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TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1909.
SANDERS & CItEECH
The Old Reliable
We are still doing business at the Old Stand
and are here to do business. This we 3k we are of-
fering a
Fine Line of Dress Goods, Very Fine Line
In STRIPE WORSTEDS, in Suit Lengths, ONLY $1.00 PER i AHD. Ex-
tra Value at 75c in all the leading cloths and in the newest shades. These
price goods are good weights, suitable for Ladieb' and Children's Suits.
-+.. SPECIAL`S
We are showing a GOOD RELIABLE CLOTH at Wk per yd. This is a
regular 00c Cloth, hut, owing to us having a very large supply of this line, we
if
are going to clear it at 50c per yd.
F R
US The Best We Have Ever Shown 1
Ranging in price from $1.25 to $35.00.
Also Ladies' Fur -Lined Coats
Ti. - tie first year we have handled these, so we are offering EXTRA
VALUE its .,ider to get your trade.
Bargain Table -
A few of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS left.
A Special Line of Crockery for This Week Only !
When we will give you A SPECIAL PRICE on all Innes of DINNER
and CHAMBER SETS and ODD PIECES.
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry
Butter 19c, Eggs 23c. trade; 22c cash.
Dried Apples 5c
These prices subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
GET YOUR
FURS
from R. N. Rowe
25 per cent discount
to clear them out
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
O\'•C\0000071 0-300
VYr.re.st..al Cards.
D` 0.1. ROULSTON, L. D. a, D.D.S.
DENTIST
Member of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
011108: Over Dickson A Culing's Lew Oaks, Is
D. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
`De A. R. ate of KINSMAN, L. D. S.lv D. D. S.' Stables at Ilandford's Horse Exchange
[tenor graduate of Toronto Cnlveristr.
Wil. ARNOLD, I'rop.
HERE TO STAY!
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for sale.
Telephone 41A
DENTIST,
Mosta eztracted without any pain, or any bad easels
Mee over Oladman t Stantetr)'s ofeee, Main street
Risser.
Medical
R BRIOIiT, M. D., N. C. P. k 8., HONOR
Li. Orut hate of Toronto University. Two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra Hospital, eta.
Odlce and Residence,1)f. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER.
DR, T. P. 11cl.AU'OIiLIN
Iles resumed prartIce after spending a) ear (Col.
lege) at Hellish and Continental hospitals. (sestina
pre ti-•$ with special attention to F.ye, (with retrac-
tion) Ear Noss and Throat.
OSlcr: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
DiCBSON A CARLIN°, BARRISTERS, 801,101
tort, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners
Solicitors for Reasons Bank, etc.
Mosey to Lona at lowest rates of Interest
Orli e•, Sam street, Exeter,
1. Y. Caalaue, B.A., 1. r1. IAsos
MONET TO LOAN.
Ws have a liege amount of private fonds to loan
• farm and rilIa(e properties at low rates of toter
est.
OLAD11AN 1 STANRCRT,1
Barrister', Sollcltor.,Ya!n st . F seter On
B. 8. PHILLIPS, Hz versa.
Messed Aectieeeer.
Bales attended In all parte. SaOetactloa _guaran-
teed Of so pa NMI reasonable. All olen left
at Advocate OfIke will be er^mptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead.
ing Canadian and British Companies.
M.tin-St., Exeter.
L- ICENSED AUCTIONEER
W)f. ANDEiC.0N. Ltctused Au (ioneer
for Iluror. County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at rte AJvo-ate.
Ritter. or lienry 1lilbcr's Office, Crcd-
Iton.
HOUSE FOR SALE
An excellent brtrk house, modern and
up-to-date. Situated o1 Main street.
Apply at this Ottics.
FARM WANTED TO RENT.
i nu cares, to get p"esessloe in fall.
Apply to SANDERS & CREECII, Exeter
FARM FOR SALE.
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The ut;dcrslgtred le offering for sale
that valuable 100 acre farm, being Lot
8 Con, 3, Stephen, Ailcicared and In
good state of cultivation. Fences good,
well under -drained with tile. About one
acre of orchard. Two story hew brick
cottage and batik barn ; also cement
s11o; three good wells of water and a
spring creek. One quarter mile from
school and two miles from church.
Possession given In the fall. Apply to
NEWTON BAKER, CENTR.\t.I,\. ONT.
FACTORY FOR SALE
The undersigned Is offering for stale
hls factory premises on London (Toad
South, consisting of nearly three acres
of land. brick factory. frame dwelling,
goo•1 bank stable, blacksmith shop and
other Lulldinge. Will be sold at a
teaoenabhle figure. and on easy tenni.
For particulars apply on the premises,
or by mall to THOMAS 'MAMMY. Eze-
ter. Ont.
FARM FOlt SALE.
100 acre farm In Usb the, two and one
half miles from Exeter. :also a brl:k
house on Main -street. Exeter, and a car-
load of green cedar poets.
WM. M. PLATCi1FORD
FARA( FOR SALE.
One of the finest farms In Ceborne
Apply to SANDERS & CREECII, Exeter
NOTICE
Au I am now in the \Vest on a
for my health, my book accounts
not he collected until 1 return Ir.
months. Dated, Sept. 15th.- A.
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TIIE EXETER Ct'UNCile
A meeting of the council was held hi
the office of the clerk on Friday Oct. 1.
A11 nne.,sb re p $sent. Th^ ntinU•ea 0' 111
meetings held Sept. 17th and 270 were
read and approved.
The following accounts were passed. -
Exeter Electric Light Co., are nahting
#80.48, series lighting #48.0a, Town
Ilan ea.6o, total $11'2.08: Goidto Mc-
Culloch Co.. repairs for gasoline engine
$•J.71): Advocate Pt lnting Co. print Ing a
111:,.75. Municipal world supplies, 112c.
queen City 011 Co., gasoline. #5.85: J.
Grigg. supplies, $1.60 ; Thos. llartnoll,
labor, $5.113 ; Times Printing Co.. print
Ing, $11.55 ; Jae. Connor, Librarian,
part is:.lary, #25 ; Rcll Telephone Cu..
messages. 1.45c.; Thos. Brock, Sr., labor.
$;1.75 ; Frank Mellott $1.50 ; William
Creech #1.5O ; W. Weakest $8.18; Rd.
Davis $3.50; l lenry Candy $2.25; frank
Treble 81.51 ; Geo. Cudmore $2.50 ; Eli
S e1! ei.7' Albert 3leset
t
$
..62 ; Syd-
ney
West 75e; Sidney Sanders $6: J.
Ogden $11; Wm. Davis. Sr., $2.75 ; W.
J. Irl:sett, pt. salary, $33 ; C. W. Cross
pt. salary -cemetery, 82t1 ;-amounting in
all to $281.53 -passed on motion of
ria rlh,g-Luker.-Cat tied.
Petition for cement walks
as follows: -
No. 1 -From ratepayers on Main St.
between .\lezander street and the Thames
(load, east side.
No.2-Froin ratepayers on the north
Ode of John street, between Andrew and
Albert streets.
Nc.:l-From A. E. Ilodgert walk on
the cast side of Mary street from Main
street to Mr. ilodgert's gate and from
Mies Strang's gate oi. Andrew street
to the corner of Andrew and Mary streets
No. 4 -From the ratepayers on the
north side of Gidley street, between
Gldloy and Marlborough streets.
The petitions were received and filed,
on motion of Johns -Luker. -Carried.
Tenders for tate opening of a Tall Race
were opened as follows :-Thos. Hart -
1:011, Thos. Creech and John I''ord. A.
Q. Dobler, Elmer Lawson, Jos. Lawson
Per Neaman -Johns -that the tender oL
A. Q. Dobler for 8:1c. per square yard
be accepted, provided that Mr. Dobler
will agree to the making of the "taco
only six feet wide at the bottom. If so
desired by the engineer, and other sat-
I3factory (Menges and alrallgenlellte :.s
are satisfactory to tee Reeve.
S. M. Sanders asked permission to re-
move a :bade tree in front of his rel-
denre-granted.
Jos. Senior, CIcrK.
were read
LUMLEY.
8110 filling Is the order of the day.-
Str. and airs. W. V. Dinncn and bike
Edith Stoneman were guests of Str. and
Mrs. F. Horton os. Sunday. -The ltcv.
A. Stewart of London returned recently
(ren: a trip to Scotland, and spent a few
days the first of the week at John Mc-
Queen'n.-Mflss Jennic Horton went to
London the first of the week, where a
poaltton was awaltlhg her. -M:. Jas.
Horton was Int Woodstock and Ripley
acting as judge a'. the Fairs. -The r•u:ul
mail delivery commenced on Friday last
and appears to be very sattefactere. -
M1as Anna Ellerliigton a' Toronto la a
vlaitor under the parental roof.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R IA
WE WANT
For Fetal and Winter months In Exeter
and nut -rounding country an active h-c-
lfahlc ^gent to take orders for nursery
Mock.
0001) PAY WEEKLY. OUTFIT FREE.
EXCLUSIVE TEItIIITOIIY
600 ACRES
the choicest nursery stock which you
.•1I direct to your customers. This Is
one of the advantages our *men have over
Johhera. We guarantee the delivery of
trees it GOOD CONDI-ION and Ui' TO
C)N1 RACT GRADE. Write for partic-
ulara-I'ELIIAM N(;►TREitY CO.. TOR-
ONTO. Please intention this paper.
DRESS MAKING
1 wish to announce that I have open-
ed a Breis making establishment at the
home of Mr. Gordon Manns, A'idrew-st.
and am now prepared to accept orders.
1 Lave had a wide ceperlence In ate Ilnr
of dressmaking. having tweet tied cutter
for the past two years 111 Brantford. i
guarantee satfsfact(on.-OLIVE JONES.
MALE TEACHER WANTED
Experienced male teacher for 1010 to
catch lu NO. -I. S:ep'len. State qu.11ti-
c.tiens and salary. Apply to
J. 0. WEIN. Crediton P.O.
ESTRAY ItF.iFER
Titre came onto - Inc premises of the
utuicralgeed, i.ot 3, Can. 2, Ceborne. on
or about the 30th of August. a yattng
heifer. Owner can have same by prov-
ing property and paying expenses.
F:\MCEL IiiCKs. .'entralla 1' O.
SALE REGISTER
THURSDAY, OCt. - 7. -Farm Stock and
implements. the property of John Me-
cullough, Lot 16, Cott. 11, ..borne. Rale
at one o'clock sharp. No reserve as
the proprietor Is retiring from the farms.
Thos. Cameron. Auct.
Wednesday. Oct. 13th. -Farm Stu, k. R
implements, and a large quantity of first
class nlat,golds and !fay. the property
of Mtlto•, Ittssett, Lot. 12. (on. 1. Ste-
phen ; at 1 p.m. T. Cameron. Auct.
TUESDAY. OCT. 12 -Clearing Sale of
Farm Stock and Implements. the pnl'.-
erty of John Tucker, Lot 11. North
Thames Road, t'aborne. Rale at one
o'clock sharp. All to be sold without
reserve as the proprietor has sold hie
farm. Thos. Cameron, Auct.
DOGS DESTROY SHEEP
During the past few weeks their has
tarn great destruction of sheep by dove
among the flocks of farmers not far
h
from this e. vii a
l C
Among those who suffered are Mr. S.
I'arr,ons who lost several, Mr. Wm. \Vin
er for whom they destroyed five, and
Mr. S. J. Hogarth, Into whose flock
they have been at least three times. kill-
ing 31z and mutilating about a dozen
others. The destructive work has been
done at night and the dogs have creep-
ed and the owners are unknown. As a
coIiaequence of the daager in leaving she
flocks In tho fields the sheep owners
have for weeka been taking click sheep
into their bare: yards in the hope of
thereby prole( ting therm. On Thursday
night last week. however, while afr. II ej-
arth was at Hamilton, Mrs. Hogarth
heard the sheep bells ringing and called
to the boys wl•n were in bed, and who
1
itr barnwith thegun. and
ha:rihy got to t 8
found a dog madly chasing the sheep
even into end out of the pun, grabbing
one and then another. Gifford who had
the gull managed to get sure alnt on the
beast and shot hint dead. thus putting
an end to et least one of the vlcyous
brutes. Some of the sheep were dead
when four:d, some, still living, had Wei:
bowels nearly all trailed out as they fled,
and others again the flesh eaten from
their shoulders and thighs, and they not
yet dead.
is it any wonder the sheep industry
003 declined when so many useless dogs
are permitted by the municipality to be
kept even by those who have no use for
them. The council refuses to compeer'
ole the sheep owners for losses sus-
tained In 0113 manner, and as a result
many farmeee ''ave discontinued what
would otf:e '_tLe be a profitable indus-
try.
CREDITON.
Mrs. llofntrycr, who has been visiting
her parents lir. and Mrs. Mathew Win-
er, returned to her home in Hanover on
Saturday. -The Mi -:scat Olivia and Peat!
1(01tzinann are vi: icing frit::da In Seb-
rhigville cold Berlin. -airs. C. K. Bluctt
Ind Mien Gladys are visiting iti I"oree.
this week. -Mrs. and Files heist of Pel-
ham Centre, have returned home, after
e,a'tieg rel:'t'vee to our !Mdse. -H. Ell-
ber, M. 1'. P., hag been collecting the a:c-
.essnlents leveed on the policy- holder-,
of the Itay insurance Company the past
week.-alla. Rev. Bean and children have
returned ::onnc after a pleasant visit with
reletfvel to Manchester. A1lch1.--Mr.Oot-
frled Oeotrelclner of paehwood visited
his 4other Daniel last Thursday. -Phe
collectors of the local branch of tin• tip-
per Can'td't Bible Society have been
melting the rounds in the vlilage the p.oat
week and have met with hearty response.
Mr. and Mae. Martin of Dashwood were
Chr: guests of Mr. and Mee. Cols F./di-
ner last Sunday. -Lest Sunday spec•Ivl
nil.slonary collections were taken in the
Ever-geltre] churrh which amounted to
the handsome sunt of $185.00. -Join G.
Young, the tax collector, Inas mailed the
tat notice.' this week. Tates are higher
this year on account of the new bridges
Ixing constructed. A great deal of an-
noyance can be saved to the collector if
the rat(•payere will bring their notices
when paying their indebtedness. -Art
Zwicker of t.onelon gave our burg a fly-
ing vi»It on Saturday.-ilcrb Ellber was
ht llenaall last Friday collecting insur-
ance assessments. -August Kuhn of the
Bank of Commerce, Stratford, Sundayed
at hernia -The baseball game between
the Tigers and Cubs didn't come off
last Friday on account of the unfavor-
able weather. -Elvin McMurray has re-
turned home after visiting friend@ 111 St.
Slarys and London.-lt was announced
In the churches last Sunday that a
campaign Is about to start to introdu c
Local Option In this Township. Petit-
ions will be circulated and presented to
the Council so that the vote ran be tak-
en at etc next municipal contest.
CREDITON SCHOOL REPORT.
The following Is the report of Credi-
ton sr'tool for the month of September
D1vl3ion 1, ('t I. Jr. -K. ilowald, L.
1.awsen. E. Guenther, le. Short. G.
Wolfe, E. Helot, G. Sims. A. 8Helte-r
Sr. -Vonore, L. Sambrook, 11.
Brown. !.. Either, W. Appleton; p.1149.
1.. Redden. G. Weiner. Pt. iL-honors.
L. Lawson; piss. It. palet. Junior II. -
Honore. A. F'nnkbeiner, C. Halal ; page.
V. Hoffmann. 0. Weiner, A. Holtzmanth.
R. Wolfe.
Miss /Mothers. teacher.
Division 1f -Pt. 11. -Honors. M. Bene-
dict; p':'s. M. King. D. English, Ir.
1i. -Vonore. R. 11111: pegs. 1.. (leaver.
R. Clerk. Sr. 11. -Mown. A. Ganser, 1?:.
Wuerth, E. Cloister ; pase, M. Brown. L.
1toltsmene. 11. lelekhclner. I.. Guenther.
J r. 111. -Honors, L. Halst, K. Swcltxer.
L. Weiner. A. Sambrook. I. Wolfe, G.
Illuett ; pass. M. Nicholson. V. Nestle.
G Lamport. f.. Mean, V. Gainer.
M1911 Love. Teac.ler.
Division 111. -Jr. II -Pass. C. Oee'rcl-
cher. E. Smite. G. Guenther. Sr. ill -
rang. E. Hoist. 1t. F'inkbeincr. V. Mote,
F. King. Class i',. -E. i'.luctt. V. Boltz-
mann. M. Brown, 11. Valet.
MI•s• Klcnzle, teacher.
Ontario Banks %rete roi,stdcrably sur-
pri90d recently when 111 following out
the artengem'nts agreed upon Itt rcgaid
to seeding Antrrlean earrenry bark
arrow the line. they were asked to pay
a duly of two per cent. on every ten dol-
lars worth. The United States goer r. -
rment, tt le stated. takes the set .1
that the cents are to be looked upon as
old topper coming back Into the country
and reheat ear. on ev h y ten Boilers
worth. It is likely that the matter will
he taken up with the Government aulh-
otitles. and some arrangements agreed
upon. ae In a yeti' It means a te•y 'rt
amount of money to all the Cutad,ah,
Banks. '
ST. \MARYS-ft 19 uaoffirla11Y report-
ed tient Mr. T. J. Oakley. G. 1'. R. .to
Hon agent. Is to be transferred to Le.
now and Is to he. suecerdcd here by Mr.
James Egan. of the G. T. R. freight de-
partment.
ENOLISII\fAN SU'ICIDE'S NEAR
ST. MARIYS.
Rotert Butcher, an Englishman, 26
years of age c•o,nl.hltted suicide on Mon-
day afternoon last b) hanging himself
to a tree -fin J. Lamont's bush, a bout
two tulles south of St. Mal ye. the body
t. -Ing discovered Tuesday n'ors,ing. Ile
was in the employ of Mr. Lamont, whe
on Monday got a letter for Butcher the
which la- delivered. Butt her disappear-
ed soon after and uo'Jnng nikre was
seen of hint until the finding of tag body
Tuesday. The letter was the cause of
the rash act. It was from a young
lady of St. Marys, Tato of England. In
which she showed preference for a friend
she had left In England.
BIRTHS
Waller. -In 'Exeter, on Oct. 4, to Mr.
ar
melIr H bar
e u t Walter, a daughter.
Caldwell. -In Regina, 011 Sept. 20th. to
Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell, a daugh-
ter.
Little -At Zurich, on Sept. 28, to Mr.
and Mrs. It. II. Little, a deugi-all-.
Hudson -At Hensall. on Sept. 30, to Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Hudson, a daughter.
Ilawkshaw.-At Victoria 1 lospital, Lon-
don, on Oct. 4t1, to Mr. ant Mrs. C.W.
Hawkshaw of Lucan, a daughter.
1MAIRRIAGES
Porter-Ilodglie-In ltktdulph, on Sept.
25th, by Rev. A. Carlisle of Lucan,MIss
Mary Bodging to Mr. Ed. Porter of
London Township.
SholdIee--Lewle-At the Rectory, Ailsa
Craig, on Sept. 2801, Miss Agnes L.
Lewis. daughter of Mr. Witt. Lewis,
4th con of SIcG1l11vray, to Clarenc' Sl:ol
dice of these= township.
lfolt-Tted(man-At Grand Fend, on
Sept. 21101. Mr. Bert Holt and Niles
Tiediman, both of Grand Bend.
Don't Monkey withJhat
Cough. Take
Howey's
White Pilie & Tar
Sold only at howey's Drug Store
in 25c bottles.
afcGregur-Webb-On R. Line. St. p. co,
on Sept. 2811:, John 11. McOreg.► et
McGillivray, to \Iles Myrtle, dauerter
of Mr. and Airs. Stephen Webb. of Ste-
phen.
Russell-Godbolt-At the residence of
John f`.aldwcll, on Sept. 211. by: itev. A.
L. ilugs(11, E. A. iluseell of St. Paula
Mhnn.. 10 )ties Ethel Godbolt. daugh-
ter of Mrs. J. Caldwell by her first
t 'rrlage.
Coppitt-Ileal-In West Toronto. on the
28th Sept.. Ed. Coppin, Mitchell, to
Mise Maud, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Ileal.
Peer -Johns -At Quill Lake, Sask., on.
Sept. 2211d, Ella J., daughter of Mrs.
E. Johns, of Tuckrrann(th, to 140r:11.1'1.
Peer of Yorktol:, Sask.
DEATHS
Stewart. -In Alicia Craig, on Sept. -'B;he
ars. Margaret Stewart. aged 871 years.
Douglas. -on Townline, McGillivray .on
Sept. 27th, Peter M. Douglas, aged 76
yearn, 4 months. 16 cloys.
Scott -At Moray. McGillivray, on Sept.
23rd, John Scott. aged 87 years and
13 days.
NEW
Pivion Sioli
Having leased the store property of
Mr. J. W. Broderick, Afaln street,' I beg
to announce to tt.e public: that 1 have
opened out business in the line of Gen-
eral Provisions.
FLOUR, FEED, STOCK FOOD, PRESS-
ED HAY, STRAW. AI.L KiNDS OF
SEEDS, GRAIN;. ETC. ETC.
The very beet grades of flour always
on hand
Goods a. livered to arty pelt of ti.e :own
We invite your p.tt!onage and soll•-It a
ran from you
Broderick's I
Old Stand J.
EIDT
What's
Behind The Varnish?
Did you ever see a Hypocritical piece of Furniture?
it pretended to be so and so but it was really "behind ti.- varnish"
something very different.
Such farnitut.. as that never fooled us, and never will. The sham
is too easy to see through.
But it is always a legitimate question to ask the Furniture roan
"what is behind the varnish."
With this store there is never any masquerading. Oak is always
oak, mahogany is always mahogany, and ash is always ash.
If you pay for a certain duality you get that duality always, and
behind our "say so" is a business standing that is ready to cor-
rect any mistakes that we may snake.
JAMES BEVERLEY,
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer
USE
New Brunswick Plaster Paris & Samson brand Portland Cement
LARGE STOCK (►N H.1N1►.
Amatite & Paroid Ready Roofling
Nails, Wash•.r. and Cement in each itoll.
ALSO
No. 1 Tar Paper, Plain Bldg. Paper and O.K. Paper
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces
See Our
$18.00 Range with Reservoir
Stove -Pipes, Elbows and Dampers
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