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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETTI�
THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR -No 1735
Auction Sak Season
is Here.
Advertise your sale in the
Ti nes so that every person In
he District will know it.
EXETER, 3NT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13th 1906,
$t'oo per year advancein
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
THIS WEEK ---Pm
DO 1T NOW ?
Don't put off until to -morrow what can bo
done today and whatever you do, don't leave your
shopping till the last two days. There are only ten
shopping days left before Christmas. Much great-
er comfort to shop early than in the throng of the
last day or two. This week we can give you all at-
tention. The rush has always been large at the
last but this year indications with us are that it will
be larger than ever. That is why we say "Do It
Now."
Suggested Ci if ts. ,For Christmas
Ladies' Waists embroidered Lawn, fancy Mull
and Silk waists. Just arrived this week.
Fancy Collars, Applique and Chiffon trimmed of
very dainty colors.
Dainty Frillings, five in a box, assorted shades.
Back and Side Combs, fancy or plain, either in
sets or separate.
Leather Hand Bagel two styles in Black or dark
Tan, gilt and oxidized tipped.
Cushion Tops in Tapestry, Arts Sateen, printed
Duck and stamped serim, cards to match.
Handkercheifs for every one.
Gloves, all styles, in Men's, Women and Children
Mens and Boys Neckwear, extra large variety,
Mens' Eanoy Vests, Sox and Shirts. All new
Goods.
FURS. What is so acceptable as a good Fur?
Ruling Prices both Trade and
tLCash paid paid for Poultry. Taken in
every day.
Jones ex Clark 1
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade furs and (tress goods.
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NEWLAND'S
(Buffalo Robes
Are the bast Saikatchew.tn Robe Blade-w.trmest and
cheapest for the money and no/other robe can compare with
them.
Prices $8 to $8.50
We have a large stock to select from.
WARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
Why Not Give a Pipe for Christmas?
It would be a perpetual tetninder of the giver and a source of
continual satisfaction if you get an
This brand un a pipe is equal to the sterling mark on silver.
The bowl is fully guaranteed against cracking or burning, and
everything at>t;tst it is fully first-class.
For . Sale only by W. S. COLE
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k1ltIVTON
Rev. McTavielb, of .Granton. .,d-
dreaswd the meanbore of the Epworth
League at it3 last meetior.
The Junior Epworth League in-
tend rholding Re annual entertain-
ment Cbriattma? eve. An excellent
programme 1+ being prepared for the
oisedce .cion, and as good time is prom -
A number from here attended the
anniversary 5,crviccs of the Anderson
Met).odiat church last Sunday. llev
Legcar, of Jackson, Mich., had
cha''go of the services and on 'Mon-
day evening ,gave a lecture, 'akine
for his subject "Tho jean who gels
there." The lecture was largely at-
tended and greatly appreciated.
Walter Ilaztowood had a brick
hre tale week 'to build a tow roun-
dation under 'hia barn.
School report for November: Class
5-E. Roadhouse, R. Kirk, A. iDuf•
field, S. Shier. Cla;y IV Sr. - N.
Ilazlewood, M. Shier, M. Murton, E.
Roadhouse, T. Tufts. Jr. IV - C.
Brown, F. Roes. H. Ross, F. Brown
N. ferry. Clam III. -R, Hoskin. N.
Doupe, C. Mack, A. Roadhouse, E.
Carr. Class II. -E. Athineon, J.
Hoskin, L. Loupe, E. Nixon, It.
Brown. Pt. IL -A. \Valker, P. Mar.
shall
A meeting was held in Aberdeen
hall Thursday evening of kiss week
for the purpose of organizjnt a
debating club for the reason. Mr.
W. Ii. Marshall was appointed chair-
man, and Perry Doupe. sec's pro
tem. After a short discussion as to
:how matter& should bo conducted,
John O'Brien, Perry Doupe and E.
N. Shier were appointed a commit-
tee to draft by -jaws. The election
of officera then followed, and .result! -
ed as follows: Hon. fres., John
Perry ; pees., N. 11. Thome; vice pees.,
E. N. Shier ; t+ec'y. Fred Taylor;
Tress., Parry Doupe; program cant--
mittee for first month, Dr. W. It.
Carr, John O'Brien. and Ira Mar -
;shall. The chair will he occupied by
the president for next night, twhlcb
will be on Thursday, Doc. 20th. Ev-
ery mala over the age of 18 and un-
der 90 is eligible for' memiberehi.1 ,
although any one over .the lattor .a ea
wishing to join will not have to cer-
tify to frier age Tho prpbabilitittar(
are that the new law re.apecting
County Council; will he debated on
that evening.
At the December nneting of the
Rirkion Lodge L. 0..L., No. 591,
held last week, the following offi:ers
were cleated: Rev. Gen. Races. W.
M.; E. N. Shier. D. W. M.; Capt.
Paisey. obapla.jn ; Arthur Doupe,
Secy; 8. N. Shier, Fin. Softy; Robt.
1tobinsoe. Treas. ; Ar.hie Robinson.
Lecturer, W. Itotlingabead ; Tyler,
Edward Kennedy, Auditor and Ed.
Kennedy, Thos. Hollingebead, Semi.
Brown and Albert Shier, committtee.
All members are oordially invited ito
attend the next meeting to be held
on Wednesday, Ja.n. 2nd, 1907, when
important business will bo trans-
acted.
Owing to dhe inclement weather
the L. 0. L. contemn in Aberdeen Ball
by W. J. White comedian, assisted by
local latent waa not aa largely at-
tended had the weather been more
favorable. Another concert may be
looked for acme time in February.
The telephone, whiob were to have
been placed in reaide.nocs long ere
thio, were delayed on account .of the
Exeter Station not notifying the
company .of their arrive]. Tho tel-
ephones had been lying at Exeter
for some time, while the company
load been expecting eiery day :to hear
of their ,hipment. They .cert now at
Kirkton and will be in. talled as fast
as the workmen can get them placed
and connected.
John Nixon has been cngae•d by
Dr. Carr to look after hie horses etc.
but the Dr. is uneior the impression
that the recent addition to hie live
stork of a black and witite oat, of
monstrous size, 'takes up the most
of John's attention. However the
much respected and %veil groome•l
V. S. doesn't let a litho gluing like
oleo trouble hint half as much tis
_el tin_ up a ohariva.ri.
\1r. Prank Mills, who was et the
bong e.f his parents here for zonas
eeeks %1111 typhoid fever, Fav
been transferred to the branch nt
Clifford. The transfer it a promo-
tion to Frank. as his mew duties
make bion teller and accountant. ile
left Monday for Clifford to assume
ler new position.
Mr. William Green, of the North
Hounel.try, had a runaway on Thurs.
ti ay of lest a eek, rand wToile it eaue d
considerable amusement ,(lo damage
ac.t4 slight. Ile broneht his Barre to
the burg •to have it clipped. and a+
the animal i, of in unusually quiet
dielaosition its runniest. away .as erten
a+ unhitched way unlo eked for. It
went ;it fast as it could and that
wasn't at 2.10 gait by any means,_un,-
til it reached the bill at the west
aide of I h.• village. There it settled
down to it.; usual pace and tt-,as Cavi•
ly over- taken by Dr. Carr, who g Ivo
chane with his horse.
The model Sunday School te'sion
W I A held at Mt. l'Martint last Bon-
d ay and w•aa Largely attended.
Albert Swejtrer her moved Into
new butcher shop.
'Phos, Roadhouse Lost week pur-
rh a.ea the stock of Thor. Wheeler,
of \Vitu110!1 m'.
Three Scribner, of Tavistock was
the ga• et of Dr. Corr lost Sunday.
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YOUR 1V iy T COI; It8E.
If you are caught in the wet, got
sore throat, neural,:i o or muscular
pain, don't wait for aterree troubles.
iile in prompt e.reatment nith 1'r.T-
e fn's N.•rvilinc. It drives away till
trace of cold, geese's s 1euna•atiratn,
neuralgia and pain, Naves you from
a nay -up in bed. No 2:+r. pureltaee
con brine more comfort ,than n hot •
ale of Poison's Nerviline; its tier
(cleanest, strongest liniment made.
Sold everywhere In large 25a. bottle+.
En WIER l:Oti \Cit.
The regular meeting of the Coun-
cil w'aa held Monday night. 'rhe
mtnutea of !the previous meeting
were road and approved.
Messrs. Ed. Chriatie. Alex. Dyer
and W. D. Sanders nddre.aed the
council in behalf of the Agricultutl..
al &cirty, asking that the taxed on
tbe agricultural ;rounds be refund-
ed, that being the usual procedure.
It was moved by James Creeeb, sec-
onded by W. J. Ileaman t ba t• the
taxes be refunded.
Mr. W. 11. Levtt asked the Coun-
eil to reduce rho amount of his taxes
on the storehouse burned last Ap•
ril. The Council reduced the amount
t wo-t/ti rda.
Alex Dyer stated to the Councll
that he had given 'Lorry Parsons a
notice for lois business tax and the
original assessment was allowed to
stand.
WilliamMitchell objected to hit
assessment for n business tax, claim-
ing that the companies Iwbloh he
represents, are .the once who aro
responsible for the tax. Aetioon was
deferred until the Companies' rep•
re.entatjves, who are tcxpectcd
here tbia week, aro aeon regarain;
the tuatter.
The following accounts wore or-
dered paid ; James Murray. rep. en-
gines, oto. $8.50: W. W. Neil, digging
ditch, $3; 11. Spackman, hardware,
$7,20; Ross & Taylor .lumber. $8.93;
Caleb Heywood. glass. 75e; W. II.
Lovett, coal. $26.85; Fred Kerr, tile
$7.40 ; t\, E. l ym, repaira, $8.70 ;
Sam'l Sweet. cement, cte.. $6.25;
Baker & Treble. livery. $2.50 ; S.
IIardy & Son, axle grease, 25c; lte e-
tsirar of Huron, $2.30; Jas. Dignan
& Son, repairs, $2.10; Advocate
$53.70; Advocate, supplies M. World:
$1.91; Pell Telephone Ca, rent tele-
phone. $12.50; G. K. Ifeaman, pt.
payment, cemetery. $200.00; Richard
Gould, pt. payment. $40.00; C. 1I3.
Snell, electric lighting, $90.00; Thad.
Jones, $2.50; S. 'landlord. 61.25; G.
Cudmore, $4.00; Tboa. Brock, $4.50;
John Cann. grave?, $1.50; W. J. Bis.
sett, pt, salary, $32.00; W. J. Bissett,
sundries. 70o; ;V. Brimaoontbe, $1 ;
John Farmer, refund of tine, $1.00
The Council ordered the cancella-
tion of ,the Bell Telephone contract
at its expiration.
The account of C. B. Snell of $95.60
for electric lighting for November
waa the zooms o! considerable discus-
sion. The contract with Mr. Beall
was laid on the table and the entire
Council board set to work figuring
out how much Mr. Snell bad wee
ceived this year. It was ascertained
that up to Nov. tat he had been paid
$986.38. The contract calla tar 260
nights for which he is paid for 11
arc lights at the rate of 81 cents
each per night and 58 incandescent
lights at $18.90 per year each, be-
side' the lighting of tbe Town hall
at about $45.00 a year. Mr. Snell
explained that he had ¢nada every
effort to get his new dynamo„ and
that one has arrived, but is not in
working order. Ile explained that
ho had 22 incandescent lamps on
Main street instead of the 11 ;era
lamps, but the Council reduced his
bill to $90.00 for the month.
A communication from John A.
Robertson, sec's of ttho Canadian
Piro Underwriters Association ask -
Ing ,that precautions be taken to
keep Oho fire appa.ratua from freez-
ing w•a3 read and ordered handed
over to the fire chief.
The Clerk .stated that ho had been
notified that the caretaker of t he
cemetery will hereafter be oblig-
ed to make out a ataloment 'loft
yearly of the burials in itho cream,
tery and hand them to the Clark of
the Municipality.
The petition of the reridenta iw. r
tbo corner of Huron and Fdwar.i
streets, asking for an electric ,light
was grenorri.
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TOILET SETS•
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Many a lady is tronderin„
what to give to some other
lad •
y.
• \\ by not have it be a toil- ♦
et sett It trill be appropriate •
and ee know from cxpevieroe
that it is likely to be l;ked. •
The ebony -backed with good
R till stay -in bristles in the
• brwh, tet tn:aL-es •, usedc:t
: and thouul . dainty
• land usefulghtfremembrariftnce %which
` "i11 cost you only $5.00. We
Ilse love more expenalvo sets.
But I hey arc cheap at 2b. •
• price we name.
t}
• Just sten in end have a look
• a1 ,i eerie We are sure yen •
• %+ill like thou.
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I(USSELL-DI'NSFORD-In flay. on
Wednesday. Dec. 12:1). Milton Wire
sell to hiss Clara Duo:.feed,
daught zcr of Mr. and Mr'. Wil-
liam Dunstord.
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EARL -ins 1.rbourile, OH S.rturday,
December 8.1., 1906, \Villiers Earl
nged 65 yore 11 motif hs and 13
dry.+.
IIARIIEY.-In Stephen, on Tuesday
December 4t 1o, I rg ortt 11.tt r.•y.
er
Mr. Luther Pentode returned on
Wednesday of last week from the
Northwest, where Le has event the
1 summer.
,\ inns,'+ v.i.e slot -elle •nlwys be
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t le. same sap-ci :Ile t o her hunt and,
tut if she is %ec,k and nervous, and
nes Cat tc is iron Pilo, she , remit
be, for they aaake her "fe •1 like a
aei ferent petrol)." ?e 1 hey .all say
I
and shed• husban•Ir s y no ton.
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1 nears the Ile h l "cu Nae Aisirs Bove
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tipsters
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EXETER SCHOOL ItEPOR1
FORM III
Jr. 'feathers -M. Murray. 77; bon•
ors. M. Jones, 71; P. Billing, 68;
IL Stoneman, 68: M. Cat ard, 65: F.
C1eeg, 64; A. May, 63; I. Armatron;
62; W. Triebttcr, 61; I1. Workman,
56; G. Thompson, 55; 1:. Taylor 53;
H. Willis, 62.
Jr. Matriculation. -E. Goetz. 47;
U. Fair, 46; M. Dobler, 41: T. Carl-
in;, 42; L. Davis, 42. No. on roll
18; daily average 17.
L. C. FLEMING, Tcaohor.
FORM 11
Senior Class. -B, aMartin, 76, 4wu-
urs. M. Jollies, 71: F. Foos. 69; G,
Brandt, 69; G. Gould, 67; 1. Rowe, 65
G. Thompson, 65; L. Coultis, 65; L.
Margin, 63; M. liawkina, 59; J.
walker, 57 ; V. Welsh, p1; L. Rene-
mer 44.
Junior Clens -L. lii.rnie, 76; L.
Mulholl ou3, 75. honors. 13, Mack, 71
E. Jones, 70; IC. Conine, 70: J. Aes-
tricber, 68; L. Amos, 65; I. ilandlord
65; L. 6indere, 81; K. Stewart 80;
A. .Davin, 67; F. Sweet, 66: W. Hus-
ton, 49; L. llodgert, 48; B. IIowey,
47; N. McGregor, 47 D. rrrucmnen,
39 ; \\'. McEwen, 38 ; L. Hagan, 30.
No.`•on troll, 33; Avcraoc ettend:twee
31. .
K. C. S. ,RICE, Teaaber.
FORM I
Itexular Course, -A. McMahon, 82;
.1. Taylor, 76; 13. Munn 75, honors.
1. Marchand, 74 ; C. Pickard. 7.3; D.
Soevart, 73; It. Ilooper, 73; W.
A uaa:•, 72; E. Farmer, 72; L. Snell,
71; L, Heywood, 70; A. Ildac1borsoo
04; F. punier, 66; E. Copeland. 60;
E. Barrow.a, 64; E. Caves. 63; E.
Luxton, 63;i\. I'jckard, 63; G.
kisser t, 62; 1'. 1'enhale, 60; E.
O'Brien, 59; E. Werk, 59; R. Dot.
trail, 59; J. Mannon, 58; C. McAvoy.
56; I1. Bissett, 63; W. Birncy. 55;
V. Sweet, 64 ; It. 13rintnell, 64; J.
Mont is t h, 53 ; C. Lunsford, 61; G.
,Acheson, 50; C. Bobier, 43; A. Cole-
man, 42. W. Bradt, 38.
Commercial Class. -V. •Itowe, 83;
51. McTaggart, 82; B. 1Velah, 81: J.
Berton, 76; S. McCoy, 76, thonora.
M. Mack, 72; E. McKay, 72; G. C.
Filer, 64; W. Dayman, 82; II. Du -
plan, 53. No. in cls as 46; Average
attendance 44.
A. F. CIIIDLEY. Teacher.
Room v
Sr. IV.-Glady.i Ford, 80; L. Gouli
77 ; Cat harine 'Making. ' 75 ; Olive
Woad, 75. Jr. IV,-Uuber't Jonee, 77
Earle Soutbcott, 76. No. on roll. '72
:neva attendance, 30.
SAM'L. SAMPLE, .Teacher.
BOOM VI
Sr. I1. -Jean Beldon, 95; Nelly
Junes, 90; Agnes MacKay, 89; Bruce
\` Iker, 88; Ariel Beverley, 83; Jr.
11. icy, 82; ,Robbie Flenuning, 82;
Irl enche Quant:'. 81: Fi.rt Mitchell,
70; Ernest linavey, 77; Irno Sweet;
76: Linnic Ford, 76. Mid. Ii. -Joe
Follick, R3; 'Ethel Day, 80; Florence
Bowe, 75. Jr. I1. -Alma Mask, 79.
No. on roll, 49; aveorago attendance
45.5.
ELSIE: A. McCALLIJM, Teacher.
ROOM VII
Jr. Ii. -May Sm:+llecombe, 87; ,,'\i.
teenier, 86; Elsie Keyes, 83; Labelle
Handford, 81; Joseph Craig. 80; J.
(1rickwo:a.l, 78. No. on ,roll, 40; ov-
er.+;++ a;tendtnce, t15.
IstILRED MARTIN. Teacher.
ROOM VIII.
tr. II.-tt aegic: Cole 90; Benlri•co
Iled,er;, 87; Anna Bell, 85; Wilbur
Mi:,hell, 84; ffdzrar Harney. 79. Sr.
1". II -Marjorie Hutton, 89: Joey
Perot -on, 84; Flossie Neil. 82: Maud
Elliot 1, 77. No. on roll 43 : rovers re
tendons • .35.
F. W. HOWAiti), Teachey
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