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11TY'r$I11TC YOUiiQ AN '1
IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH. CEDAR POSTS, SASH,
DOORS, FRAMES, TANKS, &c.,
YOU CAN HAVE
at rock bottom prices at our yards and factory.
STORM DOORS AND STORPI SASH
made to order on short notice. We manufacture poultry and
apple boxes in large quantities, order early.
WR PAY THE OF EVERY
CASH PRICEFORSAW LOOS DESCRIPTION
We are always prepared for CUSTOM SAWING.
the Ross-Taulor Go Ltd., Exeter.
toe Osborne and Nlbbart
IRON Farmers Mutual Fire lusur
FENGE POSTS!
We have a num=
ber of different
kinds of Iron Fence
Posts which we will
sell cheap or will
take all kinds of 11
scrap iron in ex= t
�► change.
M.JACKSON & SON
;r Mein -St. Exeter.
One door south of the IMetrorolitan Hotel.
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Grist Mill
OREDITON
aac>a Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS_
President: -T. RYAN. DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.:- J. A. NORRIS
CROMARTY P. 0.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0.
W.H. PASSMORE, FARQUHAR P.O.
Wu. ROY. BORNHOLM P. 0.
J. L. RUSSELL, RU88ELDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
J. CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. T
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. WILSON, FULLARTON, ONT.
1. S. GILFILLAN, LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN STANBURY, Solicitors'
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancer. wills drawn, money to loan
on real ecaate. alio L:ctnttd du,ti(ncer for
the counties Jof Aurin and Firth. Charges
m cdesatc. oidor 1(•11 at the 11118 atiny
r eeiderce, Fatquhi•t will sccelvt lit mpt attou
tion.
HONEY TO LOAN
We have nolfmlt.d private funds for tnve.s
onto upon term or ►usage rroperty at tower
Mos of lotoreel.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
fl PlfiNO FOR fl
XMfiS PRESENT
Nye. are prepared to do Will interest and please ever3• : lem-
Gristng and Chopping Cn ber of the fancily, so instead of divid-
shortest notice. iog the presents, buy a piano which
will be a lasting proof of your gener-
We are making a splendid' osity and good%ill to your family.
ale of Flour which is giv- I Our Pianos are of the highest excel-
lence and prices and terms are sure to
CUtIlent fatisfac1ion please you.
�; We also have a beautiful
13 r
i line of Xmas stationery
illat very easy prices.
{
fry our Flou
H.
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JW. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C.
. P. 8.. Graduate Victoria Uni.'
y. °Moe and residonence. Dominion
story. Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
Surgeon to Toronto Western Ho.pltc►1.
ser to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Not tad at
� .s•
DENTAL
H, K1Nt'MAN, L. D.S. AND
DR. A. It. ILIN8MAN, 1.
D. 8.D. D. f., Honor Oradoate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth ext,sc•ed without pain or
bad after streets. Oboe to Fan•
eon's block. West sideot Mwtn
ere.S. Raster
D.A. ANDERSON s 0. D.RIN
Graduate of the Toronto Coherent;
s.. College of Dental sarteoos et
with boson Aso Poot•Rgraat>•te of
.shoot of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
mesttoa.
ni'mown to the Dental Protesetors
.leis oboe. Bridge workcrowns. el•
rum, gold sedvulcanite plates an dope in
asateet
anaesthetic used fo pat leas souse-
door
ole. A use-
ops door math of Carling Pro's store
nONEY TO LOAN.
We base a large amount (1t private fond. to
mon Oo farm and es at lowrats.
tat�.a
OLADMAN k BTANBURY
Barristers Soiietton(. Main 8L Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
Ipagelet=olicitore, Notaries,Uoeveyze�acers
otters, Solicitors or the noisiest
.tisk. lite.
Mows to Leas at lowest rw1199 se teleran.
p►RCR:-MAIN 8'rKJ I:T, KXWITH.
s. a. Casino 111. a. 1. IR. DlCgaON
Q t1URTUOlt'8 Fon SALE - The
/►7 undersigned has for sale on
Lot 16, Con. 2, Hay, a number of
'p -to -date thoroughbred Shorthorn
belle. They are of the low set
blocky type, dark red in color and of
faboice breeding. They are all cliz-
idle for registration. and will he sold
iliaaonably. - John Elder. 13en.ait
P. 0._
FAlt M Volt NA1.1 •-Thal reerl'cn'
farms l.ot II. coure. ion 11, Mc-
Qillivra+y, conoistin; of I.!0 nevelt, well
flrnoed in 10 acre tfield', thouronuhly
tits drairnd, in a high wtata of culti-
pltion. Frame house of five rooms
with kit: hen. zoo! cell sr.
barns in .00d condition, good watt r,
W ash.
• acres sschool,`ch and elm
church and
bosh. Clo=e to to
pont office. Apply to W. G. hardy,
Minsky I'. O.
Call and see ns' and let us wish you a
Merry Xmab and present you with a
beautiful calendar.
S. MARTIN & SON
THE KEY TIiAT UNLOCKS THE
DOOR TO LONG LIVING
Tie men of eighty-five and ninety
years of size are not the rot tool well
fe.l, but thin, sgxIre men who live on
a slender dict. He uv careful an he
s111!, how:srr, a man .hast middle
1 oes will occasionally tot leo much
or of some orticle of food not suited
to his constitution. ant will need a
slog of Chcinthcrksin's S1oinnch and
Liver Tablets to ele(uase and invig-
orate his stomach and rerulatc his
liver and benvels. \Vhen this iq done
•t 1,114 is no mason why the rivera ;o
man should not Jive to old ire. For
eik in Exeter by W. B. ilosvcy.
F.111Q111A11
The ((allots 111 is 1 he report of
the examination held in Thames
Road :school in the month of Novem-
ber. Sr. IV. -Total 700, Atmer Stew-
art, 588; Floosie Clow ird, 551; Jen-
nie Monteith. 533; Walter McNicol,
520: Willie Kay, 495; Foster Bray.
1:11; Myrtle llunkitt, 367. Jr.
Tot al 680. Bert (frown, 295; John
Turnbull. 255 ; Sr. 111. -Total 680 ;
EI list Ilunkin, 530: May Darch, 492;
(;a encs Passmore. 468. Jr. 111. -To -
1:11 200, Meryl Snell, 299; Tcreset
Coward. 268; Kenneth McNicol, x147.
Sr. 11. -Total 400, (bur ,:•y Brown,
:533: Malts Tnrnhu11, 331; Chriotie
•y. 32.2: Yi:'t: llunkin, :107: l.ind-
,%• Pollen, 298: IAds \Vc(tlake, 286;
taint Ilo,lsert, 286; Charlie Allmon
281; Willi;' .1(• f i rey, 24R.
.1. A. HAMILTON. Teacher.
Ifyoo, your rricn.ls or relatives suffer with
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vita;' Rance, er Falling
Sickness, write for t• ail bottle aol valuable
treatise on such d :easc; t.► Tun ioist() Co..
179 Kin; Street, \:e., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or can obtain 1. r you
LEIBIG'S FITCURE
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has bees
in use for over 30 years, has borne the slgnatrtre of
and has been made under his per-
sonul supervision since its infancy.
• Allow no one to deceive yon in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Chikirea-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorle, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substatteo. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Dlarrhaea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It ttsyiluilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Penisesar-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You gage Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
n.c
..a ce,reauv, ar r
P.C. Venn
c,TY.
FOR OVER SIXTY EARS
AN OLD ♦ten WILL•TRrar. RaMZDY -1t1r8
Winalow's Soothing Syrup 'has been used for
over sixtyears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething with perfect success.
'Smother' the child. softens the game, allays all
pain ones wind colla and is the beet remedy
tor Diarrheas. It le pleasant to the taste. Bold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
neote&bottle. IU_yalne is incalculable, Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
8yrupand ask for no other kind..
IBO1tN
Exeter, Pee. 17th.
the wife of Joseph Yelloty. of :t
son.
SIIEEIIE.-In St. Tho tern. on Sunday
Ike. 10th. the wife of Aquilla
Sheere of a dau;liter.
THE OLDEST COUNTRY IN THE
NEW WORLD'
Everyhotly is (Atkin; about the
high-class special excursion which
the Grand Trunk Railway system aro
organizing •for Mexico, and which
will leave Montreal 9.00 a. m.. Janu•
:try 29111. 1906, in rgscial Pullman
care on the •-International Limited."
These cars will be attached to the
private train that will 110 occupied
throughout the tour at Chicago the
following. morning. All expense; iu
eluded in rate. Tour will land about
forty days, and will cover the most
interestinz pot'tions of the "oldest
couuntry in the Now World." Ap-
ply lo any Grand Trunk! agent or to
J. D. McDonald, (inion Station, To-
ronto, for all ir•fcsrnutlion, deacri4a-
live matter, rotes, etc.
NOMINATION NOTICE
Township of Usborne.
A meeting for the purpose of nom-
inating a Reeve and four Councillors
to serve in the municipality for the
year 1000, will be held at tbe Town
ship Hall, Eliroville, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER '12nd, 1905
at. the hour of one o'clock in the after-
noon. if more than the required
number of candidates are nominated
polls will be held on Monday the first
day of January. 1606, as follows:- Div.
1. Township Hall, Rlimville, Sidiie
Andrew, D. R. 0. ; Div 2. Lot 0, N. T.
R., J. W. Horney, D. R. 0.: Div. 3,
Lot 2, Con. 10, Matthew ' Routley.
D. R. 0. ; Div. 4. Public Hall, Farqu-
har, A. Duncan, D. R. 0. Said polls
to be open from 0 a. m. to 5 p. in.
F. MORLEY. Clerk.
Whalen. December 0th, 1905. •
DO YOU WONT fl POSITION ?
All Schools are not %like, and eepec-
ielly in helping atuccnta to positions.
Do not overlook this point.
ELLIOTT
•
t!� k
TORONTO, ONT.
COR. YONOE A ALEXANDER STS
('atinot supply the demand made
upon by business then. Why ?
Because our reputation for high-
grade work is well known and we
protect this reputation. This is a
school of the highest standing.
1Vintcr tenni opens January 2nd,
Catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
IIFNSAI.I.
The service• in St. Paul's church
on Sunday next. 24111 Dec.. will be at
7 o'clock in the eveniuo wh^-n there
will lee a celebration of the Holy
Communions.
Manitoba Flour. -Two cars of hi;l.
;rade family flour just received to
meet the demands for .the Christmas
holidays. For the next 1we weeks
1 will make a reduction of len cents
a ba; on purchases of five bags and
over. Call scan at Ilen:all Oatmeal
Shits.
We aro pksaaed to learn that Mr.
Thais. Welsh, Mr. .1:in:es Cox worth
and Air• Robert Curlsuors:. ncli intend
erootin; firlo brick dwetlin;s in the
spr'inz soul will have some of the
in:Oct-i11 on the ground •l his winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Exeter,
stere in the villa.;e last week visit-
ing their ►c'!ztbivess.
Mr. Henry Jacobi. of near Chisel-
hurst, has been in Oho village for the
past week or so •aseia1in» Mr. W. J.
Miller in ;citing cutters ,:Ind'slei;114
ready for shipment to tho west.
Feed. -150 torts of oat feels for 's31e
the tko next two weeks to make
town. Parties wanting. fold will
find this feed better value titan
bran at far less money. - D. Ur-
qubart.
The sacrament o! tha Lord's supper
was dispensed in Carmel church on
feibbath morning.. Dec. 171 h. and the
pzcptratory service on the Friday
'afternoon previous at 2.30 svgs con-
ducted by Rev. Mr, firkin, uf Sea-
forth.
ea-
fortlr.
Mr. and Mrs. Spool, of Ilc•Igrave,
were in the villa;e last( week visit-
inZ their relatives. Mrs. and Miss
Alc.Al!islc r, of this vitt : ay. and also
Mr. :end Mrs. C. M•,Allieter, of the
11)5; 11ship of Hay.
Our tato germ st ill regret .t o horn
of the death of Mr. ,Jelin Ellis, who
tt•:s :.ne of 1ti p:o +:rt srasidttrlty of
nor village. and who Was m•irried
some 23 year s3;to to blies Christiana
Itonthronl, third dauzhier of the
Isle ,laurel; Ilant le on, of Ito d;erville.
Good Ilorses•-'i'lee ly.,..'s whist
Mr. T. .1. (terry t'cw:nlly purchas-
ed in the old country, love •arris•cd
a I
his stable her' in a ha best of
condition. They ate a V-te 110^kint
It.1 of horses and show br.edin; and
quota y. 'There are. five Clydeeolale
81 'Mons one Shin^ olall:on arid Isco
h'fl:l'lI1:N C011\C11.
'rho Council of -the Township 4f
1 Stephe'u tact its tho Town hall. Clod-
! iron. on Friday tba tat It of lkec:"1111r:r
at 1 p. w., All members were pre-
sent. Tho minutes of the last meet-
ing aero read and adopted.
Anteraon-1'inkbeincr - that Got-
1lob Brown. Collector 1&x0..1, it here-
by instructed and authorized to
continue the levy and colic ..:0:1 <•:
the unpaid taxes in the manner and
with the t,.wer provided by lits for
the general levy and collection of
tuxes. -Carried.
Andersson -Webb - 1 bi t Ily •': ss
No. - of - loin; a by-law to pro-
vide for the tepair:n; :and improving.
the Mud Creek Drain and its exten-
,s, beint read lite ,first time, he
uriona►vissirn:lily o.
-Carr:od•
Anderson-Finkbeiner - that the
Clerk have the fly -law •re Mud Creek
f)r:sin and its extensions sprinted In-
cluding. 1 he notices merlrtioned in
o'oli•on 22 of The Municipal Draillooe
Act, as provisionally passed thin day
'n.1 served. or cause :to be scrv: d oq
alt bcs an mentioned in r:crid (sec-
tion '_'._Carried.
Ind, • .7)1I --Yearly-- that pursuant
to Section 61 of the Jlunicipal Drain -
:toe Act, the Clerk shall sorve or
rause 4o be served on the peeves of
the Townships of 111y and McGilli-
vray. copies of plans, • arofilo and ro-
port of enforcer re -Mud- Creek
Drain anal its extensions. -Carried
Orders to tho amount of $1443.47
were Passed. An itemized statement
will appear in the Treasurer's report.
The council adjourned sini die.
HENRY EMBER, Clerk.
MOORESVILLE
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Mr Million Abbott has disposed
..r his farm, lot 1(I con. 4. niddutpli.,,
t.. Mr. Thottrns Dickens for the sum
of $5,300. Mr. Abbott IVO •t aken up
his residence in \Vinnipex-
Mr. Richard Roy -croft, of Granton,
hanzht 11re 1:.r•nl lately occupied 0),
Mr Ilnock, on the 10th concession
Oirldulph. and Mr. T. Shiddolck. 01
McGillivray, has purchased a farm
on the 10111 eon. of Landow to., from
Mr. Ernest Charlton.
There died .711 Friday last Mr.
William Thompson, of McGillivray
township, in the ninety first year of
his azr. Mr. Thompson was one of
tbe pioneers of McGillivray, and Ly
his industry and management ire
provided each of his four -tons with
•( zcod 100 macre! farm. Ile Wa3 well
respected in the community in which
he lived.
Mr- Erny Williams, of Ciandebuye,
has lotto -tied home from Muskoka,
briuying Into fire doer. Ile say1
deer aro irol so ,plentiful a3 they
were a few years a;o-
Mr. Katiklyn and Adam Nell hats
returned from the stcs'er11 states
where they have been for i 11 past
few car -
six w'. 'k3 mang. sale of •I
In,1ds of ' hcopki.
Mr. 'noon -n is (follies, of Iteldulpls.
now 1n Lis ninety 'second Year can
leo found workint every day J11 hies
work shop making stands and Ia1,104'
stud other articles of furniture. We
understand Mr. Ckollins helped to
snake King's Goorge's coffin before
Queen Victoria was crowned Queen
of England. Ile has been a resident
'auto, of ccs son 1 Il'ddel th
on r
for ills 27 last
c sixty-five .yi.u•s t
PURGATIVES ABE DANGEROUS
They •gripe, cause burning puns
and make the constipated condition
even worse. I'hy;ici.tne say the ideal
laxative is Dr. Hamilton's fills of
Mandrake and Butternut ; they are
exceedingly mild, composed only of
health -giving vozetahlo extracts. Dr.
Hamilton's fills re.¢tore rezul•ir
movement of t!.e lotsels, r•tren;then
the stomaols and purify the blood.
For conslipation, sick head:rotic, bil-
liousnesa and disordered digestion no
medicirt:• on earth makes ouch re-
markable cures as Dr. Hamilton's
l'ills. Try a 25c. lox yourself.
The following is front (the. Norlli
British Arriculturtlist and refers t;1
one of the Clyde's recently itnporl-
cd by llawden ec McDonnell: "Ifs th-
Itc ys. d CI 'cada Ic or Canada Colt f C 1a -
r.
Messrs. H:Iwden & McDonnell, Exe-
ter. Canada, have oil closed from
Mr. 1). Riddell, Blackball, Paisley,
the zrandly bred black .three-year-
old colt King's Fashion. Thi.a colt,
which was bred by Mr. Riddell, is of
Ih: most illustrious lineage. Ilio
sir Carthusian, the !ire of many
prize -winters, includinz the first
prize yearling filly at tho Btranr:►er
:'nd Newton-St••sta•; Shows tills year
was zot h the •.nau4 1)trnley•
Prince ofVales' hors(! Cistlereaole
Cly(leods'41 fillies- \\'t: trust Mr. owof the ;rand breeding D3rntey
Derry still 1( :1 at: :(�:••ul stile Aire, Susie, which stun for Lord
; this lit :.s he lsa. 1x •11 with PC".
' Londonderry innumerable first prize+
shiprncnts. at 1 he Ica dint show s, loci uding he
Catrll►fiil;-' "Royil, the Border 1 'n:ou
and others. Kin; F'ashion's darn wall
Rose of Fashion, who c cit w:a4 the
1:1700 horse l'rince of Fashion, the
sire of the ch .titpion mare !tette of
Fashion. and whoa' dant staff .luhnnnis
by Gallant Primo. the sire of the
"Royal" :ind •'llithland" champion
lfolyrood, and many others of squall
renown. Kin;'s Fashion is therefore
maznificicntly toed horse, ;rein;
that he has the blood of so many
>f the epoch -in :kin; vire: of till'
breed in his veins. Ile is also a cred-
it to his p.i.trician lir:ciao, for he it.
a hi; stylish sound colt, of the very'
best quality, with fine flat, ivory-;
like hones, nice springy pasterns, and
capital feet. Ile has also 3 !plendid(
cat ri-i., '. and Sloss s ;rcat .safety of ;
action. ile is a rare 40041 110r 4^,
emphatically of the right kind tot
worthily su(btin the reputation of
the hired in any country. Ilia new
owners may be cordially eontrltOat •
cd on assurino a hotse of such lis•
tintuished pedigree and individual
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YOP AI(E AILING'
Not quite sick, be: tooled of am-
bition to stork - f• id it hard to
think clear:y. Not ill ct:ou;h to
think of dying.. bur 11:.u: enough for
life to to pretty dull. There Is a
remedy -Fe marmot - t h :1 quickly
lifts that holt dead lectin.. Gracious
but 1'(•rr•azone mak(s you feel (good;
it sharpens the defeat appetite,
makes it keen as a razor,
156 ell Ferroz:>ne makes lot s of it
'Iv- s!ch tmuris$ !: k r•.d Ilia sit tl-
izes 1 h(• %thole body. You'll Iso won-
derfully (tuirkenert, immensely
sirl•nttl.ened, feel h' :r:y and vi;-
orous after usint Fer1ozone. Buoy-
ant !loath, surplus vizor and re-
serve crier ry all r,•11i. from .1hi
areal re''t•.r s1 ive. Fifty cent 4 buys
a box of fifty .1 shletn at all de,slers.
SEXBMiT11
\Cilhur hose los .lone to Toronto
to kxtrn tele!roph operotin,t and
.1 am^s Northcott intends ;oir.g at
the be4inning of the New Year to
Getting* teddies intend•' o:.:no n
nese fence across the front of his
farm f1(x1 t.prirlg and hi.• Ilse old
roils' removed.
4 TItAlNF.f IIACK AND SiDE
"11V;110 tvnrkinz in r r.aw• mill
writes C. E. Kenney from 011 lays,
"1 'trained my hick and side -ea ae-
John Ihancztn had a Pick horse verely i had to ;o vo !,ed. Every ,
host week. morn•nt canned me torture. 1 tried
Messrs. Geor;e U'Briv,t Ind \Cil- different ails and liniment+, but
!ion Nti- ITientl ore evr►ecl(•d home sv•asn'f helped until 1 tool Nerviline.
from the Northwest for the winter. Even the first appitcatsou A3 44! 1911-
sider3hle relief. In three days I
was 3 zaln at work. Other men in
the mill use Nervitine with t remen•
dolens trenefit 1oo•" An honeAt record
of nearly fifty year+ haft established
the value elf I'olron's Nerviline. Ne
7.1 IHell
Mr. :h FOAL of l'arkhill,
iteds Is 1i'a•uds in ;ho <•i
ut.1.y and Sunday.
firs. J. Kellcrur snit, of Dashwood,.
t. -:ted her roister, Mrs. C. Fr:(z, ons
Saturday.
Sly. IO•nty lei11.er, .` . 1'. 1'., of 1
Crediton, was iu tu...1 Last ?Monday 1
afternoon altcl.d.. : the ;nuetino of
the ditcot.ors of . it Ray Township 1
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Cl►.,
of which organization be is the of-
ficient secretary.
Mr. Ed. Snell. writ strut 'the past
Om: years in the %test arrived l:.tn
on Saturday last and will reut.:in for
rr►me tints
visaing his pucn;s and
DI r. and .lies. Slcgiem't:1 of Ilcnsa1!
spent Sunday oilh thele rtautht:•r.
Mrs. T. leetly-
Mr. John Schafer, of Parkhill, vis-
ited with friends in iitwn on Wed-
nesday Jost.
The Lcture by (lector "The Illaok
Ifni;ht." lost Friday evcittito was t1
e i succei3. tie is : :•ousin ora -
ear and enter.: Oiled his le:r e14 fur
(>n:' hour :ucd a half, Wit II his suhjeel
•''111.' sorra- of his •":sly
Everybody should attend the band
o:►noer1, Ikc. 2911), in :t Iva ins.11 ball -
A ;,::od pro;r:uu hiss loon prepared
Mr. Mc1,'. d the comedian. will as-
sist
M.r. John Celoger. ut irear Brandon.
1413))., 1,1 visaing relatives :std friends
in the vie. nity :t: present.
Mr- J. \V. Orttsein and family
spent Sunday with :Ilei. Oelw•ein'y
parents, 51r. end Mrs. \Va000s,
Mr. Iteunisycr and son. and 51rs.
fliabley, sof Elkton. Mich.. oro visit -
in; at Mr. I1. M:tgels,
Miss Gasho, of ICilriran;11, M!ch.,
i9 visions for a few etoks with eel -
root friends i:- ard around the
viltae,
Mr. Geor;c Ilc.adlc and hh Sather
of Auburn, visited friends hers: for
4 lets days lata tweet:.
Mr. John !lei(!. of loeury, visit• 4
et Mr. J. A. Williams Sunday.
Mr. Milford Faust, who los Even
attendinz colic!;: of Naperville, ill.,
a
u •11 ion
ht. ssor-
•u1(1 w
di.I tti''to
ed to �ivxs
ie i Iii Lt ti's
South. Ea
uc.d•
int
cip:tli
collies;
at ions
t he
saver
(>t of
Ilio p
b^
V:1
in sac
quires
note;
sarisall
s•a l ua l io
lite as
There c
the uw.er
rolls as
3 ;reside
fact it
f Iht eta
under to
(he :assess
(•ssors hat
law and
its cosh
have not
however,
e0sors
per•ty as 1
We to;
.rrest tl
,:live vale
lei p3lioieo
be made
and Nose
ter, tyles
fort of Sr
The let
in Exeter
arrived home Friday even no to which the
spend the holidays with his parent 1 for $84,61
here. 92 t•trre'el
Mr. William Lemon, of London. $306.225.
agent Saturday and Sunday under 72 parcel
the p:lrentel roof. $287,950,
Miss Lily Faint .s ten the sok
list this week. We st•.h tier a
speedy recovery.
Alto. Eidt, of Sehcrntnz. M,ich., ar-
rived Friday evcti.n; to spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ort. of 1111• liroteson Line.
Miss Mot bilda Bloomy left la It
week lo-- Pet ••nil where slit: still $9,120.
spend Its. s iritec' $47,700,
Mr. ,1 lee• 1 'leo el has ranted into 190. T1
th' 1.'t shish .1- I',coler has bad
fixed up in t he loot hero part of t
vii:•r3c.
Mr. Ed. Vinton s,'Inrtwil front
\V, sbin'tl ,•s l- :•ri.`.(try ',:•:i Baalur 11).
to Isere le fr s !,ern for the past five
to
.tit hs. Ile tee -1 tt; h an ncaidont For s
al:..ut Iwo ec •k... a on %% Jiro :sa ::a:.lnt and si
in (Octinz a 1.I•13• s'.,it •Irr>usr! and •o mod
h d 11►e rniaftrlun: to break two 1t soothe
bones in his ri. hl hold which Hexa- 3ives in
sit teed his loy•ns <'11. The hand is cause•
now cnt•,au•d it i :t41cr pari,, thin
Mr. llcnry Randall is able -to be 11a1
W.
araround<:uin :'zrca h'.; f :II LomeLomeb Y \
tveek s
A Chr .Inla•t 'Tree i•• :wino hold in C
lie Evan;elical church w1 Saturday.
evenin z. T
Mr. lovi let lek has •returned from :idve
t he worst, w 11...n Ire hits rgrttt _ t he -� A
plan few mont Its a =sin: in; -,n t Ira chan1.
hat vest Colds.
t.a rcel8,10
sed $382,1
er:unit h,
is esHed
t - shor ns',
:!00, os -
750: Illyl
$23,250,
field 1 del
lit u,t ,.
the grss(ti5
AN El
40 a lS sP CO .A.
Bear, tie Its l isd Yoe Has Ilia Le
el saws
of
Solid GoId
Cuff f Links
=$5.50=
Strength, quite as much
as tasteful design, Is re-
quired of one's cuff links.
Thosc from Diamond Nall
possess both.qualitles.
IQ s lid old, the prices
rdt Qfrom 4 t0 $ . Opo
qf LM Most noteworthy
p*lr' sells f!tS 5
TbbgqleaMof*du bbell
pilfer° that permits the
engraving of monogram
-for which no ekt
charge is made.
Diamond II
catalogue is gi
on request.
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lowest rate and on
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