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�.P laeY '&S-. teacher at I?xbrid,;e• x Jhe holidays tv)t
^`-s\ a\lased salary. cliardso.^..
"w-� aSd !lir;. Samuel Sample of \It. and firs. \V,
k. with friends
a boli- the ]holiday twtih 1
Nits in Lollar,).
Mr. rand Mrs. C. Linderfiel
son Ed. spent the holiday with
friends in 'Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs.
win.
Jleamarl, of
London, visited. their sol \V. t J.
11(amau Christmas.
Mrs. T. M. White. of \Vindsor, is
spetldillg; the holidays the guest of
Mrs. John Winter
11 r. ;lid btrs. John Grieve, of bliss -
forth. were the t:uesta of Mr- "'"O•
chili -Aver Sunday,
Mrs. •M kii�t .,f Gra .t Jena, is
spending the winter math her sister,
Mrs. E. Follick, sr,
Mr. : i1 !firs. Couxens and daugh-
ter E.:1, of London, Visited Mrs.
Me oonbs st —_
9I r•. G. W. 1101mi n anti daughters
mind of Egmonlville, visited friends in
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• )nt sa.tl,,iute.—The reg-
i to ( ular 'fleeting of [t1e Woman's Itisti-
Ewill ill be held on Tuesday next,
S Jan. 5th, at three o'clock in Senior's
Finish, hall. Mrs. Cobbledick. Tres.: Mrs.
Hastings, Secy.
seven
It
::t,.vtne l In our High
Grade Watches.
Our aim is not
a question of price, but qual-
ity, like anything else it is al-
ways cheapest in the end.
If you want a good
reliable watch call on
us,
A. MARCHAND
Wedding Rings a Specialty.
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Wmeh it- -* IWn loolo��
Merry Xmas
—AND--
- Happy
AND—
Happy New
Year
A Moscow Millionaire. on
the point of death. set fire to his:
wealth and then congratulated the
prospective heirs on what they had
missed. The 1'. 11's probably pray-
ed 'that very shortly the generou,s-
hearted millionaire would himself
feel the flames.
Those having postoffice boxes find
a great inconvcrience in getting
their mai,ls especially during the
evening, owing' to many waiting for
the side wicket to open. Some ar-
rangement should be made to have
the two wickets in front, thus leav-
ing the hoses available to those who
have keys. Christmas eve the cor-
ridor was so crowded that it was
almost an impossibility to get near
the boxes to secure the mail.
\Vhy do so many Farmers read the
Weekly Sunt Because it 03 persist-
ently advocates their cause; it faith-
fully supplies the practical farmer
tvith valuable information on all
agricultural topics. and is the most
reliable barometer of market con-
ditions to be found in Canada. What
The Weekly Sun has done for others
it will do for sou. Include the Sun
in your reading for next year. The
romb:nation price of The Times and
Sun Is only $1.80t.
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RAND TRUNK SY' 'EM
Flowers, Fruit, and
Sunshine
.tit California,
Hunted South.
s on stole to
'1 < o� Slut �c� �<<`A1- f
bit v'•� o°S �- `�
.rtrthroy are spendingth
da i n in town.
1 Lon -
visited Mrs.
the lat to 'eo. s parents. Mr.
sib] Mrs. .Jas. illeer, Christmas.
The omits' meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society will be held on
Thursday afternoon Jany. elst.
Postrnaster Ed. Christie says this
Year's business was greater than any
ear since he has been postmaster.
^ for Jr .. .e 'e of Harptey
for the township o
Stephen for 1909.
1)r. rind Mrs. 1t. .1. l'ergusol and
children. of Pontiac. )ere gncsts of
11. Snell during tote
pact neck.
The 'Misses Cora anti
s011 ire v"S"
c.icr-
n(•ir p•ucuts
rs. Alex \icl'herson a, the
North end.
A1r. Jonah Pedlar. of Wheeler anti
Mr. Radford. of llrigdcn. Ivere the
guests of lir. unit Alts. John Pedlar
during the week.
The unmarried ladies have only to-
day left in which to make their pro-
posals. or remain on the dusty shelf
another four years.
Miss Daisy I)illing has been en-
gaged to leach schooi ;t Bayfield:
Miss •ids Armstrong :it Sharon and
Miss 1Lrg;i•_ Coward et Sodom.
One generous milkman in the per -
'son of Louis 1)ty gave each of his
customers their supply of Christ-
n.ts milk free of charga Friday.
Miss •May Armstrong. who Les
been in charge of the millinery tie-
pu'IutNn1 for C. ''/,wicker at Credi-
ton for Ile past season has return-
ed home.
\V. ill. Salter and G. 11. Salter and
wife, of Toronto and J. C. Salter and
A. J. Salter, wife and son. of Lon-
don, visited at their home ' here
Christmas.
Mr. dull Mrs. S. Clark and daugh-
ter, of London. oil .I1rs. 1t. \le.\itis►
ry. of Crediton nre spending the
holiday season with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Coultis.
Mr. .tames Whyte. who has been
in tllainiota. Dian., (or some time, re-
turned hero last %week and will rtr
Ilnain ••with Mr. John Westlake. of
tae Thames !toad.
'.tr. \Vm. J. !Smith, of the Men-
s es 61100 Co., Detroit. r,ecompanied
1•.- ',Miss Catherine Pauline Jackson
:pent the Christmas at the forrner's
:sone J.ondon road. south.
Among the Christmas visitors in
town were:—S.ltltly ilaw•den. of Lon-
don: 'Harold Bissett, of Toronto:
Case 1t. Howard, St. Thomas; Frank
Welter. t: 111 ,. oI(: Gam, t Craig. De-
t roj :
ctrot: Millie 11)numrn,-,Ottawa ;
Al. .Moore, London; tlehn ,a1 ,1 Geo.
of ',on-
to; Mabel
a. Toronto :
Eva rind
•x. Mar-
ronto ;
baiter. '!'uronto; Alf.
don: Frank Dennis. 'r
Walter, London; Art \V.
Flossie Taylor. London
Fred Shaddock, Londe):
tin. Torun:o: Mary Mick
W. Moncnr, Gallay G
1.:rie: Evelyn Gill. Tole
flawden. Toronto: Har
Clinton: Merv. Dust
11c. L'ollick and M.
town during the past 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. \\'ill Goodison. and
sot Jack. of Sarnia, spent Christmas
at the home of Mrs. D. Johns.
' Dr. and Mrs. tltanbury and Miss
St anbury. of Bayfield spent Christ-
mas with Mr. and Mrs ..I. G. Stan- •
bury.
Dir. Wes. Dayman, who has bern
attending Chatham business collese
is visiting at the honl•' of his par-
l'ilt�.
Lois Burney and Bertha Mick. who
have been attending the Chatham
Business College, nre home for the
holidays.
Messrs Roger and Ed. 'Crocker,
and families of Toronto Spent a few
days airing the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ilirltard Crocker.
Mr. F.1. Cutler. of St. Tl:oto;s.
tt•as a visitor in lotwn over Sunday.
and assisted Itev. Crossley and 1lun-
t1•r It the afternoon services.
M a 1 i,s,. Finkheinr•r. of Berlin.
visiti•d .with her sister Jars. P:sli Hey-
wood during the Xmas. holidays.
spending Christmas illy with her
parents at Crediton.
Clinton McCallum. of Buffalo:
Miss Edn t McCallum. of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Willis. of London,
were visitors nt the hone of Mr.
and Mrs. T. 11. McCallum Christmas.
The next session et the high Court
for this county 'will be held nt God-
erich es follows: Jury assizes open-
ing April 2Gth. before Chief Justice
Fa Icon bridge 1 non -jury, ()penin;
June 22nd, before Justice Britton.
The hone of Mr. and Mrs. John 1
d1.awkshaw was the scene of a family 1
reunion Christmas. when all the+
family were present. including. Wes.
of Winnipeg; Mrs. Cryer, Sirs. Mc-
Tavish. Sadie and Iietto' May. of
Detroit.
W.
FOR COUNT
Vote fol
%"is cls. .1t8r
Vote
S. Ma lrt`rr�,
tat.
omnis
$17;,.00
is the
ered.
argains in Fountain Pens'
Doll Carriages, Hymn Books,
filetAl
g%, . as
ovo
cur
tate
rota cents a box to $1.75 the
Ft, stock in town.
for School Trustee. Cal) � falldaransd get one o[ their Artistic
en.
Air. Louis nn,l Mi-; Anna Heide -
Vote for
Frank Wood
for School Trustee.
Vote for
R. N. ROWE
for School Trustee.
For School Trustee
Vote for
T. B. Carling
For School Trustee
Vot' for
W, G. Bissett
Annual Meeting.
The Annual :fleeting of the 1's -
man. of iterlin, and Miss F.nnula borne and Hibbert Mutual Fire Ins.
Heideman. of int'ersoll. anti Mr. anti Co. will be held in the Public 11 ill.
Mrs. \Vm. Mason. of Clinton. are 1, arVuhar• of Toned., Yeby• 1s1,
ep(nding the Christina+ holidays at t 190:1. tit 1 p. m. when (le following
their home here. business will come ,before the meet-
Tommv burns, the Canadian,iQ- ( 'lig: Receiving' the Directors and
p Auditors' reports ; Election of two
elistio champion's star has
cthet. st nt Sydney. AustraliaIn, Directors f' the onsuiug three
. '
years; ,P, f auditors nod any
hravy 1 other Ilu
the interests of the
. Illita .rectors, whose term
1. . but who nre elig-
ton. aro Thos. Itstn
House and Lot For
Sale in Exeter
This property belonged to the late
Mrs. Elisa Uodgert and is being
offered by sale by the executors to
close up the estate. On the premises
are a substantial brick house, storey
and a half, good frame stable and
barn ; few fruit trees; good well and
2-5 of as acre of land.
For terms and particulars apply to
\Vin. Ilodgert, Farquhar, or Alex
IIodgert, Russeldale.
Farm for Sale
This farm consists of 122 acres situ-
ate at the village of Elimville on the
St. Marys gravel road. convenient to
general storo. blacksmith shop and
a few minutes walk from the Melh-
odist church. one mile from public
school. One part consists of 100
acres, with brick house. large barn
with basement, drive shed, orchard,
10 acres bush. abundance of w•oter.
The other part consists of 22 acres.
veneer house, frame stables. orcnard
2 wells. All good land in good state
of cultivation. !Possession given
March 1909. For terms and other
particulars apply on the 'premise°.
JOSHUA JOHNS, Proprietor.
Contracts for Acreage.
The Exeter ('inning & Preserving
Co. is now ready to close contracts
with farmers for the growing of peas,
corn and tomatoes for the season of
114(13. We will not accept green peas
at the factory from other than that
grown from seedffurnished by the Co.,
Except at much lower price and if
not true to type will not he accepted
at any price.
S. M. SANDERS, Manage
Evangelists Cross:
who 11(11 special set
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