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Fanners' Instil*
AT 11XXVICR.
The Partnere Institute mestinp
heldsin Exeter on Tuesday best wore
the beet in the history a the local
stitute. The huge and enthusiast -
tie meetings' of representative farmers
showed theta. they were poosessed of
the proper progreseive; spirit amd wire
determined to learn all that could
learned regarding -the best manage.
went of their farms.
In the afternoonthe Town Hall was
filled to overflowing and all manifested
interest in the proceedings. The chair
was occupied by the presideot, Mr.
Henry Horton, who opened. the meet.
ing by a short introductory address,
after which he called on Mr. Q. Barber
Crosshill. •
Mr. Barber opoke on "Breeding and
Feeding of Fat Cattle," HIS' addreett
Was, partieularly in analin-
struetive. In the course of his remarks
he said. there, was too much cross.
breeding, and advised breeding ef ther.
oughbred stock of ,the Shorthorn*
Hereford, Poll Angus and Galloway
bred, and less of the cross 'breeding
With cattle of the milking strain. He
liked the Shorthorn and Poll Angus
prodticed the best re-
• -Siilta,--te -showed a chart of beet,
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- wi
with the cuts anarked on t enst-the
prices paid for the same at the mark*
ets and advised AS to the best breeding
to secure the best shaped ortimele for
the market. Regarding ,feeding, he
thought that twice a day WAS sufficient
. 0.80 a.m. and 0,80,p. rn.-atidthat
cattle should be allowed oath* a closed
shed every day, Mite only te drink,
preferably in the inoreing when sta-
bles are being cleaned out. Cattle
should helitept as quietaspossible and
not often disturbed to oeoure best Te.-
sulo. They should be ,fed out straw
and ensilage, barley and oats mixed*
few roots, and a little hay isOse a dal
after being. to drink. many present
asked the speaker questions which he
answered muchrtotheir •satisfaction.
The address being directly on the line
of the average farmer, those present.
were numb pleased with it.
Mr. %II; VasOn of Streffordville Was
next called opon. He spoke at length
on "Maintenance * of sou rertiutiA':
and Showed remarkably good grasp Of
-the subject, whic4coold onlybe team-
ed by a thorough stedY. The address
was _of a„Seieritific nature and while
not quite so closely in touch with *the*
farmer, was appreciated by, elle I.
spoke of the latest and most approved
itiethctds Of 'keeping the soil fertile in
BurOpeart and American' countries
Comfmringthem with Ontario ond
ducting ,frOM''''the comparison what
,Ontario Most needs,• * • .
Mr. R. B. McLean of ICippen then
gave a good general address in the
course of which he compared the.stand-
ing of the farmer With the 'other clas.
Se$ of citizens, advised them to be par-
ticular and careful in all their work, to
be honest in everything and neighbor-
ly vela' all, helping each other as raueh
as possible and thus benefitting the
whole class. He advised union'almong.
the 'farmers as in other. classes The
address was much appreciated as is io-
Nariably the case with the • speaker
Whenever he appears on -a platform.
During the afternoon the directors
bueied themselves getting members
and secured many.
,
We are now busy stocktaking and are prepar-
ed to give you some E4fa. Bargains in Winter
Goods. Don't forget these prices :
3 only $25, Men's Dag Coats for
„ 22 if
1 38 Ladies Curl 4'
3 4. 7 Persian 'taints. Cape
2"5 Ci ' Oa
4 " . 5 Seal,
2 7 Neckatnils
.. 2 ‘4 S'IS,
$17 75
1000 .
2500
4 50
a 25
3425.;
450
500
1 other 'winter, goods at stock taking prices.
vercOats at your acirnbrice.
111EICES
Specia cAsii Prices or 2 WEEKS
No Goods, sola at reduced prices except for Cash.
, "Bargainc, will royal' throughout e entirestock of
.4, ULU pry Goode, Boots and Shi 'a
ig
Crockery'. and
‘ . . .
Glassware, Wall Paper and Clothing..
COWARD' & iiii0OMPIELD
Produce taken as Cash.
Medical
A E. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor: Univ.) MEMBER,
College of Physicians otn&ttrge:-Ontario
ijospital.
Pointer Base Surgeon Toronto weste
Successor to Pr. $. A. Rollins. Night call at office,
EXAter, Ontario, , ,
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Diogfitm & CARLING, lAttuATEtts, 'scam.
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, 04ininiss1Oners.
' Solicitors for Molsons Dank, etc.
atogo) to Look itiovreot isttdot, interest.
maces, mein street, Exeter.
L R. Oaatuto, li.A., . I ',,, • ' IL, II: Mosso(
ArateY TO LOAN,
We have A large amount of private funds to loan
on faTni and village properties atiow rates of inter.
OLADMAtt STANBUIftl,
Barristers, 8olic1tors„Main st.. Exeter On
set.
Money To Loan.
I have partite tunas ta iosn on farm and village
properties at lowest rates of interest.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Office opposite Central Motel, Main.st., Exeter
IsL9YD P. JONES
t'svganist end Choir Motet of Mitehell 1,tetliod1st
Made Isorher-riatto, Organ, Voice, IlartnOny.
Modern Methods. Thormistness
Property for Sale
A line pasture farm In the Township of thy, near
Slifept41; MIA hUhdted acres, 83 acres seeded, Wilt
house and good Stable, good waters tte„
Anether 10(1 acre tont for sale. in tha township of
Ileborne.south of ittiniville.convenient to school.well
drained. smell orchard, 10 acres bush, frame house,
barn, debits and grainary.
Apply to
SANDERS AC CASECIft Exeter.
Auction Sales.
Tirssualf, 23.--,14rMil, being South Ralf ot
Lot 4, Stephen, and East Balt of Lot 8,
Bay, South Boundary, the estate of the late Rich.
Box, also Parra stook, impainenta0 the property of
A. Barbey,. Efate at 1 o doe.* sharp, on Lot 17`,
()on. t, Stephen. tr. Brown. Anat. ,
11134011 COUNTY 0013NO;Li,
'At council of the corporation of the County of
Huron will meet in the Council Chamber, OOderleh,
en Tuesday. the 23rd of Amigo at 3 o'clock • p.m.,
Alt accounts sagest the eounty must he 'placed
vith the Clerk before this date.
W, Latta Clerk.
Dated San. 10th, 1800.
For Sale
Residence, Driving Marc, Montego, ne.inan • Bug.
gy, Robe. Blanket, Two Con:skin Coats, Fur
Gauntlets, Waterproof Coats, Etc.; 40 ,GottAge at
(fraud Bend: Apply to
Pg. ROLLINS.
Electric tight' *Notice1
Nettec Is hereby given that Ms follewing rates for
all lights lotion meter will go Into effect, on and
after lanuary 15th, 1.008.
II01.78E
One to rive, Potty cents per Light per Month.
LIOLIT8
One to lye Lights, Forty.Two tents per Light
T.er Month.
C. B. sNett,
FARM POR SALE
The undersigned s offerlmr for sale that desirable
farm in the Township of Stephen, being Lot 4, Con.
8, containing 100 acres. There is on the premises *
good htlek house, bank barn and other outhdidiingc,
two never fatting wells of water arid the propertV fi
fenced and drained. This is s, splendid WWI And
will he sold rossoiNi, !Per pouttlettlses apply AS
the premises or addrese Mrs, A. Chambers, Creditmx,
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The IT. Wilmot Murex end Marjle
Adams Comedy Oo'y are holding forth
In the Opel% noose this week,
An interesting feature was an exhi.
bition of dried et:mein:tees of the differ-
ent weeds of Ontario. They,. caused
much interest and „many remarked
that they never soppeted there • were
so many weeds. This Was a good edu-
cation in itself regarding the appear-
ance mad names of the weeds. ' Itis so.
very necessary thing that farmers
should know those enemies; to their
crops and the best meals of getting
rid of them.
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NVOMENS' INSTITUTE.
In connection with the Farmers' In-
stitute the Women's, Institute held an
afternoon meeting in the Opera House.
The chain was occupied by the west -
dent of the local institute, Miss
Mrs, Vernon gave a well received reci-
tation, besides which an interesting?
address was given by Miss Millar of
Guelph. •
Mise Millar's subject Was "Our
School." This subjeccie one that is
new in institute work yet one of great
inspoetance and, one that the Institutes
in the future will have more to Ray
about. Quoting Mr. L. H. Bally of
Cornell University: "One's training
• for the work of life is begun in the
home and fostered in the school. This
training is the result of a direct and
conacious effort on the part of the
parent and teacher, combined with the
indirect result of the surroundings in
which the child is placed. The our.
roundings are more potent than we
think, atul they are usually neglected."
Miss Millar inged upon a greater co-
operation between home and sehool
and hoped that the mothers ,woUld'
take a greater interest in that,. place
where the children were spending
AO large a part of their time. It is itn.
floated that the teacher's influence be
sound, forceful and effeetive, and the
right kind of teacher cannot be had
for a low salary. It is no economy to
save on a teachee'ss salary, yet this;
Miatake is oomefinitai made, espeelaily
in rural sehoole. Speaking of the
school age it watt found that hoped
-
tors, Doctors. nod Teachers agree that
it wm & great mistake to send a child
to school too young. The introduction
of such anbjecte as Manual Training,
Domestic Scienee and Nature Study
WAS spoken of and many of the bene-
fits were shovitt forth. The value fif
flowers!, pleturese ete,, in the Achool
room cannot be estimated and the in -
thence of such is for good. Besides
speaking of 'simple means that would
add to the comfort .of the pupils, the
stibjeet of the oehoot grounds was
dwelt upon and how they might be
made betray spots by the planting of
treeo and flowers.
0011Cmier IN Yeritillse.
setertainetent given in the eV-
it4 he Opera House Wes Isegely
by'h4th townipeoSe and,
country_ Jolo. The chair Wa*oecupi.
god by Mx* T. IL CArlitsg in his .eatual
/manner, and lirst.clairo: pro.
filtoennee wee reisdered. Pleiteing solos
wero snag by Mimics johns And-iffartin
while Wipes Rittman and Dow gime
an excellent piano duet. The orchest.
rit Wes preeerrt and played eeveral
choice seleetione. Interspersed among
the tomeical numbers were three ad.
•dreoots from the forme speakers who
spoke in the afternoon rueetinges.--Mr,
MasOri• orit"A Trip to the Maritime
Proviaa4.10e; Mr, Barber on "Partners'
Senile" and Mies Millar on ..‘Domestie
Seience Muctv ittformation wae
gained 'irom the description of the
eaatern provinces, bilany good sound
reasonwere given why the farmers'
sons ghoul:el titiek to, thefArin andaveid
the allurements of the city.. Valuable'
hintaettere thrown out by Miss_Millar -
**to tbe, management of the lidme,
and the gieatinfluenee of a knowledge
of the many household duties to the
Woman o to -day, particular attention
being greti to the many, useful things
a childsj.. *$ Gold, be taught. With the
sitigiiig of "God Save the King."' there
closed a very instructive day's Meet-
ings* Ow i4tat`thst-inetitute have,ever
heisther6
'AP IIRPCMFIEL41),
The institute Meeting at 'BrtiPefield
on Saturelay Afternoon was of Much
theea100 nature as that at Exeter,
Mr.: Barber Sand Mr. *teen spoke On
the eanns subjects while Mr...Horton
Occupied the *chair. In. addition Mr.
It. Carling of Exeter gave a talk on
14*1.'rialtry ,and -Farm- -Prodece."
spoke at length And .interestingly from
bbs .vieWaJoint-Of the nierchatit whoie
ContinitaliX buying the farm' produce
and selling: .the Saline, :and therefore
'gains a knowlenge OS to the Meaner
in.which the "produce ,Should be put
up. He advised the greatest care un-
der alt cireinnataneee and the result.
would be that the ' farm. produee.
Would • derreted the highest ourrket
prices at all, 'times. Regarding •the
raising of isoititrYbe.atrongly advised
lareedingthe better claaset altogether
ttS from these the best, results were
ehttkitietthothli3 flesh, arsieggs at the
Seine post. alsoaraakeof t
sity' Of keeping ...the 'poultry in st2,01604,'
place as theiarwaa nothing like filth to
keg . the *feathered tribefrom doing
wel •
oo,O000dilliro,
'ADDITIONAL LOCAL
onsoo Willienis ansi little
d y of Ilistreine, returoed.
last 'week fromat, visitrWith Mrs. Will.
ittinsasister, Mts.Miller„ at Kincardine.
,Mrs, Richard Pickard and:Miss Pick-.
ard are visiting in Brantford at the
home of Mr. Win. Verity. Mr. Verity
intends leaving for Australia on a
busiriess triP.
Mrs, CARR and son Percy, who
is here on a visit from Manitoba, -re-
turned Thursday from Detroit, Baden,
and Kalamazoo; where they have been
visiting for two weeks. •
Mr. Thos. Coward, who recently pur-
chased Mr. 1. G. Tones' general buiii.-
,ness in Winchelsea, 'last week moved,
to town, occupying the residence of
the late ,Tohn McInnes.
The revival services continue in the
lames street church this week under
the leadership:of Rev.' Min. Gedwin,
•These services are being well attended,
and muchgood is being done. 4' s
Mr. Uriah Cunningham who has
been visiting friends andrelatives in
and awned Exeter for the past few
weeks, returned to Strathcona, Alta..
pri Monday. Mrs. Cunningham. who
accompanied him here will continue
her visit for some time:
Mr.' nevoid Bissett, who has been,
engaged in the Wiser& Bank here re-
ceived word last Week from headquar-
ters to report for duty at Amherst.
burg on the return of Mr. Belcher, who
is visiting hisparents in California and
is expected home about February 1.
Mr. Geo. Eacrett, an old Exeter boy
who has been absent for about eight
years; was in town during to past
week shaking hands with old friends..
Ratcrett is a son of Mr. Michael
,Bacrett of Brantford. • He will be re.
menaberedaui one of the team ofl,
Exe-
tsr's star baseball tint), of some years
since. Daring his stay in the West he
resided in many places. ?spending the
gr eater part of the time in British
Columbia in the mining town's. The
past summer, however, he was back
at „the old game of batosball in Winni-
peg. Geo. looks about the sameas of
rare.
• Aithous,h our sale has been going on for some time, we cad still show you,
a large range of Bargains in every department.
Snaps in Cents' furnishing
1 Linea Collars, -band, tifened point, double rolled, sizes 14i 1 011 inclusive.
Regular price 15 cents, now 12 vents.
2 Ties,-Fonisitsband. bows, etei, regular price25 cents, now 20 tents.
Special Rue of 50 cent ties fdr 25 cents.
a Way's Murders, -Regular price '75 cents, now 00 cents. N'eekscarfs, reg.
War pre, 00, 75 and $1, now 40, 00 arid 80 cents.
,4 'All fancy sus enders, including the "President," regular nigse 50 cents',
now 4 cents.. -
pnaps for the Ladies
1 Printa---Ileavy,--doubte.threaded print,'*-regular-rnice 10--couts for* -81 -00'4
Fine English prints 12t 44 11 4.
2 White Madras waist goods.
Bird's eye poplin
Fancy Mail.pattern
" Serpentine pattern
" Clover Leaf "
Plain Poplin •
Meek And 'White Madras
00 4,
8 NVhite,Maslite; Fancy Stripe
. Fancy open check
Dirnity'stripe arid dot -
Fancy Chitin stripe
egular Price 25 eents.now 10 cents
it 85 .,,f4 25
of 85.0 25
85 00.20
it 25 44 19
29
85 ' 20 •
as
14 20 .,,
.o
" 15 10;
„ 15 ,00
10
4 Coronation blue gilt.lined, Dinner Set, 07 pieces, regular pri& $11 new $
•ItemeMber we give -10% discount on Groceries. '
k
lestone &Gardiner
golden otteions from her eraire
and Mrs; Sirepson were well reeeived
as were also the solos by Messrs. M.
Curtin, *Andrew Hicks and Wilbur
Hicks Pasequa, Assa,. On the whole
the affair was a pleasing success and
the cominitteein charge are deserving
of all kinds praise. The proceeds
ansonnted to about $69,- -
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Goshen Virte•..steptten
ence. T esolos by Mrs. Nelson illeRs
• • ,
The many friends of Mr.„ and goo.
GeiaLllawhinney-rnet at their heenevn,
Saturday eiieninsarisl 'spent a very
pleasant time. Mr: and Mos. Mawldn-
ney friends to roast goose
tialt*.tairirtry. EveryboaY wear- igana
qiifte ,plestaid_.with' the bountiful eq.,
clays,. Some 25. years ago Air. 'Green -
wood's father lett these parts for Da-
kota with' only entmtAh money to take
itira there. He has prospered greatly
sinoe‘ going there and to.day he' and
his six sons are owners of nearly'. 8.000
acres of land, all in one block, On ,Whieb
they raised this year a bo o t 80.000 busk.'
els- of, grain. Kenneth Greenwood and
a younger brother work between them
640acres, On which they- grew this •
year 3,000 bushels' Of wheat, No. 1
Northern; Amo bushei§„ of barley and
2,000 bushels ofoate. Of this they have
-
sold 2,000 bushels of wheat at 74c., anti
2,000 bushels of barley at 80e. A far-
mer'a telephone system is operated in
the neighborhood of Crystal anclevery
farnierhas a telephone in his heraie,
for which $18 a yr.tr IS paid, this
per. willeh' they- •received. -Mr.•Bigin. rt -k,11. -0-11a3' lc ila,*-.tOrteh with the-
A.my..ot„,,Stutron, anent Saturday. with '''03.atgeis They rtIrsil mail. de-
bMirs. 15Alsrtethri-i'irMGrtanWvittllie. 'aMndadbii'snsnOelYa;r-aliThivere, waiilsiOetthWaveeTkp8nirorbist4iotnisfaa•Vd°17;
Neal vanpa ow, sister, drunken man is never seen in that Part
4igsjannien/lllei-61TlIrzdaYPf
1tse,-Miss n' eeentris spend- Dakota.•
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in a tww days with Mrs. Davey: also
luRrni
Mrs. Staley of Exeter i svisiting with
mother, Mrs. Davey. -Mr. Robert Ma- Patorrr-In Usborne, on Jan. 10, to Mr:
whinney, who has ,been sick vvith .„saidMrs. JonProut,Jr.,adatgbter.
very- had void, is ranch better. Mrs. i
Mawhinney's friends are much pleased
to see her out again. -Miss Lydia
Schroder who has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Sohn Wilhelms for
sometime bas returned te her home
in Dashwood. -Mrs. Thomas Yearly
And Mrs. Wm, ,,Yearly spent Friday
last" with friends in Boston. -Mr. and
Mrs. James Lamport of Crediton south
spent Sunday with Mr. Lainport's.sis.
'ter, Mrs. lhomas Yearly. -Mr. Robert
Gower, who was sick with the In
grippe last week, is able to be around
Again; • 1
1,091iNgib. ,41
Centralia,
Mr. NV. F. Abbot and wife have ar.
rived home from Winnipeg to 'visit
Mr, Abbott's father, Mr. F. Abbott.
They spent the mummer in the .West.
Mr, Gins Coughlin is still very ill
with rheumatism. '
Silooibrill4 ,.smAermr. - A. shooting
match will be held at Moffatt's' Hotel
on Thursday Jan. 25. Three evente
will be shot Bios reeks' at 10 11. 111.,
live birds at 1 p. in., and blue rocks at
3 p. m. Win.flofferA is the manager,
and 3. O. Sheartlova the umpire.
A load of young people attended the
show in Exeter Tuesday, iiight. -Mr.
'brio. Baskerville is improving frOM
his recent illness. -Mr. Hodgert
and family spent Sunday with Mr. sma
Mrs. Thos. anniveraary
of the reopening of the Methodist
church hero on Sunday last WAS at
tended with suecess, Rey,.. Manning
of Clinton „ occupied the pulpit both
morning aed evening and preached
two able and appropriate disconrsee.
On Monday evening an oyster supper
was 'served In the besement, of the
church followed by A choice program,
Coneldering the very wet and °U1105 _gree.
*hie weether theattendanee was
The selectione by the Centralist Quer-
tette were highly pleasing. Mb's Mi.
Nil Hit**, of Alms. College, gave ilev.
eral elocutionary owler,tions aria acquit.
I tea herself admirably and she won
- Spdotri
Miss McArterls the new teacher at
our school. We wish her every sue.
cess. -A large sleighload from here
enjoyed a pleasant evenifig at the
heme of Mrs. Wm. Dearing. Sr., on
Thursday night, ----Last Sunday a cer-
tain young gent front Exeter drove
back here with fixing colors ansi took
a'couple Of our fair ones for a .drive.
It appears that the horse took . fright
and beeeme unmanageable, upsetting
the buggy, throwing the occupants
out and smashing the top. However.,
we are pleased to learn thatthey es-
caped with- hot a few scratches and a
severe shaking up. It might have
roved a very seriousaffair.--Kenneth
G
reenwood of Oryetal,N,D., is visiting
is uncles, Messrs. Silas and Samuel
Stanlake. When he left home a few
weeks ago there was a footof snow',
and the coideet weather that they bad
up to the time of his leaving was 20
below'zero, which lasted only a few
..**ARItlaanse
SWErmEn-Towtat-At the, bride'e
parents',iesidence, -Reborn% On Jan-
uary 17bh, lay Rey. -Mr. Fair, Mr,
* Sweitzer,,bf-Blanshard, to Miss Bin
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ma Towle, daughter of Mr, John.
Towle.'
SmALE-TowLE-At the residence of
the bride's parents, ITaborne,on Jan. -
17th, by the Rev, Fair, Mr. Tharp -
ton Sinale,... to Miss Louisa Towle,
• daughter &Mr. John Towle.
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RYAN -RYAN -In Lucan, en San. 8,
by Rev. •Thonaas. Nathaniel A.Ryart
to Miss Abigal Ryan, all of Lucan.
Dretstatt-Dovrao-In Parkhill. on Jan
10, by Rev- Fr. roster, John Dig-
nan to 'Miss Lizzie Doyle of Parkhill.
110VVALb—PIARD -At the Luther-
an parsonage, Zurich, on San. 0, by
Rev. Schnelke, Henry Rovvild, to
MissClaraFlaxbarkboth of Zurich.
PAnntsa-M.6..awt-In 131ansharci,on
San. 10, BerbertTarrish of Mitchell,
• to 11088 Emily, &lighter of Samuel
Mahaffy, Blanahmid
Syrisniame-Bnoww-In Mitchell, Ori
Jan. 10, by Father Roriaiii' Auttin,
Stedman, of Treherne, Man.; to Mies
Lizzie, daughter of Mrs. John Brown
of Mitchell. •
i'Form0rt-MONxe0r,0-At the home Of
the bride's parents, on Jan. 174 by
Rev. O. Fletcher, Lawrence Fulton,' ,
to Misa Laura, second daughter of '
D. MeNieol, Farquhar, *
S ee 44.tioar
We 'need the Boom and Money.
2 Garland Double Heaters with oven, reg. $3.00, for $28.90
4 jewel
a 44, 44 44 8.90
1 Souvenir 41 " " 3100, “ 81.00
1 Seeond.hand Heater $ 9.00
1. Second-hand Heater, with oven .... ...for, $20.00
Our Stock was never so eoinplete—Garlandss Souvenir*
and Crown
A large coal or wood Cook with mervoirt special $28.00
Reaman s Hardware 86 Stove Store
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