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EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 11th i806,
JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32,
WARM WOOL
BLANKE'T'S
THERE IS NO REASON for spending wakeful nights
on account of the chills, because it is easily remedied
by a pair of all wool blankets. Not the heavy union
goods that make you tired with the weight, but pure clean
wool, woven to hold the heat to the body. We bought at a
special discount therefore can offer them itt exceptionally
low prices.
Comforters
Comforters that are a real comfort. Made in light and
dark colors that are both pretty and serviceable. Filled with
batting that is fluffy, light and of a uniform thickness
throughout. Almost as cheap as home-made ones, with none
of the tiresome work.
Just Arrived
Another shipment of Ladies Jackets. Cloth and styles the
iwellest yet. Light, medium and dark grey, also ,blacks to choose
from. Call soon, before the range of sizes is broken.
Linoleums & Floor Oils
A square of Linoleum under the taple or stove will save
the carpet, be much easier cleaned and help to brighten up
the room. Neat floral and tyle patterns of assorted colors,
In two and four yard widths. Price the lowest possible for
the best quality.
DRESSED FOWLS
We will pay the following prices for poultry if dry picked
and picked clean and fasted twenty-four hours before kil-
ing (if the head is cut off, tie the neck properly.)
sicken 10c per lb Duck 10c per lb
td Hens 8c " Geese 9c "
Two cents per pound less if poulty is scalded. For
live Poultry two cents per pound less than for dressed
poultry.
JONES St CLARK
Ieadqu trte:'3 f.)r the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
Kirkton Fair
Kirkton fair—The directors of tho
l3Lanshard Agricultural Society this
year maintained their reputation by
keeping up the high standard of the
exhibit ion. Although the weather
-during the first day was unfavorable
the list of entries tray quite largo
.In the various departments. Tho
second day threatened rain, but: the
Attendance was Large, people being
.present from many miles around.
•A Ibn• Nelson Monteith, Minister of
>tglianiture and 11. 11. Gunn, M. 1'.,
dor South Huron, were present' and
were introduced by Dr. W. 11. Carr
Yaresidcnt of the Society, (loth
111esmrs. Monteith :Ind Gunn gave
short addresses, expressing their
pleasure at being present and to
make themselves strong in the fa-
vor of the ladies. remarked about
the number of good looking •women
,,resent. They didn't say anything
.about tiro ,rood looking men, but
(banded out bouquet,, by stating that
they were ell goof farmtrs and sto:A
raisers.
The balloon ascension was the
drawing card. but was a diraappoinL-
ment. The wind rias ver; high all
day. (however, the aeronaut had
the large hag inflated argil stgntit;up
alone. not daring to fake any ehan-
ocs wit h the high wind by ascending
and taking a parachute drop.
iHORSF,S
•t:ENE1tAL PURPOSE
1Trood more with (.all, Geo. Kemp.
Thos. Near, Hugh Berry: b.', A.
Gunning. Thos. Near ; 2 year old
/illy or ,1<'Isling, A. Gunning, A. E.
Mune: team in harness, W. Hyde,
Jas. Norris, F. Anderson.
AGI1ICULTURAL
Brood mere having raised foil in
1906, Jas, Moore, G. W. Wren; foal
of 1906, 11. Birch, laugh Berry. Jas,
Moore; 3 year old filly or gelding,
8. Taunter, R. Berry, 1'. Andarron :
2 year old filly or gelding, T. lfern,
J. Rundle 2 & 1; 1 year old filly
or gelding, J. itouticy. W. Clemens
2 & 3; te.arn in harness, G. W. Wren,
J. Robinson, 1'. Anderson.
HEAVY DRAUGHT
Brood mare having raised foal in
1906, W. Kernick 1 & 2: foal of I9n6.
W. Kernick i & 2; 3 year old filly
or gelding, W. Manson, G. W. Wren:
2 year old filly or gelding, ititcliffe
Pres., 11. Passmore, J. Creery ; trim
in hams.,, S. Hunter : one-year old
filly or gelding, Jas. Horton.
CARRIAGE
Brood mare having raised foal in
1906, R. 11, E:1w•orthy. Fal. Christie:
gelding 8. hunter. W. Hanson; 2
year old filly or gelding, W. Hodge,
W. Delbridge ; 1 year old filly or
gelding, John Pepper, W. Elliot;
single carriage horse, F. Ellerington,
W. Elliot, A. McDonnell; span car-
riage horses in harness, C. Welker.
J. Moore, S. Campbell,
ROADSTERS
Foal of 1906, R. 11. Elnvorthy.
Watson lira..: 3 year old filly or
gelding. G. Iklbridge. Jas. Moore ; 2
year old filly or gelding, J. Wilson,
.1. Bundle ; 1 year old filly or geld-
ing A, Birch, 8. Kirkby ; single road-
ster, J. A. McNaughton, W. Andrews
span of roadsters, A. Iluchannan, J.
Kclland ; saddle horse, C. E. Hock-
ney, It. Hoskin.
CATTLE
BULLS
Aged Durham bull, J. Moore;
Polled Angus, Ilazlewood Bros.; 1
year old Durham J. Robinson. .1.
Death of Charles Snell
In the death of Charles Snell on
Thursday, October 4th, Exeter lost
one of its staunchest and most respec-
ted residents at the age of 70 years.
Mr. Sucll has been in Moor health
for several year's, but notwibbstand.
ing his illness looked after his offi;e
work successfully. About a week
ago he was compelled tat take to his
bed sufferin;. .froru a severe attack
of di r rrhoca. This however was
stops': d, but left hint in such a
%vete •sed condition, that his system,
already almost worn out from the
sufferings he had endured for years
f:<nn stones in :the bladder. nvould
na! , pond to the attentive care
given by his physician and he passed
away early on 'Thursday morning,
The deceased was one of seven
children born in the log house which
stood for years at the corner .ono
and one-Ituarter miles south of Exe-
ter. After reaching manhood Mr.
Snell taught school in 1lsborno and
many of our residents recall dile in-
cidents which happened at school
during their childhood days under
Ow, tutelage of Mr. Snell. Ile af-
terwards Went asst and retrained
for s;:veral years. Corning back to
Exeter again, he worked at shoe.
TILE LATE CHARLES SNELL.
makin'r, which trade he had learned.
Later on he worked as clerk for
the Iota i:caac Carling and the late
Janes Pickard. About twenty-five
)•oars area he wits at.poinicd agent for
the American Express Company,
which tioviticn he held up ito the
time of his death. On the death of
the 1 110 Thomas Trivit t he was np-
pointed Division Court clerk, wl;i'h
office he held until the ohango in
the Ontario Government a few
year:, ago. He tt•as also a Justice of
the Peace for a number of years,
and tvililc occupying that position
dispensed justice without fear or
favor, and many limes when eases
of a 11ivial nature came before hien
he would ;ret 1110 litigants together
and induce thein to settle their dis-
putes,
rile dece.t ed was first married 'lo
Miry Anti Brooks, who predeceased
him in 1A95. Three children, the re-
sult of this union, are els() dead.
Seven years ago he was married to
The Canal Scheme Up
Again.
A few days ago London pa
perm contained ;articles in refarenc
to the proposed conal to be excavat
ed betwoen Grand Bend and 1'or
Stanley. On Tuesday last a gen
tetr>•an representing the promoter
wag in town getting members •t
join a syndicate for the purpose of to
acting the route of the can, I. I
conversation with the gent Iowa
he stated the preliminary work wi1
continence in about two weeks, who
a party of engineers will start n
Grand Bend to stake a survey, of
ter which, he slate", a company oil
be formed to go ahead with 3
work. Ile claims that several Exe
ter rand Bcaforth people aro interest
ed in the preliminary undertaking
Figures which he has obtained oho
that Lake Huron 1.:!1•1.;111 elevation
twelve feet over Lake Erie. T
canal it is expected will •be about fit
(yr miles in length, 30 ft. deep an
from 150 to 200 [t. wide and will
a lorkless canal running close t'
London and St. Thomas.
When asked how such an under
taking would benefit Exeter, h
stated that the canal would come a.
close to Exeter as possible, but i
would follow the, old river bed at t h'
Bend for sonic distance.
The syndicate for looking after tai:
preliminary work will consist • 1
about. 30 subsotibcrs,
The gentleman Was very emphatic
in stating that Mr. Contine, whose
name hay 'been mentioned in /connec-
tion with the budding of a canal
from St. "Joseph to Port Stanley is in
no way .connected with this under -
tan
Tkiheg, government he says will not
be asked for assistance as it is the
intention of the promoters to enlist
only private capital in the enter-
Intention
and that a number of Eng-
lish have signified their
Intention to put money into the
scheme.
One great advantage he Nays will
be the depth of the canal, whin► will
accommodate the largest of the take
freighters and that considerable will
bo saved the shipping trade by its
not having to go through River St.
Clair, Lake tet. Clair and Detroit
River, tt here ,:tc rrue-r:4 are often
compelled to drop anchor owing to
low water, especially at the Lime-
kiln Crossing at Amherstburg.
The gentleman was in conversation
with several people in Exeter on
Tuesday and 1 -.it on the evening
train for New York on some mat! -
term pertaining 1 , th6 undertaking.
41.
ii l:NHA1.1,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Troth left hero
List week for Ile West, nd while
we regret losing them from out
village we wish them success in tho
West.
Mr. Peter T.McArtihur, of the
Sovereign Bank staff, Thedford, was
here Last week visiting his parents
an dspcnding part of his holidays.
Mr. James 8, Mc.l)ontld, of Carling
Manitoba, has been spending the
east weeks with his wife, tcho has
been herr for some flute visiting her
par. tu 1 ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mahan -
on.
Miss llessie Urquhart returned to
sus ,n Passmore, who survives him. Toronto Inst week to resume her
Besides him sorrowing wife he leaves studies.
one sister, Mrs. Gco. Barnwell. ))r. Blackall, lately of the Queen's
Mr. Snell was a regular ;attendant hotel here, who has disposed of his
of the Jame; street 11ethodist interest in the business to „lir.
elite eh and was a life-long Libernl Bice, of London, intends going to the
ifs was a member of the I. 0. 0. F., west with the intention of engaging
e dish society had eltau•,I0 of bile in the hotel business in some of the
(user 1I 11'1%1 ligefrient s. The remains larger• Western towns of the i►ew'
ser•. interred in the Ex.•tor cent- provinces. alis s„eeesear conies well
stent• Sour—dry :afternoon. recommended curd took (O,5058ion
+ last. week. -
If sick headache is misery, what we ale pleased Ito learn that Miss
is Carter's Little Liver Pills If they Jennie \Iu,•r•Iy, .laughter of Mr.
will positively euro it1 People who John \tat-, ry, of 1)lrndaS, formerly' of
have used them speak frankly of Ilereoll, and who has been teaching
their worth. They aro small and in Hay, is iml,tovintr ninety, but will
easy to talc!. not Inc ahlc t o r wase �tcaohing for
- - -- loins I ime.
A COItDiAL INVITATION TO 1)18. Mr. Gregg, of Clifford, was in the
EASE ylides part of this see visiting his
This i. in apt dcrosripIlon of con• d eightcr, Mrs. ,John `'AcArthur.
Hodge; Aged Jersey, .1. McCurdy, J. stipation, it's an unnatural condi- Miss Jennie \\'eljshj who Ills tre-
Ilooper & Son. tion in begin with, .and it's more, 01111 y been pro noted to head nurse
DU1tiHAM irecluse it brines about blood deter. in the Sill ;!cons department of Vic -
Milch cow, A. Spencer, .1. Moore ioralion, interferes with digestion. toil, Hospital, stent the last week
2 & 3; 2 year old heifer, J. Moore, render,, )ou susceptible to infectious I visiting ler parents ,Mr. and Mr.
.T. Hooper & eon, .1. Moore ; 1 year diseases and causes inaernia. Not sod Rich •r.l \Welsh, of this village.
old heifer, G. Bentley 1 & 2; heifer much .a purgative as a natural ntim- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook, of C.
calf, G. Ilenticy 1 & 2. Mani to the bowels is What you r.t;.°. and little daughle•r, :are hiss
JERSEY need. You get it in Dr. Iia mil ton's visiting Mrs. l'ook's mother.
.1, llooper & Son won three firsts fills which increase liver act ivity, Our council intend extending th.
and tdo seconds in this clams. restore the bowels to perfect action liege drain to the tcest, anal to
POLLED ANGT;S and pocltic•ely cures constipation and that (eel have a number of tile •at
1lazlewood Bros, won four firsts its attendant evils. Insist on hay- lh estation for that purpose,
and three accords in this class, ing only Dr. Hamilton's Pills, of Dr, Feet: sort, who sold his pets.
GRADES 111au8lrake and Butternut, 25c. per Do. :and litchis;; ,to I)r. McFadden
Milch cow, ,T, wines 1 & 2; 2r box at rill dealers.
y Iasi January -old located in George.
old heifer, W. Stevenson, Atkinson town, WIWrt(• he iron w;,tked into a
Woe; 1 year old heifer, ,T. Moore, SALE ItEGIiTElt goo.) pr•rcti•r has returned i , lien -
A. Spencer ; heifer calf, F. Anderson; i'riday. Ort. 12111. Clenrin,r :sur- gall, and purchased hack him dtcel.
steer calf, J. Moore 1 & 2; 2 year tion s:til of form stock and lapis- lin•; provosts Hari practise, which
old beer, Atkinson Bros., Hi ments on Lot 1, south east noun- sta. •ks, for itself ars t n elle st ran;
Tiros.; 1 year old steer, Atkinson dory of 1'sbnrne, 2 1-2 miles north of preference the doctor has for lien -1 .
jOHlli WHITS al
LOYAL MONTiI AND T11E
Bros, 1 & 2; fit cow .or heifer, AU- Kirkton, at one o'clock sharp. Al- s,ll and vicinity, and his fi:ends will; ROYAL DISEASE.
kinson Bros., I). ll.tzlewood, Haile- fred Hawkey. Prop.: Joseph White, t,, I,leood to ties hien 11 -re a;ain,! Sudden 0ILln(,'es of heather are es.
won.( flee ; f it ox or steer, Haile- Auct• bili will re„nM lo: -in(. Ile. Mrh'adde,t
;noire'
ei slay It
ry'ing, and prob.•h1y l„ p„rre
wood hens, Thursday, October IR. 1906. Farm who has become quite popul:tt more so til n the scrofulous and con.
SHEEP Stock, Implements. and household. Mr, .la::, Sat ilea 1,,nd nu•1 his d auzlt- stin,ntire. 'The progress of scrofula
.l'rtiI1 a normal 0C(ot,rr is cotrn-
hETCESTIR9 effects on [,ot. 1, concession 2, 1'm_ ter, last tteek ci lied relatrvos in isannly \1e never think nd
Ram 2 year old, .T. J, \Voolrol1, 0, borne. at 12 o'clock. .T... Stanley, Oxford County.
Miss Emma reed, Who has been ser"fuf r—i's bunches, cutaneettm
r:(^nding rile i- '.7 month tcit) her eruptions, anal was' ilex of the bodily
,,,,tat Dies .end (•it'r'1+. retu"n d to+subslanre—
nithont thinking of the
(' 'pIlon, North 11•kota, last evek great pori masy 'tiffcrers !.torn it
fuelingbenefit by her hivedetiv0,1 from 11--a1's tt.rs:,n1risla
Irit' .nd .`11,111,!,(' of air. niter* radical and permanent cure"
of ,him ott•:! alio-Ise a re enough lo
make it the most famous medicine in
l'revcnlies as the nime implies . the world. There is probably not a
prevents all Colds and Grippe When rity or town where Morel's Bareirir.
taken at the sneezing stage. ill a h;s not proved its merits in wore
i'r•events are toothRome candy benne! than eine. in as resting and
tablets. l'reventirs dissipate all ' rontpl^tely et:,die:ttlug scrofula,
colds quickly, and taken early, when a Bich is .almost as serious rind as
you first feel tlif:eot
1 a9comingis
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a to INfortedrecd :Is its n0.,r rets.
they check and p'event there. Pen. rive,—consugnlslion.
rentics oro thoroughly nafn for . • --+
children, and as effectual for adults. C!`Il♦ 0714.23`.
Sold avid recommended. in 5 ce, t
llcntler: ram 1 'car old, 3.3. Wool. Auctioneer: ,1, G. Jones, Executor;
colt, Geo. Bentley : ram lamb, J. J. i Mrs. Gee. Itooke, Executrix.
\Voolcot1, 0. Ilenticy: breeding rttej Wednesday, O: . "1. ,auction sale
.1. J. \Voolcott, Geo. 1'enhale: shear•,el farm stcck ar'1 implement. I'll
ling ewe, Geo. beret h y ; ewe lamb, J. Lot 17, conrcr•sfon, to is ,,,rue. .1.1
J. Wooloott 1 & 2. of a mile south of 1•', rquh.sr, cont-
LiNCOLNs mencin r ;1 One o'clock 5);,r7). %VIII.
Ram, 2 years old, G. l'cnhale, 11'. Pletcler, Prop.. Jos. White, Atic r.
Oliver: ram, 1 year old, W. Oliver,' Thurs,lay, Oct.2,t h. Auction sale
0. henh.,le ; ram lamb, W. Oliver, `„; firrn, farm s'4-ok :end implements
G. 1 enhale ; breeding 0440, 0. Pen- on l,nt, 11, Cnnc^ Sion 111, 1'shnnae.
h110 1 & shearling ewe, G. i'rn_
hale 1 & 2 ewe
Iamb, G. Penhale,! �� 111, Cr.� ry i'ar„p��Jos. n\W k ,Aur•.
\V, Oliver, t
GRADE ---�-----
Drcedina stir, Geo, Bentley I & 2: A GUARANTEED CURE POR 1,11.gs
itching, Blind, Bleeding, 1'rotrud-
foal of 1906, W. Stephenson. J. elves lamh, Geo. i,cntley, \\', Oifyer; inz Plies. Druz;ists are authorised
T. 1'arki1906, : 3 Year old [lilt �t f t "1,eep, Gco• i enhal0, . to refund money if Pato Oirtment
fsOuntinsed on pn,zn five.) ' fails to ours in 41 t
ORTHIEST LH
A SAFE AND BIG PAYING INVESTMe
If you have any idea of investing in western
write US. Wo have a large list of choice lamb)
all the best districts.
If you have land you wish to sell write us and if
land is good and price right we will find a buye
you.
No difference whether you want a quarter s...
(160 acres) or 10,000 acr€s, we can supply you.
ickard, Gundy &
Canada Life Building, Winnipeg
igh Grade” Training
and tact is the kind the famous
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TOBONTo, 0212:
Gives to its students. Re-
cent students have taken
ppoossinions at salar'es from
i:10 per month to $1000 per
annum. It is a well-known
fact that our school is the
best of its kind in Cauada.
This month is a splendid
time to enter. All gradu-
ates get positions. The de-
mand it, nearly twenty times
the eupnlyy. Write to day
for magniflcient catalogue.
W. J. Elliott. Principal
Cor. Yonge and Alexander
t.
n er
Streets.
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Famous school
a..CRP.. OftiT,
This school is recognised to be
ne of the best Commerical
boots in the Peovince. Our
urses are thorough and tip -to -
ate. We give a practical train-
ag and assist our graduates to
ood positions. It is impossible
satisfy the demand made on
us for office help. Those inter-
ested in their own welfare should
write for our free catalogue,
W. J. Elliot principal
D. A. McLachlan J
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URS! FURl
A large collection of FURS noulready,t0:
Trifle early 1 Sometimes it pays to tihtt
know Some of the most desirableit,>1
early in the season. If you are content'
a new set of turs this season we ask you tO
our assortment before making the
Remember our furs are marked at D
don't depend on just fur profits to kt
going.
Ladies' Astrachan Ja
Mens' Calf Coats
Fur Scarfs $4'
Also full range of fur -lined CAPjtfor Gents' an
All Produce as god's Cash.
COWARD & CLARK, Wine
Now Is The Time
To think about the new Range or Heater.
economy in Fuel and a Good Baker select one dr thA-1
ing wilier have been tired and not tonna wanting.
Garla�fie with Tank and Shelf $38 to $44
el
Souvenirs
$35 to $50
Welcome Nati al.r; $35 to $50
$26 to $38
toves $26 to $29
Tank slightly used at a
to $3.50 �1
1,
Hurons
Coal and Wood Cook'
t 6 -hole Nappy Thought wit
6 Second hand wood cooks $2,5
Pipes roc to 15c, iieavy Elbows zoc, Stove I'ipe . naini
and 25c, Metal and Silver Polishes i yc and 25c, Coal hods,
Boards, Sifters, Etc. Anything and everything for October
SAMSON PORTLAND CEMENT,—Another car just
ed. Come quick if you want Cement.
HERMAN'S HAD