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Just a few left. If cutting the price will sell
these they will not last long.
Full length Coats, heavy servicable Tweeds : i
in Grey, Green and Brown. Regular prices $4.50 22
:5 and $5.5o to clear at $3.50-
Short Jackets of extra heavy Melton Cloths ♦ •
in navy, Fawn and Red. Regular prices $3.50 • •
to $4 to clear at $1.50. •_
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a few first class articles left to clear at special dis• •
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EXETER, 3NT., CANADA, THURSDAY
Railway Meeting. 1
EXETER COUNCIL
—�---Tho last meeting of the 1906 co
A communication %as re-' teed b • f cit was held in the town hall 1
Thursday evenin;. All the me
berg wore present rexce•pt Council
Creed:, who was detain:•d at 1:0
on acoount of Illness.
A communication was read fie
(he Minister of Railways, Dttev
ro;ardin; a meeting to be hold
his office to take up the :natter
the route of t he propoiied St. Mar
and Western Ontario Railway Cor
eany.
A notice teas received Oat 41
Stratford and St. Joseph Railway .0
had asked for a ch:t:rter.
Several accounts were ordered pati
after which the council adjourns
sine die.
Tbn members elect of the ronne'
for 1907 met at the town hall Mon
day at 11 a. in. end were •sworn
by. Clerk Joseph Senior,
After the membors had ' sake'
their oath of office prayer was of
fered by Itov. Collins. The nettle
•t sending a delegate 'to Ottawa rr
tbo St, 5farys and Western Ontarj(
Railway Co. W.18 taken 'up, but It
some furthor information was rc.
quired it teas decided to adjourn no
til 9 o'clock in the evenlrig.
The Count uret pursuant to ad-
journment in the 'Town 11111 Monday
evening Jan. 14th. All members
present with the exception of \V, J.
Beaman.
A communication was read from
Maitland and Son, Toronto, ankin;z
(o receive the appointment 11N audi-
tors. Filed.
On motion •of A. E. Fuke, eeeonded
by J. J. Knight, W. I). Wcekee was
appointed auditor for 1907.
On motion of W. Johns, seaanded
by A. E. Enke, Jaynes Beer wart ap•
,minted auditor for 1997. The sal•
a ry for the :,udjtors was placed at
$12 each.
Tho reeve showed it telegram
whjch he had received from V. Rat
N. 1'., durirt.; the af(ernoon. relative
to the delverition to be Nen( to Ot•
t:1%ta do Iris present at the meeting
to be held In 'Lite office of the MUM.
ister of ltoilways. The ruessage reed
"Tho latest route shows route near
Exeter. Must use your own judo•
meet as io couiln; hero.
Moved by A. E. Fuke seconded by
W. Johns, that tbo reeve and L. 11.
Dickson be appointed u carnmitteo
to attend tho meeting .relative
the St. Marys & Western Ontario
Railway Company to be held in the
offize of the Minister of Railways at
Ottawa on Jan. 16th and that their
railroad fare and hotel expenses bo
pend by "1he coreoratLon.
The reeve then addressed the oun•
cit, saying that ho was pleased to
congratulate them cit their eneocss•
fol run for office and took ploaeuro
in welcoming there to the counci
board. He referred to the ii
work of last year's council and spok
of the success it had attained In se
curing an indus(ay for Itho town
(tett he had (11 vitae threw new in
1lustries and hoped that the preset)
council would weigh evcrythine well
deal with matters i'e a broad spirit
ed way and be frank with opinion
ie 41iscureeon of town affairs, "Exe
ter" continued the reeve, "is on tb
verge of a bent',and hoped it woul
be at its beiehth In 1907. Ito rezotn
mended the eneaeing of the old, of
fjccrs Who had ,;ivcn c,atjifacti:on
and also su;;c,tCd the appointtug o
Iwo itsac:8,ors for who year.
1'cr A. E. Fuke and 3. J. Kiiigh
the council then adjuburned to once
at the can of the reeve.
the sown Ooureel, from the 5finihter
of Railways ,on Thursday evening
stating that the Minister on Jan.
16th would take up the appliettion
of the St. Marys and Western Rail-
way for the approval of she route
map in respect of its proposed gener-
al loettion from (the City of Woodt-
stock, via 'the City of London, the
Town •of St. Marys, and (bo Vill:t o
of Exeter to the TOW►: of Sarnia.
Ar 1110 00111 111 jOn was deemed
of importance tho council took int•
ineeiale action in lin matter and
par• -ed a resoluttjon that t he core
poratioai would pay elle expenses of
a delegate from Exeter to bo sent
to lee meeting.
However the council 'thought it
best to take be (natter up with the
husi'.'SS 111011 of he it own end get
their approval in 'tile twitter. A
toe, W:1 14 arr:ut;ed for friday
et'0nin_e at 'the Town hall, :it which
about llljrty attended.
ATS, T. II. et:Callon, ,vas appoint-
ed to the chair and J. G. Jones arc•
retery of the meeting.
Mr. L. 11. Dickson was thje first
speaker. Ile said •a mcotin:; was
'al,' some time it p, and its n•ss do-
cided to apply ,fere a chanter. which
Would cost in the nci;ltbor)yaod of
$600, of whjeli amount Exeter wee
put down for about $100 and lis•
borne and Stephen $50 each. Ile
stated that Exeter had not paid
anerhinr, nor had Stephen nor L'3•
bora(' zont.ributetl to be cost f rho
charter. The charter however hall
been issued.
Some time ago n `dr. Savage. con-
nected with the C. 1'. R., was here
and said if the municipalities did
their nor 1 Ow road would .1,0 threuzb
here in a dew years, and Mr. Save
age held out glowing r'ejrts for the
line Through Exeter. Parties had
gong over the ►rou,te from St. Ara rys
to the lake and a rough estimate
of the amount of freight shipped
from (his district etecurca, Mr. Dick -
eon also explained 'that while He!
charter was rbaken out in the na7,Lo
of the St. hfarys and Western Ont-
ario Railway Company, be was under
the impression 'that tho iIC. P. I(.
would bo back of t1i0 project. He
5121 the C. 1'- It. had stoppe1 sezur-
• in; :,hartere 14 the name of the Co.
preferring to have local corponateons
secure them and .when 'the rights of
way Jlavc been ,ecured, the C. P. 1t.
will look after she bbuilding of the
Toads. Ile thought a vepres,,nt t -
live, or in fact two Tepeest,ntatjtc.,
should be sent down •(0 Ottawa tt,
attend tbo meeting.
Mr. Levett :ham out the state'.
menta of Mr. Dickson, statin; that
he had seen et lie C.P.R. represen-
tative when ho was hero and was in,
formed that rho C. P. R. branzh
would likely be l'hrou;h here inside
of two years.
Mr. T. 11. Carlin; was ' also a
speaker. lie felt 'thtit Exeter. nerds
better railway fazililies, and was in
factor of sending down a delegate.
Mr. J. G. Jones said Mr. Sava ee
had called on him on bis trip over
from St. Marys and lk-td told him the
prospects were good for a stile sy
hero inside of two yearn.
31r. D. A. Ross sold if there i3 nny
possibility of getting a ,,leo road
t hrough l:ere, the should _ref it whit„
we have the opportunity end no
stone s)iould h'' left uncut -n•.1. end
if the railw,ey js ;oin; in a his d;re •-
tion, some one should he at (11.2 Ot -
tawa mertin, to represent E3o•ler.
31r, Hugh Spackman wets in (aver
of sending a delegate 4o Ottawa, es
also rs, were Mr. S. M• 'Sanders and
Reeve Dottier explained 1 be a:tjni,
of the council in offering to pay the
expenses of the 4dcle;ate, which was
figured at about $35, but desires
that the business even endorse what
they had done. The council hal
era:ticalJy picked on 31r. John Tay.
for ns the man to 3o, and the meet-
ing passed a re:elution a+kin; Rhe
:ouncil to appoint tern and ply the
expelled, of the trip.
However at the C0unzjl etine
1Mond'y night, it was reported t1: it
3)r•. Taylor did not care to tike
the trip alone, and as 31r. Dizitson'3
name hid la'en mentioned as a rep•
rese11tetiye, he and the Reeve
were appointed. They left 'I'uesdty
more; -.
�I Spring Goods'-
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New Prints, Ginghams, Mushns and Dress
Goods. Two big shipments opened this week.
You are Invited to Inspect Them I
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Jones
& Clark• =
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade furs and dress goods. • i
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JW . BROWNING, M. D„ M. 0
• P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni
Testy. oMoe and restdenence. Dominbn
laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
elans and Surgeons. Snoceseor to Dr. J. A.
ltol ln.. Office Main street. IteMdence, east
Oend street north of Post Office, Exeter,
DRB. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 394
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1528. Long distance connection.
special attention given diseaeos of women and
ourgety. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Cars to
Colborne street take you almost to the door.
11 other city office. Special Hospital and
r erralgemente for patients from a,
co.
DENTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D.
D. 8., Honor grad'tate of Toronto
Utoiverstty.
Dental Surgeon
Office 'n Fanson's Block west of
Main street—Exg'rittt.
DR. (3. F. ROULSTON, L. I), S.
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto l;niversity.
OPF1rI.:—Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
jONEY TO LOAN.
We have a L amount of private funds to
owe on farm and village properties at !wrote
inheres/.
OLADYAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors. Main S0. Exeter
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
Iapilsters eolleltone, Notarial,Carve veneers
Oornai sslo•ese, Solicitors or the Molsoea
Rank. E0o.
Money taboos at lowest rowel lour
OYYICtt—VAIN MEET, EXETER.
Carmine 11. a. t,. W. OM(ttO011
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
(a<acer, wills drown, money to loan
*tate. also Licensed Anesioneor for
lea jot Wilton and Perth, ('h%rgee
Orderu left at the r,1ers it at my
',Farquhar will receive promo/ ellen
AUCTIONFrBIU
• Phia i& I, 1.10 •n r1a1 Allot loneer for tho t minty
Charges moderate. Alt mmm'nl••atinn•
, it 9. Phillips, ilensail, er order; left •
°thee *111 revel' prompt ,'N•nt4On.
HONEY TO LOAN
We have nnllmlted private funds for Invest
-0111.11 farm or ri11age trvperty as Iower
IMI at Interest'.
DICKKON & CARLING
$zeter
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF, DIP -
SOCIETY'
LoMA oi. ROTA:, INCORPORATED
SOCIETY' (4F MUSICIANS, LNOLAND.
Orcanist of Trisitt )Memorial Church, Eaet,r,
Piano, Organ, Bannon) and Theory of Mule,
Terns on Application. 11retar, tegtario,
LEWIS THOMAS
e C(vll Engineer & Architect
(tate Department of Pula,• Works, ('smut.,,)
CommIlin
neer
Work, Electric railroads. I,,ttlew.•ry:eor 41and it ateru al and ore
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Si stent wharves, Bodges alu1 Ite.cefonr,I ('snorer»,
Phone *1220 1.Omlo,1 /lntarin
YOU EYE GLASSES
with disfavor perhaps. Hut it is 04 t
after nit a mere prejudice' Eye glasses
seldom detract from one's appenreme.
In fact they often add to it. Especi-
ally if they are well trade and perfect
tittle); like.
OUR EYE GLASSES
(` ane and try on a pair and see bow
welt von look in them. 'then have us
examine your eyes and get the pail
that will make you "e4' as well Its look
welt.
W. S. Howey, Phm. B.
FRANK BALLANT\NE
Licensed auctioneer for Counties
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given to fire,:
stock 9.110.. Town and village pro.
eery 'told by au:.tion on moderate
rom114iseione.
Orders may be lett at the Times
office or at residence, Elimville.
Vogues moderate.
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THE N1' \V COUNTY COU'NCii.
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new County Coon; iI will I...
rotopn8('41 as follows :
'iodcrich Toe n — Role rI
I tot Robert Elliot 1.
Godcri h '1'o%'nship—Joh1i Mid.11+ -
ton.
Colborne —James Taylor.
Morris—Geor,;e 'Taylor,
Ashfield—Thea. Stolhers and Wm.
llunte
West \Vnw:utosh—\V1n. 11 lj11i".
East \Vaiv1nesb—,10)111 T. Currie.
\Vinebam—Dr, A .J. irtviu•
Turnberry—Jelin Moszrnt•e,
Wroxeter—it. 11, Harris.
llow'ick—'1'. 1'. Shearer and Joseph
H ljn&ock.
Grey—Will:int Fraser and John
Grant,
tirui"'ir•—John 1,•':k ie,
1)1y) h—Dr.
Ifu(11')t--1 hos, 31.1lillan.
MrL.;,4'
111CKS' FORECASTS
A Iteeul14 Storni 1'4'1,)81 1m :011(('4
on the llth 12th and ,3111. This per
iod cm brace the neiv .Moon, at
t;olar v:1ip:•1' nude, ;1(40 at zraates
dl111:lior, youth and in p4eri;c,
I)ccarornett+r, and wind currents an
clouds will ill sbtiov row in; 81 urn
coedit ions by (he 111la and 121 h
but 'the crisis will fall on and touch
iilz the 131 h. ill;h '+,nice ((ales
['Ain soil! h,, i!,1 Ind snow • °rut
;111101ml in:( to Illlz%:II(1 N. yl'j Nlll�� 1118
11111) lees will be nat'mil and a1
most necessary within .11 period to
six to seven 41%ye, taki11; the 13th n.
I he :eat r411 day. Another wide and
eickcd cote wave welt coma on the
scene about be 13th to 1)1' pith
To THE STOCK }IOLDERS OF NA•
TiONAL )'Olt'I'LAN1) CEMENT
CO. 1)1 1111A31
As the litue is drawing near for
t1tn annual rntetin e. it ill very /es
s'n;lal that all lite proxies +hould
bo in at that meeting. You should
sec that seine one %elle you knee,
and who tilt look utter your in-
terests, 04 well as the intere.2ts of
the company is elected to 1he 111, i rd
of 1)irecto:s. if you 11:1'0 not al•
ready rent ,140:14 in or promised tit
send 1,11('111 to r\. 1:. )Jodeert, of
Exeter, a9 ha is ;eine to attend that
meeting. Ile bas attended every' an
nu 1l meeting and should k1c►u• by
mat tcrs an: cot:.lucted.
THE HURON ' I:.\'I I I I: t t •, -,
ASCE MUT' Al. ('OMPA?
ANN' AL 3lI'•1•:'LIN1
Notice is iter( l.y :jt• 11
1st annual merlin' of II
of the rtbovc n: 110 41 r„In
bold jn r) ' 'Io..41 11411,1
McKillop—John 31. (iroven(ock Tueml V the nth day of
Stet h—NI. 1 . 'McLean. D, 19117, co1nn,cncin;
'fuckcrsuejtI' IL,lie ri ,llclitye p. II . for the purpt%h,; •
Ieterrne—.1teeplt Hee kin,, the llirector:,', Audit tbO Neat,
1',xctcr—A. Q. )lohjer,1 1147.Trcan11r4.r r, itMr
Stephen—II. Wiiler•t end .f,:••06 election of three 0' mal •
liellcrma tn. appointment of At 2Q of
the consideration
term as :nay Ir, i
( be rotr,pa ny,
All m('tnMre :, fres.
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