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8 URON &M1DDL +'SEX GAZETTE
THIRTY-SIXTH YHAH—NO 1827
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCT 8th 1908,
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Phone No. 32.
LADIES WINTER COATS
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Everybody seems pleased
with our Coats this season.
We. too, are proud of our
great. assortment. You get a
distinctiveness of style here
not shown elsewhere. Noth-
ing but the newest and smart-
est coats shown here.
Our Beaver Coats
from $10 to $12
Are Semi -fitting or Box
style. With silk braid and
velvet trimming or self strap-
ping. They are very choice
coats and our variety at those
prices gives you a fine selec-
tion.
Our Beaver Coats
from $15 to $18
Are. we consider, the hest
coats on the market. They
are either tight or box fitting
and beautifully trimmed with
silk braid and velvet. All
the leading colors and smart-
est styles shown in all out'
Coats.
OUR NEW DRESIS GOODS
Have you seen about your New Fall Suit yet? It is a very
important question now, and the easiest, quickest, and best way
to do is to call here and see our Swell Range of New Goode. , ,
50c. yard
A choice line of fancy
Tweeds it
itallthe
new shades
also a fine line of plain cloths
in Black, Blue, Green and
Brown.
75c. yard
Buys some of our choice
fancy striped Suitings in Blue
Green or Brown; or a nice
plain Satin or Venetian cloth
in any color you may choose.
$1.00 yard
This is the popular price
for a Suit or Deese and our
range is large in Fancy Strip•
es, Fancy Tweeds, or plain
cloths in all the leading colors
andAfabt ice.
$1.25 yard
Something extra for this
price. The hest Blacks, Blues
Greens and Browns in plain
cloths and some real swell
striped effects.
Ladies Fur -Lined Coats
1Ve have a very large range of Ladies Fur Lined Coats this
season. No Lady wanting a coat should mise seeing theta. We
know we can please You as we bought so many that, we got them
at the price to sell. Every coat Guaranteed as we sell no poor
furs. The very Best Rat Lined Coats for $iO, $55, $t;o, >dtl;, and
$75. We also carry a fine lot of Men's Fur fined Coats.
LADIES FURS
The very choicest of Neck Runs, Muffs, Stoles, Coate'
Caps. A big stock to choose from.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoos chilli wadi p ) 3(•3
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MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a largo amennb of private funds
Oen on farm and village properties ablowrato
Interest.
(((.ADMAN eo STANBURY
Barristers 8ottoitors, Main SLIPxebee
FRANK CAIRNS. Veterinary Sur
geon. Sncceasor to A. It. Itain.
say, V. 8. Treats all domestic ani-
mals on most approved principalb.
Special attention to dentistry. Office
at Ramsay's old stand on Main street.
Night call at Peter )l:twden's residence
Main street.
ERN EST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONEY to Ivan at lowest rates.
North west lands for sale.
Office, Main Street. Exeter
1011 S 1 I 3 1;\ETKR LIC
tiro ense.l Auctioneer. Hales con
ducted in alt arts. Terms reasonable
Orders can be left at the TiMEs Office it. We guarantee every we put
out to do as we claim. $t 6.50 up
Et) BOSSENIERRY , ZURICH Records .}nets. Liberal allow -
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales con ante on old machines according
and satisfaction guaranteed to worth.
Drop in and see and hear
the latest at.—
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DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. s„ D.
U. S., Honor grad+tate of Tort nto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Madman & Stanbury'a
Main street— EXETER.
J W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
• P. 8,, Graduate Victoria Un
fereltr. aline and reetdeoence. Dominion
t.a oe r a to r r. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
WES
AMU
Trade
your old talking machine off and
have an Up-to-date Edison.
;lave a machine that gives pure
rich toned music, with no scratch
or metallic sound. The Edison
is the only machine which will do
MONEY TO LOAN
W. have nnllmtte.t private funds for tnvasl
—slit urn farm or village rroperty at lows.
t tttt'treoN R C`ARLIN° (Can. Exp. Bldg./
Exeter
Moss 0 Inters,•.
DICKSON & CARLiNO,
artistes, nolfcttota Notaries, Oonveysaoerm
Commis -I nen, Solicitor, for the ileum.
Rank. Ere.
tis weep teLoaa et loose rata' of Interest
OPTICIC t—MAIN BTHEIST, IIRII;TZR.
a. C.RLtwa R. £, L. R. Dfdfas011
Lois Thomas& Nutter
Civil Engineer & Architect
(L.te Depot men t of rublie WWI*, O....1& )
Oonsu)tinr Yebaineer for 1tnnloiprl and Conner
Work. rfe'tri, r•ilrnvta, Nowerage and Waterwneke
sr.tem Whar, ems, Ih!.lre• and K,-e.foraad ('�n.re•e
pboe.• t i4n44n Oatufe
DR. R. 1 . ROULSTON, L. D. S.
D. 1). 19., Dentist. limber of
C. D. y., of Ontario and Honor
nate of Toronto University.
:—Over Dickson e Cavil's
Willis Powell
SALE: REGISTER
A..c:.cn •ai• of farm and personal
prolrt ty. Lot 14. Con. 10., Ilay 1 1-2
miles south of 'Luricli on Thursday,
Oct. 16t11 at one o'clock. E. Bo:•sen-
berry, Auctioneer. Gorge Bchocllig,
proprietor.
Thursday, 0(1.,22. 1908, farm farm
stook and implements. lot 25, Con. 1
t'eborne, John Welsh. prop. Thos
Cnineron and 11. 8. Phillip.•, Austr:
Tuw.d.y, Oct 20i It, farm stook and
Iti.pl.rroute. Lot 22, eon 2, t'ebstne
at 12 O'ck.ek noon. A. Campbell.
Prop • 7ihc . Cstrnoren. Ault.
01, Wvilari:d-tj, October 11th at 12
e ti .ek. an DI 15. cone( scion 4, Hat-
ters,
librtors, rtgis.attd Clydesdale and work
horses, high grade farts stnek, imple-
ments an 1 household furniture. Wm.
Tower.. pro),tietor ; Thos Caw ren.
*oath Nor.
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School Report
EXETER SCCHOOL REPORTi
ROOM IV.
Sr. 4 Honors Iteginald 2lissett
91, Clarence Heywood 88, Mary (Davis
80, Preston !Dearing 79, David Ball
75. ('ass Willie Snell 70, :Gordon
Taylor 601 Jr. 4 llonors ;Willie
Heideman 96, limbic Wood 91, Nary
Acheson 91, 'Irene Rivers 88, Lulu
Snell 88, Madeleine Carling 87., Qrene
Hardy 87, Nellie Jones 85, Flory !Bla-
ney 83, Jean Beldon 81, stella South-
cott 81, Viola Rowe 75. Pass Gordon
Penbale 73, Edna Brock 73. Fred Mc-
Pherson 72, Ariel Beverley 70s Leon
Treble 69. Mussell Balkwill 67.
No. on roll 35 average attendance
30.
C. VOL',SER
ROOK VI.
Sr. II lloniors Maud Ilioks . 03,
Edith !Davis 81, Pearl Jackson 80
Jennie Mussell 79, Joseph Craig 79,
Lula Hastings 78, Fannin Bawey 78,
Alrna Mack 77, Marjorie Seldom 76,
Joseph Ferguson 175. ('ass Harry
Parsons 71.
Jr. II Honors Lola Zuefle 92, Mel-
ville (Madman 81, May Harness 82
Gordo't Ford 79. Pass Stanley Me.-
Palls
c:Palls 74, Allen Carter 70, Gerald
FitFon 70. Bertha Ilorney 70, Emily
Dinney 69, Dorothy White 67, Doro-
thy Kunz 67.
No. enrolled 36 average attend-
ance 91.3.
If. M. KINSMAN.
ROOM V.
Sc. III. honors Blanche Quance 02,
Linder IIarvey 90, Ernest "Harvey
89, Lola Taylor 86, Marion Illatc)I-
ford 84, Rota Rowe 81. Pass Marry
Snell '74, Oscar Anderson 73, Ethel
Balkwill 72, Lula nestle 71. Muriel
Jones 67, Thornton Fear 64, t Jrno
Sweet 63, Oliuver Hodgert 61.
Jr. III. Honors Florence Rowe 88,
Harper Rivers 83, Lillie Marchand
81,
'Mildred Heywoodnod 81
Maggie
Case 80, Lulu lledden 80,.41ive Mo. -
Donald 79, Willie Manson 78, Ethel
Dal 78, LaBelle IIandford 78, Jessie
Brickwood 70. Pass Beatrice Hod-
gert 72, fleeter Rowoiiffe 72, IAnnid
Day 71, Alberta Knight 71, Joe Fol -
lick 70, Anna Bell 69, May Nineties
combo 67, Mable Knott 6767, Edgar
Horney 65, Gordon Richardson 64,
Maurice Senior 62, Willie Kydd 61,
Eddie Anderson CO.
No. on roll 47 average attendaneci
39.
ELSIE 8f. McCALLITM.'
ROOM VII.
Jr. II. Jack Hurdon 87, Edn t Johns
'77, Mary Day 77. Russell Marshall -,3
Marguerite (Pickard 57.
No. on roll 44 average attendance
36.
P. W. HOWARD.
ROOM VIII.
Br. pt. 41. Rhoda Cornish 85, Alio
Tayloo 85,Drew Knight 80, Violet
Welsh 79, Herbert Hector 76, Frank
OFanson 76, Mildred (lardy 75, /Mer-
vin Russell 70. Mid. pt. II. Lillie
Walker 81. Millie 'Walker 80, /Willie
Jacobi 76, Willie Davis 70, Irene Mor -
lock 64. Jr. pt. •II. Alvin /Cornish 83,
Czar 'Harness 81. George Kelly AP,
Clifford Mallet 76. Willie Brown 75,
Clarence Morley 72, Vera Sweet 70,
Lon !►earino 68. Milton Medford 65.
No. on roll 38 average attendance
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M. V. MARTIN.
B. 8. NO. 6, 13813ORNE.
Tic following is the relrorts of the
examinations held during the month
of 3eptetnber.
:'+r. IV. total 4;,0 marks. Lulu Gel -
baa :117. -Rhea Godtolt 339. Itay
Fletcher 317. Jr. IV. total 460 marks
Emma Heywood at4.
Sr. lil. total 275 marks ,Jean Camp-
bell 168, Earl Coward 165. Jr. 111.
total 250 marks Inez Creery 1309, Hoy
Goulding 272, Edward Kellett -253.
Erie Coward 207.
Sr. 41. total 500 tnsrks Din Cornish
488. Hardwick -Cornish 151. ;4ny
Clark 414,'Inia Heywood 356. .1r. I1.
total (160 marks Gordon iluncan 215,
(Davit: tCr,ery 215. Lloyd) .Hohni 162,
Jessie A. Hamilton.
S. B. No. 10, t'SBORNE.
1'ellotvitig is the report of S. S.
No. 10, Usborne, for the month of
ti r
tNames intaller of mer-
it. V class, Mary .t
V
May Horton, Archie Morgan :, Blos-
som Asirlerson, Earl Triffey ; .1r. IV.
Vera Whitlock. Arthur Cole. Myra
Morgan, Tom Glenn.; .(r.Ill, Horton
MacDougall : 13r. ')i. .Johnny Morton,
.in, \Vhitoek. Joe Kernick ; Jr 11.
Myrte •l'Ym. Ernest i'ym ; Pt. It 11.
Cann. Nelie Anderson. Ilela Cann.
\Wille Horton, Ityron Triffey„
Arthur Triffey. daze Kernick, :1..
Horton, Robert Heath.
No. on rol. 70; attendance.- 21.
J. V. .\tinsr:*,Teacher•.
S. 8. NO 2. USB(OHNE.
Fullowine is the report 01 H. P.
No. 2 )Urterne, for the month of
Sou. tutor. Mims are in order of
merit. Fifth 0::045.— May Daryl). E.
it.tnkin : Sr. Fourth, Cooraey Itrown.
Anne Turnbull, Meryl Snell Teresa
Coward. Viola Iletikin, Willie .14-
frey, Charlie Alli=on, Milton ilo.l;r.•rt
Sr. 1rd.. L:ewelyam1 Stewart, .lean
AIIi'on, Jessie ilodgert, Joanna Mon-
teith. !Annie Pollen, Nelle (hour.
Jr. 3rd.. irare''! Turnbull. Garfield
(tows. Char:: • 1Cdw:ard, Ju0ur HMI -
gert. Sr. 2nd. hazel ihfnkin, Ethel
McDonald. Saline Stewart. 4. Cottle,
Harold Jeffrey, Mni y McDonald. Sr.
part if. Charlie Cottle, Gladys lhu-
can. Charlie Turntnil. Charlie Mon-
teith, Eddie 1'o:len, Mollie Williams,
Sr. 1st. Vio:ct Stewart, Jana. •nod-
lgert. 'Millie Pollen. Jr. 1st, IPob-
crta Monteith. Charlie Jeffrey, Nel•
sots Ilunkin. Lowest let.. A. 'Rundle, p
• • R. P. No. 4. STEI'iUTN.
F lotw'ng is Ile revert of B. R. t
No. 4, Stephen for the month of&i'-1
.s�sistia
$1.00 per year in advance
Mabe Coxwerth, Gordon Cornish, C
Brown, Caretce Eilber, Harry Bch
wartz. Third, Ia. Eilbcr, ' Emerso
Roeszer, Edna Amy, Laving Smith
Second, Eddie Cornish. Jos. 8chviartz
Croton Morlock, Joey l)rokenshire
Mervin Cozworth, Emerson Wein A
Aubin. Br. Pt. 1I Adeine (Vein. 1C
Morock, Carrie Schroeder, Olive Cor
nish. Jr. l't. 41 Mary \\rids, (Haze
l'reszcator. l't. 1, Stela Cornish, M
Wein, (;Rin Elkcr.
Mabe C. Jennison. Teacher.
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S. B. No. 2. STEPIIEN.
Following is the report of S. 6
No. 2., Stephen, for the month oin
September. Sr. 1V, I,. Stahls. Jr
IV, J. Coughlin, L. England : fir. II
G. King, 'M. Epgland, V. . Cornish
1. stable : Jr. 111, M. Elms, C. Cough
1:n, L, Sims, C. Jones ; Jr. 1I S. tJones,
Pt.11, M. Lawson, C. 6tahls ; Xt. 1.,
II. Coughlin, I. Ilrandou. T. Cornish,
G. Sims.
Hattie Chapman. Teacher.
B. S. NO. 8, HAY.Tho following is the report of B.
S, No. 8, flay, for August and Sep-
tember. Names are in order of ner-
it. Class IV Cora Trucmner, 3usic
Klicnfeldt, Tnsnelda Trucmner. Br.
III.—Luella 'Bunts, Lillie Messner, 0.
Truemner. Belle Overholt. Pearl
Broderick, Jr. IIL—lthienhold Mil-
ler, Ferdinand 'Miller, Edwin Hart-
man. Emily 8hroeder, Class II. -_
Flora •Klienfeldt, Tillie K untrz, G.
Wiegand, Amelia Miler, 'Theodore
Miller, Ottis Trtie mner, (Charlie
Hartman, Ida 'Messner, Pt. IL—E.
Messner, Norman IClienfeldt. Br. Pt.
1—Itudolf 'Miller, Clara Weignad, If.
Recker, Ethel Klianfeldt, HerbertMessner. Jr. ff't. I—Nora Miller, C.
Kuntz, Mary Miller, Beulah Weigand
Christina Becker, Lillie liroderick„1I
Truemner. Billie Messner, Agnes
Hartman,
A. C. 'Milligan, Teacher.
8, 13. NO. 5, UElJORNE
The 'following is the re rt of B.
B. No. 5. Uabornc. Class V.—Honors
Hazel llissett 181. Wass, .Myrtle
Moody 74. Sr. ;IV — Honors, Elva
Ford 78, Fred Perkins 77. Pass Rut-
Kestle 74, Willie Kernick (70, V.
Moody 69, Austin Ford 62. Jr. JV
Pass. Blanche Ford 74, Emma Fisher
72, Elsner 'McFalls 70. Jr. II—Pass,
Maggie Moody 69. Pt. 'II— Honors,
Without Larry Exeter
Men Get in Trouble.
.•1 T'w•uz an inthesterin' toime th'
' foive Exeter gintlewin had what at-
tindid tit' Kirkton fair lasht Trolly
an' accordin' to raports from Billy
' Taman. wan •'v th' par-rty, nn if
annything he` bane overlooked yes
can blame him, a good horse Braine
cud get a good class here afore h
shtruck town.
Th' day wuz a foive wan fer out
dure cxerco.iscs, a' I wuz invoitcd t
chaperone th' par-rty, but heirs' es
I knew .none iv tbim wuz acquainted
wid th' jooties es chambermaid to
livery horses, an' not knowiu' much
about thirn mesilf, I respictfutly c1 '
cliued th' invitasion wid thanks, owe
in to prissure iv ither business.
Accordiri' to Dilly, he intinded drty
in', but cz Mr. Harrison, th' gintte-•
min what looks afhtcr th' Bank iv
Commerce intherests in this district
tverz holdin' th' !nines, not wan iv
ithers made anny attimpt to ra-
lave hint iv thitn, so Be job wuz hes.
Ilowiver, tit' thrip to tKirkton
wuz tnade in good toime, an' corners
%vuz turned tvidout upsettin'.
Th' fair grounds wuz attindid an
th' afhternoon epint in lookin' over
big punkins, wheelbarrows, :pretty
gurrls, an. retro. nn' tetra.
Iv coorsc they cudJent lave w'idout
slipper an supper they took, but It
wnz afltter supper an' whin they got
ready fer home, that th' inthrestin'
part iv th' day s procadings commen-
ced.
Billy sex )te dossent know touon
about hitehin' up horses, nn dsesent
want to tarn, an not wishi,n' to show
th' rist iv th company hcz unfamil-
iarty wid th' bastes. ran over to see
George Burton just fer n tminnit.
Whin he returned th' process 1v
hitehin' up wuz slttarted, at least
Dyer Bunton svtrz holdin' wan iv th
horses outsoidc. ami wuz sbooin !very
wan off fer fear the baste would git
akcered an' rot away, whoilc insoido
th' bar-rn Mr. Harrison, Dick Creech
an' Wallace Clark witz thryin to la
tate where th' bridle wuz to be
put on th' ither horse They soon Bis
ivered th' sltpot, but begorry, they
tvussent used to drivin n horse avid-
wo hits an overlooked th overcheok
Miss Robinson. teacher.) bit. If coarse this diddcnt make th'
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Orby Kestic 77. ('ass. Thelma Ford c
71, Roy, .Perkins 67. Ferrol .7liggins�
62. t
harness jibe, 0114 Wallace, he shorts
IN, L K. Fewoo, inn of
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kirkloo Killed 10 Nolo.
Dr. A. K. Ferguson, of 700 Bat
erst street, Toronto. and a former
resident of Kirkton vas fatally in-
jured in a street car accident in Tor-
onto Tuesday afternoon. The doc-
tor was riding a bicycle when he
fell beneath the wheels of a street
car, the front wheel passing almost
completely over his body, which was
almost out in two. Until the arriv-
al of an ambulance Dr. Ferguson
was left where he fell to avoid the
pain of moving .him. Although ter-
ribly injared he wns still able to give
his name and address when picked
119.
ens up tL• check so s to make it
look das.•nr.
I Tie horses wuz at lasht put be-
taoide ih -Wagon pole, but bejapdrs
fit's 11iWIY, nary a wan iv us had th''
nerve to go forninst their kicklu'
Inde, so N. 1). suggisted"t''hat in or-
b (her to avoid anny disaster, that lb'
Lames ati tugs tie rarnoved an hitch-
ed to tli rig, an then back tit' bastes
undlternath !Dike a tenrn iv foircln.
Jin horses, an' accordin to hcz atrg-
gistion th' hitch up wuzi made wid-
out anny damage to anny wan, but
not being too allure iv their job, th'
fellow what droives th' throttin'
horse fel Tom Murdock wuz axed to
look t)=' annirnals over, an ret that
tverythin' wuz all roight fer navi-
aatin .
"Gintlemin,' sez he. . "Ycz hcv
done a foitte jots but begorry. if yes
j would put on th' neck yoke an put
th' tongue iv th wagots in it. yes
plight get a betther shtart:
Th' neck yoke what atom over look-
• e41 intlt' hitehin , wuz finally put In
its proper idiot, an' iverything taus
ready fer th' return thrip.
None iv th' ither gintlemin wankel
to agin undhertake tit' job iv drivin
so Mr. llarrison tour. /litigated to lo-
' cat e th tvay home, an 1i' did a foitte
job until Itat hole wuz ruched, whin
th' driver noticc,d wan iv th horses
ilt disthress, an' wanted t0 shtop
ivery tninnit, cause somethin' wuz
nfloppin' an .;hwattin' it in Eli' fact
"Ilegorry.' set lie' "th' rudder
on that bloornin headgear. hes got
twisted ngin, or bejapers lire name s
1)inni..
A cotton:we fl ox nplxnied on th'
shpot an' an inventory taken agin,
whin 1)ick discivcrcd th' bit what
Wallace had pulled up whin he made
ih check shorter. wuz ha gin on
wan iv its ears. This matthcr twits
remedied an' th ramainder iv th'
thrip made in .silence afhtcr a vow
wuz taken to niver tnintiori - ann)•-
thing about lit' thrip to anny wan.
het Hilly cuddent kape GC joke an
towld me in confidence, 'u don't Fay
a tour -red to thirst about it.
Whalen
The fall Lairs are all dust anti iter
are now down to the realities of life
Our cement ,mason, loan Ogden is
doing work for Mr. J. V. Millsott ant
Mr. Morley.
Mr. Geo. Cook, an old and highly
respected resident of this community
passed away on Thursday in his 78t1
year. He was ,buried on Saturday at
the Presbyterian cemetery at Gran
toe.
Sam. McDonald tvhile in Forest on
business suddenly expired as he was
about to get into his .buggy. Ills
remains were brought to his brother
Edgar's, on the loth of .iilanshard
nd the funeral which was conducted
ty the Foresters took plate on Mons
lay.
Miss Gertrude Emery who has
been visiting at the Bell restaurant
he guest of Miss Ethel Millson, has
...turned to her home at Renwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. berth, of Melo-
yre. %were the guests of Mrs. Geo.
Nilson on Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Keith and sister of Pros-
ect. were the guests of Mr. Phillip
/rooks.
Miss Ella Brooks is Leine for a va-
at ion with her plrents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brook'. of
1. Marys spent. Sunday with Mr. Al-
icrt Gunning.
Mr. and Mrs. henry 1)elbridge, of
Vialchelsen visited friends here on
unday.
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70 JIiE ELECTORS OF SOUTH
(HURON
Gentlemen,—On the nod of Janu-
ary last you did me the honor of
electing the as your representative
to the Dominion !1'arliment. for
which I return my sincere and
heart -felt thanks. As Parliament has
been dissolved and another election
will be hold ou Monday, October 26th
[ am again a candidate for your
sufferages. As I have only been per-
mitted to have part of one session
I think in justice to the constitu-
ency as well as to myself, it is only
fair to ask a renewal of your confi-
dence for at least a lull (tenni.
This d now ask at your hands. and
shou!.I you see (it to tbus favor me.
1 promise you that no effort will be
aparcd on my part to a Nance the
best interests of my constituents
and the wolfare of our growing and
prosperous country.
Before the close et the campaign
I hope 10 have the privilege of tneet-
ing with many of you personaliy and
f Nitt•u`s:nu ,Hifi you the Rrca1
ut:ie leaves whieh are now so ear•
eatty engaging the httcntion of
he peop:c of this country.
Agaot colisit;ng your ai,1t.i�
Auction Sale of Valu.
able Farm Property.
Stock and Implements.
4r. Thomas Cameron has been in-
e:I rune., to sell by )Public Auction ou
Lot E. 1-2 Nn. 9, ('nn. 1, 1'sborne on
Friday, Oct. Kith, (18, at one o'clock p. t»
that valuable properly consisting of
the east half of lot 7, 8 and the south
half of lot 10 Con. 1, Usbnrne, contain-
ing 2111 acres, on which there is erected
a good brick dwelling, huge hank barn
frame stable and shed. 1t is well suit-
ed for general fatutir,g or grazing.
This property will be sold in block or
part to suit purchaser. There will also
he sold at the same time, 2 work horses
2 stickling colts draft, 4 milcli cows due
to calf in March and April, 19 steers
two veers old, 8 heifers tan years old,
4 yearling steers, 4 yearling heifer*,
6 ea vos, a number of breeding ewes,
1 walking plots, 1 root p,ilper, 1 Tor-
onto air motrr windmill and tank
complete.
Termet of Ileal Estate mule knoian
eu Hay of rale.
TE:HD1a.—All sl;me of $5 and utt-
d• r, cosh ; ewer that afttma►t 12
mouths' are,Iit t. 111 Le Oven $n fur-
n:shing approve.) Joint anis.. or P
r St
discount of 5 (tor cent Put'•thm oldeon the 10th,
ea..h chi eredit anoints. (bo 12th,
r isr Bros„ Props. of Steal Estate; _
LATEST AND BEST
Use a NATIONAL STEEL RANGE
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
T. Kawkins & S�n
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc.
We slake a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof-
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convinced that it is the cheapest spot in town,
T. KAWKINS & SON
FALL SUITINCS
Just to hand the largest and
best stock of Fall Suitings ever
shown in town.
We have received the Fall
Plate of the latest styles in Fall
and Winter Wear.
Make your selections early
and avoid the rush.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tail( r
Exeter, Ontario
Liberal Meetings
The following Meetings will be addressed
by Mr. McLean the Liberal Candidate and
others.
Non. A.
Grand Bend
(Iirenner's 117111 Wednesday Oct, 11th.)
Sliipka
(If.anihan's Milli, 'l'llllrsday Oct, 15110
Exeter
(Opera House, Friday Oct. 1fitJi.)
G. McKay, will address the Exeter meeting.
DUsIIwood
(Zinitner's hall, Saturday Oct. 17th.)
Other meetings will be announced n_xt week.
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