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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT
Murry -Firm YR/tit-No 1781
EXETER, 3NT., CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 28th 1907,
$1.00 per year in advance.
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
The Store
of
Good Quality
"Good quality is our motto." We find it pays
to keep the best that can be precured. Our cus-
tomers are wide awake to t11e fact that they get
the best bere for their money. Here are a few
items of interest for the cold weather.
MEP
Bear Cloth
In white or grey, 53 in.
wide, just the thing for
Babys Coats and Bonnets
plain or curled at
2 tc $3 per yard
Mantles
Another shipment of
New Coats just to hand.
We are keeping up our
stock, so you are sure to
get the right style.
Tartan Ties
Boys have you one of
our New Tartan Ties,
they are real swell and all
the rage. A big range of
all the newest things in
Neckwear.
Blanket Cloth
Navy blue or red. 5o
in. wide, very suitable for
Childs or Misses Winter
Coats or Warm Kimonas.
For $1.25 per yard
Furs
Dont forget us if you
need a Fur of any kind.
You can find . everything
in the Fur line here. Coats
Caps, Ruffs, Muffs, etc.
Gents Gloves
We are in first class
shape in this line, have
everything needful in
Gloves, Mocha, lCid,Silk
Lined, Wool, ,$uckskin,
Pinto and Mule..
Millinery
We are making big reductions in all our Mil-
linery. A nice stock of Trimmed Hats to choose
from at greatly reduced prices. Come right along
for a cheap hat.
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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WANTED
-AT THE-
Hensall Evaporator
35c. to 75c. paid for
Suitable Peeling Apples
CEO. JOYNT, Prom.
The Up -To -Date Store
Again appears on the scene. We wish to draw your
attention to a few of our
• GREAT BARGAINS
Those GKO('F-itiES cannot he excelled. \ve certainly have the best
-Everything to make those Christmas goodies. Yon win Kenn begin.' to think
of Christmas aq it s not live weeks off, and the Goodies mast he had. Lots of
.fruit to snake thet great big (eke.
We also have the warmest and the best of goods to keep Jack Frost away
'He is sere to come. Fleece Tined and woollen underclothing for men, women
and children. Alen the softest flennels for children's dresses and undercloth-
ing. Don't forget to see those Plaids for %Valeta and dresses. The F annel-
ett.e goods cannot be bought now at our Melling price..
We also want to draw your attention to the Fancy Goods, Doy•
lies and Centre Pieces, Silkine, Silk and Kloster Silk to work them
with.
Slipper Soles, all Prices and all Sizes
Zephyr and Saxony Wools, Double and Single Berlin
Wool at
.Si X CENTS per 0,.. Shetland Floss SEVEN CENTS per oz
Cushion Cords and Fancy Cushion Tops.
Don't forget to view our steady -Made Clothing.
D. COBBLEDICK
Council Proceedings
The Council of the Villa 40 of Exe-
ter ule1 iu the Town hall oil Mwtdiy
Nov. 25th 1907 a.t 8.30 p. tn. Absent
Councillor llcam:tn.
The minutes of the meeting held
Nov. 13th were read and approves.
Solicitor L. 11. Dickson was prey•
ent with the By-law as drafted by
him also the luoposed agree --Int be-
tween the Gibbs Evaporator Co'y.
and the snunicipality. A copy of
which had {leen forwarded to the
Company. Ilut 'rot having received
Huron
Mr. R. G. Coldwell, of ,llrandoll
who has become the successor to
the lata Hen. W. 8. Diclnuit. in the
Manitoba Govornment and has been
sworn in as Provincial Secretary and
Minnieter of Agriculture, it au old
Huron boy. being ;t native of Hut -
let t. 1101T Constance.
The Huron County Council meets
in G.odorich ;n xt Tuesday.
-Mian Ida Twitchell, daughter of
air. and ,Mrs. Jane Twitchell. of
tvord from the Gibbs Co'y., the mat-ICliuton, i{ reported to bo Practically
ter was deferred `until n•'xt or
cured of hip diaea.:(., after havin;
special mec+titl3. been compelled to keep her bed for
over ton , ears. Miss pvitclii at-
tributes her ,cure to the use of blue
clay, which, it is claimed had pro-
duced such excellent results that she
is now able to be out on crutches
and hopes in tiom to be completely
cured.
!Per W. Johns sec. by A, E. puke
That the contmiaijoner beeure
new burner for the tea3oline rneine
alio to properly bank up the pipes
leading to :nal from water tanks
•-C,er reed.
!'ha Ily-law Gallie; for a public
rueetine of the electors and for the
appointment of Deputy '1tetturning
Officers and Poll Clerks was read the
first time and laid over until t tie
next regular misting.
The following accounts were read
and orders drawn on the Treasurer
for the *tame. Peter Bawden balance
leas 10 .per cent. of contract on
Cement walk, ;'rice 'being $320.15
10 per cent. off, $32.111, `,^296.24 ; Fre'
Kerr tile $63.25 ; Thos. t;. !Creech
gravel $69.00; Silas Handford labor
$1.50; Jtd. Quance labor $1.88; Frank
Malt:at labor $1.13; Mrs. White,
scrubbing $1.00; Geo. Ford, gravel
for cemetery $6.60; William Russell
wood $35.00; yhos. Ilartnoll avood
$5.00; amounting in all to $280.60.
Ykaxsed on motion of J J Knizht
When the stomach, heart or Kid-
ney nerves get weak. plum those or-
gans altvaya fail. Don't drug the
Stomach nor stimulate the •heart or
kidneys. That is simply a make-
shift. Get a prescription known to
druggiste everywhetne a3 Dr. Shoop'3
Restorative. The Ret.torative i3 pre-
pared expressly for 'those weak in-
side nerves. 8trengthen these nerve3
build them up with 1)r. Shoop's Iter'
torative-ltablets or liquid -and are
how quickly help will come. Free
sample testa lent on request by Dr.
Shoop, Racine. Wis. Your health i3
surely worth this test. W. 8. Howey
Dru,;ist.
Mr. Noble W. 'Holland. of the Hu-
ron road. west. Seaforth hal in•
sec. by A. E. Fake. -Carried. vented and has just hal patented an
Adjournment by J. 3. liniget. I ingenious and useful contrivance
for facilitating the working of incu-
bators for hatching- cgas. This in-
vention consists of an automatic
thermometer lifter. As every person
know3 a thermometer i3 an indes-
pensible attachment to an incubator.
It has to be Laid on or clo'e to the
eggs o the exact temperature can
bo nacertained. The removal of the
hhermometer is now attended by
considerable trouble and frequently
danger of breaking the eggs. Mr.
Holland's attachment enables the
thermometer to be r<thtovcd and re-
placed automatically. simply by the
opening and .closing of the incubator
door .
Goderich, Nov. 25. -Smallpox is (i-
dentic here, And between 40 and 50
cast; have .been quarantined. The
301100ls have been closed and a gett-
ers! vaccination of citizens and chil-
dren has been orde.ra:l. The churches
held 'so :ter viceq,ycstorday on account
of the outbreak. Service was held
in the Roman Catholic Church, but
an announcement tails made that no
further services would bo hold until
the spread of the di,eas:: had been
checked. This 1s Abe story in con-
densed
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densed form that has created a feel-
ing of in/ense anxiety here, anti busi-
ness has suffered in conselucnce. The
very •lar;,• number of cases. and the
number of people who have brit ei-
poscd to these etimer has created .t
condition that is not at all realized.
Every step that can be taken lo
• +-- eradicate and check the dis.'n-e has
been taken. Dr. •Charies A. allod-
eotti, of the Irovinei.11 heiltth -de-
partment. has arrived here, ,and is
(loin; all that can be done with the
local doctors. llo-petal accommoda-
tion is comparatively eme11, and most
of the cases nre be'44n; •tr.ated in
private residence_. Ube cause of
such a treat number of cases is due
to the fact that uthase who scou-
t ratted the dtwease laborci under ;elm
impreseiem that it twos chickenpox
and miutled with their friends with-
out any hesitation or fear. One or
two cases of a more serious nature
developed, the Ontario gtuthoriti
were communicated with, and quar-
antine establii4hed. The board of
education has i�sued an or ler clo9-
in3 all the schools, and the council
has passed a by-law that every per.
son in town musts be wart -Rioted;
within `.even .(lay`.
Hicks Forcasts
A Re,tetiotlary Storni Period is cen-
tral on the last three days in the
inmate This period will reach its
cries, on the 30th, the data upon
which the Moon crosses the cel%:.
tial e.luatdr, going 'southward. Ate
mo3phere tides like :ocean tides, fol-
low the sale 11 in its declination'
North and Svuih. Hence the storm
periods in which the Moon is moving
south, of the equator, are much more
liable to be followed by ohan;ej to
cold, boreal conditions us the atmos-
pheric currents tend front North to
South, brinsitrx tho "cold out of the
notrth."As a rule the temperature of
stern' periods .'(''9 not change to
colder with the Ahem on the clue-
tdr. 'Electrical storms, eves in
svinter, are much more li Ille in
storm Periods at such tem• . Hence
November; will go out with rain, and
possibly li;lttnirt; and thunder in
many placca •outhtvard, with rising
barometer and .rapid change to numb
colder heading down front thn'tartil-
e-est with the interning of December.
Wil 1 b e found an excellent re-
medy for sick headache, Carter's
Little Liver fills. Thousands of
letters from people who have used
them prove this fact. Try them;
Farqnhar
The Bert Lara Minstrel Co. Opera
House, Exeter. Thursday Dec. 13th
11907. Seats on sale at llrow'nin;':!
t)rug Store.
Rev. McLaren, of (:oderich, preach-
ed in Thames (toad church, on Sun-
day.
Air. Greenwood engaged with
Mr. \V. 11. Stewart.
air. Arebie Ward in ha viol; a sale
of some 80 sheep at his brother's,
Won. %Ya rd's, on Friday of this week
Ur. Carr, of Kirkton, was in the
tilla4e on Monday treating a horse
of Mr. Jai,. llallantyne's for spavin.
1)r. Carr is pad icuIarly 3ucccssful
ill t tea tin; this kind of ,growth.
Mr. W. J. ;toy, of \Voadhan,, call-
ed Isere 911 'Tuesday.
Mr. John 'fucker. who has hall an
oitra fine flock of about one hun-
dred turkeys disposed of them this
week.
We notice hast, week', Timis gave
to very fair report of the Conserva-
tive meeting in Exeter last Wednes-
day nixie. ;'his paper is to ba cone
mende(l for its fairne's in dcalinx
with all public meetings. You can
have your sub-cription renewed by
ratline on youf local 9ovtma,(kr.
If you once try Carter's Little
Liver ;'ills for sick headache. bil-
iousness, or constipation, you will
never he without thorn. They are
purely vegetable, eunall and easy to
take. Don't forget this.
i
Hensall.
The Vert La to, Min -tied Co. Op: r.:
linusc, Exeter. Thursday Dec. 12th
11107. Seats on sale at 11rowninz's
Drug Store.
MIA. 1:. Sheffer, of Toronto it re•
nee het acluaintances in the. villa se
Air. Alex. Sinit't, at ho event t.he
past month vi-it1114 friends in Mi^h•
Lent. returned borne Ia't wc'k.
The Mites Carrie and Anna Mc•
Arthur were in Stratford iast week
aa -it s. friends.
Itev .\V. .1. and Mr.. Doherty t:'rc
in 1.07).1011 114 week atlendin; the
tved.lin; of Mr. Dolterty's brother.
-The Annivera.try-crvicta (( t h •
;.(ain;81rot M.•lbo(list church wife
lea held .next Sunday. bot Het 'met at 11
.t. in. and 7 P. m. will be siren' by
lite Rev. M•irtnadnke Pearson, of
gt•rntliroy, cx-1'r,';idenl of the Tor-
nr.to Conference. Appropriate music
i' bring *1rran;(ed for this occasion
by the Omar of the eburelr, who eel
be a eiMle,l le Mr. E. Beech. loans
ie!ei•t cf the first Methodist rhureh
Lon'loI. A ma AA nleetint of the
chtldren. extents and 'friends of
Il.o tiund.t,l• :•choul %till h:' held in
.iteli••nce toren at 2.45 p. °fn.
r!,c t r will be addrn•+x• thy Rev. M:ar-
nlaituke Pearson and others. Air. E.
(leech will sing in the allotnoon.
A STRONG FAVORITE.
\Pith all clas'vs of people. P' ofcs.
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Annual Bazar
-Annual Ilazar.-The 'Annual ba-
zar at t he Trivitt Memorial church
will be held in the Town hall. Fri-
day, Dec. 6th. Afternoon tea, 3 to
6, admit�egeion 10 cents. In the even-
in:e; coMert from 8 to 10. admission
10 cents, +refro3htucnIs extra.
For Quality :111d Quantity ask your
dealer for the mete bit plugs • of
•hobs,' 'Stn,;,' end 'Currcll•cy' elver --
Jae tobacco's.
-Mr. Nicholas heaver, of Stephen
Township this week purchased tho
Box Farm. The purchase price be,
its; $1,!;50,
-Owing to the- nnfavol'able weath-
er last Thursday and Friday, the at-
tendance at the Gun Shoot was moo
as lame as expected. ILowever some
;oat scores were made.
Kirkton
The Bert Lane Minstrel Co. Opera
House, Exeter, Thursday Det. 12th
1907. Scala on Dale at Brownin;'s
Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Idazlewood were
in London last friday on a visit.
Mies Annie Roadhouse of llamiott
arrived Saturday and will visit rela-
tives here for a time.
Since Mr. `Win. Moore (returned
from his 'shooting trip up north, sev-
eral of his friends have been enjoy-
ing luxuries ut the shape of rabbit
and partridge hies. During the week
;twenty-five 'rabbits and several of
the birds were ba,eetid the .result of
Billy's unorrin-t aim. "Mrs. ;loon
Moore was with him and spent the
time visitiu3.
Mies Effie; Cornish. who was work-
ing at 'Moncton, it home for a v ,ca-
t ion.
Mr. Wm. Balfour's sale last Fri-
day wag largely attended.
Meacrs. Norman and itobt. Elliott
telt Monday imorfling having secur-
ed positions es steamfitters with a
Toronto firm.
A few from here went to Mitchell
ou Wednesday evening of lase week
to attend the presentation of the
"Bonnie Briar hush" at the Opera
House there, but ow•ie"g to the email
attendance, the ;company .recused to
put on the play.
Trial Catarnh treatments are bc-
iu; mailed out free, on request by
Dr. Shoop. Racine, \VL9. These teats
are proviti; to the Qeople -
without a penny's cot- the .great
value of this scientific prescription
known to dru;•;sate everywhca'e 33
Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold
by W. S. liog'ey.
ASK US TO I'lt1NT.
To relieve the \stomp loral, ,/f
Itheumatisut, take a spoonful 'of
the following mixture :After each
ureal and at bedtime; 1'lui 1 'Ex-
tract Dandelion, lone -half ounce;
Compound- Kar4011. one ounce Cont-.
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla, threw
ounces. These harmless ingredients
can be obtained from our home drue-
ists. and are easily mixed by shak'-
in; well in to bottle. Relief it
, euerally felt from the, first few
(10304. This prescription, states a
well known authority in a Cleve-
land morning 1):)901• forces 'the
clogged -up inactive kidneys to filter
and strain from the blood the poi -
30.110U,,. waste matter and uric acid,
which causes rheumatism. As rheu-
matism is ,trot only the moat painful
and torturous disease, but d.nserous
to life, this simple recipe %will no
doubt be greatly valued by many,
who should at once prepare the nlix•
'lure to ,Let this relief. It is said a
eerson tvho would take this pre-
scription reaularly, ,a do -e. or two
daily, or even a few times 1 week
would never have serious Kidney or
Urinary disorders or •Rheuutatism.
Cut this out and preserve it. Gal
flliel ulati?ul t'rc:criptions which
really relieve, are scarce, indeed aha
when you need it,you wint it badly.
Our dru` zest+ here say they will
MORA' men. lousiness men, mei lank:+ either supply 1y (hese imeredients or
farmers etc., 4h0 Family Herald and nl'ake tIt.' mixture i-tenctloypytooil tk',
'd eckly Star, of Montreal, is the if any of our reades prefer.
popul.i paver of ('an3da. 11 s inc.
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ee-t is well (beerved, too for certain_:Illy Per+on the
IY no paper iu Canada gives such Tinter o,f Jan. 3rd. 19071 If so by
would apnreciale the favor very
big value. How ruck n Paper can r y
be supplied to subscribers i1 one
dollar per year is a mystery. Few
tittles in Canada will b� found to-
dty without the big Montreal paver.
We learn there ii a .3 miter de.•
eland than ever 'this 3easen and Be" tw.
those that want to receive the paper Bigastare
reatearly Burin.; 1908 should reel in of
their elders at `moss
much 'f you will hand it into the
office. We wisp( it to complete our
file.
CltAIt5TCDR. IA.
the kird You Hare Always Bough
If sick heartache is misery, what
is Carter's Little Liver ;'ills if they
will t ositively cure itl People who
have used them speak frankly of
their worth. They are small and
easy to take.
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• TO COltlti':SPONi)ENTS.
We would ask our corres-
pondents to send in their bu( •
gets each week whether they
are Iittic or big. %Ve are look-
ing to the interests of our
subscribers in their partic-
ular locality, (and want the
news %%!!ether it is little or
much. Sometimes you may
rut have much news to send
but don't keep that little until
1•nu have more. When news is
scarce thar is the time your
two cr three little items, or
even one, is specially ap•
prcciated by the reader in
your section. Send a t.ie bud-
get every week if you can, if
t.o1, t he small one a ill be wel-
comed. Any cf oar rorrs.spon-
dcnt s w ho are in peed of the
required station( ry, kindly let
us know.
%1)1: Y'114 ;HAI118 1S1'MIIERE1)1
11 they n re and thee't number Meh-
r Than this mart's you had b'1t)ar
see us .11 once.
DISCARD TIiAT OLI1 I11tu811 ANI)
COMB.
and zet a new set from us. They
'gill Ir` (ere from dise.rst •germs t1.1
t •seer' sour scalp in a rood healthy
r •.n+titio' . O01 new Meek of ttru+l.••s
and combs are ju-t the thine ,t' heal'
hair
from faltin; out.
I W. S. Howey Ph m. B.
Chemist and Optician
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Yes! We are Still Talking
Stoves and Ranges
Just received another shipment of
10 Garlands and Moffats Nationals
Garlands
With Reservoir and High Shelf from 38.00 to $46.00.
Extra Large Ovens.
Moffats Nationals -
From $32.00 to $5o.00. 1 only extra good vatic at $32.00
with Reservoir. This is a Snap,
Souvenir Ranges •
From 37.00 to $5o.00
Heaters of all Kinds
From 4.50 to $43 00
Stove Pipes 10 to 15e; Elbows 20c: Stove Boards
85c to $1.25. Stove Mats 50c to $1.75.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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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 stock of
Building Supplies
Glass, Nails, Cement
Plaster Paris,
Galvanized Steel Shingles
and Siding, Etc.
Alwayr3 in Stock at Lowest Prices,
T. HAWKINS & SON
Dealers in Hardware, Cement and Wire. * e
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If You Want Good Goods Cheap
Come to Winchelsea
We are Offering Bargains in all Lines.
Mens' and bays' socks and heavy rubbers in all sizes at the old prices.
A good line of Overshoes and Light Rubbers, also Ladies' Rubbers,
Conte and see our Shoes. We know we can save you money in these lin
Our fancy Flannelettes which have been reduced to Sc are going fast. b
there is still a good choice.
DRESS GOODS! We have some new lines in. Just the right thing f
this season. Remember we are selling the old stock 4 greatly reduced pet.
There are some excellent bargains in this line,
READY-MADE CLOTHING! We still have a good ass/talent. Pric
right.
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Remember our Overcoats, Special Bargains.
GROCERIES1 New RaisiNs and Currants, 3 lbs. for 25c.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Poultry. Produce and Dried Apples.
COWARD 4 CO.
ruumnsanguuuutiuvuumnfun OUR IDEAS
of /what constitutes good
clothing differ from the ideas.
of most other firms. Wo de-
mand and use in all our Snits
and Overcoats only the best
material and the highest class.
of workmanship
Give us a call.
W. J'0II11?S
Mcrchant Tailor
The Biggest Offer Yet 1
.rust think of it'.
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