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he Old Reliable
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don't know. We do know where
You Can Get the 13est,Line of Goods
to be had anywhere. Full value for the money is oar motto,
Any one who knows the value of money will call and examine
our goods and see the big bargains we are offering.. Weill
Weill! The new good are still coming. We have jtist. receiv-
ed a large line of
READY-TO—WEAR CLOTHING
in Mens' Yooths' arid Bosrs' Tweed Suits. Now some of these
lines se are going to clear at a bargain. Come in and have a
look. Suits marked in plain figures. "Cloths to please the
lads and prices to please the dads."
Gents' Furnishings a Specialty.
• Have a fine assortment of TIES, SHIRTS and HATS, The
latest akia nobbiest. •
"My its chilly these evenings! Sayl wife, won't you go to
'The Old Reliable' and get me eome of thbse Elastic -ribbed un-
derwear. They handle the Penangle in. light, medium ane
heavy weights,
IligheSt price -pad for Produce.
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DR.°. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D. D. S. •
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Deterrssit .
Member of the R. C. D. S. of Ontario and -Honer'.
• Graduate of Toronto University.
OffICE: Over Dickson tiz Oarling's Law °nice, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. 4, R. KINSMAN, L. S, D. D. S.,
Honor graduate of Toronto Univeristv.
DENTIST. .
eeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office in Faneon's Block, west side Main street,
Exeter.
• Medical
A F. bIALLOY, e. • (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER.
.41.. College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario,
Former Heim Surgeon Toronto Western. llespital.
Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on
first street north of office', Exeter, Ontario.
44.grot. •
CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI.
• Commissioners.
, 8 olleltorPfor 3,t1OltrosrisC13(jannreltrrat
•
• Money to Lona at lo est rat/ea-of interest.
Offices, Main str, t, Exeter,
1. R. Ositture, B.A., L, DroxsoN
iVIONET TO WAN.
Wellave a large amount of private funds to lean
ea farm and village properties at low rates of inter-
est. . ,
• GLADMAN STANBURY.
Barristers, SolleitorsAlain st., Exeter Oa
_Brown------
rrot -Dipii!na: Of Boyal 'incorporated Society of
Musicians, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial
Ctitiren,ExSter. Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory
'of Music, Teries on application. Exeter, Ont,
r.r.acfrp ?1JONES
Organist and Choir Master ot Mitchell Methodist'
' "Chtsxch, Teacher -,Piano, Organ. 'Mee, Harmony.
Modern methods Thoroughness
Farm for Sale
Lot 111 Con. 2, Biddulph, property of the late Pat-
rick Carey; a splendid farm. The London and Wes.
tern Trieste Company, Limited,
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received by the Village Clerk, jos,
Senior, for the building of a house at the cemetery.
Plans and epecifications ten be seen atthe the Clerk's
bilices Tenders will be opened Monday, Sept. 24, 1906.
• A. Q. )3obier, Reeve,"
LOT FOR SALE.
• The unders*ned Is offering for Pale the let stelae
on 4fain street, north el the pleining mill. This is a
sPlendid property, well loeated, and should make aa
excellent building site. Will be gold reasonable.
rer partieulare apply to Mrs. Fanny Mallett, Eieter
FOR SALE
One of the best Viral" On Louden ltd., north of EX••
eter, containing. 100 ireres;90 acres. of which 'oder
miltrvtition, 10 acres first.clasll hardwood bush. Thie
feria k thoronSillY ultto.date one, tine brick house
large bank barns, an in good' repair; well watered,
well drained and well feneed, goecl orthard, and hi
eiturited in One of the very best farming eotnnumities
in the PrOVinee of Onterio, arid eonvenient to both
Exeter and Ilensallmerkete, Tenns RN easy. For
further particulars- apply to Metars. Diekton &
Vetting, Barristers, Exeter, Ont.
Sale Registers.
• FRIDAV, SEPT. 24--,Earin Stock and implements,
the property of Arthur Sanders, Lot 21, Con. 3,
Stephen. Sale at 1 o'clock. Jas. Stanley, amt.
FARM FOR SALE
A Arat-class &riot Lot 6, fon. 3, 'Osborne, eorittin.
ing 100 aeres, with p;ocal undO• draining. On the
preinise8 are a good frith hot.se 20'30. kitelien 1.2x
18; frame barn asleie; teitik born 30,02; graeary 21."
24, all in good repain 1 Sere of err:herd. The farm
3,3rallet Wen Etettri with 4 whoa on the lob and
e. church oppo8ite, POO t 700A), half in eeth and bal.
mice on mortgage, or other eoriditieng to suit por.
teaser. epley to Mathes Mena, Cootratist or to
Rebert Reused, Exeter.
...#0.1.2,""egiumernorszt , ,
Ontario Liquor Lioense Aot
. License District of South Huron. Notice is here-
by. given that Jame? Hannan, of the Tovinship of
Stephen, has made application for permission to
transfer his township tavern license for the premises,
in the Township of 'Stephen, known as the Shipka.
Hotel, to.Etra Brenner of Grand Bend, and that said
application _will be considered at the meeting of the
Board of License Cominissioners, to be held at Com-
mercial Hotel, in the Village of lieneall, on the 29th
day of Sept., 1906, at the hour of 10 am.
All persons interested will govern themeelyes an -
cordiogly,
John Torrance, License Inspector.
Dated at Clinton, this 8th day of Sept., 1906.
Auction Sale
FARM STOOK ete- IMPLEMENTS
The undersigned will tell by public anetion, on
LOT 21, CONOESSiON 15,eSTEPHEN
• , -ON-
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1906.
at 1 o'clock, p.m, the following prorieity, viz:
1 general purpose mere, 11.yrIold, supposed to be
in foul to Rakerfleld; 1 gelding, 8 -yr -old by Old Wi-
wi Chiegi gamete 2 -yr -old, by Albion; 1 filly, 1 -yr -
old; 1 colt, 1 -yr -old by Brinker Sprague' 1 filly, 3
months old; 1 thoroughbred cow in calf, 1' thorough.
bred heifercalf, 5 coWs in calf; 2 2 -yr -old steers, 5
yearlings, 2 heifers, 2 -yr -old, ,supposed to be in calf;
4 springealves, 2 brood sows in pig, 2 yearling lambs,
Leicester% a number of hone, Massepliarris binder,
Frost lit Wood mower, 6 ft cut; hayrake, combined
drill, CoCkshutt vvalkingplow, iron har-
rows, winner, top carriage, cart, I wagons, 1 Tali
sleighs, Noxon Disc, fanning straw cutter,,
Maple Leaf grinder; weiigh scales, capacity 1000 lbs;
turnip pulper, 2 set double harries", neekyOkest
whiffietrees, chains of all kinds, 1Mes,"shovels, rakes,
Cream separator, emery stone, and numerotis other
articles. Positively all Will be add without reserve
as the proprietor has sold his farrn.
TERMS:-.L.Surns of $5 and under, eaeh; over that
amount 6 raonthe' credit given on furnishing approved'
foint notes. A discount of 3 per ,cent, off for cash
Ori credit amounts. -• •
E. EtOSSENBERRY, Auct, WM. EHLERS, Prop.
THREE
TIMES
aas many students were enroll-
ed at mit opening this year ttS
last year. The cause is, that
all our graduates receive ex-
cellent situations in leading
Canadian and American cities.
‘Wingham 'Business College
is alive in institution. It (bet;
things. •
Catalogue for the asking.
10180. SP9TTON Principale
The Exeter. Council.
Thee•Councir Melt on the 10th. All
present, Militates read and approved.
The matter a street watering ssees- Attendance Far Exceeds Previous
by Jas! Cireech, seconded by A. E. Yetge-hireeters 'Well Pleased With Re -
Puke that the rate be 12e. per. toot. sults-Exhibits Class tip Well and Excel
Noteeee were to be immediately eerved Vernior Yeers In Many Respects -Gross
and Court of Revision held on Sep- Dee„eatet„„,4
tember 21; at 7.80 p.m,-Cerried. , The .`?`""e"-- Twa"'"'"" •"'"u
eA meritorious Attractlop.
follosving accounts were ordered to be
paid: 0. B. Snell, eleceric
$103,60; Wm. Jacobi deeming fire en,- The Ssstplien& usborne Ageicultural
iinother. Sticoessfal Faiv
,
ment was taken tin and it was moved•.
g ine,s2; a parsons, 'four weeks street S0Ciet,y, in conjunction with the SOuth
watering, $42; Queen City Oii Co., gas- Huron -Agrienituud Society, and all
ohne, $0.80; Snell &Rowe, lining, VA. those hiterested in the two societies
can rejoice over
er? O. Cudinore, labor„ $4; Thos. Creech, the very successful re-
laber, $7; W. J. Bissett, salary, $32; stilts of the fair held here on Monday
Jelin Ford, salary, $27; Jos. senior. 6 and Tue3day last, being arecord break -
mos. salary, $02. 50; Jos. Senior as Re. er of anything heretofore held 'tinder
turning °Meer, V; S. "Sanders, tele, similar auspices. There could *have
grams, 510; Jos. Cobbledick, cebeen mi two opinions regarding the
ment,
$1.12: Oreech-lieaman-tliat the Reeve weather, it. being fins and very war"
and Treasurer be empowered to borrow The crowd that passed through the
$500 if needed. Creech-Heanean--- turnstile numbered well into the thous -
that theReeve obtain advice on the ands, being probably the largest crowd
n3atter of collecting a transient fee that has ever assembled, on the
from Mr, Broderick. A busy half grauh1ds.
hour was spent fixing rate of taxation The special attraction this year was
for the year. It was finally agreed en the Venetian Band. This refined or -
motion of Messi.s. Creech and Treble ganization is composed of musicians of
that the rate be 21 mills on the dollar: the higbesksense of the term and lov-
Debenture indebtedness accounts for 1 erS °f mesic enjoyed a rare treat.
moles, .-the sebeoi for 5 mins, the Their selections, including many. pop -
county 2 mills, aed the town 10 mills. °141* air4, as well as dif:dmdt 131.e6es,
The three former are uncontrollable ere rendered with excellent effect, the
and this year they demand an extra harmony being exquisite.
milli, owing to the trustees asking for The .gate receipts amounted to near-
ly 4700s wlaile the total gross receipts
$200 more than lrist year and the
covinty asking for $300 more. 'They reached over $1000,
account for 1 mill extra-, while the pay- The 'indoor display was especially
ing of double the usual amount on the good. 'The ladies had succeeded in
Town Hall aecounts for the other. .furniaang nice things and their hand -
Reeve BobierNtated that the insurance iwerk Was conspicuous on all side,,
adjuster was here and the cormiany while the hall contained !rainy' bust -
would pay the claim re house at ceme-• lleSS displays of a striking character.
tery in full, $700. The council ajourn-
.The showing of horses was exceed-
ed to Sept. 24th. ingly gond, probably the best ever
• ...,. shown in Exeter, at least the concen-
PALL i MILLINERY OPENINGS
sulnatgictalitVerALenptahr
at tnwenatya.11 classes,
save the Polled Angus claest which ex.
, .
During the week the millinery es- sented. L -
• isted only in hlantc, were well repro-
tablishments of town have been hold-
ing their fall millinery openings, The Many fine sheep and swine wer•e to
be seen, Mr. Geo. Penhale's winnings
display of has is as usual very beau*
ful, brilliant in colors, varied hi size ieein Lincolns again this year being con -
and shape, with trimmings of many The
kinds. In size we find the large Gains-minSpOIY,IlintuVyrrieerAlbsit was again very
la for dress wear, the sinall,long '!4.,..ge "d 4 a' high order of merit*
boroug
The roots
turbine effects, ready -to -wears and sea- , vegetables and fruit were
while the medinfif numerous' and large and of an excel
lora predominating,
size is not lost sight of. Any sized hat lent 'qualitY'
Coneiderable fun _was had out of
is well within the -fashion. In -shape
there are the "Vesta Tilly" with wide hlecmc° t " ctf-Chvee -heats 'in .771116h
regular rim and high crown, the emit. there were three entries. They won
ler sailor, the "Beatrice" with small In tll following order: -J., Piper on
Snell 454Rovve's trrey,, S. Elliott on Dr.
crown and wide turned Up rine. and Ratosayt bar; F. Hamlett on .-wea.
"Hood." • In colors there is the white
hat with black trimmings - and the flure,°?_6/44, brown. * W. R. Eiliott was
bilt:ele With White trimmings;calso navy,, .-1,The Entertainment in the evening
resida greens, brown, old rose, p um., L'-'eae pates; glebe :was of a lug or er
In tritumifigs black and white1O0011- �f while there is ao,est variety and to the lovets of music proved- a
of wino, quills, coque arid, peacock treat rarely enjoyed. The aggregation
feathers, ostrich; ribbons in Dresden% embraces artists of marvellous' talent
fancy stripes and plaids; flowers, par- and their various selections were list-
ticularly mammoth roses of all colors; ened to with great inteeest and pleas -
and maline for bandeau trimmings. tire. The selections by Miss Lula Pot -
The variety in the models of hats is of ter Rich were admirably rendered.
suited to a becoming -hat. A promin-
be Possessing as she does a pertictilarly
charming and well-rounded voice of
such a range that every, face may
ent feature is the drooping effect in
• reuaarkabte sweetness and- volume
both brim and trimmings. The. ban. she was a favorite. The attendance
was good.
dean plays an important part, While
the brims of the large hats are, as a Following are the prize winners;-
.
rule. Straight and regular, with little
$.`
11011SES
inclination to tures and twists. Where General Purpose -Brood mare, Wm.
a large hat has an up turning
invariablyeef a regular character. Morlock, R Birch 2 and 3; foal, R Birch
rning brim it
1 and
The small hat is soinetiraes more ir- •2; 3 -year-old, W Hyde, W Ma-
guire 2 and 3; 2.year-otd, jno High, It -
regular in outline. Kraft, W Dunsford; 1 -year-old, John
establishments arid. in each of. them Handford. Decker, •
Exeter has four first-class millinery
one finds the same general character- Agricultural -Brood mare, W Dixon
isties, varied according to the individ-
& SonW Wren, R Birch, foal, R
uality of the ladies in charge. One .
Birch, &Son, J. Colwill; 3 -year
particularly pleasing hat at Miss Mor -
look's was ofelmall Size, narrow brim -
old, Simon Hunter. Dickson & Son,
Rich Yellow; 2 -year-old, J E Creery,
gently upturned and coseeeel with Craven Bros., T Hein; 1 -year-old, T
folded velvet, a Glengarry crown cov••
Passinore; team, j J .Hogarth, W T
ered with folded silk, trimmed vel Elliott, W Patrick; Sweepstakes, AV
high on lett side with a bow of. bltic Elder,
taffeta ribbon, buckle and wings, andW
Heavy Dranght-Brood mare,
..knots of ribbon on the bandeau.- Bernick 1 and 2, 3 Rowcliffe; foal W
At J. A. Stewart's. where Miss San- Wren J Rowcliffei W Kernick; 3,year
ders is the head milliner, was seen a old, T Shapton, WWren, Dixon &Son;
pretty, large hat of plum couche vel- 2 -year-old, W Bawden, A Turribull,W
vet, covered plain, with a slight bell H Passmore; 1-year•old, J Horton, R
crown and trimmed with a wreath of Birch, W Bawden; team, S Hunter,
roses an a iage. n ei
d f 1. 0 the left s'cle WK ' k D- &So . weepstakes
ernic , mon no3 ,
were two plumes with 4 knot of vel- S Hunter.
vet on a high bandeau. -At Snell & judges -W II Taylor,Parkhill; Wm
Rowe's where Miss Steinbach is in Fawcett, Mitchell; Wm Rae, St. Paul.
charge we found a pretty Peter Pan
shape, sinaillar to a Glengarry, long Ilackneys.- year -o , oa es, 2- Id W C t -
1 -
crown, wide brim turned op in turban Year -014, W Roadsters -Brood
ea,.. Coates,
,
fashion, covered with dark green Roadsters-oroomare, w oates,
panne velvet, and trimmed with plaid foal, A Bissett. G Rowcliffe,W Coates;
ribbon, quills and blue berries. -At Id,V Witzel, D Schnell, 13 it
Jones & Clark's vvhere Miss White is Higgins..3-year-o, 2 -year-old, W Rennie, J Del -
in ebarge was seen a handsome huge aj•iidge,h.r: team,
1-yeateold, A Reid,
soft crowned hat,with ta narrow point- •LE, " .9- , W Buchanan, T L Rod -
ed oblong brim. It WAS covered with _g' "'nage° Br°84 r°114stel'' 1 Mc`
black silk applique, and tritiamed with zi rg'ghton, P M Chesney, J Sparrow;
two black semi -plumes falling over the ladydriver.-J Decker,Dew Bros. W
S t Iw Witz'el.
hairaind two large bows of black satin Buchanan; ..!_i+eeP a "" . t.
ritiKtn at the back of the crown. Carriage -Brood mare, E Ohms re,
tie, 1) Schnell, II Etwortby; .3 -year-old.
The work train going north Satur- s Iluntert It Birch, D L Bentley; 2 -
day ran over and killed a man natned year-old, Paul Madge, Nelson Watson.
Sam. Appleby at Lonesboro. tt N Rowe; 1 -year-old, W Elliott, T.
-----11°- ' . Russell, D Schnell; team, J Colwill;
Sale Hilt SeaSON' Approaches eji.nentanoorns;e,srrtel3posetharesa,nAJILOntieeerr. ye
---e, eastsesesealeessessessessesiesei judges---Robt.Wilson,Seaforth;,Tas.
Our blends, the farmers, will some McFarlane, Falkirk; Peter McGregor,
of them soon be selling their farms, ' Brumfield. * .
tone stook, intpleinents,ete. VVhen • CATTLE.
they do so they wan% a "good sale." • . .
The best way to get it is to have Thorobred Shorthorn-Cow,H Smith,
your bills printeil here and the sale T Ruseell 2 and 3; 2 -year-old heifer, B.
advertised in ' Smith 1, 2, H. Crich; 1 -year-old heifer,
.. , . 11 Smith, 1, 2; Sr. heifer calf, li Smith;
The Exeter dttavoca.-te n ()rich 2 and 3; Sr. bull call, II Smith,
' - , - II Crich; Jr. heifer calf, '11 Smith, I
That goes to nearly every home in Johns; 11 Crieh; Sr, WI colf• 11 Smith,
the eiumnimity. A wiee thing is II Oriel), 11, Oath, II Saab; Sweep -
11. Elworthy, Sehnell; foal E Chris -
7year-old Inger, T Prier 1 and 2, hel-
ter calf; T Breek, heilefalf, T BasSIt. 1
"
Betehers Oattle---2-year-old eteer, J
Hawkins 1 and 2 W Weetcott; -yeaft-
old Steer, T teleapten, re Hunter 2 and
eteer calf, II Saadi; S Hunter; fat
eow, T Shantou, 3 Hawkin's. exportseem.,3 Hawkins 1, 2 and 3, group
calyes, H each, 11Smith.
S ilEEP
Sontliclowns-Aged ram, ram lamb,
and pen, McIntosh 13ros.; ewe, shear -
ling evve, ewe iamb, McIntosh Bros. 1
and 2.
• Shropehiredowns-Aged ram, rarn
lam and pen, A Duncan; shearling an:,
ewe shearling ewe, ewe lamb, A Don-
ca.n and 2.
Lincoins--A.ged ram, ewe, shearling
teqwwle! itaernPbesnelawaoleiltnantfr,02e; sniroazr,11.41711=,
P. Madge,
It Bell took all prizes in Leicester
shreeapt.sheep
--Fat ewe, A Duncan, G.
Penhale.
Judge -Wm. Cooper,
FIGS •
Yorkshire -Boar, Chas Harvey; year-
old boar, year-old sow, 0 Harvey, R
Birch; 1906 boar, It Birch, 0 Harvey;
two-year-old sow, R Birch, 0 Harvey
2 and 3; 1906 sow, R Birch 1 and 2.
Berkshire -1906 boar, David Doug-.
las; 1906 sow, R Birch.
Tam worth -Boar, year-old boar,
boar, D Douglas; 2 -year-old sow, year-
old sow and 1006 sow, D Douglas 1, g.
Piga for packing, and Diploma, pen,
D Douglas, 0 Harvey, R. Birch.
Judge- 1' Prior.
POULTRY.
Silver Penciled Wyandottes-G Hey-
wood 1 and 2; chicke E Heywood,
Gelleywood; Light Bralanias, G W Ir-
win, Tenn Carling, Ji.; chicks, Carling
Brosa Dark 13ra hrnas, G Irevie 1 and 2;
Barred Pylmonth Rocks and chicks,
Carling Bros. A Bissett; White Ply-
mouth Rooks and chicks, G Irwin, A,
Reith; Buff Rocks and chicks, II Row-
cliffe 1 and 2; Buff Cochins and chicks,
and Langshans and chicks, G Irwin;
13Iack Coclains, A Reith; chicks, G Ir-
win; White Oochins A Reith; Silver
Grey Dorkins and Chicks, G Irwin 1
and 2; Black Breasted Red Game, G
Irwin, T. Carling; Jr., any variety
game, Black Red Game, G Irwin; Ban -
terns G Prwint A Reitb, chicks, A
Reith; any variety Bantam, W Carter;
chicks, W Carter 1 and 2; Silver Span-
gled Hamburg chicks, W Oartere Gol-
den Spangled Tiara burgs and chicks;
W Carter; Silver Penciled Hamburg;
W Carter 1 and 2; Golden Peneilled
Hamburg, W Carter 1 and 2;. chicks,
Qarter; Week Hamburg, W Carter.
1 and 2; Etoadans, A Reith, W Carter;
chicks, A Reith; Orphington. B Mea-
Mrs.1Dese Swees*„ 11, Yellawi Seekel, 8
Betide:le ni,,ee, seajoe, Csaelitige
Caaling
Pneeetes-e-Earle terasifoi E floe
4r, Mae. I.Voelard; any varietY. GC()
ebroNior, A. Neil.
Panels- Dziantes Purple, Ceding
Bros, T Morgan; Lombards, T Broca,.
T. CUI'ling; PQrld'fi Seedlieg E Tre- •
hie, (Iceman W R Elliott, Car.
Ung Bros.
Gesereee -Niagara, Eaeterbrook,
Carling Bros.; OoncordeCarling Bros.,
A McPherson; Deleware, Rev. Martin,
Fred Hogarth; Rogers No.15, Agawan,
Carling Bios,, N D Ilurdon; Rogers
No. 4 Wilder, G. A MeLeocl, Rev,
Martin.
MISCELLANEOUS
B rCeothl .RcuariffEeclRforetdi fruit, ;Ji cpDie. eekitlenrn, ell
04."1!
eiajt08, MiS9iBretilour; leeine-matte
wines, Mrs. Jas Tom, Mies H. Wise;
col, honey, honey in jar, A. McPherson,
Judge --D. French. • °
• VEGETABLES.
Savoy Potatoes; T Brock, Sr., Era*
pire State, G Schroeder, T Brock, Site
Carmen No 1, G A K McLeod; Rural -
New Yotkers, G Scheoedea J Hey, -
burn, any variety, A Neil, J Snell;
winter -cabbage, T Shapton, A Bissett; .
fall cabbage, G Anderson; blood beets.
G Anderson, Jas Sweet; globe beets, G
Anderson, R•Qounce; sugar beet,11'.
Triebner, L Day, Sr.; long mangolds„
C. Birney, Wrn Kernickt 'Jae Gould;
globe mangolds,•0 13heaey, L Day, sr.,
L Day, ja; intermediates, G Schroeder,
W_Kernick, F Roeder; early born car-
rots, L Day, sr, L Day, Jr., Nantes"
carrots, J Sweet, John Cottle; long
'orange or red carrots, J Cottle, Thos. .
Smahe field carrots, • G Schroeder, Is
Day, sr.- sweet corn, Win Bowden
Mrs. J Torn; Indian corn, J Rae,e3i
Brethour; water tnelons, G Easter -
brook, D Haugh; musk melons,. G
Schroeder, F Hogarth; Swede turnips,
W Kerniek, GA K McLeod„ J Sweet
any variety ttirnips, L Day, sr., Lltae-
der; J Gill; pumpkins, E Raeder, R,
Quance; cauliflower, G Anderson label
2; red onions, 0 Birney, S Sanders;
white or yellow onions, C Itirney, J
Oottle; tomatoes, Rev. Marein, J Mur-
ray; celery, I Cottle, G. Anderson; cit-
rons, 0 Stanlake, T Shapton; parsnips,
Miss M Brethour; Hubbard squash, G
Anderson, V , Bogart)); table squash,
S Sanders, L -Day, sr.; col. veg,etablese.
G Anderson, J , Special- ea -
moth squash„.0113irney.
judge -Amos
-P6 .1)-uRu0PeD PRODUCTS
lbs butter, Mrs. Triebner,
ell, S'Elorton, R Itedd;10 bu ter,
H Reynolds, j Horton, 3- Deckl', It.
TrKYildn;:er'13,()W"Faislh'elirs, R°PityPd'rdi js1T Mor -
:t
gen; Special, Rich Yellow, j Horton,
k.ine W Carter; chicks, )11 Meakins 1 e• T Morgan; Creamery butter, A Q
2ealiela7DIVer.t073-tjtrlitikillitdi‘"?(/ MAN ILLF,Itt.MIJICE"0:"'
Leghorns, A -Reith 1 and 2; chic s, A
Reith, Heywood; Black Leghorn
chicks. W Cartel; Buff Leghorns, W
J Hem 1 -and 2031ack Jarvis chicks, G
Irwin; Andalusians, T Brock; Black
Spanish, A Reith 1 and 2; Black Mi-
norcas, Jos Senior; chicks, A Reith,
Senior; White Minorcas chicks,
Reith; Silver Laced' Wyandottes, W
Carter; chicks, Wej Bern, E Heywood;
Partridge Wyandotte chicks, 4 Hey.
wood 1, 2; White Wyandotte chicks;
S Powell 1 and 2; Golden Wyandattes,
B Meakins, Rowtcliffe; chicks, D
Rowtcliffe, E Heywood; Buff Wyan-
dottes, W Carter; chicks, W Carter,
E Heywood; Black Wyandotteehicks-
E Heywood; Rhode Island Reds, Bean
Bros.; chicks, Bean Bros., 1 and 2;
Bronze Turkeys, W Bowden, A Bis-
sett; chicks W Bowden 1 and 2; Tou-
louse Geese and chicks, D. Douglas;
Bremen Geese and chicks, W Critter;
any variety Geese, A Bissett; Pekin
Ducks, G Irwin, D Douglas; chicks, G
Irwin. A Reid; Rouen Ducks, W Car-
ter; chicks, W Carter, W Bawden;
any variety ducks, A Bissett, T Brock;
chicks' '1' Brock, A Bissett; Pigeons, T
Brock; Belgian Rabbits, Bean Eros, 1
and 2; young, Chas. Dayman; any, va-
riety rabbits A Reith; Guinea Fowl
chicks. A Bissett. '
to put the whole sate in the paper. stakes, 11 Smith.
• It will do more good thaw the bills Gentles -00w, Sbill4on 1 and 2,
AS the articles are read at leisure 'svv nefetent, 2.yeateeld heifer. ston,
IMPLEMENTS
Bobsleighs, E Treble 1 and 2; Iron
beam plow and wheelbarrow, James
Murray 1 and 2; Wooden pump, A
Cottle 1 and 2.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Fall wheat, white, 6 -rowed barley,
2 -rowed barley, large oats, common
oats, timothy Beet; grain in ear, spelts,
large peas, J K Wise, M Brethour; fall
wheat red, spring wheat, black oats,
flax seed, small peas, M Brethour, 3 K
Wise; white beans, Robt Sanders, NI
Brethour; clover seed, NE Brethour; en-
silage corn, J Allison, 3 Rowe.
Judge, Win. Harding.
• HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
AmeEs.-:-Collection 'apples, winter
apples, Frank Triebner, Dan Haugh;
fall apples, II Kraft, V Triebner; Bald-
wins, Pewaukee, F Triebner, 13 Yel-
low; King of Tompkins, A Bieeett, G.
Walker; Northern Spy. Sas Jeckell, F
Triebner: 11. 1. Greenings, E Roeder,
G A X McLeod; Ribaton Pippin, F
Triebner, S Sanders; Golden Russets,
D Haugh, R Yellow; Roxboro Rtessets,
Sweet, F Triebnde; Westfield Seek-
noefurther, E Roeder, /I Kraft; Wheal -
thy, A McPherson, F Triebner; Ben
Davis, A Neil, A Bissett; Wagner, L
Roeder, R Sanders; Gravenstein, 11 E
Huston; Duehees of Oldenburg, It San-
ders, Mrs- .1 White; C.abashee, J Sweet
A Neil, Cayuga Red Streak or Twenty
Ounce, J Sweet, G Walker; Vaintise or
Snow Apple, R YelloW,S Sanders; Col.
verts, 6 A. X McLeod, G Schroeder;
Mann, 3 Hawkins, 0 Walker; Blen-
heim Orange. T Shapton & Son, F
Triebner; Maiden Blush, A Bissett P
Triebner; Alexander, .1 Snell, T Erna,
tile; el ab tipple red II Reynolds G
ker; erab apple yellow, Roeder,- A
Bissett. •
in the home not hurriedly n nangb, 12V Russell; 1 yo-arohl heifer
pees along the roud. We elec, give j Ilawkinte 8 Hunter, T Shaptou; belt.
you short free notice -under "Sale or colt G Mole 1 and 2, 44 Hunter;
Register." Sweepstakes, Bich. 'Elston.
dot Oftr Term. rtey are Very leeseestee;
s..tude. firmaillot
Flannel, all wool, and all wool, home-
made blankets, Miss H Wise; home-
made 'horse blankets, Miss II Brethour;
cotton warp, EC Brethour, Miss Wise;
sewing Machine, organ, S Martin; par-
lor furniture, bedroom furniture, up-
holstry, Rowe & Atkinson; factory
blankets, assorted tweeds, col boots
and Shoes, general store goods, tailor's
goods and furnishings, millieety, gro-
ceries, J A Stewart, single and double,
harness, P. Frayne; cured hair', Mrs..
(Dr. Sweet, Mre, J Tom; dairy salt,
Exeter Salt Co.. carpenter work, Ross
& Taylor; stuffed birds, A McPherson,
Judge-j..G. Jones. f
• FINE ARTS
Painting in oil landscape, J Senior,
Mrs. 3. White; painting in oil„ figure,
Mrs. White, Ne Wood; painting in oil,
fruit pr flo werS, Mrs. White, Rev. Fear:
water color,,- landscape, N D Hurdon
1 and 2; water color, figure, F Weekes,
Continued on page Four., '
BIRVI1S
Grxx— At Gra'rid Bend, Sept. 7, to Mr.und Mr". John •
0111, a GOD.
Weesn-In Henn% on Sept: 11, to Mr. and Mrs. T.
• Welsh, a daughter.
BAIZANTylOt—in Usborne, Sept 10, to Mr. and 3ins.
'James Ballantylle, a daughter.
Moutocx-In Crediton, Sept. 13 to Mr % and Mrsi
PRAits-Flertrish 'Beauty, 3 T Ilag-
shs.w, Duchess of Angoulinet 3 G Stan.
11Jur y, Da,y, sr.; Buerre Churgean,
ee.
John Morlock, ason.
Mom -At Iluroxidrde, Sept. 11, td Mr, and Mrs. Geo, -
Moir, a daughter.
Wirrea-la Stephen, Sept. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Winer, a daughter.
MARRIAGES'
Ressete-iicNrcore--At the Manse, Thames Road, on
Sept. 12,by Rev. Fletcher, Cecil Russell, to Mises
Bella, third daughter of the late David McNieoL
raAVNIGALEID—In Hensall, on Sept. 12, by Rev. S.L.
Towle, Garnet J. Frayne, of Usborne, to Miss Anne
Reid of Exeter.
•
CLARIC--Wrisort—Ixt London, on S2t.• 12 W.
Clarke of Exeter, to Mine 141/Ian May Wilson of
London.
SEM—HAMVEO—At the home of the bride's mother,.
on Sept. 11, by Rev. SchueIke, Edward Seim to,
Mies Tena, Hartung., both of Zurich.
Sciremt-Nainerp-At the ptirsonafee, Zurich, on
Sept. 10, by Rev. Schuelke, Wm. Schultz!, of Mt.
Clemens, MitIt., to Miss Mary Nadigar, Dashwood.
SANDZRA—Kurrree—At the' parsonage, Heiman, on
Sept. 18, by Rev. Toll, Harley C. Sanders to 11.11ss
Lillian Restle, daughter of Thee. Nestle of Stephen
DI1ATHS
Crediton, Sept. 10, Amelia Malvina Dann-
cey, beloved wife of Albert Ring, aged 42 years, S
menthe, 16 days. ,
Wr,szaat -At Parqubar,Sept14,Rhoda MarleAaugh- •
ter ofJohis Weetlake, aged 8 yearf): 'moons, I))
dayo.
Dann:a-4n Teesewater, Sept. 11, .lanees Darling,
aged 76 years, 4 monthri(
HicEnESO—In txeter, Sept, 7, George Edward, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John flatness, aged 5 Months,12
Paimbee-Iti Centralia, Sept 7, Jobs Parriens, *eta
77 years, months, 2i days.
rteomesset'sat. Carmel, Sept. 0, Ulelrael Hook,
aged 78 years,
Porry---br Sept 7, aolin time taverns. 800
of Mr, and Mrs. John Henry Pfaff, aged months.
PArrEn,..kt 6hipir8, Sept. 4,1irt Patten, aged AV
71815.STaximtairetlithri,Sept,10, Christina, beloved
and
wife Of Rev, John Staebler, aged 77 years,Oinontha el days.
„
JOI114" tliniville Sept.t,i,dinfant clanghter .01 /ft
and Mrs. Chte. debna, a 8 months.
Miltesnr-In Brandon, on Sept. 13, Minnie V., wife 0
Ches. Abbott, aged 20 ,/eara
XIACM11-41-1 ereditort On Sept. 14„ Agnes Catherine,
Ivite et Jelm Itlotvp„ aged years* daya.
00114 T PMcPherson; laPP'e FavOlit. Prior, T • Brock; 2. IleMoCoamretr-At liblva, on alit. al, Yrs. keel* Nte..
year-old.heiter, T Prior, 1,ArniStrong; goal; Sheldon, Br, Amos; Bartlett, comielr, rIpe old age.