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riiIRTY-SI•:VENTII YEAR -NO 1 ttO
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Huron & Middlesex Gazette
LADIES
1( You at looking for the best "Talcum
Powder" on the utatket try the ntet•its of
Itexall Violet Talcum Powder iteeeiced hy-
e%esy u•t 1.
Trico 25 cents.
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JONES & MAY'S
PHone No. 32.
VISIT OUR MILLINERY
By a visit to our Millinery Section you will know where
there is the most comprehensive and varied collection Of ue w
Hats that will bo found anywhere. The showing includes the
retitle creations that tu•e shown in the large cities,
Our Milliner*, were never so busy. So conte along and see
the styles and leave your order early to give thein a chance.
Kid Cloves 75c
Ideal tor Fall Wear
Ladies good heavy Kid
Gloves all shades of tans per-
fect fitting with gusset lingers
and Pique sewn seams, sizes
from 6 to 7j.
Furs Galore
Never before have we shown
as complete a range of Fash-
ionable Furs at out h lowp ri-
ces. Notwithstanding the
big advance in Furs we have
them just as cheap and good
as last season. See them.
Complete Assortment
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IRUIES 1CIIIINIS COAT1S
When out shopping do not forget to
see our fine exhibit of W inter Coats. \Ve
are showing all the Newest Style. in Mili-
tary, Shawl, Coat Collars in the very best
selling Colors. Now is the time for YOU to
make your selections before they are picked
over.
Come and hive a Try On. It
will de You good to see them
BLANKET CLOTH
For Children's Colts, 51 inches wide.
Beautiful quality, all Wool Blanket .loth
in Blue, Iced and Grey. For Children's To-
boggan Coats and Ladies' Bath Robes.
DRESS GOOUS
All the New Fabrics are on our Counters in this Season's
Best Shades. Von should not fail to see our beautiful showing
in Dress Good. They will delight YOU.
Prices, 6Oc. 76c. fsl. fd1.26
Ilit'it,llluarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sattiford
(Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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('a1'pe and Rugs
Fain' apestry Curtains
•reads and Comforters
Oilcloths and Linoleum*
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Shirts, Collars and 'ries
(cloves, Sox and t7nderweer
Hats, ('aps and Suiting.;
Osercoats and Sititings
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Bargains
pEOFLE about to go Ilouse•keeping should call at It11W E
& ATKiNSON'S Furniture Store and see how easily and
Cheaply you can ferniah your home.
A Walk Through Our Store
%VIII show y i [Pere you will find the I irgest and best ass.•(t.•
�• . n ..f Ferniter• is rile ('unoty, a nnprising
111 Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Be!
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining- Room Furniture,
o fact overythin4 t.. be found in a first-class Furniture Store at
such Low l'rices that def Competition,
We have a large number of fawn and V'r•►nda ('hairs wnich
we are *telling at remarkably Low Prices.
I RO W E & ATKINSON
1 h•- 1. , 1 Wm., Vit nighers Arid Funeral Directors.
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pier' (}. .sits+•'i1 ?ti )lin .aiiiiiiiNiiETIMBEI w I
MA1:1: THIS TEST
Dont FOI'get dery to T 11 if Your 11 tit Ob •ns,•!
I:v n if yon have a Inxnrtant .head
or hair you may want to know
wh'th'r i• is in a healthy condition
or riot. t)M poi. cent. of the people
(1 (d a hair tonic
Full a hair out of your hood ;If the
bulb at 111.1 e•nrl of the root is white
an shrunk .n, it proven that 'the
hair i• dis.•aprd, and requires prompt
tr••atment if Its los.., would be avoid-
od. if the bulb is ).ink and full
(h hair is healthy.
W; want (every one whose hair
r Gala treatment to try B••inll
''93" (lair Tonic. W,, promise that
It shall not cost anything Al 11
larger and a better assortment than I dos not give entisfnctory results.
it is d 'igned to overcame dandruff.
r..li v • scalp irritation. to ntitnulate
tit • h lir root i. t;ght n th • hair al -
S• baldneta.
MARTIN & SON rads in the hsigt 1(roa hair and
a•ir.•
it le !reins; of what 11 •roll %'93"
t,( I1 sir Tonic has don • and our Finer.•
I t1 t 1o..t tii sorrel ttith in its gondn'as that we want
hors- Tuesday nigh*, An able. Fe en sees to try it at our r:,k. Two via et.
.the brain broke „c.1 111 rriLrnat II" 50e. mad $1.00. A%Id only nt bur
fro Ir• killed. stor. -'Ph" It.•x ill Store. W. S. Cole.
We Carry a com-
plete stock of
reliable Pianos ! !
w• have ever shown.
EXETER, ONT. CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27th 1910.
ill•:\'• COLIN }'1.1•:'1'('111•:Its M. A.
1tr. Fletcher has been the esteem -
.1 and beloved pastor of the Thames
Road Presbyterian church for treaty
hirty-two years. During his past-
orate the present church Was built.
This was in ISSI. Hrevious to that
he preached in the old stone church.
tvhich stood where th^ present
$r.00 per year in advance
t1, ireh stem's. A few ycara ago a Ce-
le.) 1 ithin of th` h ill s. This year I The thio t y•third annual nt,•etieg t.t
11. • int vita of the church Was re -ac. the \Vest Ilurou T, aehe,•�;\risueiatiuu
1, Ihe wall- c cling and wood.ryas held in the Collegiate Institute,
ev.uk I. ing b dutifully decoratteedd Goderich, nn 'Holladay and Friday.
eel 1. 1 voted. The church in now Oct lath and Itth.
up-to-dat in every Inarticular and i�
a cr. (lit to 'the cougrcgation , and r eut•nsn.+e' 10 )It 1 N
t 11 • hoard of Managers dc•servr The president, J. H. Lower meet
preis• for tti. tray in which every-, I y
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Mug has been arranged. The tvork pied the chain
of he church, unde- th• guidance Dr. Mt1augconducted the opening
of its pato orb Klxai 011 and what ext•rcit:rs.
it/Arabi; the: tray to the cross's has The minutes of the hast seesien of
the 11,t institute, held in Exeter last
year. was read sold adopted.
Principal Field, of the laod•rich
Collegiate institute, read a paper on
Dr. Turnbull, of Toronto, who preach-• "'1'h.•Teaching "f History" in %%tlich
t•tl the re -owning nrrvicee of which , he deplored the fa..t (hat history was
mention was made in last week's is- no longer an examination sultj •et,
sur. and Rev. 7)r. Meldrum, of Cleve- thug depreciating its importance.
lanai, Ohio, also 91rs, (Itay.) A. E. eit,t lessons in history should relate
John, (n .• M \tads e) who recently to that of our ancestors, in the form
ieft for Chin 1, besides five young of fairy tales, legends, etc., in order to
then who :Ir .• now s:uding for the icultivate the imagination. This
ministry, All of the are held should he followed by conceptions of
in high esteem aud'have many friends government and local history Stories
on tie• 'Thames Mond. Mr. and Mt=e of great deeds and risen should be told
Fletcher have been earnest workers l in the junior classes, Epochs should
in the vineyard of the Lord and are be studied rather than events. Can-
not only loved by their cottgr.';(atam !adieu history should he taught before
but by everyone with whom *hey • British history, Biography of great
cow • in contact. (ht the occas°ort i men should be taught on account of
of tie• re -opening Mr. Pletcher Way) the moral effect on pupils. The Bible
fr •yu:•ntly and warmly congratulated !should be taught • as History. The
on his long and *,successful paetorat•• teaching of patriotism should be kept
in the Thames )toad 1'resbyt• r la . in mind.
church.
The discussion was continued by
, Messrs. Tweet, Tom, Lowery and
Dr. Strang. all endorsing the views
adva,tced in the paper, and on motion
it was deckled to have the paper pub-
lished in the Tical papers.
The subject "Are You Earning
Your Salary?" was introduced by W.
11 .1ohnston, in which he spoke of the
necessity of a teacher earning his sal-
ary,not only by faithful work in teach-
ing school -book knowledge but by in-
rsplring his pupils to do and be their
hest in all Imes of life.
The discussion was continued by
Miss 1 Sharman, lnspe_tor 'Pont. Dr.
Strang and I)r, Acheson. Adjourn•
mete.
b (n instrumental in producing front
congregation two ministers who
ar • now among the forcmotst rank•
in the Presbyterian Mintstay. 'Rev.
TiIE I ItErilll 11 It1AN 01II. I.c'i
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I:SI.TEIt COL'CIL
Th • Exeter Counci' met in th•• I i.
L' *,ling itoom of the Town 113141 Ili,,
Irl 1 ty. Oct. 21-t. 1410. in, miters pre- i
• ut l'ouncitlors. Balked!. 1..•vett.
Walt, , an t 11,•ant.in, Councillor
It.,lkwill in the chair 011 tion of
II Amen and ‘filler. ---Carried
Th • ulinilte5 of the meeting h• •
t)ct. 12th. were read and nppro%..1.
1t v. Mr. Vellsnd through (-ounce:-
for II ,nein asked to h tee cert tin
Lh•1 • t r• • in front of h'a holes. on '
(7irling -tr •1 removed. Th•• (ul-
t)4,ins( commit tie team appoint•••1 (t
inn•*. it • teith ism er, Councillor.,*
Hake : an I 1. %• 1 t and the road
senile - on r. Mot.on lleaman-
f.\ , • r ('-,rrr• •1.
'I ti i ie • of mot's., •even by
Cuun• •t 11 .man r'. •m• • It
ing %• •• r :.1 and •1. - 1 end by
cutting out the wort) 1 i.• and the
commit t..• to b.• known t. the Water
Works Corntnitedon. The sam • tens
.-.•con led by Wolper and finally aIse-
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1',r litamntrWalper that the
clerk pr. sirs the nceeFenry by•Ltw
and haws the fame submitted at the
n it 111eeting•-Carric•.1.
1 r L. vett-Beeman the frontage
tit a-uretnent for street watering as
I - til b • :approved of and the rate of
12 cats ter foot Irani the south
boundary to th'. Irides and a rip•
of 10 c 11, - 1 r fent nnith to I his
Them, : 1{oa•1 I. • t v. d and coil (-
tesd.-C ee t .1.
hye it% ee. 1 l'e0. A• Itylaw to
ru. � -.n ••-+ nt I he .411111 of
1 � • t
$13,'17',x, forn,'lniciptl .1111oth•r t
p•n:Iitlir • for (h•-• year tea- r•ad ••.,I
on motionof Levet t and lie am In se is
appror• •1 of, and ordered to b. read
a second and third till's. Th. -
Chairman and Clark ,•ithorz 1 to
sign th • ear:. • 111.1 attack the 8' 11 of
th • corpora hen tli r• to on mot 11'.
of 1. v. tr -\\ .11, r. -Carried.
Th 1{•i.ninr .1 111 of a pnrr•nnent
ch tirrtl•in R.i+ '-k •I for by th- ("•rk.
I 11•:tm:in that councillor IIilk-
%vitt act as cheirrn••n for th• 1 4 of
1 tt, y•• -r. No seconder.
Councillor Will r 1-1 -41 1 :her h•
w3+ willing to et utd by th toot nal
rip toad' at th • I.4 in sting. Irv;
Clerk stat...) (hat 11 ' .. nn mot Pon
not having r c • t- .1 •I • 4 and 1. No
fnrll, •r action talc, n.
A'401 rnne•nt.
305. i1•:N1.11t. C;. rk.
Mr. Sidn- y tired!, of London town -
'hie, wh 1 • on lis way to visit his
tiro: h •r. Mr. Win. Awl I. near Elini-
vill•, 'topped on the rend to p'(k tip
a chain when near !'rank 1' -.ales
on 1 h St. Mnry4 marl, wh••n his
here •s became frightened add tan
away. They Wile found next morn-
ing near Mr. Freeman 1)o11d1, Itid-
dnlph.
Poultry Prices
1'rie i for poultry for 'rh.inkw
ing week
11 114 9c. lie • 1 le. rlr. ss d.
Chicks 11.. live 11e. dretssed
Duck lir. live 13e. rtr(sa'd
Geese fie, live 1Ie. dressed
On • cent per pound 1.'-s for caah.
All der0e4 poultry twist 6e dry
picked and peek •1 clean
JON Eel & MAY,
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IIThe president occlied the chair.
as Minutes of the forenoon session
were read and approved.
A con tuuutication from the Water -
1 Ino Teachers' Institute, condemining
the Pnhlie School Printer for a num-
ber of reasons and asking this Assaci•
ation to pass similar resolutions was
read and referred to the resolution
! committee.
Wm. McKay of Bengali introduced
the subject of "Entrance Arithmetic"
and gave his plans in teaching the
subject ile teaches a new rule first,
the pupils then do ten questions, and
twice a week tie places a review pat
ler
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Tllt'IISDAV AFT1(RNOON
on the Mark h.. ac. l ir i the rule beng
taught. He endeavors to cover the
couree by Ea+ter. so as to have the
remainder of the term for review. Ile
thought the entrance arithmetic pap-
ers should he made more difficult in
. I,(IItN ordet• to keep the children longer in
C!)!'I:L:\NU-in 1Vondh►m. Oct the public. school.
5t la to Mr. and :Or E. A. Cop:• Mr. \1( Iirtv's treatment of the sub-
tend. n daught••r. ject was • riginal are! convincing.
71AltIt1ED The discussion was continued by
11.I.IM.ItllltA`•I)-TIiII:L-At 11 n• Messer+. Lower Shore, Tigert Dr.
pall. on (act. 1.4!,. Mr. Lnuis 11 id- Strang and H, Morton.
.. t•t . n 1. • \ti Miry Th'.I• ('onaiderable difference of opinion
.1 i'. 1 -- 1.1 ','. V 11.1.1•: -- 111 \ 311(01. was hehl by theme who spoke, some
. is `•'•r 1 �. r'c:. ....et h. mi., thinking the hist. entrance paper all
I i. 1. r •: .!,.cltht. r of 71r right. while others considered it too
1 1; il. .1 G. tnvill.. formerly difficult.
.,1 . In .`1:. John W. douse,, 1)r. Strang thought there should he
nr \ , .% t. 11 C. enough mechanical work and plain
IIYDF: - l ERG t•'•r►\-tie 1 h•• 2nd, r very slier 1 miness arithmetic on the
con. 1 -horn . or. %% .(treadry. Oct. paper t" totes rile verelidate if he slid
19. !„ Mise .1 s. • 1•:l. nor Fergie- that part ('011roily.
son, delight r ..1 711. r: nr r • 1'er- (len, Maw'nn, of Hoy, discussed the
V''0n. Horned tl.•, to '1r Wm. subject of "How to Improve the Ap
Ily l ; of 1':111 shoo. martinet, of \Vest 11uron," and gave
MED considerable prairie to the hoanties of
TAYLOR -in flay. on Monday. Oct, our country. On account of the clear -
171h, John Taylor. in he: 77th year, ing of woodland he advocated the
LA\Vr4ON-in St. ph•n. nu Tu,:+day, planting of usrfol trees almtg the
1)ct, 1$ h. 71i•� 1. zz:.• 1.awson, 0f rnndaid1, bard nlaplea. white •fishes,
ltlak. , elms, oaks, black walnuts, shell -bat k
Ile/LTV--10 '1 . eh••t►. on Tuesday, hickories etc. Ile thought school
Oct. ]"th. 71r. HenryHoltz. ag ••J gritiinde should lie benntllcd.
70 y. ac. , The diarussinn Was continued by Ito
T111I11TH-ln Si. M*rya, on Oct. 1 tth, •sector Tont, %%11(1 advocated the
Dr, l.1. A. Tibbity, aged GO ye3r� in
of Pvetgreena and the eradi
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wont hs and 9. days, cation of weedy
DAl.11l'MI'I :,-lis 11-nsall. on Fri- Fut ther dismission followed by Dr.
di y, O t. 21-t. holt rt 1)111311,11. Acheson. G. W. Shore, 11. Horton.
••r I .' y •3t- and 7 month'. and W. 11..1"hneton.
1(1 i,' -in Galt, on Friday. 'rho wholer matter
was referred to a
Mary 7Inataril, lir loved ayifc special coinufitte, connoting of Meson).
.i .11 \I., x. \lctswrn, a;(••d 72 yr'. 71atvaon, Howard nil Shore, to report
ICI I . 1 .-in 11 wall. on 3F riday. Friday morning.
Pe! -I t. Amy Nichol, dnnghlsr of Inspector 'Font took up the subject
Mr. I Mr-. Datil! Nichol. need of "Spelling and How to Tench it.."
lo t r •n 1 1 month. Ile deplored 111e fact that the teaching
i'AIIS"\$-in 't innip g. Men„ nn of spelling has been made po difficult
Oat. 1t'', Sarah Jan• Adams. wit • by the present spelling hook. Slug -
of 111. T W. i lir-on form •rly of ling should hr pleasant and aura( tiee.
11111 • :1. Iluron Counts-, Ont. HP would !POPS,/ Id. w ark once a
i EID in 1l,yfi• Id, nn Oct. 10th, week. 11e would have neat work.
Lal:nc lot I:.ward It id, youngest llit errogitise a1.1 other •(•ntetices
eon of tura. John 1t id• of the Hap should always Is• given. lit• would
fi• 1.1 Road, Stanl••y, aged 20 yr.
W11ITE--ln tt1•• Wini:h•tin hosp`1n1
on Frid,v. (o►rt. 21,•t.. Ernest W.
Whit.. of 1.ucknow. Fon of Mr, tin 1
Mr-. Wm. White. London Road.
north. areel 39 t -c ars and 1 month.
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THE BEST FLOUR
fIodel
Selling at $2.50
if ;vim want Ilotr in liege q•intlti-
t.- tee, call at the mill for prices. If yon
have not been using it give it a tt cat
and be convinced that it his 110 equal
M NI' P. lay
Hdrueu Brno
EXETER ()NT,
READY -:- ROOFING
Do you need a roof we carry big stocks
Amatite Ready Roofiug
:Never needs any Paint. 2.50 a square
Paroid and Gi•anitized Roofing
1,75 and 2.50 square
Quality Roofing
2'50 affil :; 25 ;t square
Special prices ill 5 Miall Lots our hoofing is complete with
Nails Washer's and Paint also
Plain and Tarred Building Papers Roofing
Felt and Carpet Felt at lowest prices
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Clothes and our way of
doing Business. Cus-
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too and who arc SAT-
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these men were, put
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w •re given. The-iibject Wes handled s •
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