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HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE
THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR -NO 1832
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV 12th 1908,
$1.00 per year in advance
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
WarmHouse Furnishings and Winter is
Wearables tor the Gold weather.
The cold snap has made us all think of what is coming for the
next few months. You must be prepared for the cc.tniog weath-
er and cannot, do better than come to us tor your winter comforts
Our stock was never in better shape to stapply you with nice
warts Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts, Flannelette and
Lovely warm Blankets, Bed Comforters. Furs, Coats and all
other necessary goods to keep out the cold.
Beautiful Wool Blankets
That will keep you snug and warm, they are alt Pure Wool, or
Wool with Cotton Chain. Nice soft fluffy Blankets b ought
from the best mills in Canada, They ase all good large heavy
Blankets with Blue or Pink Borders. Prises $3, Sit. 4. 5. 6. & 7.
Flannelette Blankets of the Best quantity White
or Greys, sizes 11x4 and 12x1.
Ladies Underwear
Have you been at our Un-
derwear Counter this fall? If
you have you know some-
thing of our variety. Better
than ever, and weights and
grades to suit all tastes. A
full assortment of Fleeced
and Fine Wool in cream,
white, grey. black and natur-
al wool 25c, :35c, 50c, 75c, $1.
Pure natural wool Underwear
Vests and Drawers *1.00 and
$1.25.
Tight -fitting Coat
for $12 50
For genuine style these
$12.50 coats compare favor-
ably with any at $15 else-
where. Braided over shoul-
der,dowc frontand back with
velvet collar,
Bed Comforters
The nice warm kind that
look aixl feel warm. Made of
nice floral cloths and filled
with good batting $2 to $3.
Toques Gloves & Mitts
Toques for 23 to 50c in black
blue, red or white.
Ringwood. Cash tuna r e.
Swede gloves in all the new
colors 25 to 50 cents.
Long or short Kid gloves
$1 to !22.25.
Another Swell Coat
at $I0
Semi -fitted style with vel-
vet collar; natural all wool
Kersey cloth. Jame perfect
tailoring and smart fit that is
a feature of every coat we
sell•
Ladies Fur -Lined Coats
A more imposing display of these favorite winter garments
than what was shown last winter is what we have prepared.
Styles are more handsome, quality is higher, while values
surpass all other seasons. Do not miss seeing the good ones we
are offering you,
A good coat for $15, and better ones for $50. 8110. $65,
POULTRY
Chicks 7c. lb. Live 9c. lb. Dressed. (lens 6c. lb.
Live 7 c. lb. Dressed. Turkeys Live Sc cash 9c trade
Dressed 9c cash, Ile trade. Dressed Ducks 9c, lb.
dressed Geese sc. lb.
HEX. IURNBE DIES SUDDENLY ;EXETER BOY RRRESIED FOR NORSE MTH Of JOHN RAISON
SiERUN
It was with feelings of regret that 1
the Many friends in Exeter and the
township of L'sborne learned that --
Alex Turnbull, of She Thames Road A young sten who gives his name
had passed away on Tuesday '[flet- M:turjec Shaw, but who is better
noon last, The deceased had driven known around town as "Fienchy'
his leant attached to a democrat was arrested in London Monday af-
twagon to Exeter for some lumber tet•noon as being the man suspected
and was driving home when death of stealing
the (torso Tuesday night
St overtook him. 11c was driving along and the of last week from Mr .Colwill. of
Thames Road in front Centralia. It appears the horse was
of Hallie Brown's farm was Ecco to taken from a field and was lead. be
the th:cf south towards Londou. and
on 'Wednesday afternoon sold to a
rnan named Anderson, living near
London for $100. As Anderson did
not haves enough money ill his house
he paid the stranger $1. down the
man with the horse agreeing to come
back for the balance of The money.
On 'Wednesday morning SIr. Colwill
missed his horse and traced it as far
as Anderson's borne, where it was re-
covered and the London police no-
tified of the transaction. It is said
"Frencby' intended to go for his
money last Saturday (:cit evidently
put the matter off until Monday.
Monday Morning he (tired a horse
and buggy from \Vtn. Bissell.. say-
ing he wished to go to Lucan. Ile
arrived at Anderson's home in the
afternoon for his tnoncy. Anderson
said he would drive into London and
pay shaw there. Shaw drove on
ahead, and having at faster horse
than Anderson, soon left him behind.
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fall from his wagon. The !horses
which were walking at tbo time. con-
tinued homeward. Mr. Brown saw
Mr. Turnbull fall and immediately
rushed to his assistaacc. It iwas
thought that he was unconscious and
•• a telephone message was sent in to
•• Exeter for medical assistance and
•• Dr. McGillicuddy responded. When
• i he arrived at dile place where the
• man was lying he found upon exam-
• inat,on that death had overtaken
hint before he had fallen frotn the
wagon, heart failure being the cause
of his death. His horses had been
stopped and Mr. ITurnbull's body
was taken to his home near Farluhar
by kind friends. The deceased was
in his 52nd nd year and was born on the
farts where he resided. Ile was a
man of robust frame, strong and
healthy looking and bis death came
as a shock to his many friends.
Besides his sorrowing widow, be
is survived by nine ehigdren, seven
sons and two daughters. Mr. Turn-
bull was a member of the Farquhar
lodge 1.O.!F. 'l'be funeral will be
held Friday interment being in the
Exeter cemetery.
On Wednesday morning Mr. J, G.
Stanbury, solicitor for the Hensall
Zlocal option people, received a mess-
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Coxworth's
from Osgoode Ball, Toronto, that
Z the Court of Appeal had dismissed Mr,
jjappeal from the decision( r
of Chief JustiMulock, who upheld
• the bylaw. It will be remembered
• that, shortly after the bylaw was car-
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ried by a vote of the people of Ilensall
•• Mr. Coxworth and those opposed to
•• local option commenced an action
•• against the Village to have it upset.
:: The Council took tip the defence of
• • local option. but it w as discovered be -
Z, fore long that they were playing into
the hands of the liquor interests to de -
o ! feat the bylaw. The tetnperam a peo-
•I ple then decided to engage a twyer.
themselves• Mr•, St'tnhury was re-
t Ilaiucd and his sucoccdcd in winnin„
at eery stage of the case• Ile first
I i I scceede
eby-ld w in avinfromg the dee Vfenceillage of
thuatakenhth
Council. Then when the motion to
4unsh was made before Chief Jus-
tice Mulock local option: was up-
held and now Chief Justice Falcon -
bridge and Justices illrittou and
Riddell have herd 'the appeal and
have again confirmed the . b)y-law)
with costs against Coxworth. :\V.
i'roudfoot, K. C., of Goderich. and
J. ;I1. -McKenzie, C. C.. of Toronto.
acted [for Coxw"ort.h.
Following is the result lof the
shooting match Thanksgiving I).ty.
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Headquarters for the elebrated W. E. Sanford Z •
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper. •
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nONEY TO LOAN. TIt. A, R. KINSMAN, L. I). S., D.
We have a large amount of private funds U. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto
lomat*
on term and village properties at loate University.
letterset.
()MADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitor.. Main sLIKzeter
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury's
Main street -E xssrica.
Events I
Birds 10
F. Kerr 8
S. Webb 7
N i) Ilurdon 't
1 Bissett 7
J Triebner 111
F Triebner 0
T Dinney
J Wood
W F, Sanders
Dr Sweet
I) Cook
R Disney
T Routclilf
U Disney
C Stanlake
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.1r. John Allison, one of :L ; 10-
ncers of the Thames (toad, 1..a• -,•ti
away to his last reward Tuesday af-
ternoon at the advanced age of 81
years and 4 months, senile decay, or
old age being the cause of his death.
The deceased had been confined to his
bed for the [past four months and his
death did not come unexpected. In
July be made a trip to Goderich and
while there walked several miles out
in !the country to sec a friend. The
exertion of the walk was too touch
for 'the aged gentleman and on his
return home was compelled to take
to his hod, ile was born in Ayrshire,
Scotland and carne to Canada when at Art Garlands, large sic
child with his 'parents, first acitliti „ Souvenirs „
Everything in
STOVES and RANGES
Our Stoves are Right, Our Prices are Right.
Garlands
Souvenirs
Canada tccl, on legs
RANGES
$33.00 to $49.00
$35.00 to $48.00
$50.00
BASEBURNERS
at Cobourg, where he lived for sev-
eral years. After reaching manhood
state ho made his way westward and
settled an the Thames Iload. About
55 years ago he was married to Jane
Chalmers, of Pickering, who sur-
vives him. The children surviving
me John T., of the Thames Road
Andrew and David, of Roland, Man.;
William, Regina : Mrs. Hamilton,
Hibbert : Mrs. 'Win. Gardiner, Clear-
water, Man.: .Mrs• Geo. Monteith,
Thames Road, Mrs. i[iobt. Kydd, .Us -
borne, and Mrs. C. Ilarris, of Regina,
The late Mr. Allison was a staunch
member of the Presbyterian church
and in politics was an adherent of
the Liberal cause. ,When the Thames
Anderson thencalled up the Lost )[bad postoffice was established Mr.
don police giving a description of
the man and as Shaw drove uP Tal-
bot street he was placed under ar-
rest. During the afternoon, Mr. 131s -
sett received a telephone message
from'London that Shaw vas arrested
and that his horse and buggy were
being held by the police )ending the
arrival of some one to take them
home.
"Frencby' ban been living in tow;;
during the past year. w•orkitlg at
different times with farmers in the
vicinity, but lately he worked at the
canning factory, until .that institu-
tion closed down 'for the season. lie
boarded with Mr. Snell at the north
end of the :town and was not looked
upon as a suspicious character. fie
always seemed to have plenty of
money and gave •the impression that
he was well off. Ile claims to have
been born in Amberstburg of French
parents, although he appears to t:e
part Negro. !When he was suite
young, be claims, his parents died
and he was 'taken by a family [tear
London to raise and since he was
fourteen years of age has fought the
battle of life alone. i10 is a t very
illiterate 15(1, being unable to read
•r write. 110 was remanded by ilia
London authorities for a week.
the Mace-Cuiting NuptuoIs
A very pretty 'wedding took place
in Exeter on [Wednesday, Nov. llth,
at the home of the late Isaac Carling.
Es4.. "The Maples" 'Huron St., when
his third (laughter Florence, was
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony to Mr. 'William 1). •Mace, of
Winnipeg. At high noon the bride,
becomingly attired in a travelling -
suit of navy blue broadcloth ..and
carrying a white prayer book, en-
tered the drawing ,room on the arm
of her brother, Mr. Isaac It. Carling.
to •the strains of Menrletssohn s wed-
ding march played by Miss Pauline
Elliott, of Norwich, a ,niece. of the
bride. The ceremony was performed
by Itev. '1Nalter Collins, of .the Tri- G. J. Kerr and E. A. Fear, excellent
vitt 'Mernorial church, under an arch
All" was,l
(son appointed postmaster,
which office he held up to the time
of his death. The funeral will be
held Thursday, interment Icing in
the Exeter cemetery.
Centralia
Miss Kate Handcock. of Toronto.
was the' guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
It. Elliott during the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Spencer ot Strat-
ford spent Thanksgiving with her
mother Mrs. Andtr.on.
Miss Lillie Elliott, of London, spent
Thanksgiving under the parental roof.
Rev. V. 11. Butt, left Friday morn-
ing for Detroit, to visit his son there
he also went further west to Pontiac
to renew old acquaintances.
Mr. Austin I)uplan of Lucan High
School, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents
Miss Lulu Hastings, of Exeter spent
Thanksgiving with relatives here.
Miss ..aura Bntt.rendered excellent
solos and readings which were well
appreciated by a crowded ;house at
Londesboro Monday evening.
Mr. Chas. Clark, editor ot the "Com -
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„ Huron „
Empire Garlands
Modern Jeweils
Wood and Coal Heater
$44.00
$46.00
$32,50
$34 00
$32.00
$4.5o to $22.00
Stove Boards, Mats, Elbows, Pipes, Dampers, etc. Scranton foal.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
Hawkins & Son
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Sinks, etc.
We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, hoof"
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convince.• that it is the cheapest spot in town
T. KAWKINS & SON
FALL SUITINOS
Just to hand the largest and
}ler Herald" visited at. the-iethodirt, best stock of Fall Suitings ever
Church last Thursday.
Mts. Dr. Orme is the guest of her
sister Mrs. Dyer of Detroit.
Nits. Clark of London, is the guest
of her sister Mrs. Hergott.
Miss Gladys Essery, of Alma College
St. Tlhomas, spent the ;holiday with
her parents here.
Mr. Jamas Handford and daughter
Hattie, visited in Grantor] on Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duplan, Mr.
'Phos. Edwards and %lr. Harold Duplin
visited friends in Granton on Sunday.
Mr. William Parsons and Muster
Leonard Abbott visited friends in
London.
Too late for last week
' The Chicken Supper held here Tues-
day evening was a great success. The
supper trait all that could he desired
and the programme was excellent con.
silting of Speeches by Revs. R. flicks,
of Chrysanthemums and, American
Beauty roses in The presence of the
FRANK CAIRNS, Veterinary Sur s '3 2 3 ,utns/diete relatives of lite contrnct-
geon, Successor to A. It. IRatn-! " ing parties. During the • signing of
say, V. S. Treats all domestic ani- J \V • BROWNING, M. D., M. C '3 the register -lies Nina Carling sang
mals on most approved principals, as • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Un 3 in beautiful voice Beloved it 6s
special attention to dentistry.
office rereitr• once and reeidenonce. Dominion ' Morn." After the ceremony • the
Laboratory. Exeter. 3
at Ramsay's old stand on Main street. guests proceeded to the spacious din -
Night call at Peter 13awden's residence Associate Coroner of Huron, ing-room which was most profusely
Main street. decorated with pink and white
Chrysanthemums and ,bridal roses,
where a dainiy nodding 'breakfast
was secvcci.
With the les:
-�- wishes and congratulations of their
many friends, Mr. and Mrs. Mace left
MONEY to leu, a Iewe+t rates. ltOit�i
tIK North West tao&tor i.ttr• SCHNELL-A1 His Goshen Line. (lay on the evening 4rain for a'tour of
Office. Main Street. Exeter on Oct. 31st. to MI. and Mrs. David th,. continent. The groom's gift to
Schnell. a daughter. the bride was a sunburst of pearls
TRGEMNIitt-At the Goshen Line. and nmethysts while the bride pre-
pay, on the Sth inst. to Mr. and seated each of her neices with hand -
Mrs. 1). Truemner. n son. some pearl brooches. frhe presents
the best Canadian mak- HILL -In Toronto on November 5t1i. were 'both numerous and costly in-
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. 11i11 a son. eluding cut [;lass, china and siive.r.
LAWSON--In Stephen, Tuesday Nos. The Tittles joins in congratulations.
10th to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Law- On Monday morning of loaf week
Law-
son. n son. George '[.evy stet [[with a s:ngular
• s1V1'.i1'%p;It-1n Crediton. Sunday nacidenl which )roved fatal. on the
Square Plano Nov. 8th to Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry farm ofnt George proved
sal. n Road
Swcitrer• a daughter.
At a bargain. MARRIED near Goderich. Levy, who worked
MONEY TO LOAN I for Mr. Ilisseti. was milking just
1\CE-CAll1.ING- 'in F:x^ter, on before daylight. and the cow next
Wednesday, Nov. 11th, .by the Rev.
Wahave rtnitrnitextprivate tandetor la.eal Also three W. Collins, to the one he was milking kicked
-ant neon farts or villagetropertyat lowed i Florence, third dauah• out and striking Levy carried him
good ler of the late Isaac Carling, Est- forward. The animal then jumped
ase., of Inters,,t. second-hand
ntCK80NIt CARLIhG�t� I to .Mr. 1Vm. D. Mace. of Winnipeg. en hits. and it is said one of the
O ANS DIED other animals fell on him. Ire some-
DICKSON it CARL11CIr, i 1 ANDREW_in Elinlville, Friday Nov. how nianaged to get up and taking
- I ---�-- 1 6th. 1908. Eliza Andrew aged ^4 the lantern made for the house.
arrt•tev. Solicitors, NoMNe•.(ltxty• saver. • year's• 5 months rind 28 rayl. where he told Mr. Bissett. Jr. what
Oomr's,S •atm, sollcttors for the yolwns Sewing Machines ALLISON -On the Thanks Road. 0.- had happened. and then fainted awn,.
Bank. Kto. ( the h('st the country produces borne. Tuesday, Nov. IOth. John Doctors were Iuickly on hand. and
rwW toLowa at lows•[ setae of interest. } 1 Allison. aged 83 years. (hen it was seen that Levy was se•
Tt'RNill'LL-On the Thames Itoad verely injured. one rib being pressed
OYFICKt-11AIN 8T1tF.ItT, EXETER. All the latest novelties in Sta. (laborite. Tuesday Nov. 10th. Al:': into the right ling and another into
IL CARLI!•a 11. a. t- H. MOMS tiOtter) . Ttlt nhnll. aged 52 years. the right kidney. Later in the day
. he was taken to Alexandra hospital.
lhtr prices for a▪ ll the above goods
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Lewis Thomas & NutterColl, ctnr W. )tia:ett + he at:condition operation was preform.
are in your favor. the Tow ti hall every F ail ly until: ed. Et was found that a rib had
Civil Engineer & Architect Ternls the most liberal you could i Friday. Dec. 11th and also on Bator -1 been broken and the broken piece
(11t• Department of Public [vests, Canada desire Jay. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12, 14 ' pressed into .t he lung some titre-
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County 1 Ind 15. 1 inches. 11nd that another had broken
Wert, Eleetrlcrailr,s.ts,Sewerage and Waterworks •:••••••••••••••••••••••••••; and pressed again•[ rho kidney. both
Hayem mune., Bridges and rte enforced Concrete - - lung and kidney ho'nq h ldlw injured.
tonne 2111) London Ontario (S, �UrVln 0111 SALE. REGISTER ,The removal of the broken ribs
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1 Saturday. Nov. 21.1 -At the Met- helped Levy- conaiderat.ly ! for 1:
R, G. F. ROCLSTON, L. D. S.
i ropolitan hotel. horses, cattle nn:l time, but he died at noon on Wed-
DR.
D. 8., Dentist. Member of Rheclmatlsm promptly driven from ! sheep. the property of John Ford. nesrlay. •
R. 0, 0. H., of Ontario and Honor the blood with 1)r. �Sitioop's 'the" Stephen, gale at 1 o'clock. P. N.
Graduate of Toronto University.
matic Remedy. Dont i+ante time P11111ips, Auct. TI;NDE y O!'FN
g: -Over Dickson & Carling If [lith common remedies• A 1c..t I On Andrew S1. Ex• ter, on Pita! ' s Tendere for tie% 1'rr'byte: s•;
O1nc will surely tell. in tablet or liquid 1 Nov. 15. household
LawOfilces in Dr. Anderson's former form. Bold iy \\'. P. nowt?: good.. 8. F� stet[. are open at i'nlhr•rter's Mt. Car -
Law
.d'etat parlors. prop. John (fill, Anct. rust.
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ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
THIS WEEK
We are showing some Choice
Stock in
Mr. and Dlrs. Jones, of flamwortb,
attended the Mace -Carling svedding
on Wednesday.
BIIILLAPS, EXETER, LIC PIANO S
• ensed Auctioneer. Sales con
ducted in all parts. Terms reasonable from
Orders can he left at, the TIMMFO Office
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Et) BOS8ENBEitRY, ZURICH Good S �ond hand
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales con
ducted in all tarts, 'semis teasonabl
and satisfaction guaranteed
solos by Mr. Nelson Hicks and Miss
Vera Essery. grand duet rendered
with great effect by Misses. Butt and
Neil, Choruses by the choir.
Keep your barns locked as one horse
was stolen from W. T. Colwill on Mon-
day.
Mr. liVnl. Oke and niece Marjory,
Hepburn spent Sunday and Monday in
Mitchell.
Miss A. Swami teacher of this school
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
at Fullerton.
Itev. .1. 0. Yilland, or Adlaid, visited
at the Methodist Parsonage Thursday.
Mr. Frank Boyle of Exeter spent
Thanksgiving with his mother here.
Miss. Alice Wilson returned home
frotn London after spending a very en-
joyable visit there.
On account of the pastor's absence
Rev. Kestle of Exeter occupied tate
pulpit in the morning and the evening
service was taken by the Epworth
League who rendered a line song ser-
vice.
shown in town.
We have received the Fall
Plate of the latest styles in Fall
and Winter Wear.
Make your selections e arly
and avoid the rush.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Exeter, Ontario
Valuable Farm Pro=
perty for Sale
GRAND TRUNK SYS W
To Western Canada
Conisting of the cast half of lot 7,1
8 and 9, and the south half of lot 10 The attractive route is via Chicago
Con. 4, Usborne, containing 200
acres, on [which there is erected a
good brick dwelling, large bank I
barn, frame stable a nd shed;
18 ern Canada via Chicago" from Grand
well suited dor general farming pr: Trunk Agent.
grazing. This property will be sold'
in block or in part to suit purchaser. J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
Easy terms of payment. - or write J. 0. MCi)ONALI), Rnioa
Martin Tiros., Prop.
For terms and particulars apply 101 Depot, Toronto. Ont.
TREO0.I. CAMERON,
Auctioneer, Farquhar. 1
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and St. Paul, Minneapolis or Duluth.
Secure copy of timetable entitled
"New Route to Winnipeg and West,
Farm for Sale
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This farm consists of 122 acres situ-
ate at the village of EIimville on the i
St. Marys gravel road, convenient 101
general store. blacksmith shop and
n few minutes walk from the Mcln-
o.list church, one mile from public, TRADE MARKS
school. One part consists of 100 DESIGN$
acres, with brick house, large barn ` CO1wRIOHTS SC.
Anrnne Mgr" ,.ketch and Aese•rlpttnn may
with basement, drive Ahed, orchard, atttekI aalertaln nnr optnten tee whether an
10 acres b11s11. abundance of water. l.rent�ln Ie prnhNbl)r pD.t5 ap t� (. mmuntn
[inns atrtetlylnnadenttal. It�ND OOR,�n I's( uta
The other part consists of 22 acres. sent free (111st a 1017 fot•ecanntpatent•.
veneer house, frame stables. o-enard I'atenta taken throe D Munn & Co, receive
'1 he Rev. irl. R. hicks Almanac 2 wells. All good L• tid in good state 't°ta'}w�nhoueo� a tutee
for 190:), reacts (Nov. 15, 100$. bees of cultivation. !Possession given ss,
,�erlean•
ever sent nut, beautiful Covers 'rh March 1009. For terms and ofhcrl �Av�t�� dsomey utustntedweckty. rr.rg .t etr-
colors. fine poi trait of Prof. ,(licks particulars arils on the premise;it ta.i;of any •11 1tlac)oarnat. 'terms for
a,{.t.:s a year p *taae prefwtd. t+.(d Dy
in color?. all the old features and .1O81i1TA .101INS. l'roprietor. oaws0ealen
scleral new ones in 1)1e book. The c11 faBroadway.
bpAt astronomical year book and th� Nouse and Lot For
N F81..WashiNewyolk
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only one containing the brigs:
a0 IMAMS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
"(licks \\'anther Forcensis," lly most
Sale in Exeter
35e, on news stands 30c. One cop;
free with Word ntld Works. the best
*1. Monthly in America. Discounts
on nlinannes iii •inn itilics. Agents
wanted. Word and Works Pub. Co.
2201 Locust Street, Ht. Louis L11o.
Every citizen owes it to himself. to
his fellows and to Prof, hicks So
possess the "Ilicka" forecasts, -the
only reliable[
This property helong.�l to the late
Mrs. Eliza llodgert and is being
offered by sale by t he executors to
close up the cstntc. On the premisesl
are n �ub.fnntial brick house. storey Miss Ns, I tshcr. of Indiana. Is
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and a half. good frame stable and vs, tine her :vent 'ti•. Warren birn : few fruit trees; good +sell and n ,n. 11..y'.
2-5 of as sore of land. '1 t . and Mts. James Logan rind
For terra= and rart.c Hers apply to Mr. and Mrs• A. Harvey, who were
n M:ntitoba for several months dur-
ing the past summer, returned home
last week.
51 r. Geo .felly, who was .ortously
ill, is greatly lmprovcd•
Mr. James i'alesson, of I3rucef:cl,1.
moved into the village last week
and is occupying the resident' l:^"
recently put chased from Mr. Yeast.
up. The horses escaped. The boys
were aged twelve and fourteen years.
t1ensa11.
The following is Ili report o: \\-is. Ilo.lgert, rata -013r, or Alex
'Lion School (3. H. No. 1'-t ornt•) for Hedger[, itusseld+lc,
October.
'total nunit,r' of marks to be o�;• A tett ible arc,.!, ul occurred st a
twined 220. level crossing on the t". MIL. its the
V :- Ernest Penrice. Nr. IV ;-Wal- township of ilnIlet t. •11x1' Rhree
ter Stephen. -1.30 Jr. IV -Olive Hat- tniles from the viol tg.• of ' th. on
ten. Sr. iII-%V 11 ren Brock. 192. Wednesday morning of list week.
Mabel Lingard. 177, Ida !ivories 133. when Mrs. !toilet 1. Scott in.l her tato
Jr. its-Wellinttton !frock. 201. Car- sons wjte kill,•d. MIs. Scott and hint,
rie Stephen. 170. \Villi•• Tessio+. 160 the t•oYs were driving to Myth. vs heti Mr. (lit he 1 heel=e anal family left
Sr. if -Alvin Pyrn. 210. t't. 11- th • were caught et the crossing by here 1181 week for Mussels. wilt re
liwart i'ym, 200. Em,nt 1'rnrice 200 an engine, running light to (loiter- Mt. (louse has ptt:chased a harness
Edith Herne. 1:15• Elva Horne, 190. ie Airs. Scott and one boy were in• basirless. -f r. lienee made man
PT.I-Garfield t)roek. 130. t . nth' killed. and the tory lived only friends while in business here
M. l e Dougall, Tette minutes after being picked
will be missed frotn the vi