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When you buy pertain° it will pay you to
get it. We have all the hest odors in bulk
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EXETER, ONT. CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER sth 1910.
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A XMAS SUGGESTION
Hee our ebony toilet sets in alligator boxer
new and nifty, Nothing is mete desirable
than a hundeotne brush, comb and ntit•ror.
A large assortment to choose front $2.00 tO
$7.f)11 the a:true without Mirror 1 .11 to st$.1,0
COLE'S DRUG STORE
$1.00 per year In advance
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JONES & MAY
Phone No. 32.
CHRISTMAS
GOODS GALORE
DO YOU SHOPPING EARLY
and avoid the big rush of the last few days. We are filled up
with the good things for Xmas presents. Here are just a few
of the iaany.
For Ladies
Fancy Linens
Fancy Waists
Fancy Silk
Silk Scarfs
Fur ('oats
Parasols
Comforters
Blankets
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For Girls For Gents
Neck Ties
Neck Scarfs
Fancy Sox
" HuspenIere
Gloves k Mitts
Umbrellas
Coat Sweaters
Hata and Cap
Net \Valeta
Fancy Belts
Fancy Collars
Fancy Broaches
(gloves and Mitts
Furs
Hose
Handkerchiefs
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MILLINERY AT
HALF PRICE:
This is doing it with a vengeance
But we are finishing the biggest Sea-
son of our history and want to come
out with a clean stock. Do not mei°
this. A winter hat at half price.
ALL COATS AT RE-
i)UCEU PRICES
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• Velhave only'a few Ladies and
Children° Coats left and we want to
snake a clean sweep of there all,
Every coat is reduced to the lowest
notch to clear them out. Now is
your chance for a winter coat at big
bargain, Don't 'flies it,
Overcoat Samples
$G(X) worth of Overcoat Samples we
bought up by our clothing buyer at a
big snap. 1f you want one of this
seasons Nobby Overcoats at nearly.
halt price. Call and see what we are
doing it will pay you.
•• 2 WAISTS
2 2 Just received for the Xmas
♦ •• trade the swellest lot of fancy
• Z lawn waists ever shown in
• • Exeter. They are real beau-
• 2 ties and are sure to please you
• • Cheap $2 to $3.
131G SHOE SNAP
S3.30 and $3.5o
For two leading lines of
Mens floe shoes. The first lot
are $3.00 and $8.50 for $2,50.
The second lot are $1.00 and
$5.00 for $3.50. Every pair
New. See North Grocery
\Vindow.
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Jones & May•.
••• Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
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2 • Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
Locals
Misc. lint Kinsman is seriously ill
' His honor Judge Holt presided at
Division Court here on \Vednesday.
Mr. Thos. Hartnett is graduall}1
improving from his recent illness,
Mr. John ford bas returned from.
Greenway tvhere he has been work-
ing.
Mr. Joan button has returned from
St. Marys where he has been taking
�� out timber for Mr. Adam Beck.
9fr. Jets, i3rnetnh has improved the
• oho shot. T.Cently purchased from
• 2 1 Mr. A. Walters and is now r ady for
j busin+.is,
We understand that the trial of Mr.
B. Routley, of Usborne, ham been
fined for Dec. 27th at Goderich before
Judge Doyle without a jury.
J. G. eitanbury was a' London on
Monday in connection with a couple
of conrt Case8 and at Zurich on Tues
day attending Division Court. r
• 2 Th.• James street Epworth Leag u •
2 • h, 1.1their annual election of offie •r
• 2 on Tuesday evening with the follow-
• • ing result, President. MIes Jennie
•2 )lardy ; 1st vic-, Miss V, Miners; ted
vice Mee( L. Robbs : 3rd vie •. 1)r.
• 2 ltoulston; 11h vice. T1a:a 1.. 11nry:y;
•• •cr •tory. Victor Sweet : ,treasurer,
• •: ". Jones: sec. and treas. of fortvard
• • . :n• tit. Misses E. Whiteford and
• • 1 Olive Gould_
•• ( Memorial church The Laes ill holdof thetheirtvitant
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• • null bazaar on Friday evening. Dec.
• . 9th, afternoon and evening when a
• variety of fancy and useful articles
• • home-made cooking end candies will
• Ib offered for sale. An afternoon
tea will be served, admission 10 Dent_(
• 2 A good program will be given in the
• evening. admitasion 10 cents. Como
2 send have a guess for the Christman
•. cake.
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T Municipal beginningto
2 2 h tunictp pot U
• boil. . mines are already being (nen.
• • tioned for the 1911 council. The
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• • names of T. 11. McCallum. W. J.
• • Ilearnan and John Taylor have been
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• ♦ mentioned for reeve. Mr. Beaman
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• • has sat at the Council board for the
• • toast five years and during that tine.
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j i received an excellent education in
• I municipal matters being in close
2 • touch with en many of tbs.' recent
• 2 improvements of the town and in all
• •probability will take :, chance for
• th recvesbip. Mr. Taylor hat been
• 2 r• to • since the death of the tat • Wm.
• 2 i1,tvd •a and no doubt will .stand
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• • again for another term. For council
• • th n 41n••< of all the old tnembeee
• • hit h• n mentioned along with W.
2 • Hie r-. \Lr. Rivers was in the la it
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2 • election for counc)'lor and if h.•
•stands again, w: believe h•• wteild
(oak! ,r good run.
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•• A FANIiLY AFFAIR.
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They handed flim a lemon It was not made in F:xt•ter
Of bright and yellow hue; But far --far - away;
•.t: it looked something like a suit And any ready made
01 clothes Would fit better, so they 'ay
Which I'll describe to you.
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The buttonholes were all ma- The goods, they say, rani() all
shined, the way
Like ready•makers do- From srnnewhere else than
Ile thought it. would be cus- Montreal;
tom -made, There'll be nothing but the
ill• was disappointed, so buttons left
would you. When winterturns tosntnmt r
So buy your clothes at. TAMAN'S,
Don't slake yourself a pun;
This experimenting business
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Looks like you'll get stung.
We are In business TO SITAY. Note what we say, TO
• . STAY. And We can't slake r► fortune out of you or any other
' J• customer on one suit of clothes. What we have to say in a city
'c' like 'his, is your continued patronnge. Hence. when we say
(',latnln clothes we mean Hand• cede iiuttonhnlee. Ei)(GES which
(b(( not. blister or drew up the fleet foggy day. PIM 'KK•t'S that
do net sag. SHOULDERS that do not break or wrinkle, CUL-
I.AItK that stay up in place, ('OAT FRONTS that. after you
wear theta a veer, are the sans' as when they IefI the store.
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Custom Tailored Suits
$15 to *25
Taman's Toggery
RELIABLE TAILOR
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Importers, N1, Mlirldlenlans Profit
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THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION
\loch Sickness Due to Bowel
Disorders
•.octor's first q::est:on v.ii
c •., .,t •,! -y a patient ii'. 'Ar. cot:r
!:. t :Sar' ile know= that
r c nt. of al's••=s is attcnd•d
:1.1 torp.d tato,.
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t!„: rh.< t-,n.!.tion must he r
•:,,.v -i g' n• .t.•t thoroughly before
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i)ir1'• t «'unit'n
-tare.
Ord s:. = , aa`:tive.
and r .1 :.. ng for con-
• . and i ..,• Dilor. r' : n
r n r,a. We or • so certain of their
cr it curative value that we l:rorn-
t , r. -turn the perchaser'f money
• n_' cafe when they fail to
r .:.r • entire sat:sfactiort.
1,r• cat,n Ise
y net quietly. and have
rte i:uthenul:• !. aiiug
nr.iieno• on the delta,• int• •sinal
r •et. They do r. , . .. grip'
r, ::. . r.r nt, r
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; • :, r n, tt• ak person.- fir 1;4
tt Fie •-e 25c. and :nr. Sold
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FLOUR
THE BUSY iII \i
t Exeter FIo1,r
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heard as thew ere beet• grinding
Exeter School Concert lig
Success•
(hl Monday . v, ting r 11 • 1•:a t r
K)p r t (louse was packed to the dour.
wlr n ! h • l:xetor school held th,•ir
annual concert. The gallery was
re erweti for the scholars while the
bavvnent was filled with parentis
and otb+•re interested. The pro-
gram con-isled of a chorus by th •
school "0 Canada": a r•cii;ioil
"Th • 'last fay of oumtn,'r" by \VIII
Mattson: a chorus "Jack Frost" by
a number of stool: girls and boys
dialogue -The It••h,•rsa!" by four
boys; dut 1 - •I
girls and threeToys. n 1 b I ex-
ercise by 12 boys; another chorus
"Over in the corner where the dark
comes most" by 20 emelt girls:
logs^ in two acts, "llatrimouial Ad.
v,-rtisement"; flag drill by 16 girls,
At this point Mr. \\'cidenhatntner, the
principal, thanked tho parents for
their interest in turning out, and
limed for their hearty co-operation.
Ile asked the parents to eee that Abe
children came early and regular.
'1'be second part of the program con-
sisted of chorus by the school "barn
of Lb! North": recitation "Deed
l'u;: y" by Th alma Connor ; chorus
"Christmas Bells" by 9• little tots;
chorus by the boys: military dialoir.r.
by 9. boys: rainbow drill by 25 girls;
the cazoo band by several boys; (be-
low' • "The iriagicinn" 1►y six boys ;
Th • program was excellent from
start to finitsh, each number beim!!
u 11 received and heartily applaud-
ed. ,\Vhile all of the numbers deserve
special notice. WC particularly men-
tion the, recitation of Miss Thelui:t
Connor. which was certainly given
sweat. The flag frill was good, th.•
Itainbow drill was good. the cazoo
band was good. in fact they were all
good. and everybody was delight••..
Mr. 11. E. Boston (nada a very cap-
able chairman. The order of the
children in to be commended. con-
sidering the large•• gathering. it wit.
,•xoell(mt. At the close of the pro-
gram Itt•v. 1). W. Collins moved n
vote of thanks to teachers and schol-
ars and it was seconded br Mr, \V,
11. 1. -vett;
The action of 1(i(•11. Yellow against
the Exeter Electric Light Co. for tho
Toss of his horse which was killed by
a broken wire on Sept. Stir. will be
tried at Goderich before a jury next
week. J. G. Stanbury is acting for
Mr. Yellow and .1. M. McEvoy. K. C.
of London for the Company. C
DASH WOOD
1'•m Sale at. Reasonable Prices. A
ne ober of new• ('utters "t aur awn
in ake. Call and ser t heal at. 1' Fils-
solds show rooms. All kinds of wag
on, carriage. bugg v. -trig h,1 and cutter
rspairit.g done. Now is the time to
order your atnrm ia.h anti save coal
bills. The Dashwood Planing Mills
Co.. Limited.
Mr•. (> qtr. ieh r let son doral. r -
t,:rn '1 both .1t , . •11414 tie! ttt
tv.•• k- •.t:tlr r',• t ;n Mich.
\\' r .71 r.
Oltlin �•+.`t r b • • .ick in b 1
for a tv•( k.
1t o- t h -,' • in taw n
has ori1auiz•• l , c ,1. (taus 1 h'
want r. th,.y •,n k ; ; t l,v _ ,�-
ing earl
l:.i g•hoff r h,v -
rang• of toy, for th,- Xt,.4. r; t•
them a call and ratify yo -:r children,
Dutch r tl:' th or'1 r n.` tit • (nlw.
n, arty 1 v ri morning one i- (e.t.Irb-
ed in h . 111'• morning s',;mMr by
the .,1•: 1,:71 • .•' .•oris', ork . .t h,
lasing h • It' to s-.t•fy th It :1,,2•r}
MTh.
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t r'• t•ir nt 5Ir. and )Irs l.. '.(li-
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lin Seturl ty • ....nine! t h school.
mat.. of Hilda Snell haw • her a eur-
'rise piny in honor of Il r birth day.
\Villar,, t:o. nrtn. known .la
'I1ank t" hat th tomese: fur
ligh• t'•• a hL
n111;
11•1i7 - nn rn; r,-• u: 7:1 to Der
str t. .7 nigh'.
71i;- 11 ; lit ('; 1 tau. 1.
un'1 r Ih doctor e.r• ..• 'tl
of h r ,.r•ri.. Mt. �,.1„rt, \\e trip
sh • trlay h it t . ay r r .v• r}.
of ('r .Ilton. , 1 lin 1 • • 11- til 11,
V 111;17' 1,11 8:1• I,1
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.k ae !1 t • «1 •ti n,' lhrol. -1,
:n1 (•taco.
N• alit .1iy and hunday
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l% 11' • t.. 1 1 • 11!4:1 in 11,
1.r .r•.• .11 1 .11 it It t„ 1 c,,n•I .et .t
11 r. orvill.. C+un, of t11,• Thames
Roof. is visiting in town.
Mr, Jas. Gould i.- having th • .sto:
h.• r:•c• ntly purchased d front 11r, M.
Jackson, Fitt •d up and will be open
for business next week.
'1'h.•rc is talk of n new band for
Exeter. We 'hope it will not end in
talk as we need one very badly. This
would make n good slate for roma
of our aspiring councillors.
The council received a cotnmulnica-
•:.,n last week from Mr. L. E. J)aunr
- y. solicitor of Goderich, offering
$5000 to relea•c the Exeter Canning
and Preserving company from the
mortgage on the plant. The mat-
t r tt 1!! have to come before the preo-
n , Mr. Dauncey desired that a
tv h submitted at the coming,,
The communication wa.4
II 1d over at the last meeting untl
it could be figured out. A number
ar • of the opinion that the amount
o1 f red is not enough and as tha
tion• is getting late to entertain a
t -1 tw it is quite probable that
nothing tri:l be done at this time.
W • would suggest that the town ac -
c •pt this offer or make n better deal
if they can and turn the money over
to th •• Connor Machin,. Company to
enlarge their plant for the manu-
fa+ctur• of the air-cooled engine. The
Connor boys have already asked the
town for a lift and pone -40w lilt
;hi. would b• very acceptable and
ty nlld gr. t'v benefit our town.
1',nkb n r- Am) -A gnf,•t but nor,
th • less int ratio,_: event took pine•
r t h • hum • of Mr. Thome. .tray.
tib r,.n. on \Vtdncsda}•. 1) r. h.
tyh n Ili, a ldest daughter, '1 .., 11 I
h e tot • t h•• bride of .1r. :•1 • 1,
t.1• , r. l ronls•rous yours:_
farm r of Stephen. Precisely nt
five o'clock. the bride entered 'h •
parlor leaning on the ern' of her
father, to the strains of the wedding
march ably rendered by Mise Fink,
bean 'r the grooul'.-4 sal.•r. Th -
r remony which t -r: !a -I -formed 1•v
th • 1t,•v. hick,. of Crediton. h i• •
01 r and congratulations hay :
teen extended to the young cuupi.
all r' -paired to the daintily decorated
dining roost w•h r.• the good ho t
had pr•pared all the good things that
t h • inner 111311 could desire, '1'11. -
bride was gowned in whit- tach-,
-ilk •-la boratcly tri ed t..•1, ,, n
a•quin and pearls. 'rhe g•" r :•:•...v
gown way a navy btu • wale a :al : •
1„t to mnieh. Th• present.( were.
nous 'rolls and costly n. Irandsom
ch rq'i•• front the bride's father
arnnn • . r h• r The young coup: •
will r-•ttl• down to the sterner r•alr-
ti •s on the groom's farm in hl. h ,•.
'1'h yon ng couple has• th 1. -t �♦
.• i -hen of all for their future Kapp,- ••
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and prosperity.
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t:(a)TT-At liensall, on Nov. 22nd. So
'1 r. old ittrs. Loran Scott, a son.
.;t •ph,•n, Thursday,
'. ,.. .. tth. to air. and\VII-
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I•:•Yl is -in Exeter. on liattirday.
It e 3rd, to Mr. an,! Mrs. Frank • e
It•,y' a fan.
ti\\DEItR-in Exeter North. on Sun-
Dee
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D c. Ith. to Mr. and M;-.
11 •r1. -y Sanders, a son.
'.-1I.1.EItT-At Dab; Ion Line. slay. in
t h ;Het Nov.. to Mr. and Mr-. Geo -
t,• 1\'i':• rt. r daughter.
MA1ilt1ED
(:01)I101,T-.1011\S-At Elimvill •• en
Tu. •11,y. 1) •e. Gt h. by t he It -v. 11,
\ John', to
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11AI I,ANTYNE - In
Amu' • nn Wcdncs.1 ty. Nov. 30th,
t . b !. (7.1in I-' tch r. �i s
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., - It, :II' yr; t Mr. 'Natter
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Hockey Sficks and Skates
The season for these lines is here.
Hockey Sticks from 10 to So(', Hockey Pucks from
15 C 25.
Automobile Hockey skates from 1.00 to 5,00
liokers Hockey skates from 1.2 5 to 2,00
Spring Skates 5oc. to 1,00 a pair
Skate Screws and Skate Straps
This is the Place
to buy
Scissors
and Shears, Gillette and
Ever Ready Razors, Carvers in
pairs and cases, Garpet Sweepct s
and Washing Machines.
Stoves and
Ranges
Perfection oil' heater 4.75
Canada Steel Ranges 50.Oo
Chancellor Ranges 53:00
Garland Cast Ranges 33.00
Jewel Ileaters 14:00
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
Scranton Coal Agency
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