('ham .,nn
collie atcr, (',v kshut' dirk, ? gang plows, land roller,
O S of iron harrows, walking `.low. rennin, Ira, k
wagon, high wap... sew Mikado, Pair of bohslei` hs,
•fool (alp• r. 15”-1,5 mal, wagon • •1ie.. 4,(11 I)n
has re,. w, t -in 1 •w wa:nn hos %I h stock tack
,omp:e:t. we.•'toughs lsive tank rtr, "re and
* lingo. set nt brae -mounted harness, tet of plow ha.
•sees, ladder, handy Jack,. hopping 11e, gran cradle,
tofupo.te...•. ties, !snit er and • sees sugar !tet•
wh;Aletrem nerkyok.. *hovel*. 16011 and chink
sal other srtfrlee ton num...roue to mention.
serve., Man/oldsand Turnip CAe11.
FCRI.iTI RC ('nab,t.•, beating ewe. r din.
in/ Mom 4 sine • re a d, or•, pails, e1 .
Ito Morse Y the iwoprietor has 'Wen up fuming
TRKM 1 -411 and under, midi; 04 es that amnsst 10
m. iths',rahit siren to furnishing spprnred Joint
notes 4 per rent. per senors all fol cash on credit
east ottn u
Thos. Cameron John ('anipl.ell
.au•Iannvte 1'r pert• r
\t no Pclepct, it. trot ton,
i.�,;, I1 (aur tot, W. Pepper, S.
eel, 'end .api,ea111 lel h.tvac
: I'erII%(J n ; ti,„ _old. \%'
F. rightw,tn;
neat Ira-,• life. Isis many ft i,n,l olds I,,:; a. A. Ihwhallau. John
are pleased lu nee hint .114 tau in go(.d two., ,.tfe ,olds W. I'ep(ct, It.
health. --Mrs. (1)r.1 Orate and dough- flick.. 1. R,,v.i e; team, It. Saddler,
ter of Centralia have been visiting h"r 1. it
father, Chri-tian Beaver, for at ft.w art,.. 1'urpr.4,,-11roo! mate wit:,
day, this week. -The u,illiuety dr' foal, It. 1lieko. Writ. Pfaff. .1„•:tt ;t....a-
partnit•nts of /wicker's and Brown Lt •, \1'a•,. 1lydc. W.
slnle'N wf•11. 1111'taw11 ()pelt to thy pal :: , ,•,,,
a.
this week. So far, we haven't vent- tio1d.8. J. \\"us,
i' It.tdel :.:-year-old. S. Sur:u'us,
• Hazelwood. John Hey ; 1-year-o14s
• . •, It. Hicks, NV urns ; team, W.
ure•d within the bounds of these wolf- .I
del ful places and linoehy get 511 int •1
of the styles in vogue. NV.. hater !wood
it tw'hispeted that the ladies' hats this
year are huger Oban ever and lh••
price las increased Accordingly.--f/r.
Friday night. Bev. Howl'', represent-
ing the Cruel. Canada 1111a1e Society,
gave an illustrated leclmr in the
Evangelical Church. The views thrown
on the canvas were mostly of 11;••
work of the Society's turn t.inong tl.
foreigners in the %Pest and up in the
Yukon. Some beautiful views of the
scenery through the Itockies were•
shown and those who were not pie. -
est hissed a treat. -Fredet ick
celebrated his 8(3th birthday last Wed-
nesday. He is still hale and hearty
and has 1%11y appea 'ance of living
ninny more years. 1Ve all hope that
his good health will continue and that
he will live marry enure years in our
midst. - Ed. King of Yale, Stich,, Is
visiting his brother Eli here.
LUCA N.
Rev. J. W. Hodgins, wife and son
visited ILL the ft rmer's home here, Alf,
Hodgins having conducted seavices in
Holy Trinity Church here on Sunday.
-Nothing leis been settled in regard
to the light plant here, consequently
the streets are in darkness and as well
as giving the town a deserted appear-
ance it Makes things very awkward
for business and we sincerely hope
something will be done towards Im-
proving this state of affairs soon. --
Miss Josie I)a,cy of Detroit, who has
been visiting friends here, has return-
ed to her home. -A couple of houses
on Alice street were broken into a
couple of weeks ago by burglars and a
watch and some money stolen, bathe
otTenders are still at large and Tues-
day night entered the Central Hotel
by way of the front window and took
ten dollars from the till, and also vis-
ited the cellars of Mr. John Coursey
and Mr. Dale and obtained some fruit.
-The remains of Mr. Thos. Dight of
Thedford, formerly a resident of Lti-
can, were brought here on Saturday
for interment. Mr. Dight was at one
time engaged in the milling business
here together with Mr. Beruard Stan-
ley and was highly respected by all
who knew him. His family have the
sympathy of a large circle of
Lucan friends. -Mrs. 13. B. Gunn of
Seaforth is visiting her sister, Mrs.
McNamee, previous to leaving for Sats-
katoan, where she expects to reside.
Miss Emma Fox has returned home
,tfaew a two weeks' visit with friends
in Toronto and Hamilton. -A number
from here took in the fairs aat'I'ornntn,
London and Exeter. -Percy 5111111.,10
of Bete nit is spending his holidays at
his home here. --Mrs. McTurk is spend•
ing her holidays in Chicago, Illinois.-
Mlse Jessie Stanley is visiting friends
in town. - Favorable reports have been
received from the West from the
young sten who took in the harvest -
ere' excursion. Among the number
were: Messrs. Creighton, Vlhitt•, Jot'
Henn. Cecil Simpson and Mr. Dickens.
-Miss Belle Martin is attending sehool
in Stratford.
K111V.1
The cry is "very dry weather." -Mr.
James Harry was in London last week
for a few days, visitinv his sister. -
Mrs. IL Cunningham was visiting
friends in Ailsa Craig this week. -
Quite a number from here attended
Exeter Fair and report a good time. --
Mr. 11, Cunningham has disposed of
one of his drivers to Mr. Rrown of
Green way. -Mies Armstrong visited
her parents at Shipka Sunday.
Exeter Fair A Success
TlIR E\i' ri.:)t A(71tlCUt.rt'R n L
TY'S EVENT WILL AGAIN .10 ON
ItE(1)Ii1) AN •1 Si'I.F:NDID Ai'1•'AIII
GATE RECEIPTS OVER >13:,0.0o,
The Exeter Agrlculturnl Society met
all Close Intetesttd Ira the Herter F,tlr
C 11 r'ejolrc over the very general and
turreesful results of the Fair on T.tea-
day. Ilctutifte *rather, the exeNI.'nt '9 -
Whits and attractions, coupled with the
enviable reputation enjoyed by Ihla So•.'•
rely. went to make 1t the success 11 wan.
The Indoor dlaplay was especially govt.
T'10 tad:es had sure^ette.' in furnishleg
Wee thing.e for every avallahle space.
whole the hall was filled with busl'e• ss
displays and vatted attractions. Roots
and vegetables and frulta were nunl'r-
oua ate' 1.trgr and of an excellent plat -
1i67. wi•lle the poultry department was
t rod. in the field every class was (111.
e.1 11,X1 equal satisfaction and the N.tns
of nnln•ala shown was nothing hut hl h
grade for wl•:et, the locality has Ione en-
•)yrd n reputat'oa that Is known thrr•
tut (lanada. The track entertainment
*AA good. The 2.4o trot or pare wag
mtesled by flare animals nt good +peed
,.nd atton.The gentleman's road rnee
formed a good event, natwllhstarelleg
'',11 there were only two entitles, but
r'.ey stopped well and every heal was
•tcheil with 111ornN•11tAry Interest. Ti
Farmer's trot was also a goes rac'c,
ae wts *leo Co' hitching a ot1rs' In width
1f .ne tiara Stewart attd Wes E. 1'c'-
gu.nr.t wcrc opponents, the former wln-
nh•g. Fol towing is the summary and
pt Ise Mllalefa,-
2,4u trot 0- pare
itcednt.stcr Jr„ T. Murdock 1 1 1
11 .gate 11.. G. 11. Broderick 2
T •c Jap. %%'tit. Kuntz 3 .1 a
Gentleman's (load Rare
(1 p.:y Queen, G. Dow 1 1 1
N to I A., W. Arnold 2 2 2
F'arrncr'a Trot
Mary Grey, W. Wood
EVA B.. 11 1+1reit
\flame, \V !tomer
t1 -Jett Girl. B. \vlII'•rrts 4 1
(HORSES
Ileiny Itraug-t.-Ilre:et mare with toll
A. Our • u.‘1,. S. E.ecry . 11:11) foal. A.
Bur' am'n. J•t,n Campbell ; two year old
0. 11,t; , 1 \\ ;(;!sale, R. 4.1'rrt , one-
vwtr „;•d 5. Kleerr . Tekm, '.en.. Oke.
1w
,tet.cultural.-ltrool mars with tail,
1 1
t
1). Fe';'n 11, \\'til. Iiyde.
Y '1, Le:ut's for heavy
oe id foul. A. Minh-
,. i.s ter• fur
Moir ; ate)-
. tor. 2,1' 'tcevy walking
• Wm. Davis and J. D. McLean.
! Judge.
• o• •••• stare with foal, It.
It. L. \\ et al ; 11011 foal, Mrs. A.
11,eke, it. McArthur, S. Andrew; three
• :1d, 11. Jones, E. Ko •!,icr ; two -
t' old, J. Pringle, J. Barr ; nae -year
old. T. M. Forsythe, It. McArthur; Team,
\t'. Dtt kers sr., Wm. Oke: single, J.
: hunter, A. Mrpon(ll.
•a- tirood stare with foal, T.
M. Forsythe, J. Decker, Jr., Geo. Mot;r
in,. m.o. T. .1. Amy, T. M. Forsythe, 1
t,11, 8. Mynlcllh. C. Dobbs
A.
Iso I1atuua : 2 -year old, I. Armstrong
Rc S 1), 1:t I -year- old, J. tS..Cier
J. Decker ; Tarim, C. Robbs ; Single., 1'
illc'ks, Thos,. !Icy, P. Fassold; Lad.;
driver, Miss Clara Stewart with 3. I'rie-
glo',e horse, T. I larton ;
1La:kt ey.-:3-ye.tr old, It. Norris, _'-yr.
old, J. Darr: 1 -year old. T. Ilro.'k, Jr.,
foal. T. Brock, Jr.
\Vm. Read, Lucan, Judge.
CATTLE
Shorthorn. -Cow, 11. Smith 1 omit!:
year heifer, 11. Smith 1 and 2, \Y.,lo'u;s
1 -year heifer. 11. Smith 1 and 2, \\'Johns
Helfer calf, 11. Smith 1 and 2, \V. Johns ;
hull calf, ii. Staab 1 and 2 ;herd, D.
smith 1 and 2.
tirades. -Cow, T. II. Shapton, F.Cuat,n
S. Misery ; 2 -year heifer, J. Hawkins
1 -year heifer, 1'. Coutes, J. haws(:as ;
lit ifcr calf, S. Eaecry, A. Elrod ; 2 -yr
steer, T. 11. Shapton, J. Shapton : 1 -year
steer, T. 11. Shapton, J, T. A111so11 ; Steer
calf, A.F.Iro tt, Shapton.
Jcrvey,-Cow, 1. Armstrong, P. ter Case
2 -year heifer, T. Brock, sr., 1 year old
heater, L Armstrong, T. Brock, sr.; Hcif
er calf, T. Ittock, sr., 1, .\ii utroag; bull
calf, T. Brock, sr.
W. 1'ridham. Judge.
S11EEI'
. Dorset horn. -Aged rant, C. I Lit vty ;
aherling ram, S. Cudntore; rant lamb
C. Harvey, S. Cudn)ore; ewe with 1tluti
Iambs, C. Harvey, N. Cudtnoro; shearllrr•C
ewe, and ewe iamb, S. ('udntore, Charles
1 larvcy.
Shropshire Downs. -4, Duncan swept
all the prizes.
Lincolns, -O. Penhale swept all the
pries,
Leicester.-Seearlfng rani, it. (dell 1 &
2: ram lamb, G. Pcnhalo. .1. Kteott ; ewe
a 1'1 1000 Iambi. It. Dell , she.arltng cwt.,
(tell 1 and 2: ewe lam1,, It, Ball, .1.
utt.
T. H. Nei, P. Lannon•. Judges.
('ION
Yorks!,:rc.-2-year boats 1000 boar,
2 -)ear oo v. 1900 sow, R. lllrch. '
Pcrkshtre.-2-year boar, D. Dogulas .f
Sun: the met of the class going to Dar.
son faros.
Tamworth. -D. Douglas & Non a.••t'pt
the r! • on with the exception of second
for t wo-year sow, which went to Raw-
son Bros.
R. Delhrldgc, Judge.
POU I.Tltl'
Golden penrtlted Hamburg' and (*Melva,
(bit,n, and eh,/ kro While Created ilk.
P•alondo and elan km, W. Carter ; Orphing
to.,a and rIlrks, Iludson .i Sun 1 and 2 ;
(gulden I'olands and c111kw, I•', C. Prouty
1 and 2 ; White Leghorn*, T. Ilrtwk. sr.,
A. E. 1iudgcrt, chit kn. Hudson .4 Son.
T. Prof k. ear.: Brown Iwglhorns. T.Itro,'k
1r., .1, 11. (tattler, cnlr'ks, iludaot R Mon,
1. E. I Bulr,-,t , Crown Isghorns. h'. C.
Prouty, .1. 11. (tattler, chicks F', C. Pro-
uty 1 and 2: White Leghorn rose eomb,
W. Coates, lludaun & Son, chicks, W.
Coalca; Black l.rghnrns, A. Mweltzer, J.
II. Batttler, chit ks, A. Sweitz• r 1 and 2 ;
Andulualana and chlcka, A. Sweitter 1
and ; Black Spanlwh, J. 11. Battler, 11'.
Coates; itlack Mlnorcae. Hudson k Non
Sliver lace Wyatndotles, J. W. OrVitel:t.
1 and 2, chicks, J. W. Ortwclu, A. Swett
zer: White Wyandotte@ chicks. 3. Sen-
ior ; (tuff \1y.it111lc.. and chic's o, -1,1\.
Ortwcln; illu•k Wyandotte: and i'arttld
ge Wyattdottes, Iludson & Sun : (ted Cap
and chlcka, J. 11. Rattler ; Turkeys and
Coate.,, ihtt i , (I,. 1c and
Young. Rouen Ducks and young. W. Coat
ea ; Light Ilrahama)) and emcee. Tont
Carling„ Hudson anti Sur Ittrrc1 I';)-
mcuth rocks, T, Carling, A. Blseetl ;
chick.), T, Carling, .1, Sweltzet; White
Plymouth lto:'ks, J. Ortwi l t : Langstt urs
J. 11. Pettier; Silver (trey Dorklns and
Ntlek.t, J. 11, Battler ; Colored Droklns,
W. Cuter ; Platik breasted Red Games
chlcka. J. 11. Battler; other variety of
game chltks, Hudson * Son, A. !Itasca
Illnrk (ted (lame Bantams and c'drke.
Nucleoli ala 8.,,1 1 d. 2 and brown red baut-
tnma, J. !teeter. T. ilrnek .0r.. reel. kn.
J. Senior ; Duckwing Bantams, W. Coat
es 1 and 2 ; chleke, Rowe & Atkinson,
W. Coates: other variety bantams and
rhleks, Silver Spangled i►anhur,is and
chirka. Golden Spangled Ilamburrs,N11-
vet- penc!Ile/ iia:nburgs, 11;ar•k iia•
burgs and chicks, all went to W. Coates .
other variety ducks„ T, Brock. sr. .1 :and
: collection pigenris, W. Coates, Harvey
Mos.: Belgian Itahhlts, ilarvey pros.:
other war env rabbits, Varve% Bros., T.
Brock. ar. ; Guinea Fowl, A. R. Ilodgert.
Jolne.t ,t C'lark's sperlal ft r hen eggs, It
Kydd.
Wm St, 1.• a 1. Judge.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
F'alI whr11. white, J. K. Wise. NI.
ItrMl.our , fait wl•cat. red. 0. Andrew,
M. Ilrethour : any varlet., eprine wheat,
51. Drethour, J. K. \Vise; II -rowed bar-
ley, M. Prt•thour, J K Wise: 2 -rowed
,)racy. J. 3.. Wisc. ?i Rrrthoul': large
oats. M. Pretthour. • .t. K Wise: blank
oats. M. Br•ethour, J. K Wise; timothy
seed, M. Idrethour, J. K. Wise ; flax seed
�1 Bretheur, J. K. Wise ; Merchants'
Ilene, Iterate; Inns.: white beans, Wm.
Cornish, J. K. Wise: clover seed. .1. K.
Wise, M. itrethour. collection grain In
r sr, 11. Notch. J. K. Wise : cnslltge corn
L. D.ty, Gro. Slobs spells. 1. K. wine,
•1. l'rct'toar : large pea •, M. 11rethow, 1
J. K. WOO (email prag. J. K. %%'lees St.
Ilretl our.
W•,, I1trdt z. Judge.
IlvitTICt: LTI It 41. I'RODt. (-rt.
Apr•les-les var. whiter, R. Rader, D.
11n0zt . 1 v.a'. fall. 1). Route's. E. Rand- ,
er ; winter, 1.. Trtebner, Mrs. J. ,
tall. A. l tis r u,rs, Wm. Wood , ithode la -
land preening., 11. Krish, C. 1)ayrnan ;
Northern spies, M. I'nlssett. E. Ruder:
Roxboro russets, W. Fisher, 11. Drown;
lipllzenburg., W. Chesney, E. Rader:
Baldwins, 1). Hough. 11, Kriel': West-
field seck•no-further 11. Krlcin, Mn-
drew ; rnuw, Mrs. J. Turd, \V, M..01..d
1ratenatelns, 11. Keech, 11, E. Huston;
tall pippins, A. .%icott, M. Bissell; Col -
vat t:f, W. Wood, F. C. Prouty ; King
Tomkins, D. !lough, le. Trlebner; Alex-
anders, Wm. Fishers Mrs. J. Ford ; Ca-
nadian led, A. Alcock• 11. Krick . itib-
yton Pippins. JI. F. Salter, F', Trieb-
ncr; Wegeer.s, 1. Trtebner, \1,F. Salter
(J ii ce U. Pippins, F. Trtebner, J.1 -ley -
wood ; Maiden's Mush, E. Rader. Wm.
Bowden; Golden Ituescts, 11. Krict•, 8.
Andrews; Ben Davis. 1'. Trtebner, 11.
Kriel ; Ontario, F. Trlebuer, I1.1CrI•'k .
4VcallhY. A. McPherson, Jae Monteith
Due/leas O1de:tburLe iI. !:• L• if. E. Hue
ton ; Blenheim Pippins. tent. Chesney.
I'eurs.-1'lembsh Beauty, 11. Krlrk, A.
Aleott ; Duchess of Anjuullne, J. 0111, 11
Krick : Itcur'e Clulrgcau, A 511•Phcrso:t
Clapp's Favorite, A. Alcott, 5t. Dletett;
Vicar of Wingfield, A. Alcott ; Bel. Luc-
rative, T. Brock, sr., S. Powell ; East
P_eurre, .\.S,IJeavitt ; Louts Bonnie de
Jersey, T. C\trling, Jr., 1. Armstrong &
Son, !tor au de .\nJou, -•1. Armstrong &
Sort, T. (.ailing, Jr; Bartlett, Mrs. J.
Ford, 11. Krick ;
Plume. -Washington, A. Alcutt, S.
Powell ; imperial Gage, A. Alcott ; Du.ue
Purple, 11. E. Huston, T. Brock, Jr.: Lon)
hanrda, T. Curling, Jr., 1i. E. 1luston ;any
other variety, It. N. Rowe, I. Annutrong
& Son ; Pond's 8cedlluge, T. carting, Jr.
J. 0111; Grand Duke, S. Powell ; Glass
Seedling, 11. 1•:, Iluaton, T. Carling Jr.
Urupe•s.-\loore's Early, S. I'owell, T
Smalc ; Niagara, S. Powell, II. Krick ;
Concord, .\. Alrutt, T. Sntale; Deleware,
T. Prior, \ire. W. Sweet ; Rogers No. 15,
11. E. Huston, ton, T. Striate ; Itogere No. Ip
Nita. A. McI'hct'son. A. McPherson ;Rog-
ers' No. 4, Mrs. W. Sweet ; Rogers' No.
11, II. E. Huston, A. McPherson ; Rogers'
No. 22, 1i. E. Murton ; collet tion of gra
tars, T. »bale.
Peaches, -Early Crawford, le ,Itader, T.
Brock, Jr.; hate Crawford, T. Carling
Jr,. \1'nt. Bowden.
Sils(edlane00 . Collectloa of canned
frust, \V. Decker, sr., Mrs. A. Mrlerersoh
collection honey, A. M.Phereon ; Hooey
in ton,h. Mt s. a. 51( 1..tc1'801t, A. \Irt'hcr-
son ; honey In 3.1r, A. NiePt'ct son, ,5drs.
N. 51cP1,creo1 ; Cullcrllon of home -wade
wines. Mrs, A. Mcl'nr leo". Mise E. )'er-
gur.on : colic(tlon of bottled pitk;es.
McPherson, Win. i)cn kr r. sr.: e o le lion
of canned ve gt ta,blce. \Pan. Decker, sr.,
\fra c'lutlno Kxtrat, I'(vk I'I'as
S, .\ald\irewl; Spe . -la I, 11
Tatltuatn Sweet. 8!.
Andrews; Extra, crab apple. W. COI n-
lsh
1u.,dge. Itole,t Lang.
1):1 I It \' l'ltODt'(er$
Flvc Ibe. butter, ten Ise. putter, It.
Kydd, tt, Guuld , round rolls. M. Gould,
Mrs. A. lurks: neatly arranged plate of
butter, 11. Kydd; private cheese, Mrs..1
Ile km. J. A. Stewart's epectal for in
10, butter errx k. M. Gould.
\Y, 0. Medd, Judge.
VEGETABLES
Pearl or Savoy pot tt ci, T. Brae t 1".
T. lirock, sr ; rel etc p'tnnt, \1'. Der:ce ,s ,
wl,rter cabh.•ge, A• (:besot, Jus. Sand
-
ene, fall c:eti .:age, U. I: A:nd rami :blo .d
beets, Jas. Nartcfols, G. Anderio:t; ekes.
bort.,, J. Cottle, U, ,1., 1-rso n ; su;ar
teret.s. ;1. Port - nio c, 0, 0. '-'o r : Ion WWI
golds. Jas. S.tatdrra, C. Ile e y ; .71 inn'
manifolds. 11. I'aespmn•c. It. 8 and r
termedlutes, M. Bissett, W. J. flu: n••y
early horn curtot.s, 0, Mansion. W. 3.
!!arses ; Nantes carrots, W. Decker, sr.
A. S. 1) -avltt ; long orange or red car -
rote, Sohn Cottle. Jas. Saunders: white
or yellow fetid carrot., A. Dearing. J.
Sanders ; Swett core, A. Bissell, A. S.
Du.tvitt ; lndl ut corn. \1. !;!.'sett, A. I11s-
sett; water melons, 1). !lough, 1trs.
\w'Itkwlrc; Carman No. i• A. Itissrtt ;
)rural New Yorker s, A. Dlssitt, T. liroek
Jr.; any variety potatoes. Nt. BrIla,u,
(Continued on stat page(
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
LONDON. ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident and Mail Courses
Cefal.se.s Fr.'s
3. W. W...resh• 1. W. Westervelt, 1r .CA.
Principal, Vice-r'rincirtal.
1,000
.'. ._
pal I Over ono thousand stn.
Ery 1 dents enrolled by our chain
last yea'. it pay's to at-
tend A link of this great
rhain,for "18 1.811)8 TIIKItM:
p is t4T11F:.0'rli."
01 Thedeman l for onrgrnd-
ittes is TIiitEE TiMES i
01 the supply.
e Other schools engage nor
W grtu iliates ala teachers. A
0 special courwe for teachers.
()retina les of two yvetrs
Ago are now earning $2,llllll
A per annum.
O Three courses-CoMSY.it-
V t'13.1., MTM.8tstlt.A1.111' and
TEI.Ee:1111113,
Fall 'feral Opens Aog. 30•
Write for particulars.
Clinton iiusinesi College
vim" Arm,
F.O. SI'l)TTON, PRIM('D•AL
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
READ) OFFICE, TORONTO ESIAIILISIIEII 11361
B. N. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manger Reserve Fund, ,0001
- 6 000
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACIEI) AT ALL BRANCHES
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold, anti honey transferred by
telegraph or letter.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of Canada and in foreign countries.
FOREIGN BUSINESS. Cheques and drafts on the United States,
Great Britain and other foreign countries bought and sold. 123
Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager. I3ranch also at Crediton
The general public will take notice that I am doing business in Exeter in
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Horse Hair, Copper,
pp )
Etc. Etc. Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to T. HAWK INS & SON'S HARDWARE,
EXETER, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of
scrap may be left at the same store, where prompt attention will be given.
M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
SUI1SCRIBE for the Advocate and
get all the dews.
THE STANDARD'S 3Ut1VENIIt NUM-
BER.
The Montreal Standard's Special Num-
ber has come to hand, and to a most
creditable production. It has a mag-
nificent rover In colors, painted by one
of America's best known artists. The
Number contains nearly 150 half -tone
plates devoted to subjects of general ht -
tercet, and has two superb panoramic
views of Miontreal suitable for framing.
The printing is first-class, attd we un-
dcrnlund that many thousands of the
lesue have been sent to friends abroad
CENTIL4LIA
There will be held in the Centralia
Methodist Church a "Fowl Supper" on
Monday evening, Sept. 27tb, from 6 to
8 o'clock. There will be addresses
given by Revs. Vance, Watson and
Butt, also good musical program. Ad-
mission to all only 25c for adults and
children i5c. All are cordially invited
to come and enjoy the treat of the
season.
IIiDDULPII
Miss Mildred Carter, who has bl a ;, un
the nick Ilan Is able to be up alit Armand
again. -Sidney !heights vla,ited wit', his
mother Sunday. -Tho.. Redwine is tak-
ing In Strathroy Fair this week. -Thank-
. giving service will he !told in St. ,lame.
Church Sunday next.
\V 1NCI IELSEA
Last W 41'(1 V1141101 11 at Loudon Fair
were Mise Ycr,t Coward, Pawl Dolg, Itobt
Coward, Thos, Coward, wlte and sons,
Eric and Percy, W. G. Medd and Wife,
Silas Edith Turnbull, Charles tJpshall,-
Sir. Int. facade! house and wife returned
Wilke eday atter a vlstt at Itansomvllle,
N. Y.-Sllas Laura Go(dbolt of Mensal!
is the guest of Lulu 0odbolt.-The antai-
versary laid at Sults:dne on Sunday last
was a success. Str. Vance preached two
eloquent mc mons and the Mt. Pleasant
choir iendeted several anthems well.
The colter tlona amounted to $3'. -Mrs,
1). Stolt of Coubourg and firs. John
I'raaaer of Baltimore are t',e guests if
11. Robinson this week. -Several :runt
here attended the Fair at Est•irr Tuca-
day.
A SPLENDID BAKER
sou must have a good oven to
bake with -and you just take
our word for it, the
"IMPERIAL -OXFORD"
is the range that has a perfect bak-
ing oven -the fire and oven con-
struction make it so -call in and
we'll tell you why.
For Bale by W. J. HEAMAN
Purchased Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the blacksmith property
and business of MR. A, E. PYM, near the Town
Hall, i am prepared to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work for the General Public, and respect-
fully solicit the patronage of all the Old Cus-
tomers of the Shop, and many New Ones. i
believe we can give you entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell
The Desire oI a Boy's
ti FART
Is to own a watch, one of his " very own." Why deny him
when hie ambition ran easily bi gratified. This is not a "rnake
believe" watch that we are thinking of, either. it's a guaran•
teed time piece. It is simply put together so that a little acci-
dental rough usage won't disarrange things. It is nicely nicklesl.
it will retain its appearance till the Inst tick. And it will tickle
that boy of yours if you take one horse to hint,
Why Not Do It To -Day ?
A. Marchand
Jeweler and Optician --- Exeter, Ontario