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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT E
Talaz'v-F11 rli Yam—No 1778
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7th 1907,
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
Probs:- -Coldj
Weather Coming
We are all aware of the fact that the cold
winter weather will soon be here. Now we must
pot a hustle on to be ready for it. Here are a
few of the many necessaries to fix you up real com-
fortable
Underwear
For Ladies and Children in
that fine tinshrinkable wool
which gives so much comfort.
For Men and Boys we have
it just as fine also the real
heavy goods.
Furs
All kinds of Fur Coats,Caps
Muffs, Ruffs,Scarfs and Stoles
Do not wait until they are all
picked over.
Gloves
For Men, Women and
Children in Wool Cashmere
Swede Mocha and Kid. Our
selection is so large we cannot
fail to please you,
Bedding
This is very important for
winter. We are well stocked
with the very best of all kinds
and you will save money by
buying here.
Mantles
Our Mantles are selling ex-
tra well. In fact we have re-
peated on our orders several
times. Now is the time to
buy.
Hosiery
Nothing more important
than good hose. This is
where you will find them. We
sell the Burritt Hose and
know that it is the very best
Silks! Silks!
This Stors still Iaintains its Leadership in Silks
At a time when Silks are soaring higher and high
er every week it means something too you to be served
with silks all at the old Prices.
'taffeta Silks good and pure for 5oc. 75c, $1.00
Taffeta Silks one yard wide for .......41.25
Tamaline Silks all shades for 50c yd.
Peau De Soie in Black only .. 5oc, 75c, $1.00
The best market prices will be paid for choice Poultry
Scalded Poultry half price, but skinny ones not wanted •
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Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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THE
BEST
FLOUR
We have on hand a supply of
the best flour made from No. t
Manitoba hard wheat manufact-
ured by Pfeffer Bros. of Milverton
you can get it at the Exeter ware•
house.
team antca
Remember we pay highest
prices for all kinds of grain.
R. 6. SELDON
GRAND TRUNK SY'SEM
SINGLE FARE
__to__
'Ontario Horticultural'
Exhibition
Toronto
Tinkets good going Nov.
13th and 14tb, valid for re-
turn until Nov. loth 1907.
For tickets and full information call on
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
or write J. D. MCDONALi), Union
Dc Toronto, Drente, Ont.
Exeter, Centralia A Good Way
and Clandeboye
to be Stylish and Becomingly
III(( H FOltl•:CASTS Dressed and to have your Cloth-
ing as thoroughly made and as
carefully cut as possible is to come
here with your ideas.
A Itcjultr Storm Period is central
Aon (ho 12th exte:ndinz from the 10th
to the 15th. This Period will papa
its crisis front Tuesday the 12th to
Friday the 15th. Change to warmer,
falling barometer and cloudiness
will appear in western sections by
10th and 11th, followed promptly by
autumnal eternize but these storms
grow in extent and intensity
tot they past over the country' from
,Went to East, reaohing their climax
in central to eastern Fec(lons from
the 12th to the 15th. There is little
room for doubt that the nonjunetion
of any pietist with Earth and Sun
excited the 11I1711Ot(e and electric
strain or hoed between the Sun and
1 planets. but Chit is especially true
when Venus or Mercury is pepsine
bete eon Earth and Sun. 1lenc.' the
inferior cenjunct.i,c)n of Mercury at
a transit node on the 14th, it k rest•
eonablo to surmise, w1111 add to the
perturbation, of Earth and air or
end toutthin,r 'Thursday the lith.
The Moon belnx on the cclesstiil r1u-
at•r on blur 16th. the probabiiities
arot'lrit storm conditions hnay be
prlonred over bhat date. with only
moderate ohanze of temperature and
barometric pressure.
First•class Workmen will turn
the materials which you choose
into pleasing, lasting realities.
Our experience is pretty good
assurance that you will be sorry
for nothing and prices are always
at the bottom notch.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Grand Bend
The lone disputed case over a sizer
between J. J. Cronyn and John Love
bas at last been settled by the late
ter payin; all expense+ and coat of
the steer over to 3. 0. Stanbury,
of Exeter, who was actin; for Cro-
nyQ. - .. .
$1.00 per year in advance.
Personals. Exeter School Reports
—Mr. John SpackIna11 spent the FORM Ill
holiday at ralbotvttle.
Jr. Teachers. Pais—r'. Cieeg 61.
—The Misses Lan;, of 8t. Mary, M. Pfaff 61, E. Willis 60.
visited in tottn la.;t week. Jr. Matriculation. Peer F. Foss
—Mr. J. E. Jordan, of Gocterieh, 56, 1:. G,oitt3 5: 1'. Sanders G.
spent The►:';. riving in town. 11ra►tdt 51, 11. Martin 43.
—.Thai min; spent Tharka;ic• �.o. on roll 19; average 18.
!e C. FLEMING, 'Teacher.
in; at her home in Kincardine. 1'U1tM 11.
—bliss Dawd, of Toronto, spent the Sr. Honors— Katie Collins 82,
holiday with Miss Lizzie Taylor. Lillian Amos 78. 1'bes—Eddie Jones
Mess Carrie Dyer and Miss Polly 74, John Oestreicher 70, Irons lIand-
Fisher spent Tuesday 4r1 London. ford 62, Lizzie Sanders 62.
—Mr. A. Moore, of Waterloo, spent Jr.—Willie McEwen 74, Alva Mc•
a few days in !town visiting friends. Mahon 74, Ida Marchand 68, Kath•
—Mrs. Ro;ere, of London. war the leen Stewart 67, Douglas Stewart 67,
guest of etre. Ed. Treble last oak. Loney lleywood 63, Anna Dow 62, L.
—bfrs. ()trance spent Thanksgiving liodgert 61, Alma. McPherson 61.
Day with her dau3hter in • Ailsa No. on roti. 30; daily avera;c '29.6.
Crai;. 8. L. GREGORY, Teacher.
—Mica Annie Cornish left Tuesday FORM I
for London where she will in future Ilonors. Aivitl 6uroru3 89, Leonard
Hensall.
The Epworth League of the James
Street Methodist church, Exeter, vis-
ited the League of the Methodist
church here on Monday evening last.
Although the weather was disagree-
able a good crowd turned out and an
enjoyable time was spent by all. The
visiting league furnished the pprogram,
which consisted of solos by Miss Nina
Carling and Herb Southcett, a reading
by Miss Beatrice Howey and a well
prepared paper by Miss Hartnoll. Af-
ter the program refreshments were
served and a good social tinte was in-
dulged in by the two leagues.
Mr. John Welsh spent Sunday with
friends in London.
Miss Stoneman, of Staples, visited
friends in town last week.
Mts. NV. Robertson, of Falkirk, and
Mrs, J. O'Brien, of Exeter, visited
their parents over Sunday.
Kcllcrmann 81 ; Willie Monteith 8l, Mr. Hanson Petty visited friends in
reside. Hamilton during the holidays.
—Mr. Charlie Miners, of London Hubert Jones 77. !Pees. Ethel Case
visited at hi; home hereMr. M. Ellwood, of London, called
74 Harry Horton 73, Barry Trieta
!,hank's -74,
71, Edna Luxton 70, Norman on his old friends hereon Tuesday.
Kellerman 69, Gladys Ford 69, Ho- Misses F, and 0. Coxworth, of Lon-
-Mr. James Bonthron, of Torott• land llrintnell 61, lIarry Carling 62, don were at their home here for the
Nellie Amy 60. holidays.
commercial—Sr. Clarke Fisher 73, A large number from town attended
Wesley Dayman 70, Samuel McCoy the sale of R. B. Ross on Friday.
E9. Tee framers are rushing the new
Jr.—Honor, Lois P,irney 89, Er - shed of the Methodist church to corn -
win Greb 75. Pass, Gladys lji,=;i[tt pletion.
74. Bertha Mack 72, Fred Beaver 61 Mr. G. C. Petty has got the house
Number on roil, Commercial 15, he recently purchased front Mr. Geo,
Re hylar form 30; sucrase daily at—
tendance 42.67. to occupy.
A. M. JOHNSTON. Teacher. Mr. D, A. Cantelon shipped a car -
ROOM IV load of apples on Tuesday.
Sr. IV.—lIunora, Latimer Grieve 76 Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hunt are visit
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Sr.
Sweet 75. Pass. Annie .Tackle tog the former, mother.
son 71, Lily Rowe 69. Elmo Howes, Wroxeter,
to, spent the holiday here with' his
sisters.
Mrs. J. Miller visited for a few
days Iasi week with relative. in
Scafoa+th.
—Mr. W. W, Taman spent the lat-
ter part of last weak with fraiend!
in Detroit.
—Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, of Pe'tort-
boroe, and visiting Mr. and Mrs. 'F.
W. Gladman
— Mr. Jack O'Connell, of London,
spent Phank_y;ivine here with hia
brother Neil.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morrison, of 07, 7larry Fuke 60, Chestetr Harvey guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Cook.
F.ayt London, vi.=i ted :r ii the Certtrat 64, Earle Southcott 63, Lloyd Rivera
Thanks;ivin;' 61. •
— Miss Maud Taylor, ,of Landon, Jr. IV—Honors. Lillian Moyle 75.
spent Thanks)riving Day at the -home Pass, 'Lily May Frayne 73, Clair
of her parents. Rood 72, tVilfred• Stewart 71, Cecil
—Mr. James Creech, jr., left last Pickard 68, Clarence 'Ileywood 68,
week for New York Slate where ete Re;inald Bissett 64, Raymond Dcar•
intends to reside.in; 61. ,
—Miss Sarah Bowey, .of Ildert,on, No on roll 31, avera;e attendance
was the (guest of Mis3 Carrie Knight 20•
for Thanksaivirv;, 0. VOSPF.L1, Teacher.
—Mr. Robert Sanders ha; return-
ROOM V
ed borne after an extended :trip Sr. 111—ILouors, Mary Acheson 86
through the West. Willie Heideman 81, Ruby Wood 78, ---�--
-W, M. Morrison and wife, of Lulu Snell 77, Stella aouthcott 76,
Owen Sound, aro bite ,guests of Mr. Abe Jaokson 73. Pala, Russel Balk,
and Mrs. 8. Fitton. %veil 74, Irene Rivers 72, Madeleine
Carlin; 71, Irene Hardy 69, Velma
—Mr. Gordon Mann, taus week Easterbrook 69, Leon Treble 68.
moved into the vosidence North of Martha Bershaw 65, Viola Rowe 60.
Weekes' marble shop. J III.—Ilonors, Joan Beldon 80,
—Miss Amhia Going, a student at Ariibl Beverley 80, Robbie Flemin; 77,
the London Clo,ller_4Iate Institute svae Muriel Jones 76, Nelly Jones -75.
home for the holidays, Pass, Ethel Balkwill , 74, 'Blanche
—Mr. Wallace Fisher, of 'the Soy- Quartet) 74, Agnes MacKay 70, Irno
crei;n Bank London, is at hia home Sweet 67, Linden Ilarvey 63, Zola
here on his vacalrion. Taylor 60.
—hiss Cora Powell spent a few 1'.LS1E A. McCALLUb1, Teacher.
1tUUh1 VI
days with her mother, who L visit- Form II, Sr. — Honors, Florence
In; friends in Windsor. Rowe 91, Wm. Manson 88, Ethel Lay
Mr. Flossie Taylor, of London, 85, Ettio Bowey 85. Jos. Follick 84
spent Thursday and Friday of last Annie Day 77, Alberta Knight 75,
week at hor home here. Base, Olive bfacuonald '73, 'Hector
—Mr. W. H. Gre;ory, of Strat- Itowcliffo 68, Harvey Neil 63, Eddie
ford, visited at the bomo of flit par• Anderson 60.
ents here fait Thursday. form 11, Jr.—Honors, b1a;3ie Case Kirkton
— Mr. Drinkwater, of London, vis- 92. Jessie Jrickwood • 89, LaBelle
itcd his daughter. .lies. Shirley Bo- Handford 87, Mildred lleywood 86, John N. Hazelwood is -ick with
bier on Thanksgiving Day. Maud flicks 84, Joseph ,Craig 799. appendicitis.
—Mr. Wm. Grier., of St. Thomas, Beatrice Hod;ert 78, Edgar Horley bfr. and Mrs. John Ridley, of De -
was elle eucst of his father Mr. 77. i asy—Anna Well ,72, Gordon troit and Mrs. Joseph Rea,_of Wood -
Wm. Gritz, '1rh:tel his
Richardson 71, Wilbur Mitchell 68, ham ,perrt Thankatgivirs the Ducats
Norman hockey 67. Maurice Senior of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Atkinson.
— Mr. Ray Huston, of London, 66. lIarry liarsotts 64. No. on roll \Wm..Davis has arrived home. from
spent the holiday at the home of 41. Avcratre attendance 36. Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor. HANNAH bf. KINSMAN, 'reacher. Miss Stinson, of Dakota, is visit-
- Messrs. N. I). llurdon and John lt00.1 V11 in; relatives in bhii vicinity.
Char:ton spent •1 part of last week Jr. I1.—Marjorie Schlott 88, Ina Fanners brine; your ;rain to the
and this, Fhooting at ('ort Frank. Delve 83, Pearl Jackson 82, Florence Kirkl�on Mill. It is runnire4 every
—Mr. and Mrs. fetor Frayno and Wood 81, Dora liculden 71, George day and Ls in experienced hands.
deuehter Lily, spent Thanks$ivina Ortwein 71, Stanley bloFails 60. Sr.
with Itusiell 1'rayne, at Brantford. Pt. II.—Gerald Fitton 82, Allen Car•
to 81, Doroty Kunz 77, Gordon
—Miss Ida Armstrong." who to Wells 74, Amy Johns 73, Archie Da-
altendinz Model school, at Goderich, ti9 66, Gordon Ford GU. Mid. 1\t. 1l
spent the holidays at her tomo 'here. —John Bagshaw 78, Willie Davis 70
—Nike Jean Walker, of 'London, Frank Fanson 75, Alice Mitohell '73
spent Thanks riving with her parents' Irene Easterbr•ook 73, Mervin Rue -
Mr. and hires. 11, Walker, of Exeter sell 70. er. Part I1—\Villic. Jacobi
North. 80, Millie Walker 85, Mary More
—Mr. and Mrs. \Vi1=on, of London lock 85, Willie Brown 81, Walter
spent 'rltankeeivino. with Mr. and Harness '74, Lillie Walker 73, May
W. 1). Clarke, Mrs. Wilson remain,. Neil 71, Violet Welsh. 7U. 1't. l—
over Sunday. Vera Swept 80, Czar Ifarness 76, L.
—Mr. and Mrs. Dolph. Evans, of Hearin; 74, Gladys Cortex 70.
London ppcnt Thanks *ivirtg with Number + n roll 46: aepPa;e ate
the lalter's parent', Mr. and Mrs. M. V. MARTIN, Teacher.
Wm. Treble. ROOM VIII.
Mrs. Lorne Scott, of Exeter, spent
several days under the parental roof.
Mies Maggie Hobkirk, of London,
was home for the holidays.
rhe many friends of Mr. Lorne
Scott, a former Hensel! boy, will be
pleased to learn that he has been ap-
pointed manager of the Sovereign
hank at Teeswater. Mr, Scott has
ably filled the position of accountant
at the Exeter branch during the past
two years and is deserving of the pro-
motion.
Shipka
Mcssra. J. Smith, 0. McCann, W.
Swcitzer and S. J. Sweitzer, whoTos
the past few months were harvest.
In; in the \Vest returned tom's and
say the crops were in an excellent
condition where they were.
Miss Lilly Smith, of London, is
ependia; a few weeks with her par•
ents In this place.
Mr. Chas. Pope, of Moray called
on his parents of this place last Sun-
day.
Mre. David Lippert, of }Kiva, call-
ed on Mrs. John Gower of this place
last Sunday.
The following shipment left town
the last week : 11. Win.;, load of
potatoes, J. D. Mannan 4 tone of
poultry, 2 loads of potatoes and one
load of Dutch Sett onions.
—firs. A. G. Pearson and dau;h• Jr. 11.—Joey Ferru,on 94, Fios'ie
ler, Miss May, of London spent a Neil 88, ., Elva
Huston f7, 1Lnud
Sr.
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Elliott c3 ►
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few day.. durinr the pa=t week, acetlt 11 --Jack Ilurcl.ort 89, Marvin Vincent
friends in toren. Vincent 82, May harness 76, Mel-
- Mr. and Mrs. Norman McKee, of vine Madman 73, t.ila %ueUh 72,
\t dsorwerethe ;uRtio[ t
1J
Uoro;hy Whits 71, Russel Mar.aluill,
latter's sister, Mrs. N. 1). !Oudot), No. on toll 41 : A%erar.• e't'tendance
Thankseivin;. 35.
— Mr. and Mrs .Jere:. Dicketei, of i'. W. HOWARD, 'leacher.
London, spent 'fhanks_tcirr; with a.
Mrs. Dick-,on'e parents. 'Mr. and Woodhs+m
Mrs. Wm. Davi=.
—Mr. C. F. IMoper, who recently Mr. Milton ilaines and family have
sold his farm in letborne, hna tnyeved moved back to the a -Maze.
into the house Jre rer)nlly purchased Miss Lila Boaz spent a fc.w days
from A. 1:. Fuke. week week with iI. :Unison.
—Mr. Fred Treble, of Seattle, btr. J. Miners spent Sunday in the
Wash., who spent the post month villa;c.
vieitinz his parents left last week Where are the boys eon' 11101%'
for his Western home. The "bummers' roost" is closed.
Miss Alford, the Misses Saban and Lar;e crowd at Oyster Supper. Lloyd nnynhern c {ual. Pt. 1. Jr.—
blte Misses Foster, all of London. The boys were pretty Trod hallow-
Vioi;t Nail. Pt. 1.—Gordon Culir,•rt.
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spent Thankaaivine Day at the homea di r. Jive Simms spent Sunday with MISS MA111':1, SPARKS, 'Teacher.
of bfr. and Airs JeJ,n Taylor.
douse GIcdffloo Wants
CAMPBELLS VARNISH STAINS -==Our
Stock is complete. all colors, and all size tins
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
for re-5t1l11ndtad (tatshtne
Furniture, Wood.
work and Floors
They can do the Mork
th.srselves with
excellent results
Elephant, Hollywood
and Senou1's
Ready Mixed Paints.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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Always in Stock at Lowest Prices,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
+ Dealers in Hardware, Cement and Wire.
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If You Want Cheap Hardware Go To
T. HAWKINS & SON
The Leading Hardware Store in Town
Where you will find a full shock of
Building Supplies
Glass, Nails, Cement
' Plaster Paris,
Galvanized Steel Shingles
and Siding% Etc.
Winchelsea
Special Offerings in Fall and Winter Goods
Our Stoclteie very large in all lines and we want to reduce it.
Fancyl2ie Flannelettes reduced to 8c.
A new lot of men's and boys' Fur -lined Caps, regular 75c line for 50c. Posi-
tively best value ever offered.
Men'evercosts reduced from $12 to $3. Different colors and styles.
Boys' Overcoats reduced from $5.2.5 to 11:3.50.
Ladies' Felt -lined Shoes, regular $1.50 for $1,2.1.
Miss Laura and Rena blarahall, of These goods are selling fast, come and u
get for
Toronto, spent a few day, 'under choice before theyall gone.
the parental roof. are
Those unhappy persons who suttee Highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce and Poultry. Skinny ones no
I py desired.
from nervousness and Li Nerve dyspepsia
COW RD & CO.
should use Carter's Little Nerve
I ills, which aro made expressly for
sleepless, nervous dyspeptic, suffer -
ere. ('rice 25c.
H. H. NO. 1, STEPHEN
Winchelsea
L'olluwini is the correct report of Mr. Matthew Routley is the pos-
l.Lc alandin3 et Zhu pupils of 8. H. aossor of six 'turnips that wcieli 73
No. I, Stephen based cit ',0011 000- pounds, and If any pere,on can oro -
duct and -general proficiency. duce an evjual nurnle.r to beat this
Sr. 1)epartntent V — .mar; a rot weight he would like thein to trot
Hepburn, Lily Robinson, Hazel Hicks 'em out. Of course it must no un -
Mervin Elston, Gordon Wilson, Jo• derstood that the editor like the
Refill White,Eddie 8i111(114. Archie preacher, is entitled to u)methin
Rc ut eu. r. ;'.cr
Max-
for nothing, and reserve+ the ,vett
tvcll li:tytrhatn, hurray Elliott, John to do the weiehittz, with the pri-
1Lorartlt. .1 r. IV—liesset AndeM -en. t.ilegc 01 usurpin; all the conical
Luther Bute Flossie Davey, Joseph roots put up for competition.
Davis, Eila linker, Edna Davey l(u• The follow-ine Ls the report for
beet White. Earle 'Ca 11(15 and Roy 8.S. No. 6, i'st)orne, for the month
abse,(t• of Seijternber and October, the names
Sr. 11i-1{Ica Brooks, Fred Fairh:'II bein; in order of merit : Clas+_V.—
Fred Es -ery, Anthony White. Lille Heywood!, Ella Washburn, \ 1rda
M. Ilottet111, Teaelier. lterryhill. Sr. IV. — Mary Cornish.
Jr. ileparlu)ent. Jr. 111. — Stella !toy Fair, Nellie Ileytwe 1, Lulu God•
Neil. (thea McCutdy, Madelein; Heist 0011, till:) Heywood. Ray Fletcher.
Willie linker, Murvau Callfas. Ever. Jr. 1V—lilies God'nult, .lobo Crecry,
eat Califas. Sr. Ii— Mabel Elliott, Sr. 111—Emma ileywwsl, John Brock
Ethel ]Bowden, bfannie Beaman. 1111- Jr. 1)1—.Tennis Campbell, Earl Cow -
Bert Neil. Jr. 14.— Irene McCurdy, aid. Sr. Ii—InezCreer} itnv Gould -
Oliver Davis, Eddie Alexander. 1't. 1114. Erie Coward, May Clarke. .ir.
IL—Carrie Device i)ella Brooks, i(on. if—i)(11 Cornish. Hardwick Corrt(dh.
lteoinson, Elmer Wilton. Pt. 1. Hr. luta Ilcyw"ood
Muriel 1(ozarth, lIarry Elston and
Quite a number from bene attend-
- Mr.
ttend•
—)Tr. and Mrs. \\'m. 1'lelohrr left inc. Brock. The Mitchell Advocate has the fol -
Saturday d for l mnttlealeft Mr. Ernest \Wilson has returned lowing to rtav about lieu. E. A. Fear's
%!sit with friends in Crnrs1ce11, lied from the \fest. %len. totitatTacircuit: "Our anniver-
Mr. and Mrs. Ad)m St. ,Tcl:n `c• sary serviees nn the 13th inat, were
Axe, Saginaw awl Meaford \lick. turned to St. Marys this week. conducted by Rev. E. A. Fear, of Exe-
ter, and a former pastor of Zion church
Elimvil:e who is held in high esteem and loving
respect by his many friends here. 1t
Our sillo3c binckamith R)as his is 31 veers since Mr. Fear labored with
his house nearly completed nvhicrr us. He preached his first sermon in
Ada moot improvement to U)e ap, thiA circuit and in Zion church and as
lrcarancc of our bur,;. he brought to un messages of mature
NTi9s Beatrice Wilcox, w hn for thought and deep spiritual power. that
—Miss Amy Johne sisitcd her sis-
ter Mrs. \1'm. Goodiean. at 4trnia
during the ptst week. bliss Lille
Johns visited in London, Thank=ziv•
in !.
—Danny T114 It; :end Fred Kerr
took part in the Clinton Guti Club
tournament last week and 5ucceede.1
in ;ectin; inside the stoney in n,11r•
IY every event.
— Mr. !lector McPhee, the wall -
known umpire and author of th,'
1hrillinz drama. "Asleep at the
Switch," of London, spent Thanks.
zivinz with friends in town.
eel the oyster +upper at Woodham (>1)
Tuesday ni;ht.
Mr. Fred Ford has e111a;ed wish
Mr. Coward for nnolher term.
Mr. Eli tesjardine w•La has been
visitinz here for the post week lett
Monday for tetratford.
Mi.. Willa Hell, of l'trquhar ii'1;•
(1104 her oeusin Mis Vera Coward.
Mr. John Simpson spent Sunday
the SUPS of Miss Abbate of Lucan.
9Tr. and Mrs. Thornas l:ow•ard
spent Sunday et the hone of Albert
Penwa rden.
The well known strength^Hing
properties 01 icon combined pith
some time has been in Lindon, is reit an abiding Iinpression upon us, we other tonics nn" a most perfect ner-
home and bas nccepted a situartion could not but think as we honked in hie vine, ors found in Carter's 11::,n Pills
pith Mr. 'Harold Fair our civil en • face again that he k a man like Enoch which strengthen the nerves and
;ineer, 85 hook •keep: r feu the .en. of old welking With tied. The church body, and improve thn blood and
8011. was crowded both morning and even- complexion.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jack'on are vis• ing and the collections were the large _
!tins the latter's parents. Mom. Vale.est In the history of the church. i $ITf113CRIBE FOR TIIE TIMES. "1
House Decorator
Plumber (trot and CoIJWatcr)
Sion Writinu and Grainiap
With R. Dinney last year. FAti-
mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Residence, cornet Jaynes and An
drew Street.
THE NEW WAY
TAKE
ILO WE1" S
CURE• RaCOLD
CAPSULES
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sust.aitdnr painful injuries te, her
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