Exeter Advocate, 1906-09-27, Page 1•
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TWENTIETH YEAR.
oNTARTo. THURSDA SEPTEMBER 27, .1906.
A Trill to:liew 1,1t ario
av
v.preat. yeato, aeeortliug'
rer Of Pinney Saved'
The systematic sa,vng df something each week
even $2.00 or $5.00 will, in a few years enable you to
take a course at college, to buy a home, take a trip
abroad, or get almost anything else you may wish for:
Commence to save to -day.
$1.00 opens an account and interest is paid 4 times a year :t
Lie verei n Ban o taIF
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XOS. sErA.„ Manager at Exeter, Orediton, Zurich and Da,shvirood,
The ()1d
e iable
did Cain get his wife hitspuzzled Bible students for ages. We
don't know. We do know where
You Can Get Best Line of Goods
to be had anywhere. Full value for the Malley is our motto.
Any one who knows the value of money will call and examirie
our goods Atld, see the big bargains we are offering. Well!
Well!! The new good aret still coining,. We have Just receiv-
ed a large line of ,
ADYFTOW EA R' CLOTHING
• ie Meuse Youths' and Boys' Tweed Suits. Now Now some of these
lines we are going to clearata bargain. Oome in and liave
• looke Suits marlsed in plaid figures. "Cloths to please the
lads and prices to please the clads"
Gents' Ftirhish,ings a Specialty0.---
/lae a fine assortment of TIES, -SHIRTS and HATS. The
latest and nobbiest.
-"My its chilly these evenings! Say! wife, wen't you go to • -
'The OW Reliable' andgetme some of those Elastic -ribbed
derveear. They handle the Penangle in light, niediuni and
heavy weights.
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Highest price paid for, Produce.
kirereesienste sees.
0. es BOTILSTON, L. B. D. D. S.
nervrtsT
member of then. ct s. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto iTnivrsitY.
03710E; Over Diekson & Oarling's Law Office, in
Dr, Anderson s former Dente/ Parlrs,
-021DHoner graduate Of Toronto Univeristv.
R. A. It. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D, D. 8.1
DENTIST._
eeth extracted without any pin, or anKbad effect
Office in Fanson's Bleek,. west side Main street,
Exetet.
• Niodicsl
AF.. MALLOY, AL ,(Tor. Univ) ZdEMBEIt
• 'Uollege of Physiaans and Surgeons; Ontario,
Former Muse Surgema Toronto' Western Hopital.
'.---Eit100880r A. Rollins, • Resideneel Bast on
frit streetnorth of office, Exeter, Ontario',
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e Registers
14%11)4** SEPT. 23 -Farm Stock and implement%
the property of Arthur Sanders, Lot 21, Con. 3,
Stephen. Sale at 1 o'clock, 'Jas. Stanley,-auet.
Ontario Liquor License At
License Districtef South Unroll. Notice is here-
by given that Ames Ilannan; of the Township of
Stephen, has 'made applieation .,for permission to
transfer his township tavern license forthepremies,
in theTownship of Stephen, knewm h$4,,the Shiplia
llotej, to Ezra Brenner of Grand Bend, Rea that said
application will be consideredut the 'meeting of the
Board of License Comilissioners, to be held at Cora-
merdial_Kotel, in'the Village of Ilensall, on the este
da of Sept, 1006, at the hour of 10
Alt persons interested will govern themselves ae•
cordirjgly„
,-John Torrance, License inspector.
Dated itOlinton,thia ath (IV of Sept, UN-
• Farrri for Sale
That excellent farm, lot 6, ("on. 12 11,1cGillivra
• consisting of 100 acres, well-draind, 'wll fenced,
- William Brown
P Prot Diploma of Itoyal incorpgaWtr Society of
Musicians, England; Organitib of Trivia Memorial
Ohureh,Eieter. Pin, Orgati, Ilarniony and Theory
Of Music, Terms on applicatlon. Exeter, Ont,
• 14egal.
I(JiE404 & rtAltit/STERS, SOLOI.
it." tors, Notaries, •Oonveyaneers, COmmiseloners,
Bolicitors for Molsons Bank, etc.
Iviorrey to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. It. VPARLING, L, 10110024
m()NEy TO LOAK.
We have a largeamount of private funds to loan
0 farm and village properties at low rates of inter.
eat.
GLA.DMAN & STAlinuitY,
arristers, Solkitors,Main sI,, Exeter On
LLOYD R. 30iTES
Organist and ("heir Master of Mitchell Methodist
Otturh. Teacher, -Plano, Oran, Voic, lIttrutony.
Modern methods, Thoroughness
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for Sale.
Lot 11, Con. , BidduIph, property of the late Pat-
rick Carey; a splendid farm. The London and W50 -
tern Trusts Company, Limited. •
LOT FOR, SALE.
The undersigned is Oaring- for sale the lot eintate
On Main street, north of the plainitip; mill, This is
Oplondid property, welt located; and should make an
exeellent building site Will be Bold reasonable.
For particulars apply to mrs. Fanny Mailed, Eacter
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FOR SALE
One of the best farms on London north of Mc-
tr! containing* 100 itcre; Waterer; of which under
ultwation, 10 acres first.elass hardwood bush, This
farm k thoroughly up-to-date one, floe brick house
large bank brns, all in good repar; well watered,
Well drained and well fenced, good tetiest, stet is
situated in one of thevery best farinIngcolumunitiee
in the Province of Ontario, and convenient to both
Exeter and IIenr.all market% Terms are eay. For
farther particulars apply to WOWS, Diekson
ousing,iiterister, Exeter, Out.
FA RM• FOR SALE
A first,closs frm, I,ot a, Con. 8, Ushorne, contan.
Ing um acre, 1„..hh Kliod trader draining. 4)n the
premismare t: lood frame house Naafi. kitchen 1,Ix
IS; frame barn a•,•NiOpliank barn snot granary
24, all in good rpair; 1 itere, of orchard. The farm
is 3V ,ail' from "Neter, with school on the lot and
a char :1 opposite: PrVeS;000. half in Cain and hl.
Ittlet on mortittyc, or other conditions' to' snit ur.
( haw. Apply tf.,IfattiLcuf Ketand, Ccatfalla or. to
Robert Kllm', F,xeter.
and in a state of good cultivation with eight acres of
fall wheat in. It has a good bush of 12 acres. This
bush has rock amp basswood and nu4ple tres. There
is AlEtt1 A large brick house Of seven rooms, with cel-
lar and furnace, woodshed in connection. There: is
a large bank barn. 36 by 60, and a good driving shed.
Windmillund well in the barn,- There is a. good
bearing orchard. This is bne of the best farms in
McGillivray, across the road from the school, a very
short distance from the 'church, and ' about a mile
from Maguire Post Office. ' For terms and partioularO
apply to• John Whiteford, Maguire,
Auction Sale*
OF FARM Pfl,OPERY.
The undersigned autioneer will sell by public action,
on the premises, on •
SATURDAY, 00TOBEll tents 1006
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at 2 i"clock
That desirable fift,i.acro farm situated in. theaown-
ship of tisborne, being the east half of Let No: 1, on
the ard Concesion. There inn the premises a frame
barn and line orchard. --This is one of the best,
farms in the township and is all in O, firt.e/as state
of cultivation.
Terms ease eon be made known on day of
Side. For further particulars apply to other Of the
.Tom °Mt, Auct. ante], Eaows.
HELP
• WANTED
Young ladies and gentlemen
who are desirous of making a re-
cord are wanted at, the
Clinton BIJSMOSS Collep
(Affilated with Winglutra IllotneSs
(011ge)
to prepateforllookkeepers,Stenog-
raphers and Telegraphers. During
Silly and August we ereald only
fill 0N1-THTIX of the positions of,
fere(' one graduates.
CataloguL for the asking.
GEO. %awl'
Principal
E, Litt' v 110
A few from ore attended the Iten.
Ran horse shot• on `Inesdity. It White
tipent Snielay at his home in Ilensall.
—It Hodgson of Ora ton le Apending
this week here tvith A fiiter, Mee R. f
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After a trip of over a thousand mile
by laud and by water to New Ontari
the writer returns home 'With a mud
broader and much more expaosis-
grap of the possibilities of that fain
(in:, and much talked of laod ,t6 the
north of us. We were joined oup
outing by Messrs. Wm. Ietwden and I.
11. Dickson of town and Mr- B. N.
Lewis, the wertly representative for
West Huron in the Houseof Commons
and incidentally we may state that a
more jovial and genial party tvotildbe
esel to Sinle-ceiefiernientlyethe 'outing
wag Ot a most pleasureable nature and
could'ecarcely haye been improved up,
.on; while the more serious part of the,
trip --the gathering of information -
Wee by no means neglected. The tri
to NorthBay WAS merle by the Grand
Trunk, thence by ,way of the Terms-
katning railway to New Liskeard, dis-
tanceof 113 miles -and from there to,
TomstoWn and other points further
north by boat on Lake Tetniskam,
mg and Blanche or White River. The
scenery along this water trip beggars
description end almost defies the paint -
t PL'S brush. The vvoecled hills rise on
both the Ontario and Quebec sides to a,
height of 500 feet and the foliage tints
are simply mognilicent.
Not long after leaving ,North Bay
we reach the fitmous Tainagemi Re-
serve with its iiiernense ,forests• cover -
mg et.iarea of 1,400,000 acres of lan,
containing red and white pine, birch.
tamrack, spruce, (Ad.. These immense
forests offer endless delights to the
tourists,for in them are still the
haunts of the deer, the moose, the car-
ibou, the bear and Other game and we
Are told the .,waters contain vaitons
kinds of fish, making on the whole a
huntsman's paradise.
Going fromTema gaini we soon strike
the town of 'Latchford, where the
Montreal River is spanned, by a steel
bridge, and being a pretty and Oily -
Ing town, this is e spot much frequent-
ed.
We are now about 04 miles from
North Bay and leaving Latchford we
soon eriter the fittooug Gillies Timber
wherethe Province of -01141.
io owns great ',Mineral deposits and:
which it is the intention of the p.res-
tent government to work for the bene;
titeif the people.
The far-famed Cobalt is the next
point of interest we 'strike. Ithas be-
come famous through rts marvelously
elett silver outcroppings. 'Here large
miningoperationsare in progress 'and
the 'Mae 01 the ore lies largely in the
deposits of native '''silver, assoeiated
with stnaltAte, tnecolite and other min-
erabi. Bete nuggets have been found
weighing three and four hundred
pounds each and containing as high as
90 per cent. of sliver. The trains' run
directly through Cobalt town and from
the ear windows can be seen many of.
the mines.
Ilaileybury, the town which suffered
considerably from fire recently, is the
next reached and is among the most
progressive 4owns in New Ontario.
Among Ilaileybury's business men we
find two former Exeterites, Mr. Fred
Elliott, solicitor, and Mr. Simon Stahls,
baker and confectioner, who seem to
be sharing' in the prosperity of the
town, notwithstanding the fact that
the former was among the ,unforturi
ates who lost in the recent fire. -
At New Liskeera, a town of 1500 or
more people, was foundan unkempt
frontier town, of course, and yet not
so unkempt. Already frame buildings
are giving place to brick, sidewalks
are being laid, the' Hotel Canada, ue-
der the management of K. Farah, an
enterprising Syrian, and genial land-
lord, has a system of waterworks,
while improvement of all kinds are
under way. One cannot, however,
rave about She land scenery around.
New Liskeard. The aspect from a
scenic view point is . a dismal one.
Fire a couple of years ago ran through
the forest, and on, allsides rise the
gaunt tree trunks. The clear-
ings' vary from amere patch like a town
corner lot to 20 acres or more In
only one or two fields wereehestumpe
removed at all. , •-• •
One of our day'Smitingswas devoted
to a drive inthe country from a vil-
lage orf the Quebec side, called Villa
Marie. • Peeked like sardines in a box
the party started out in a buggy, so
light that we were in dread every 'ele-
ment that we would land on the
ground, but being the best the town
could Afford, we bad no. ehoiee. Un-
der those adverse conditions the jour-
ney of twenty-two miles wag Started
over a road thats Would not put, you
inuch in mind of the roads here, neith-
er would yoy be inclined to fall asleep
on your travels and we venture to say
the proverbial "Rooky road to Dublin"
would not be in it, it was on this
journey our friend, Mr. Lewis, ran'
amuck of a "bar" and with valid face
and the agony of fear written on it.
he rushed back to Ins comrades ex-
claiming "a bear! a hotel" The 011Xi01,18,
party lursterked to the spot, but to
their surprise on examination it proved
to be only it huge porcispine. With
the exception of A large lynx on our
return journey ails watt the extent of
OUP sights in the wibi animal lie.
In a swanning up of the Whole we
cannot shout amen to all we have
heard cotteermog the "great poosibile
ties" of that cotitlry for farming, be -
tease real good land is certainly riot
there -at lentil., we &fld to find it in
our travels. That, whieli they exiled
good land would not even eotnpare
fAvorable with our poorest mections.
Thus, we think‘eve will be borite nut
in elle teitlement, when we .'ay that
there le ne place (In there gfeen earth
that affords; better advantages, More
comfortable surroundinge and mutt!
ehantee then are enjoyed by the ler,
liners of this southern pert of Ontario.
Ite valuable resooreea Ith) simply thn-
al. and mineral. But it)art from the
act of the ferining orpeet New tinter
) is a gi ;it country,and yeae by year
COI•ri-nt report this trzIffic bag been
I d 11 1 t th
ioyor, preeec 0 41.,3f1 (3 in.
0 dpatji°:43(3 go to [llow tbat t, E3 onlY
The Advocate is 20. to end of year Sknner.
gnome. Tile northeru t of Ontar-
wed goiebee will for 'many years to
he mast.. popular minimer and
anti -nee resort regions in the world.
It has rni inde3cribable variety of at-
triteioes in it & risme and lake, its
00,1 ana game, tbe rocks and forests,
and above ale in its bracing climate.
Traveller are very often the Bubfrets
of peculiar end interesting experiences
and inciiirntitily 4e might mention
one which happened to iigswhile -on
our oot:tp, While et North Bey we
put up et 011e of the leading hotel: and
having to reumen over night took
breakfast in the morning. Everything
seetoed to be us good order, and an e-
eelleot bill -of -fare was preented. Have
ing done justice'. to the cereal course,
our meat order -lamb chops -was de -
lived tegether with vegetables, toAst,
etc., and 3,40 had eettled down to the
comforts or the early morning meal.
it however to oor disappointment
it Wetted out otherwise. We have
been up rigainst something like sole,
leather; served for tenclerloth, we have
been 1101080f1 upon with eqnine- mos-
clee for beefstalse -and we have bad
"rare bite, put under our nose of goes,
tionabki savor but never before have
we Itfttl letistecleepa eered, that when
the deeeecting rook place a living in,
terior ofthe manonoth variety einem-
gedlike to many people out of a, burn-
ing theater*
H. Se
HENSALIN: HORSE $HOVVi
s..es attended the Horse -Shim in
}Jesen on Tuesday Afternoon. ,Fine
weather, a big crowd of exhibitors and
specteters„ a large gate receipt, a fine
showing of stools, good races, anil
happy crowd were the features. Each
else of horses wae well represented
6001 144 tequality and.number. The re-
eeipte' 'were much larger than last
year, 43 'fct, every thing was of suele
satisfactory nature that those who
directed the affair are 'note than
pleesedsteith the result. Zurich Band
added mueh to the pleasure -of the
shew. The trials ofspeed Were keenly
contested and reSuited as follows:
Farmers! trot: ist, Soho R; ,2nd,
"Mind; 4th, Wilder Lee Maid.
let Named Race: 0, Eilber; ZariCh;
Alex. thirlirig, Seaftertb, J. Snell, Hie,.
2nd Naeria Reeet Merner's "Lit-
tle Meek"; J. Beattie/3. Daisy Eche."
3. Henderson, Judge.
The following is a list of . the prize
winners:
Carriage or Coa.eh horses. -Brood
mare, E Christie, A Elcoat, R El -
worth; foal, E Christie, A Elcoat. D.
Schnell; 3 -year-old, S Hunter, Pred El -
tering, W S Ruby; 2-yeareold, R Sproat,,
W Chesney, G061.eman; yearling, D
Schnell, J Pepper. W 'Chesney; team,
O. Walker, d 0Aldwill; single horse, W
Buchanan, J & B Smillie„ P Lamont;
lady's outfit, Bell. eehesney, A Buehan-
an.
Roadsters. -Brood mare, A Buchan-
an, J Preeter,11 Crich; foal, R H El -
worthy, Preeter, A Buchanan; 3 -yr -
old, W Habkirk, BR Higgins,RSpreat;
2 -yr -old, A Broderick, J McGregor, J
Decker; yearling, A Electat, J Hey, jr„,
W Luker; tearla. J Sparrow, A Buchan-
an, J Hagen; single roadster, P Ches-
ney, 0 Spackrnan, D. McDonald. -
• W Reid, Luean, Judge. .
lieavy.Draught -Span, 8 Hunter,
W Kernick; brood mare, W Kernick,
1 and 2;J &B Smillie; foal, G W Wren,
W Remick, I Pell; yearling, G Horton
1 and 2; 2 yr -old, G Coleman; 8 -yr -old,
W McAllister, G W Wren, T Shapten
436
Agricultural. -Brood mare, 0Wren,
W Drover; foal, T'Oaldwellt D Leitch;
3 -yr -old, S Hunter, 0 McAllister; 2 -yr -
old, G Troyer, n S Drake; yearling, W
Elder, G Dalrymple; team. J T Hog-
garth, W Elder, W Patrick.
Wm Mossip, St. Marys, Judge.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Molsons Bank, silver cup, for ajgri-
coltural or draught -mare, S Hunter;
A. R. Matrien, wool blankets, for ag-
ricultural team, J T lloggart; Steve -
reign Bank, silver medal, for carriage
horse, W Buchanan; Bowden & Mc-
Donnell, foal by any horse imported
by them, W Kernick 1 and 2; foal by
any. hackney imported by them; E
Christie; S T Hopper, Pail Columbia
Regulator, for &aught mare with foal
W Remick; G.10 Yutigblut, goods, for
3 -yr -old Agricultural, S Hunter; John
McArthur, set carvers, for 3 -year-old
carriage, W Betianan; John Weis -
goads, for 3 -yr -old roadster, W
Ilabkirk; J & 0 McDonnell, rocket', for,
yearlingdraught,J 'Horton; W 0 Da-
vis, good, for yearling.agricultural,
VV Elder; )1 Palmer, pipe, for year-
ling carriage, D. Schnell; j Berry's
specials, foal by Om tly Oold I'elot's
Hero, G Wren, J Colwell,' Pell, I)
Leitch.
The Exeter Council,
The emitieil met 11:3" ()mot of Revision
of street watering Monday night. All
members preeent. Jae. Creeeli in the
chair. The clerk, repoittd appeals
against the aseesament of John Pedlar
and 3. N. Howard, on the grounds of
over assessment for benefitderived.
rukeesTreblee---that the J. N. Ilowa.rd
assessnl. ent be mustained provided he
e p
owned all throp rty. Treble--
Bolder that Mr. Pedlars aesessinetit
be dedinited trona 20 to t5 feet. Per A.
E. • Mike SVournment The council
then met. Mutes of previous meet-
ing read end approved. The folio wing
accounts were ortleted 1 to he paid:
Queen City Oil tlo., gitoline, $19.40;
esimpa Dennie, repairs, $4,1; /I. Pate
SANbEtts 4 Clux.ca
merit of 1,905 Iteing 111%;
$14.83; T t ieteweese eereeenee
emint, T:re
Oa to write l'kee,,,,a rw.
certain trees foreeinetern, The Von n-
eil fInd 0001 er 13iia rti mot tqD IVCAVO
the tenders for building houtvatOf'D e
tery. Tenders were received from
Rosa Zivlor Ca., furnishitifWc111,7Ti:I:
810; (J. Heamen, work, 1;i:V
8. Gould, carpenter worli, t110;
Dioney. paintiog, S90; total 090
Ilearnen-Weekes-tht the (lemrter
Board recommend, the council to a
e.ept those tnder. Puke -Creech
that -the council 4Iceept the tener.
Mt. Creech. moved the ajournieet,
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Ablewin Evans of London visite
here, last week.
Mr, Elmore Senior left Tuesday t
enter Toronto Ureic ersrty.
Mr. Fred. Giciley of Detroit is visit-
ing at his parents' home here.
Mr. Thos. Welsh of Brandon, Mans,
visited in town oil Sunday.
Wm,eMoneur, of Guelph, Sun_
dayed with his parents here,
Miss Per' .VVheetle3s. of Clinton IS
the guest of Miss May Jones.
Miss Beatrice Hawke of Moncton
N.B., is theguest of Mrs. Howey.
Mrs Cirts Birney returned from a
short visit to 13elgrave Wednesday.
Miss E Callender of Windsor is visit-
ing her amat Mrs, He BrOVfn thiaweek
Mr. De. McDowell of Listowell is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Welsh,
Dr, Helm Browning left Saturday for
the West to take a practice in
medi-
Cfll
Mrs. David Ruby of North Dakota
visited MM. Hall, Exeter North', this
week.
Edgar Westcott Went to St. Marys
Monday morning to work as tonsorial
artist,
Miss Flossie Snell returned last week
&cern a visit with relatives and friends
4tEelf!ra.
RGoing has returned from Mori-
treta. Mis. Going, who has been ill, is
recovering. •
MiseIlazel L Browning left Satur-
day foe Whitby to take a coUrSein the
Ladies ()allege. •
Mr. Gs H. Powell of the Savereign
Bank staff was at his .,home in Med-.
fora over stultify.
. Mr. P. H. Kern of London, formerly
of Exeter, left Thursday op a two
tnognithasnd
''ttA3rst.wm
oEng*xiaelddii, of
Usborne
left Tuesday- for Latribaeg, Sestet*
where they will spend A few weeks.
Mise Florence Bissett left Wedeee
daY otheit Week to take ,8 course in
nursing at Victorkffospitali ,London.
Mrs, John Gould of Detroit, after a
visit With her daughter, Mrs. 0. Coates,
in London, is visiting with frierids
here. •
Mrs Okfris Zuefie and two daughters
of Hareiston are visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs.W,Bakeis, Huron
street.
Mr. Alex. and Miss Anna Martha of
Toronto arrived home last week to be
present at the marriage of their broth-
er, Melville. ...
. Miss Millie Oke; who hat been visit-
ing with her brother, Mr. T. Oke, at
Kingsville for some time. returned
home Saturday.
Mr. Donald McInnes left Monday for
Edinonton where he will spend a few
weeks, He was accompanied by Mr:
Pat Curtain of Centralia.
Miss Oliver Hooner,owing to the
ill-
ness of her aunt, Mrs. W. .G. Bissett,.
spent several days here during the
week, returning to her hospital duties
Tuesday. .
Mr. E. j. Eacrett, who has been
spending the summer along the lake
shore at Kincardine, returned here
Friday tospenda week before resum-
ing his studies at Toronto,
Mr.Frank Weekes, who has been en-
gaged with M. Jos. Senior for some
time, left Wednesday for Guelph where
he will Visit his Sister, Mrs. McDonald,
prior t� etking a situation in Preston.
AS an artist Frank' ranks among the
best, :thus his success is assured.
nn. Alit -1 Cliri4ezie Toineen, who,
of .Pciris,is,in pa f, t( lea •ef 13rris=a-le ,lace
maentei on 0J'ff:e.„7.: o'11.' ihr-Tesge L.--7.1,-
tin, wilL i.priki..1 -,,,,-c .11 zir,,d orauge ii1113- m
• f'91111S, 4M1(3 t,he, eel•i Zed ;0;11140 1'4 Pat'S. Tti6
timid ef l'inaer wag Miss Mabel V.
Tholon wbra wae, troc,,,e(1 in white
silk crepe de ehene over' feta_ wore
Brivseisuet weilwitle mime et of !Riles of
the valley e_re1 tie:Fried pie% re-ee, Tee
bridesniusele were Meets "lime 3lartin
wore pretty gotene of white silk
lin with veils rind coronets d imps of
the vilev and earried pik, nroses Msa,
Dorothy*Thomeen, nieee of the brde,
dressed in pink., wee flower girl. Mr.
J. A. 'Werth), 13,A: of Toreete brot-
er of the gt /sone was 'Joint in4 , vaille:
Mesrs.'0. M. • mnpray,- a:4.:1 e. o.
Thomson, A". F. Thoingon and Dr,,
Ghew
Gunn were ushers Teeddiiik mu,
1 Sic from "Lohnerin" woe reridered by
e
r. . A. Dejardme. Immediately,
° after the ceremony 11Ir. Reehab Tandy
of Toronto sang "My (leen" Vory At.
tisticAlly and with great effect. A. de-
lighted reception was held at the home
of the bride's parent!,after the cere-
mony, The young eoeiple :tre DOW on .•
a, trip to Muskoka, th, bride's traVele •
ling gown being of burite's green
broadcloth with Paris hatete match.
Later they will go to Regina to reide,
where Mr. Martio is enjoying all OR- ,.•
eellent practice, at law. Hearty con,
gratelations are extended to the poling
couple.
Molvitla Martin Marries:
Another of Exeter's young men has
taken unto himself a wife. We refer
to the marriage of Mr. William Mel-
ville_Martin, B. A., son of Rev. W. M:
Mrtin, B. D. and Mrs.. Martin, to
Mise Violette 'Florenc, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomson of
"Inglewood," Mitchell, which event
took plaee at Knox Church, Mitchell,
at ote o'clock in the afternoon or
Wednesday, Sept. 20th. 'The cere-
rnony was performed by Rey.' 'VV. M.
Martin, assistedby Rev. 1. W. Mc-
Intosh, M; A. The bride's gown. was
BIRTHS
SANDERS -TIT Ee---ter, on Sept 20, tce
• Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sanders, a son.
Normacorr-In .Exetr, on Sept. 24
to Mr. and Mrs. Phas, Northcott, a,
sole
mennieeRs. •
MoLAremene-Bnetness-rn Brantford,
on Sept, 10, Wm. E. McLaughlin,
son of Mr. John MeLeugldin of
Exeter, to Miss E. isabelle Bround
of Brantford. •
BisseseT-Desteo41-In Winnineg, on
Sept. 25, Fred Bissett of Macoun.
Sask., formerly of Exeter, to Mew
1. Darman of Stroud, Ont.
Senaing'-GIDLEY-At the home of the -
bride's 'parents, on Sept. 19, D Som-
ers, to Miss Effie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. IleGiclley, All of Blyth.
iheurrrs-Rocueste-At the ' residence -
of 8.
Pelt titer' HE.°13greiritch°,I3• Chicago.
Dg: a°t n r Sept., .
to Miss Catholine, eldest daughter of'
L. L, Rogers, of ',Parkhill.
RoLialle—PvIngox---e.At , Medicine -
Hat,
in-08;rtsk;i1OPn011$417tA2Ite; in:tracItoA4Ntitt°s$1**,
Nellie, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
Wm. mriD oafyiEdxseotnero. f London; both fore
in
lioesAneu-SiesoNtaOn Sept.ezse in
Hibbert, at the home -of the -bride's
mother, Mifis Mary Ann Sib:ions,.
daughter of Mrs.j. Simons, to Henry
Hoggarth,- all of Hibbert.
MARTIN---TRoarsoN-In Itttol church,
Mithell, on Sept. 26, Wm.. Melville
Martin, son of Rev. and Mrs. Martin • '
of -Exeter, to Miolette-
daughter of Mr, Walter Thomson,
of Mitchell.
CLARKR-MURRAY--44..t Anderson, Sept.
• 12, by Rev. Veale of Kirkton, Alice,
daughter of Mr, •and Mrs. . James
Murray, to Charles Clark, of London.
MITNRO--11ASTINGS----A1, Parkhill, on.
Sept. 19, by Rev- Graban3, Jas. O. • .
Munro, of Orange, N.J., to Miss.
Annie Garrett, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Hastings, Parkhill.
PEA-BrErArite,,In Blansbard,on Sept._
20, by Rev. Grahan3, E. A. Pea of
Stratford, to Miss Nellie M, (laugh--
ter of Mrs. MaryBillyea, Bla.nshard,
MAret-Lorre-In McGillivray, on Sept.
15, by Rev. S. A: adiriere, Albert
lkfarkof McGillivray, to Miss Ethel.
May Lott, of Oshawa.
COOPEI-In Lucan, on Sept 21, Mrs,
James Cooper, aged 81 years;
Pasreiscee-At the family residence,
townline, London and McGillivray:
on Sept, .28, Wm. Patterson, in his.
76th year.
Seeteete-At Hillsgreen, on Sept. 14,• •
Mary J., beloved wife of 0. Stelck,
aged 51 years, 5 months, 27 days.
lee.trseL-In Zurich, on Sept. 16 Nancy
Ellenbaum, beloved wife of D. S.
Fausteaged tie years, 4 months, He
days. 4
Duirit-AtPravenhurt, on Sept. UT,
Rev. Thos. purr, of Port Huron,for-
nearly of McGillivray, aged 88 years,
RANGES
Quality and economy. count ih Ranges these
days. The following are up-to-date iri every
way and the prifts are just right
Orovin Hurons'froni... ;; ....$26 to $85
Welcome Nationals .... ... 85 to 50
Garlands 0.. • ,. 35 to 44
Souvenirs 40 to 50.
We gUatantee these lines in every way,
We also have a lot of second harid ,
A$E 13UNERS 81; WOOD C OKS
Furnace Work a Speciality.
,,,,,,us ‘4 week'a *treat "tittering $21.00; ' ' . ea .. illot .Urk 6411111101 VA P. i 0.• , e••
Swet, bid, due on granolithie pitere. •
Itell Telephone Co., 30e; ntivtavn kt4 . man b nal u mat 13 CO I °love °lore
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