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' p,The Wedding Season
Again
Ve have the moat up-to-date wed-
i; stationery to be bad. When it
nee to bill beads, envelopes, eto..
vas ahvays fill orders.
Little 1
utter
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR --No 1678
Mimi Ser t.
T. HAI/MINS & SON 1
wz.9., Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending to .build
p we carry a fu
Soo ear J'm Should go to get Chea Hardware as
Vero .hall wad
to take too on
line of
ilial
Fel
Fah
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
E- Fal:
g Far In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
RIR of Canada
.:JLiU1 r,r, sev
r airurel7vagrirl..
CURE. SICK HEA'
... FOR.
Diarrhoea, t
Stolrlacl We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
lave a machine to make all our own Troughs
an 1pian give you firstclass material. Try us and
Summer"*iI1 be conuinced.
National and Star
EflVETROIJOIIINf,
r. HAWKINS & SON
1
1
eceter and Centralia (During Recent Months
-Storehouses + -THE-
, read_
HE
''hat money can buy
also
,'read,_ for use, the best
ement and Lime
3.. for Everybody
Don't oxpori at lowest prices
untithxl ramcd1.GO13BL DiGK
which has stoi
Dr. Fowler's l:a
years, and ' a WE'RE
f ction.
in it artioi,
cont; ate' I.
Tnev'iu: I elver• 4IaLRRS
MRs. Dam. so:►
hart• vans 1)r. row'tr'i I:.tr- buyer., We wake the
for Di.,rt:,ae far a<v^rel'ar 'them Wit. We make
tic .alb texl::c:a tr6ie24 brit, ve can, so that tbey
ewe," it sooner than they
if they do, you'll
fere else for your
to one could blame
STRONG AND VP"! ought to buy
4. And Suit worth
-of fabric -style in
Fiery Organ of the oke - dressynees --
up and invigoraice.
SUIT
as there is within
land not pay too
(
► .Ick and Blue
Is for $15.00
Si8.00.
OJINS
'ant Tailor
Real Estate
ge, Limited.
.Mr. F. \7, they're. r,
ant., says: "1 ante. St.e London
v.it!t pale t�tinn, .110 terns tbat you want
01C011!011110 143 nr,.l pile for out ferule of net..
ono bat of Miib•arn'e \Wc have the nwst
rills caalplotely ren.. ,od of adrortirene and
tresging symptoms .y in Cana(ka. I)o you
.ince tekin thecal, an :a farm or bueine IM
feel strong reel vier.. ny part of Ontario!
Milburn':; Dart re lei. we have some
all riiss::ar'a ariaieg fro
out usrv• tiisae', or lv.
vibe
'.mpbell, ex -M. P. for
Con.), and ex -warden
, pa isevt away ricer
9. vehicle lyin; on the
hie paper. Ile had
List nttellrtint to his
Wes. As nn equal
int, the Ontario Legis-
, term. giving his sup -
Meredith.
r ALMANAC FOIL 1906.
tl it. (licks' Almanac
ubliahe4 for 1906, but
Journal, WORD ANI)
t••qn chimp -41 into a
nta;azinc, and it
.storm and weather
!other tett ronomie.1
.Isle. Th.' November
ready. r•afr:tins the
t January to June, 1906.
number, toady f)ees-m-
rt contain the f.rrecasts
o December. 1906. The
splcn•li.l Mi£ t7.inr i•
YEAR. See it an 1
it. Tile November
slumbers rA/lllalni itz the
(licks' forecasts for the
r,•l mole complete thin
•'ad by sentient IIS emits
,1 Works l'uhliehirt;
!01 Locust Street, St.
IllirCOSPILZAL.
'Tilt Nitll YN Nle. Alova,...,. ._ . :.._
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TORONTO, Olfl'.
COR. YONGE & ALEXANDER STS.
Has received TEN, FIFTEEN. TWEN-
TY AND EVEN FIFTY TIMES as
many calls for stenographers,
bookkeepers. etc., as it had stud-
ents graduating during the same
months. Some of the salaries of-
fered were from 840 a month to
$1,200 per annum. THHIS CLEARLY
INDICATES THE BEST SCHOOL POR
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO PAT-
RONIZE. Enter now. Handsome
catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD,. ONT.
sents one of the largest and best
This small advertisement re re -
business colleges in Canada. No
school in the Dominion does more
for its students than we do. To
our knowledge not one of our
graduates is unemployed. We
get far more applications than we
can meet. You may enter at any
time. Write for our handsome
catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
D. A. McLACHLAN, } Principals:
i
HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT EL
EXET.ERi JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1906,
EXETER SCHOOL REPOR
JR. LEAVING AND IATRIC
•TION. FORM III
Jr. Leaving Class, (Honors 70
cc'►lt).-A. 13rintnell, 87 per cert
Jones, 81; N. Mussell, 73; E. Mel
sort, 70; bfay Wood. 67; E Melee
T St. Petersburg Joyous.1
OI.A. 1
Emperor's Gilt of Freedom Stirs
t
hpet►Ir Russian People
1. A: mstrowe 66; M Qox and 6
Workman, 63; M. Murray, '60
tit►iaht, 56; W. Triesbncr, 51;
Plaft, 49; d). Digging, 32. Jr.
t riculrt ion Class. -A. Goin;. 70
Davis, 62; E. Senior. 59: .W. fin
52; V. &rfldcrs, 51; p• Stoneman. 49;
11. Gardiner. 48; .J.. Davis, 45; R.
Farmer. 41; T. (Yarling, 36;.11. Fair.
14. No. on roll 25; daily average.
L. C. FLEMING. Teacher.
FORM If,
Edna Taylor, 85 per cent ; 1
fit:rleman, 79; .Alma May, 75;
Rendle, 74 ; Gentile Thomson,
lea Rowe, 71. No. on rcIl, 25; aver -
:lee at.tend.anc(t e3.
A. E. DORRINGTON, Teacher.
COMMERCIAL COURSE, FORM I
Dora Fidcrt, 93 per rent ; Jessie
Cameron. 92 ; Allan McCurdy, 92;
Bort Luxton. 91; hush McKay, 89;
13. ' se: Welsh, 87; Alice Howard, 86;
Willie ltusssell, 85; Edna Dissett, 83;
May Qtxincc. 81 ; Emily IMe, 80 ;Ma ry
Mack, 80; Oliver Fee, 77; Ifet,Ite
Sttrot, 75; Mabel McTat;.tart, 72.
REGULAR COURSE, FORM I
Louis Birn,ey, 84; I3erdha Mack.
Irene Ifandford. 78; ,Llsoy d Godw
{ 76; Katie Collins, 73; I3ca,tr.icc How-
ey. cy. 72 ; Ella May Down: 72; Lizzie
Sardors. 71; Lillian Amos, 70 ; Flos-
sie Sweet. 70. No on roll 46; avero;c
attceldance 44.
A. F. CIi I DLE Y, Teacher.
ROOM IV
J r. IV.- A lonz.o Heywood. wood. 78 ;
Willie Bradt, 75; Willie Armatron
74; W;II;(l Berney.
F. E. McLEAN, Teache
ROOM V
Jr. II1.-\Villie Fen;alien, 74 per
cent ; Raymond DcrtrinX. 74 ; Bella
McKay, 71.5. Sr. III -Percy Godwin
70. No. on roll 49; a ve rase attend-
ance 42.
II. E. WALROND. Tcaober.
ROOM VI
Sr. II. -Lottie• Delve, 82 ; per cent
Irene Hardy. 74: James Walker, '71
Feed Shudddck, 70. Middle IL-Mad-
eteine Carlin a and Ruby Wood equal
95 filer cent ; Leon Treble, 82; Gladys
Dive, 80; Viola Bowe, 7.7; Eddie An
Jerson, 74; Bard Mitchell, 72; Gordon
Marshall, 71. Jr. 11. - Maurice
Quanoe, 83; Erie Jlundon, 75; Bruce
Walker, 72. No. on roll 53; average
attendance 45.
A. E. MARTIN, Teacher.
ROOM VII
Sr. Pt. II. -Blanche Qurance, 87 per
cent ;Nellie Jones, 84: A;nee Mc. -
Kay. 78, Mid. Pt. BI. -Muriel Ander-
son, 88 .per rent •M1fa.r•;uerir Gar-
diner, 86; Linden Hervey. 77: Joan
on, 75. Jr. Pt. IL -Willie leydd
Stentey Johns, 73. No. on roll :38
age 33.5.
LSIE A. MCCALLUM. Teacher.
ROOM VIII.
Pt. ii, -Lily Collilu;weed, 83
end ; Feted Dee. 82; Eddie Welsh
cent ; Ethel Day, 82:EddieWelsh
eBid. l't. 11.-Flornece Rowe, 97
tint ; Robbie Flemin;, 88; Alma
and Beatrice Hod;ert equal
r cent : Willie Manson, 76; Ma -
not t, 71. Jr. Pt. II, - Anna
84; )Flossie Neil, 79; Fanny 130-
70. Class III. -Wilber .aitchelt
ocy 1er.ison, 78.No on roll 36
;C attendance 34.
F. E. CARLiNG, Teacher.
66; St. Jtotcrsbur;, Oct, 31 . -All
5; 1.1. All Rus-
sia to -day celebrated enthusiastieal-
M. 1>/ <!le Eperor'
M.
Ma-
ight
3ert
Dan
72;1
Locals.
Miss Ada Hornet' spent Thankin Ai -
41vine holidays in Crai;.
Last meek we offered a HomeComfort Range for Hale. We have
since learned there is a lien there -
1 on and ite sale has been withdr;site
ti Sift of freedom,. T. lfawkirart & Son.
e (
which the greater part of the ell
with deepest pe
St. Petersburg, Moscow joy, though
cities, Sooiatists and revolutionaries
organized anti -Government demon•
strations.
In each) of the two capitate, 8t.
Petersburg. and Moscow, the day
was ono mut) 03 the Russians never
before have seen,
WINCIIELSEA
Mr. Medd has installed a
kind of churn in his butter fa
which promises to be an efficien
labor-itvin machine. The butt
churned and worked by the one
Cass, this up-to-date machine
away with the old time worke
Several visitors; were present
the meetingof the Literary tido
at the school on Friday last.
would he glad to see more of
p:trc.nts take this manner of e
80 ;t;in; The pupils in their work.
Miss Alice Howard was the
of Miss W. Howard on Friday
Mr. Bruce Medd and Miss Le
Clinton, also Mr. and Mrs. Ger.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Med
on Sunday Last.
Mr. John \Vebb, .of Toronto, s
Thankeeivin; with Mr . lticl
Hunter. They paid a visit to
butter .faobory and Mr. Webb
eo well pleased with the qualit
the buttes that he took away a
with /dm.Mr. and Mrs. Mots and two c
dren, of Crediton East, spent Than
3ivin; Day at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Wesley Heywood.Mrs. Woodly and son, Harry,
Fullerton, were tthe guests of
and are. Eli Heywood. on Than
giving Day.
(From another source.)
Miss Mary ,Allen. of Seaforth,
has been etcayin; with her aunt, 5
Wheeler, has been token down wn
typhoid fever and also vvith co
tion of the lungs is on the mend
der the medical care of Dr. Peep'sof Kirkhon, we hope to sec her s
able fro be around again.
Our ,enterprisin; merchant, Mr.
J. G. Jones, has disposed of his pro-
perly and is ;oinz to take up busi-
ness in Exeter. \\'e regret to sec
trim ,leave us ow lie will be 'greatly
missed as superintendant in tho Sab-
bath school and also in the church ;it
Surshine. We hope that God will
prosper him wherever his lot maybe cast and that our last may be
their gain.Mr. Veil, of Kirkton, preached a
very interestitix sermon at Sunshiae,
Sunday last :takin. his text from
Psalul.t 137:5 and 6, he dealt on old
acquaintances.
new
ctory
t ander is
pro -
(Joiner
r.
at
;oty
We
the
noou r-
uest
last.
c, of
Jou
d on
petit
lard
the
was
y of
box
bil-
k s-
and
of
Mr.
ke-
'ho
Ir,
it0
es-
un-
on
don
r.
Seld
86;
aver
Sr.
per c
per
70.
pert
Mack
84 tae
bel I{
Bell,
set',
86; .1
ave ra
FAR(QIUIIAit
Mr. Will I'assmtare is ill with ap-
pendicitis but tis recnverine sLovvly,
Mr. W. Ii. Passmore has n'turno:i
When you wantpleasant physic
try Chamberlain's Stomachs and Li-
ver Tablets. They are easy to take
and produce no zripin; or other un-
pleasant effect. Soiiin Exeter by
W. 8. Howey.
BUSINESS CHANGES,
It is definitely settled that J, (i
Des, of Wincheleea, will take pose
ion of E. J. typackman'e store the
t of the year. the papers having
n drawn up last week. Mr. Jones
w i come to Exeter well known and
Jo
ties
ere
bee
ii
rot 8 tile -inane trip to the North �
v wit
GRANDTRUNK \ tet' atav far
of out a many o the
totene as far as Edmonton and r
ver} hi;hly of that anuntry.
Mr. N. McQuade hos Gornpletetl cored
his contract •tl
Mr. G. 8, Beavers teas in London ono
his
do c
of th
iness
bee
Cabo
i . nit!)
the Gardiner ditch
Railway System and has returned to boson . Iec
h an established reputation. He
been in business at Winchelsea for
umber of years, and has built up
himself a trade that would :do
It to a much larger place, and dur-
his long business career there has
owe acquainted with nearly every
in this section. It le certain he
will be welcomed here. and with
energy and progressiveness will
oosIderable for the advancement
e town. It is understood the bus-
of Mr. )ones, at Winchelsea has
n purchaeed by Mr. T. Coward. of
rne, and Mr. T. Boyle, of Exeter.
SINGLE FARE FOR TIJANKSGIV-
ING DAT.
GOOD GOING OCTOBER 25 & 26th
RETURNING UNTIL OCTOBER 30.
Between nil etntirms in Canada.
also to Detroit and Port .Huron, Minh
Suspension 13ridee and Buffalo, N. Y.
GOOD GOING DAILY UNTiL
NOVEMBER 7th
FOR HUNTERS SINGLE FARE TO
Points in Tenra,gam; on T. & N. 0.
117.. to points Mattawn to Port Ar-
thur, inclusive, to Sault Ste Marie
and font Arthur, Via Northern Nay.
Co.,
GOOD GOING OCTOBER 26th TO
NOVEMBER 7th, TO
Muskoka Lakes Midland
Lake of Bays I'cnetan; t
Sia;netew;tn River 1, ikeficld. I
All Stations Arzyle to Cohorenk, 1
Severn to North Bray 1i
on business last iteek
Mr. T. Alien is ill with inflamma-
tion of the enrlorcnrd;tt,m.
Mr. Geo. Kiley visited his uncle
Mr. J. Riley on Sunday last .
Miss Motel Campbell iv expected
home from her trip to the North
West ill a couple of weeks.
Mr. Joseph Lewis payed a flyin;
'itit to Farquhar on Monday 1aet.
Mr. J. elnellaoombe met with a
misfortune by xcttinr his lex broken
n bite sawial; wood, hast woad.
Mr. and Mrs. William Iktavers and
Master Lloyd spent Thankegivin; at
Beavers' Bnos.
Mr. llarrey ltortarrd left last
Thursday for Winnipeg.
rlF,f(fl W', E':D\\'Anus IN.11tRED
Herb W. Ede et(14 of Des Moines,
Iowa, -rot a fall on an icy walk last
;enter, sprainin; his wrist and
,ruisinz hit knees, •'The next day,"
e isnys, "they sere sn slue ,and stiff
was afrird 1 would hart` to stay in
Md, but 1 rubbed them vett with
hnmberluin'r fain ilaint and after
few applications all soreness had
i.tappeired." For sale in Exeter by
1V, 8. llotrey.
Points on Northern Nay. Co 1
(Georgian Bay and Mackinaw Divi- C
cion.) a
All tickets valid returnin; until d
Dee. 9t t.
Mr. p: ,\W. lisiditor, barrister, died
For tickets, illustrated literature and at hes horn" in St. Marys on Tuwadey
full information, call on I of taut, tcc^k, n.z(N1 Go yeas, By his
J. J. KNIGHT, de:uh St. :Marys loses one of her
most 16zhly esteemed citizens ;red
Depot ticket tient, Exeter.
his family stiffs,- a heavy bereays-
J. D. McDONtAI,I
District tend. About a year and a kill ez.. ) , _ nt d to lye you first
paesengeragent, Toronto. he fourA1 it necessary to live up hip f clasp as 71' fact ion, nt 82.00 per loin -
law practise on neo"lnt of (.,ilia { dred lbs., and pure 5fanitoho at 82.25
health. Along with Mr i, :n 1 1 r hur.tl
SUNDAY SCHOOL ORGANIAZTION
The Execttlivo Committee of the
Huron Co. 8. 8. Association, in con-
nection with Mr. E. A. 'lardy, Teach-
er Trninin. Secretory of the Previte
rial Association, have completed pre-
lintinrry arranzenaents for a series
of meet ins to M' held at various
points in the County next week, for
1 he purpose of securing I be forma •
tion .of local township or. aniza1ions
nhere none already exbist.
MTonday evening, Nor. 0. nt Exeter
in
the Main street STe.thodist church.
'Tttestkiy aflerrnon, Nov. 7, in the
German Evanzclical chureli, Dash-
n•trmd, iter. 51, Clemens, pastor ; to
inelul.• the schools of flay :and Ste
then ton nshies ; not ()there ;se at
-
tached, whether Fn_lish or German.
Tuesday wcn;n.t at fleesill, to in
atoll' schools in adjoinir; '.art 4 of
Hay. tort It part of t'sl,n. no and low-
Locst.-A silk belt, with mclal1
buckle, last Thursday cvenin, be-
tween TriviAt Memorial church
school hound and south boundary of
village. Reward aft this office.
Mr. John R. McDonald, who re -
crustily sold his farm near Kitlpen, has
purchased the lots on Mein street
nearly opposite the Main street
church, from R. Gidley. It iK Mr.
McDonald's intention to enact a
,' lwandsome residence on the property.
\VINCIIELt3F,A SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report o[ 8.
8. No. 6, 'Ushorne, for the month
of October. Names in order of mer-
it. V. -Olive Berryhifl, Willie El-
ford, Vera Washburn. Sr. IV. -
Othella Heywood, Newton Clarke,
Nettie Campbell. Jr, IV.-Lilla Iley-
wo«i, Alma Johns, Virda Berryhifl.
Sr. III, -Ella Vale, Ella Washburn,
Hubert Jones, Jr, Room. Jr. 1II.-
Minnie Talbot, Lillis Godbolt, Pearl
Guhr. Sr. II, -Jennie Campbell, Jno
Brock. Arnold Clark. Jr.II- Emma
Heywood. Pt1I--Alice Creery, pt. 1
sr -Hardwick Cornish, Inez Creery,
Dial Cornish, rel jr.-May Otarke,
Lloyd Johns.
D. MCDOUGALI;,
\VINONA HOWARD. Teachers,
P:LIMVILl.E
We are in receipt of a copy of
the Elora Express giving nn account
of the death of the late T. P. Smith
of that, town who died on Oct. 20th.
Mr. Smith was tve11 and favorably
known around here, and the news
of hie death came as a shock to his
friends. He was a self made man
and charitably inclined.
CENTRALIA
Bev. G. W. Andrews, Mss Bronie
Andrews. Miss Floe Eseery, and Sir.
Norman Mitchell are attending the
Loa;ue Convention .in Lon,1ion this
week.
Dr. Orme and.651is1 Ida Abbott
visited friends in Cre4aton .on Sun-
day.
Miss hfautlo Porter spent Thanks-
;ivinx day' at her hofne in Clinton.
Dr. Orme repent Thankegivfne day
at bis home in Landon.
Miss Irene Curtin left on Mon(lay
:after a ileo weeks' visit at her home
here, to oontinue her studies at the
Convent, Stratford.
Thankngivi,x Visitors.:
The Misses. Leonia and Alvi,na Wil-
son, of London, visited at their home 1
here.
Miss Katie Elliott. of London,
at her, home here.
Slits I?ttiae Couehlin, of London,
was the euest of her sister, Mips
Ai.zelia Gnu:Odin.
Master Lemoine and Arias Ruth
Ilodden, of London, were the :west of
their .xrandmot}ler, Mrs. Itiohard
Hi ndtord.
No one known than those
who have used Carter's Little Liver
Fills what relief they have given
when taken for dyspepsia, dizainess,
pain in the side, constipation, and
disordered stomach.
CLUBBING RATES.
Bargains i Newspapers!
The Times; will receive subscrip-
tions at the fol:owin; rates:
Times to January 1st, 1907 ...el 00
Times and Daily Globe .. 4 50
Times and Daily Mail and Em-
pire 4 50
Times and Daily World ... 3 l0
Times and Toronto Daily Newe 1.90
Times and Toronto Ulla Star,1 85
'Times and Daily Advertiser 2 35
Times and Toronto Saturday
Ni;ht ... 2 35
Times sad Weekly Globe .. 1 65
Titnes aad Weekly Mail and
F:mpire 1 75
T;mcs and Family Herald and
\Weekly star 1 80
Times and \Weekly Witness 1 65
Timex and aontreal ‘Vee kly
Herald 1 50
Tinges and London Free (,'revs
(1We kly) 1 80
Times and London Advertiser
(\Weekly) 1 61)
Tines and Toronto Weekly
Sun .. iso
Times and Presbyterian 2 25
Times and World \Vide .. 1 85
Times and Norther,, efesecn.t(•r 1 2•rt
Tunes a:sd I•arnlers' Advocate 2 3ra ..,�..
Times and Fannin; World 1 Go- READY
Tiniefl and Vonth's Companion 2 75
Times and Impressions (.1 bus;-
ness rnont01y) 1 8o
'hen pr(miams are rivet, nith
The Auction Sa
Still He
We print your bills
give you a free ad in o
ter columns which is
you pay for your bills
Jour Warta 4
he Growiijgw�
Wooaorroi rGpJon for uwst
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, On
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian No
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. La
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest fa
Just Thtnk
Of the difference in profits in reieieg 10 bushels of wheat on 810 lay
raising 40 bushels of wheat on $l0 land, and 30 bushels of oats on
and 100 bushels of oats on $10 lead. Along the various lines of rho
Pacific Railway, such yields as 100 bushele of oats, and 40 bushels t
and 60 bushels of barley per acre are frequently obtained. Are y
that well ?
If not, Why not go Where You C
Its easy to own a farm, tha first crop pays for it. Write o
Pickard who ie thoroughly posted on the situation. It wa
you. We have spent the whole of this section travelling th
and have made a number of very desirable selections of farm 1
ase now offering for sale at 0. P. R. prices.
We give Speculators t3 years in which to pay for lands. We
Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands.
R. E. PICKARD
General Selling Agent for C. P. R. !
Office at Residence, Lands.
CUT -R ATE
Exet
FURNITURE SA
Having our Immense Show Rooms packed full
and up-to-date furniture in everyline,
room for some Large shipments ogoods now on order
ordei
have decided to open the fall trade with a suprisi
Cut Rate Sale to which, we invite all intending p
to come and examine our goods and compare our r
fore placing their orders, as we intend cutting the
every article in our store Lower than we have ever a
to do before. So don't fail to take advantage of th'.
to buy furniture at prices never before known in Exe
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading House Furnishers acd Ftineral direct*
l IRI{TON
Mr. William Hanna, who has. been
on a pra.»peot;r.r tour through the
W, st rcturne.d hnnfr 011 Monday.
Mr. J. Taylor is experimenting
with cement by putting a 1 inch
coat over. the Meeting of a roof to
take the place of shingles. Mr. Hu-
berl S. Roadhouse, of Toronto, spent
Thanksgiving day with his sister
and brother-in-law, dlr. and Mrs.
Wm. . Brown.
,\Liss Nellie Nixon. of 8t. Marys,
i? ar home at present leek;n afte-
her mother, a lin is indite *sed.
:ley. Fair, of Elirnville delivered a
firm serinon in the Slethaeliat church
of this place on Sunday evenly.: last
atel to a lanes conerc,ation.
The Cotupanien Court 1. O. h. -
the villa re met at the home of Mrs.
Wm. Brown on Monday evenin;, to
For Infants and
spend a social Clenire nnrl to hill The Kind You Hare Ahr
zoo>d-hye 10 one of their tncrnhcrs,
Mrs. 11. Presticy, who, with tier hus-
band and family, will runes. to Kin-
to•re shorties. After a short address
and a presentation of :( member's
had„e, a very enjoy
spent in social cnt
the round of life
The Lew 51011i
now ceeziplolcd on
pancy to the deli
and ali.o ,he buildi
looked net? after th
sante and to whom it
see
To get relief from in.
iousness, constipation or t
without disturbing the et
purging the bowels, take
of Carter's Litt:o Liver P
IN ;it (,0")!'. you.
CASTO
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1.1 Of t, Frost
2-12ft, `t
I.13ft. "
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WANT THE MONEY.
Wire Gate, reg. $5.25 for $
46 66 44 $5.75 44
$4
" tt $6.00 tt $4.
t t " $2.50 $2
Complete with (-tinges and Latches.
HIGH " Ci RA D E
MiXED PAIN
any of the aluv(. -+t•�• -w�-s �V VV e
er end of Tnrkcrsinit ii. pc!ni,,1, auhs.ribers y 1 Onl
(('ill rrCure /welt prcrniur q telae r, •
`Jelin; throuzli /we tis, signs as it ort!( r-
t
«y opts. Jewel Reddy Mixed Paint
12 1 pts,
" 1 qts,
" gals.
'1"1"t:-+eefseeef 4'-F +4el 'seen"' 'r e-'r.'la.•++ ed direct from e u h) i - }:ere.
You cern buy the best mixers fare- The rates are as lie as we cal
;ly flour which ;. made of a!1 choice make them, and mean a creveder•able 54
n' 'cal ,nava et('
NORTH WEST LANDS.
A few sections of good
North-west laid for stale at
$s4.7fi an acre. Apply to
ERNEST ELLIOTT
OFFICE --Main Street, Exeter
zer,of Sowth Lon4on,snd Mrs. Gear all day, t he 14th fact t lam last
innivtail, Albs.
Geary Iiiytaxeo v;•itl►(tttt the 5 per
'. Ii "i, r M' ((•d th:, at the ifenall
took a trip out West test year ;n (lourin.( mill.
the hope of ber;cfittin; les healtt,. 4d'•}.1.{a..t..t..¢.Fw,..}-}.t..t,.r,.t„t,.t.4,{.,1r.,l,.r,.t.r
lint ha Caine back unitnprovr, 1, .,nd
for rm•o months has been confined NOTICE TO TA T111'.\Yi;Io;
to hie home. 11" had leen 2redutlly
srnklriz for necks, red was unc rn- (`„II(.�,) •,. It; set 1 o7(mout1004 that
'.Cions for se'a'r)! d:ayc before th end I:n a;II be n; the Town Ii alt curry
reme. i1.• was a member of Ih^ Ma- Friday from 9 1. ns. to 5 p. m., eom-
gnnic fr.:ternity ere1 tilt` Mctln>,tist menein; ttfib Nov. 1(1111 to res^it•c advance
Church, S1r. 11areinx ban one broth- taxes. Be n;11 :tree he at the al note.
er lirir.z, nho is Julie H:vd;ne, of Town Daft Dor. 12th, 131h and lith order, a
Lindsay, and two sisters, Mrs. Swit •
'rr, a.� da
Ivit13 to our rea(1err. 1f rr.n do
not see what Vol) want in the list, 22
('u(uire at the offire; we can •zivc •1 2
ion rate on any newspaper or mar -
:Irene.
N071: CAREFULLY. -Aa)• of :1. I
starkly publications in tl,e above loot
n'ifi 1N' Nan: rn /in t\' s1IIi rtit/eri (ruin
nose (0 1st of January, 1907. for the
price quoted --the remaiader of this
•
6s 66 Si 44
44
46 66
46 66
2
7
" 4qt, Ice Cream Freezer $2.65 for $
HEAMANS HARDW
And Stove Store.
Samson Portland Cement on hand.