Exeter Advocate, 1909-12-09, Page 4(Exeter avocate, i
Sanders & Creech. Props.
THURSDAY, Dec. 9, '09
By -Law No....
' BY -LA TO P1tol uti f THE SALE
it) ILETAII. OF SPIRIT oLIS, FER-
MENTED OR OTHER yLANUI'ACr('R-
EI) LIQUORS IN THE TOWNSHIP QF
PTF.Pi1EN.
The Mu:-.lrip.ei Councll of the Towitehip
at Stephen hereby enacts :es follows, -
1. That the sale by retail of opiritu-
aus, fermented or other manufactured
liquors. 1. and shall be prohibited In
-emery tavern, inn or other house or
place of public entertainment, In the said
creuniclpality. and the sale thereof ex-
•eept by wholesale Ir and shall be pro-
leibitee In every temp or place other
'than a rouse of public entertainment 1n
ethe said municipality.
2. TIIAT the vote of the electors of
'the Township of Stephen shall be taken
-on this By -Law on the day fixed by
Statute for the election of the members
of the said municipal council for the
year now next ensuing, that is to say,
"-en the third day of January, A. I).
2970.
3. THAT the polls for taking the said
irate will be held at the samel hour• the
same day. at the same places and by
'the same Deputy -Returning Officers ye
shall be appointed for the purposes of
' the said annual municipal election.
4. THAT on the fifteenth day of De --
ember. A. D. 1909, at the hour of one
o'clock in the afternoon at the Town
Hall, In the Village of Crediton, the
.Reeve of the said Township of Stephen,
s.eall a by him-
self,
h1 wilting. signed Inn
self, two persons to attend at the final
anmming up of the votes by the clerk
sad one person to attend at each poll-
t�g place In the various polling sub. -div-
isions on behalf of the persons h(ter-
ested h! and desirous of promoting the
passing of this try -law : and a like
.tuntber on behalf of the persons Inlet --
sated in and dextrous of opposing the
-passing thereof.
5. TIIAT the Clerk of the said Munl-
elpal Council of the 0.11(1 Township of
Srephe. 'shall attend at his office in
site said Village of Crediton on the
'court': Day of January, A. D. 1910. at
tttni hour of two o'c!o'k to the . '1 r-
raoen b, sum up the number of votes
given for and against t:te Ily-Law and
.e grant the requisite certificates.
'3. THAT tele By -Law shall take ef-
fect and conte into operation on and of
ter the first day of May• A. 1). 1910.
Connell CLai,.tr•r. Credit.;:,, the
/lay of
Reeve. Olerk.
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that tine above 1s a
true copy of a ptoposed By -Lew which
t:.as been taken lieu consideration by
the Municipal Council of the Township
elf Stephen and which will b' finally
passed by the said Counell (!n the event
of the assent of the electors being ob-
tained thereto, as provided by "The
Liquor License Act" and amendments
thereto) after one month from the firot
publication thereof In TICE EXEPKR
ADVOCATFi. the date ot which first
publication eaa Thursday, the Ninth day
of December, A. D. 1909,.and that at
tee hour. day and places therein fixed
Sar taking tha votes of the electors the
polls will be held.
HENRY EILIIEIL,
Clerk.
Ceeditute 1)c,'. 8r:.. 19(19.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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'rhe largest dealers in
Puri and Skins in the world.
W. poly th.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for all kinds of
Raw Furs and Skins
Honest assortment. Quick returns
Ask for our 1°C9•I010 PRICE LIST t
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134 sad 136 Mc(1111 St. Manfred
v. t' )'.AV EXPRESS CHAR Ws.
Winter Term from Jan. 3rd
The t.wtra. twat training erhool „e ()rat trio.
We offer al.antages net offered el•nher. in
• ;Nina to our tem -hen are e'Fatteen:ed. ronra.a
tssoroogh a• d pract;ea!, and f. alai.* frralnate'
"1 gout p.'etiena Th. r't•nan.1 at present
eeeatly eae ad. the •npptt.
We Prepare Teacher. for Bewlae"
Lepage Mort.
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I). A. Mcf.ACHLAN
.I'riacil,wl.
By -Law No....
\ 1ty-law authorizing the payment
•lly, for .1 Period of ten yeais, of
sum of Three hundred dollars to the
Jeck1)r, iia:,urea tui )z1 Company of
Clinton, for the rent of a factory poen-
:1.13 in the Village o. Exeter, granting
the iota I.'ontpiny Exernptlen front Mure-
Ic•ipal taxation (except for certain pur-
poses) and tree water service for a per -
‘11 of telt years, and authorizing the
p+y'ment to the seal Company of tete
aural of Two hundred and twenty-five
Dollars for a gaaollae engine.
Whe.e.s the sell Jack.o.r Manufactur-
g Comp.iriy are desirous ot opening
a br.tii0i of their clod.' ,g manufactur-
ing business 10 tate Village of Exeter,
and for that purreee have applied to
the efunle'pal Ceuracil of lite said Village
of Exeter for certaln ply lltent e, exemp-
tions arid couc•esieorts which are set out
and detailed in an [ndehture of Agree-
iner,t bearing dtt' the sixth day of Dec-
intber, 1909, nude and entered Into by
and betee:n the said Contp.hy and the
'said elteticlpe: Council and which is 1n
the words and figures following, that
19 to say: -
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered
into Vele Siete day et: December, A. D.
1909.
BETWEEN
The Jack.yon Manufacturing Company
of Clinton, Ontario, (hereinafter called
the Company) of the fleet part, and
The Municipal Council of the Village
of Exeter, (hereinafter called the Cor-
poration) of the second part.
WHEREAS the above named Guntp.oiy
!s an Industrie! Company having an es-
tabli:shed busineea 111 the Town of Clin-
ton for the manufacture of cloh,ing, and
being desirous of opening a branch of
their said business in the said Viiiage
or Exeter, have applied to the said Cor-
poration for the paynient to the said
Corptily, annually for the period of ten
years of a sum not exceeding three
hundred dollars as the Company shall
be required to pay as a rental for prem.
lees, to be used and occupied by them
als a factory, to the said Village of Ex-
eter, and further have applied to the
sold Corporation for exemption front
Municipal taxation. except for certain
rates hereinafter ape'eificd. far a period
of ten years, and for free water service
for the same period, a.td for the pay-
ment to there o' th sten of two hundred
and twenty -fire dollars for the purchase
of a g'(soline engine for their said fac-
tory.
AND \VI1E1t7Ad the said Corporation
La desirous o: securing the paid Indus-
try for their Munleipel!ty and for that
purpose have cany2nted to grant the ap-
plication of the said OJlnparly, subject
ourse (., the saner!)•t and approval
t( ratepayers.
NOW THEREFORE Til1S AGREE-
MENT WiTNESSETII that the meld Cor-
p,ratlon hereby agrees to pay -10 the
t ):npar,y annually for the period of ten
:.• ars 0001 sum as the Company shall
upend annually for rental of premises
uael ahs (.erupted by them as a fa'•tory
(.ouch annual payment not to exceed
t::ree hundred dollars in any single
year) and t.) grant them exemption from
Municipal taxation except dor school
purposes and special frontage taxes, for
11 period of tern years, and tree water
service for a like period, and to pay
to them the said aunt of two hundred
and twenty-five dollars for the pur-
chase of a gasoline engine for their
said (wtory, upoe the following terms
and conditions:
I. The solo Company agree to estab-
llsh a branch of their said manufactur-
ing buelness in the said Village of Exe-
ter in the premises known as ' The 1:.
Pickard Co. Store" situate on part of
Lot flambee Twenty-five on the East
Bide of Main street, or such other su:t-
at l r premises as the Company Ina, lee
ebb• to oblate a satisfactory lease of
arae to hive the sante fully equipped as
a 1'tory for the nrutufactuee of cloth-
ing end to have said factory in opera-
tion not liter than the first day, of E'eb-
ruery. 1910, and by the close of the
yet: to 'sive not less than twenty-five
employees at work therein.
2. The said Company agrees to jn-
itall in the premises within eighteen
m.)nths front the first day of February
1910. machinery, plant and equipment
to the value o: at m'a'st two thousand
dollars.
3. The said Company agre? r to oper-
ate and contl,iue h, operation their said
factory for a prated of tete years, rom-
nt'ncine on tee first dry or E'ebruety,
1910.
4. The said Company agree to em-
ploy and keep employed 13 their said fac
tory and opal the premises occupied by
them. for and durlig the first year of
tee said term, at est Twenty-five em-
ployees, and for arid during the sec,nd
and each subsequent year an average
of at least forty employees. computation
of such average In any year to be based
on the number ot rmpleyees of the com-
pany at geld factory during the years
that ih'all have elapsed excepting he
first. ♦
5. The said Company agree that they
will at any time derin.e the sat,' terns
at the rebu'.st of the said Corporation
ru-nese 0atlefactory evtdear• es to the
nunlh'r of employees engaged by there
1n tee said factory.
It. it Is hereby further agreed by and
between the pirtle.s hereto that t lee said
yearly' sum of tare' hundred donate so
be paid by the geld Corporation is
• geld Cornptny, shall be paid as fol-
. , w a. -The first yearly payment on the
day' or F'ebru pry. A. D. 1911. and
eu• a •01e.,t paynierats yearly thereafter
bur the laid Corporation shall be and
are hereby empowered to withheld Pay -
treed of the Sall yeerly sums or, any of
therm. If the maid C.ormiputy fall le the
pe-fo-ntBi(e of ,any pert of this agree-
m'nt on their part to be perf)rmud.
7. tt Is hereby further agreed that
• ail exemptloe from Muneepil tax
• t`ereby gruht'd by the said Cor-
e e.on to the said Co:ptny ah.all,with
erceptton, aforesell. eiteed t) and
in lute tasat:)h on Heir Manufat-twine
buil tees. (or bustnese ase tent) the-f-
etx-:< and the bu.1.l:rags aril land so to
h' u 'et and c.c: u(.ied by there ag afore-
s.a'd. hot suet exemption shall cease 11
'.re 'veld Company tail in the perform
.an^a• er arty part of this agreement. in
their part to br p'rf o m'f. The said
-",apron 'hal; dot- 1ro::: tee first day
,' vetnuary. 1144,1.
a e. it Is further agreed that the tree
water service so to be supplted (140 said Tuesday tlac 4th day of January, 11110,
Wmparly •!tall be of such service as the to sunt up the number of votes given
Bald Corporation Lail Is enabled to
supply by their strident of water works
now being Installed, the sold Company NOTICE
to make all heccssary and proper con- The above i• a true Copy of tr,e pro-
nections with the Corporation's said eye posed IIy-law which has been taken
tent and to pay for such connections and into consideration and which will be fi-
nally passed by the Council of the Cor
poratlo:t of the Village of Exeter. hi tl:e
event of the assent of the Electors be-
ing obtained thereto after one month
from the first publication In the Exeter
advocate and Exeter Times Newspapers
which first publication is on the Stn
day of December, 1909: and take n)tice
that the votes of the duly qualified El-
ectors of the said etunlcipeltty will be
taken thereon at the hour, day and the
pl:cei flied, and by the Deputy Return-
ing Officers and l'oll Clerks named 1n
the preceding ley -law.
Every leaseholder entitled by law to
vote on the proposed lly-law 811311 at
least ten days next preceding the day
of polling file ie the office of the clerk
of the said municipality. a statutory de
elaratton stating that his lease nets
the requlren:ents by law entitling hint
to vote on such Dy -law and the names
of leaseholders neglecting to file such
n declaration shall i.ot be placed h, ti:e
Voters' List for such voting.
Dated at Excter this 71.11 day of Der -
ember, A. D. 1909. a
JOSEPI! SENIOR
Gla r'i: or 1.t Village of Exeter.
for and agolnst
ti:is
by-law.
the maintenance thereof.
9. And It is further agreed that the
'sold sum of two hundred and lweety-
five dollars so t , be peed by, the said
Corporation to the said Contpahy for the
purchase of a gasoline engine for their
it'd factory si,all become due and be
p.tid on the fifteel,tlt day of May, 1910.
10. The said Company further agree
to deposit with the said Corporation the
awn of seventy-five dollars, which soul
(s to defray the expenses of submitting
a by-law to the ratepayers of the said
Corporation hereinafter mentioned,
'should such by-law carry and the said
Company fall to carry out the terms
of this contract. Ilut should the said
by-law be carried and the said Company
carry out the conditions of this agree-
ment. or should the said by-law be de-
:e.etel then the paid sum is to be re -
returned to the said Comp.:iy.
11. Tttis agreement 1s entered Into
upon the understanding that the said
Corporation will submit to the ratepay-
er's of the said Village of Exeter, a by-
law authorizing the said Corp -oration to
nreke the said pay'melits and to grant
the said exemptions; and this agreement
is therefore subject to the said by-law
being carried by the said ratepayers In
accordance with the provisions of the
Ontario Municipal Act.
12. And It Le also agreed and provid-
ed that any ceassation of operations
due to any cause not in the control of
the Company shall not be deemed a
breach of the provisions of this agree-
ment.
IN WITNESS \VHEI(EOF the said
prrtie.4 of the first part have hereunto
set their hand and seal and the sald
Corporation has affixed their Corporate
Seal and the hand of their Reeve and
Clerk.
THE JACKSON MANUI•ACTI:ILING CO.
Per W. JACKSON
Slgee 1 as to execution by The Jack-
son et:a:ru(acturing Co. In the presence
of J. MILLS.
T. it. McCALLUM. Reeve, per J. S.
JOSEPH SENIOR, Clerk.
Signed as to the execution by lite
Corporatism o't1 V
to illage of Ex, ter in
the prea(nce of L. 11. DICKSON.
ANI) WHEREAS fur the purpose of
ranking the said payments to the said
Company as set forth In the sate agrcr.-
ntent, it will be nece0sery to raise by
,specie! rate on all the rateable prop-
erty in the Village of Exeter during the
year 1910, the sunt of Five hundred and
twenty-five dollar's and during the sec -
old and each and ev.ry eubse•tuerit
-Al" o: the said pzriod of ten years, 1'11.
au•n of three hundred (toilers.
AND \W1IEItEAS the whole rateable
property of the said Village of Exeter
ace ordiee to the lee! teased assessment
volt he' n; :or the y car 1909. is $:,7:1-
.i3
ANI) WHEREAS Tree amount of ire
Debenture Debt of the said Village of
Exeter ezclu.elve of local improvement
de')t.s secured by special roles and aae-
element Is $34,884,24. .and no part of
the principal or lotereet thereon is In
arrears.
THEiREFORE the eluntclpal Courant of
the Corporative of the Village of Exe-
ter enacts as follows. -
1. That for the purposes fn the fore-
going recital, and agrccm'tat mention-
ed, there shall le- raised annually by
'special rate on all the rateable property
o: the Munlcipelity of the Mtge of Ex-
eter, the followl•t f 'sums for :arid during
tie follow!ng yc.era,-
For the year 1910 the sural or ia25
Fo• the year 1911 tee sunt of $300
For the year 1912 the suet of $300
For the yetr 191:: the sum of $30()
E'or the year 1914 the sum of $800
For the year tar., th' sum of 5300
For toe yeer 1910 the sunt of $800
For the year 1917 the sults of 1800
For the year 1916 the sum of $800
For the year 1919 the sunt of 6800
For the year 1920 the aunt of 6800
2. That the Sand The Jackson Manu-
facturing Company shall (subject to
the term's and conditions of the said
agreement) be csrrnpt from municipal
tazatlon upo:t and in respect of their
manufacturing business and stock, and
open and In re.apect of the land and
building; occupied by them as a fact-
ory. In the said Village of Exeter, dur-
ing the peril of tm years computed
front the First day of February, A. D.
11110. but title ceentptlon shall not ex-
tend to or include 'retool tares, nor any
special frontage tax.
:t. The said, The Jackson Ma,hufactur
!nJ Company en•ell have free water ser-
tvr! for their said factory, as provided
1n the va!d agreement. for a perloa of
ten years, to be computed front the date
of toe co:npletl`)n of the water works
system now being Installed by the said
mUnlclpallty.
4. That this by-law shall come into
force and take effect on the day of ttw
filial passlr.g thereof.
5. That the votes of the Electors of
the said Village of Exeter qualified to
vote on this by-law shell be taken on
Monday, the third day of January.I910
commencing at 11:110 o'clock 1n the fore-
noon and oontatui.:g until five o'cto •k
In the after noon if th.. same dsy at
the following poilil,g places wltten the
said Village of Exeter by the following
Deputy Returning Officers. -
Polling pub-d'vislon No. 1, at Silas
llandford'o residence, Edward Treble,
Deputy Returning O:f!rer and llerbert
Feed, Poll Clerk.
Polling sub -division No. 2. Weekes'
Marble Shop, W. D. Weekes. Deputy
It •turning Officer and James Weeks.
Poll Clerk.
lolling sub -division No. :t. John Mit-
c1011.3 office. R. G. }adore Deputy lie -
turning Officer. and A. G. Dyer. Poll
clerk.
1'oblI:r gob -division No. 4, Town stall
J irepe Davis. Deputy Returning Orf:cer
end 11. N. Taylor, Poll Clerk.
6 That Tnurclay, the 00th clay of
Oe.-enibr r, 11109. at Eleven o'clock
1'1311 be the day and hour, and the
Clerk's Office In the Town Hall. Exeter.
1.111 be the piece where the iteeve shall
Mend tJ app):rat persons to attend
et the various polling places aforesaid
1.41 at the final suiup:ng up of rte
v)t'-: by the el rk oe betel: o: persons
interested In promoting or opposing the
pteehhe of leis by.; le re,pee'ively.
7. T.tat the Cork or th' Corporatlon
o: the• said Vlllade of Exeter shall at-
tend at hle office l't the seed Village
of Exeter at twelve o'clock noon, un
CREDITON.
PURCHASED BLACKSMITH 13US1-
NESS.-Ifavtng purchased the Black-
smith Rusjrte s from Mr. Alonza Bod-
ging, I ant prepared to do all kinds of
ltlackymlth Work for the general pub-
lic and respectfully solicit the patronage
of all the old customers of the shop and
many ucw ones. 1 ant sure we ran gIle
you entire satisfaction. Horse shoeing
11 specialty. -DAN Mao ISA AC, Crediton,
Ontario.
Rutz -Feltner -A very pretty wed-
ding was solemnized at the home of
Mr. era Mrs. John Feltner on \Wechtes-
day. Dec. let., when their eldest daugh-
ter, elise Laving, became the bride: of
Mr Win 11. ftatz, a prospe:'•405 young
lumberman of Khiva. The cerento,ty was
pc -formed by It: v. Mc. (lean. .'h areptIY
at tl'c hoar of I.:10 &reek :0 the
eIii1.s ot Mendel as,,:a •M,
df i,..•
g
'11-rc0, played by \liss Laura Raiz, sls
ter o' 12.0 groom, the bridal petty en-
terel 1:.e: parlor whet. a bea•tti'ul meta
n' evergreens a •as everted and uero-atcd
ahe white bunt;,+g ar:d pink .1::d whip
(1arO:et!uns. The bride looked stately
:end lovely gowned In white silk trim-
nmed with valenrlennes Insertion and
wore a bride' veli or silk ntulllne with
orange blossoms. She carried a boquet
of white chrysanthemums. The groom
•w by 'her Milton of
as .uppo•hd hla brother
`'tip;ca, and the bridesmaid was Miss
l.,ul le. sister o: the bride she being
beiu'Bully gowned In pink nolle, trim -
mei wit': net and satin ribbon to match,
and carrying a boquet of •pink ropes.
The ceremony and congratulations be-
teg over, all rep tired to the dining-
roon, v'ltlrh was beautifully deco, -aced
with bunting and bells, where a sump -
toots, and appetizing feast was par-
taken of. The guests numbered about
nn0 hundred. The groom's heft to the
bride was a heeteiful fur -lined coat an d
to the brldeenit'.d a h-ooch sal with
.nr•tey'sts and petrls. to the grooms-
men gold ruff links .4111 t) the organist
a brooch set with petrls. The estima-
tion In which the young couple are held
was shown by the many useful and cost
ly presents given to them, among them
being a hundred dollar cheque front the
grooms p.erei ta, and a beautiful art
n: silver knives and forks from the
bride's parents. Amid showers of con-
fetti and rice they left for Centralia
where they took the train for Detroit
,and Howell, Mich., and New Hamburg,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
The bride's going away gown was of
\Vlsterla Mirror finished cloth. with :tat
to match. Ott their return they will re-
side near Khlva. The best wishea ac-
company theta and may their future be
one of happiness and prosperity.
SCI(OOL REPORT FOIL NOVEMBER.
-Contlnuatioh Class, subjects. Arlt:une
tie or French, Composition, Jr. Teachers
M. Drown 84, O. Short 79, E. Gabler
E. Truernmer 75, R. KIenele 70. M,e-
tnculatlon-It. 11111 04, E. McMurray 41
Class I. ed)Jccts, Composition. Spel-
II: g. Arithmetic, Grammar. L. Gasser 7.1
1.. Finkbeiner 73, 11. Sullivan 09. A.
leinkbeiner 01. M. Oestrelcher at. (.lase
1. Subjects 8(010 as class Ii., L Hod -
gine 03, el. Wenzel 56, E. Slurs 51. 8
F'inkbeincr :17, L. Schroeder 36,L.Brown
et. C. K. Bluets, Teacher.
Div. 111.• Class 1V. honors. V. Holtt-
et t , 79. E. illuett 79. Pass. If. Holtz -
eon 74, W. Haisi 70, 11. Haig' 7'). M.
Brown 07, 1'. Feltner 63. Cragg Ill. Mr.
Motors. S. Wein 7:., E. Ile ever 77. Pass
W. Mots 72. 1I. Drown 71, E. Treitz 711
e^•tas i11.. Jr., C. Oestrelc'te: 110. F..
S:nit!) 61. Mien (7. KIcnz10, Teacher
Div. 11. -Cleve 111., Jr.. Honors, L.
Il.lst 92. (1. illuett 79, K. Sweltzer 77
M. Nicholgu:t 76. pass. V. Kestle 72,, O
s.':nport 7n. I. Wolf.. 1J. A.Sambrook
roe L. Been 00. Claes IL. Sr.. Ilo:tors.
E. Wuerth 77, A. Geiger 75. Pass. L.
41 rlternenn 74, V. lledden 71, E.Ga:ser
et, M. Brown 0e. N. Sambrook 01, E.
Swettzcr 01. Max 11 Jr., R. Clark (14
L. !leaver 02. R. 11111 00. Pt. IL,honors
M. ltcnedlrt ma. M. King 77. Pass. D.
E;:311'sh 01. W. Bean 03. --?Ilse Lore.
Teacher.
Div. 1. -Class iL. Jr.. Honore, C.Halet
75, Pass, A. lioltzntann 71. V. 1!)ft-
nein 09, el. l.twson 61. Part ii.. !lo
'lore, L. Lawson: 76. Paso, It. Itafst 69.
11. Heiden 69. L. Brown 61. Part L.
Sr.. honors. It. Brown. L. Sambrook.
1),/i, %V, Appleton. L. Iledde,r : Part t
A Sr.. N. Geiger, L. Eilhee G. Weiner .
Part 1 Jr.. it note. K. llowald. F.Short
!.. L,w.s 11, Rtes. E. i(eist. E. Guenth
c W. Snell: Part L . A. Jr. Hollers. A.
Swclteer, P. Lawson. ('ass. O. Sart+. -
Mile Stothers. Tca. her.
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doJtbts will creep in, fears will be as facts.
Why not share our knowledge, our exper-
ience has given us abundant confidence in the
IUPERIAi4-OXFORD
Call and we'll tell you just why.
For sale by 11 V. J. HEAMAN
$962
One year ago, Mr. Geo.
Wakeman was earning
about $100 per year as
farm laborer. Now he is
earning at the rate of $92
per year.
Six mouths training at our lluei-
new College made the difference.
Was it a good investment' Ile
t\int* So. Hie address is New 0•
goode, Saab.
Pour Course*:
PREPARATORY
COMMERCIAL
STENOORAPUY
TELEBRAPaY
Enter soy Lime. indivi.tual 1u
rut lion.
Write for particulars.
jClinton Business College
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GEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have sold and are selling a great
many high-class pianos -and always
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos today are the beet that
the piano -makers produce and our
prises and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be (ori quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different from the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some cases, traehy goods
at big prices.
Call and see us and be convinced
tbat what we say we live up to.
S. MARTIN do SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Frrtiwtiittn•
They are noted for the quality of their grade
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it Only a dew jays
to Buy for Christmas
Our stock of Watches, Clocks, Jt'\\'-
elry of all kinds, Cut Glass and (:Ili -
nay. Everything suitable forold ttnd
young was never so complete.
Have already laid aside choices,
and will he pleased to do the ltine
for you.
The e.i1 lien the better.
A. Marchand
Jeweler and Optician --• Exeter, Ontario
I(t!tb'l.F:l men and neighbors, assembled to give a
---- farewell to their son. W. it., whp 1s
Mr. and Mr., Archie Neill, '1f the moving out to the farm lately occupied
A.R. Line .tent Sunday with the Lit -
i h Mr. Jones. Ys \ prcye:ntatlon was made
tet'4 p+erent., Mr. and Mrs. John yh"r v' a golf watch +nal fob. and the follow-
ritt.-J. H. McGregor and stir• ( . ;3 address read by 1t'•v. F. O. Newton.
Greenway, Snndayed with Mr and -"We are mel together as church peo-
Mre. S. Webb of the A 11 Line. 1 Beg- ple and neighbors to express our good
tars has a gang of men from Thedford win to you, our appreciation of you as
and Foroat making Scythe Strath.' 0111 a churchman and neighbor, and our
of the white ash timber in his buah.-
Mr4. John (lower of Shipka Is 4perld•
ing the week with her daughter. Mrs.
J. Kenny. -The Snn,l,+y School of lsoli uprightness of your life. As t
Shipka is the first of the season with church officer you have enjoyed the re.
their ('hristrna, tree entertainment. it .speer and co.ifldenc' of your fellow
being nn Monday evening, '20th init.. r •urr' m'n, and have dl,charged your
with the White church shoos. ()rand dutiee as source warden with zeal, reg -
fiend. on 2I.t and the l'rosbyterisn cal..rity. carncgt:: eri and fidelity. in
."hoot of Grand Bend. on .Ind. (his connection we do not forget that
Mrs. Vlr:a You' q, who Sas tlee':t a I the rebuilding o: Urac^ Clurch owed
resIde.,t of Greenway for thre' yeirs much to your earnest efforts and unflag
was merrkd kit Wednesday last to Mr. ging zeal. As a neighbor you have been
R)bert W. llodglns. a prosperous larrn• manly. unselfish, and always ready to
0: of Ilarpley. Ti ey wi,l live on the help when needed. We. therefore. wish
•,om's farm near Crediton. Trc Ad- you and your future partner in life
v r •t' jo'n's In washing them itt happt• all the blest es that Col earn glv.' to
tete and prosperity. your new sphere. Accept this watch as
.\ ae y p:e's:ent eveni,ig writ spent a token of our re,peet. Signed on he-
at the home of Mr. and Mee, .1. 11. ileal- half of church and neighbors. F. G.New-
g;tus when shout slaty streets, t march- ton, J. E. }lodging, John }Merritt.
sorrow at you. removal from our vide -
ay. tee have 'latticed for wonne time
pas' with since:e Interest the usefulness
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