Exeter Advocate, 1906-12-13, Page 4 (2)th
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Q'annty tioiit).,.c„.:Ti the r,,..,g,a1,1.:47,
The y,-)at,,,-.Lzwo cinDa,
w- utyici
is the woira hat 61032,4 iii -Des onv Qclovt
hoe eilai,-csvilio.3d1 t-acqiday
Everytbit)g tp,E,t1,.9134y .szaah as
Ebony 'lair, Cloth
andMUty 33ruslics,
Mirrors, Toilet and,
Manicure Sets, Zito.
XMAS.
perfumes from the leading perfumers
as well as high class ineporteti goods in
beautiful boices.
The Vinest SItio
Aurrisiere at Popular
ricc Xne*Oct them.
PRESEN
should be selected'at once, while our
etock is unbroken. Many sundries in
Zodtaks,
Pine Stationery,
Perfumed, Soaps,
Sachet, Eto., Etc.
Everything at astoiaishing few prices
COLE'S Dittia. STO
exam abuttrate,
TE3110 or stn3soeueetoei. .
,
One Dolia.r per annum it- paid. in advance. $1.56
it not so .pald.
Sanders 6; Creech, •Props.
TRIIRSD.A.X„ Dec. -13; '06
NOTE AND COMMEIY TS
We have already stated that the con-
test for. the Reeveship in Stephen
would likely be between the two .old
time rivals, Messrs, H. Willett and S.
Sweitzer. That seems to he a certain-
ty now For the deputy:reeve's chair
Mr. Wm. Anderson will in all proba-
bility be a candidate and it is possible
he may be elected by acclamation, al-
though it is said that Mr. Webb may
also be 4 candidate. Besides the names
of the old councillors we hear that of
W. D. Sanders mentioned quite fre-
quently, but he has not yet decided as
to whether he will be in the field.
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NIAGARA POWER.
In looking over the list of cities,
towns and villages *making apPlicaticon
to the Ontario Government for Niaga-
ra power, We fail to notice Exeter
among the number. The power will
aeon be open for distribution to the
various municipalities and those plac-
es wishing to' participate in its use
should not delay in making the neces-
miry plipation.- Is it not time there-
foreet at our Reeve and Council take
itnnaetliate action in this matter of se-
corlog cheep power for the various
Martufacturies here? NOW is the gol-
den opportunity, and to seize it would
he a step in the tight direction,
*
Huron County Council concluded
their sittings at Goderich on Friday
lea. Two points, are wellworth spec-
ial commeu.. The council leaves to
their successor about $3400 in trust
from inmates of thecHouse of Refuge.
Thisis the result of Warden Hugh
Spackmants investigation of financial
,condition of the inmates, his bringing
the matter before the council, and eub-
seqnently, by the aid of Henry Silber
the worthy representative for South
Huron, an net was passed in the Legis-
lature lase year requiring inmates to
Ray for their_ keep where poseible.
For his servicea in this connection the
warden Vv'ilS given a grant of $50 as eel
appreciation. Had this matter been
taken up at the' time the House WAS
first built Spackman thinks "'the
-county would have behtt $15,000 ahead.
Regarding Continuation Class work
in the schools of which there are three
in the twit nty, Exeter being one, it was
decided to give an inereased county
grant. The govern m en t requires that
the county supplentent the govern -
went grant wine!), was 8300, and in
1005 and 1000 a special grant of $150
was made. In 1001 the county doubled
their grant, giving $600. In .1005 they
supplemented the regular and special
grant, giving 8450.. And this year,
Ayer's Cherry , Pectoral cer.
Willy cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis,. consumption, And
it certainly strengthens weak
throats and weak lungs.
There con be no mistake about
this. You know it istrue. And
your own doctor will say so.
ThAbet kinet teattittentml-
“sem for over tette, yeere.”
litadolrfst.2grke Osigran, *am
$ SAIIMAVAINI.UA,
yen
me eaersiet 112=1141.
rrt sit ear
2r.:3
higher cieeetii ee being c:atTica
than if lligh s-v(n'e
the so poitns.
* *
Of the 1,ciii4Councti in Exeter it now
seems probabie that three. of the tiee
will be in the field for te.electioe,
Reeve liebier, Councillors Fiske atul
Beaman. The othere, Couneillore
creech and Treble, havesignified their
ietention tttquits the former because
he doe e not desire office lougerand the
latter owing to it interfering with the
betel practices. Others who Neve been
approached and who Mew stand for
councillmen are Mr. J. J. Knight and
Mr. Jos. Davis; while Mr. John Muir
who is in Scotland's spoken of as a
candidate. For the reeveship t host
of rtames are being Mentioned but none
very (seriouely except a certain "dark
horse that eeetns to be favorably
mentioned as the opponent of the pre-
sent reeve. Betthen it is early yet,
and when the timeeotnes the field will
likely be overflowing.
Can anyone tell what is the matter
with the Times? The paper or some"
body connected therewith bee1:12$ to
have the jinellines or some other ail-
ment just as uncomfortable.. It seems
to have forgotten that good taste de-
mands that the dead at least should be
left undisturbed. iLest week they
brought up the matter of the late,
Chas. dismissal frotre the Clerk.
ship of the Diiisiort.Pourt.There*.
ence was eetirely uncalled for and we
refer to it only in passing. We will
not discuss the merits or demerits of
the dismissal. Suffice to say that when
R. N. Creech's time conies to give up
the office it will bedotte by him wheth-
er for personal or political reasons with
something like a sigh of relief instead
of one of regret, The appOintnient
came his way and he did net run away
from it; and certainly it will never
make anyone rich enough to retire oh
the money earned.
Then they refer to the appointment,
going to the editor of a partizan news.
paper. This we will also dismiss with
only 4 'few words. The Advocate
stands on its recent. We never yet
said anything politically wbat ie sane
men might say weshould have left un-
said. While being norminally Con-
servative we have always referredto
both parties end candidates with the
greatest respect, said good things. of
both parties, their platforms and their
legislation; and we intend continuing
that course, when we touch polities at
all. We claim that the proviace of the
country- weekly is the dissemination
of useful and interesting bits of news
the publishing of useful informatioi.
and the furtherance of the business
interests of the district in which it is
peteishEd. This we have ttied to do
to the best of our ability and we be-
lieve to the satisfaction of our patrons
and subscribers. • „
' There comes a time, 'to be sure, when
elections are on, that - every *lector
must decide whom he is going to sup-
port. We have done so openly and
atiove board, quietly and decently,
and we have been given credit for the
moderation of all our statements, just
as We give every man eredit for bay-
ing his own opinion and not being
afraid. to express it. This course we
intend to pursue. Why people of dif-
ferent party allegiance should be, al.
wayeat each other's throats we fail to
understand, ' We bare never had any
•family quarrels over politics and we
don't intend to allow ourselves to he
drawet into any political controversy
over the clerkship with the joint stock
company across the road styling them-
selves independent but having a dir-
ectorate and list of stock -bidders of
most pronounced Liberal tendency.
AliderriCti
Mae. Ari".:r,m St( ietcnacll
l'ot-aiig 4. with
M':;-,itewav, wn6a ha, laikt
for thL, Inst fo,s,' days with 9 ulney. tr
able to get a84mincl Tagear
peeached morning and evening the,
anniverialty on Sunday, On Monday
evening he lectured on «rh Fellow
who gets there." Tir(Ochiiir was taken
by Rev. J. 'Wale and miteic was fare
-
abed by the choir. Ali enjoyed them -
*elves thi iroughly.
NeatIlivray °
DraMi-Artother old poineer, in the
pereon of Mr. Jacob R. Smith has been
reinovea from Mir midst. mr. Smith,
whit hits been ill for some these, passed
away at his old home on the Ith con.,
on Thursday at the age of 73 years.
Interment took place on Saturday to
Wests cemetery.
Miss Lena Brown having completed
the tettllinely season at W.Trevethick'a
returnei to her home in Ansa, Craig
last weeke-Mre, John Lewis is recov.
ing feted her lateillnesa-Mr. Watson
is recovering from the effects of his
,recent eecittente While • working at
Jim Alexander's barn he fell to the
Wound, sustaining a. sprained ankle
'ami was otherwise shaken up. --Edgar
Darling has purchased the' Hardy
farm.-0aleb Dower has been away
attending the funeral of hie mother in
Michigan. --Miss Louise Wet has gone
to Gravenhurst to spend the winter.-
Niniart Grieve is recovering from his
illness. -Miss Annie Sellars of Morar
has returned from an eighteen montha
trip to Manitoba. -Miss Jennie Mawe
son of Moray has gone to Parkhill to
reside. --There is nothing definite yet
as tb who will be in the field, forlteeve,
Depoty Reeve and councillors for next
year but tumor has it that Mr. Jno.
Robinson will bo Reeve while the
depety-Reeveship will be between
emote Wm. Mawtion and W. T. Ulen's
and for councillors we uoleretand
Wm, Poore will again be in the field
while the names of T. Pearson, jos.
Morgan and Writer Murdie are also
mentioned.
EhlVa
Mrs, Jas. O'Roulte. of London, has
been here for sometime owing to the
illness and SUbSQC10/It Cle4011 of her sis-
ter. -Mr. John Itatz,-• hese a valueble
horse last week, it having broke its
leg in the bush. -Mr. John Baez visit-
ed in Berlin last week -Mrs. Yager,
of Exeter. and Mrs. Alex. Yager of
Swift Current, Sask.,-Yisited at Mr. B.
Ounuingham's last week. -The death
of Miss Maggie Barry, daughter of the
late Florence Barry, took place on
Dec. 5th after about five -melte illness.
She was aged 21 'years. The funeral
' took place to Mt. Carmel on Thursday.
Shipka
A very •enelit-eble time was spent; re-
cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Swettzer when those present
enjoyed &supper of Party Sound veni-
son. -Mr. Harry Wing visited in Bator
burg recently for a day or two. -The
M. E. Church , here' will hold their
Xmas tree on the 21st of this month.
A good time is expected. --Miss. lode
Flanagan spent part, of last week • at
the home of Fred. Gaiser.-Miss Bertha
Itinkbisiner, formerly of this place, is
111 at the London Hospital. We wish
for her a speedy recovery. -Ezra Bren-
ner, hotel keeper, has returned from
Sarroia, where he was attending the
shooting match. Ezra is a crack shot.
Sinee good eleighit4 has set in bugi.
nese has tocreased and made our burg
lively. -Chris. Baumgatten.
traveller, for the Bee Hive Soap Co.,
experienced It rtinaevey accident the
other day. Be had got out of hi g cut-
ter to recover his hat when the bosse
'etarted off on the dead rim. No dam-
age was dosie.---"Wm. Wein of Credi-
ton has accepted aeposition in the flex
mill here.-Rieh. Patton spent a few
days hist week in the vicinity of Mt.
Carniel.-Mies Flora McEaehan came
home from Detroit Saturday to "Tend,
the Mesas, holidays. -Miss Julie Me.
son of Parkhill 'spent Sunday in thief
Ittcleachan returned
twine from London liospitalSaturday.
Sortie time ago he hurt hie head on the
G. T. Mat, Hentilton whieh •neceesita ted
his undergoing iin operation.-Thte M,
IL ehurola intend holding, their Xmas.
tree on Dec, 10, instead of Dec. 21.
DReeett-We are sorry' to report the
death on Monday of laet 'week eif one
of our oldest residents in the person of
Micheel 1Ceough Who passed Away at
the age of 10 years: Oue sincere eym.
totally is extended to the relativeo and
friends. ,
iritteittWOOd
Mestere. Wee: end Clem Willert re-
rued/root the West last week where
thev have been foe the past two years.
Mist; Effie Willett who broke her
ete a few weeks ago is improving but
very slowly. -Rev. Belt will ()croupy
Ii- pulpit in the Lutheran chureit Sun.
day- eext.-Mr. Fred Preeter and moth.
e. left Toseetlaye merning to fattend
the funeral of the latter's brother i
Illionwonti. -Mr. John Iloffinviit is in
Vat khill t $ king eherge of a furniture
Nt01(3 aut.l intend"; moving there
elite tly.--Mr. Henry Hoffsneti who hes
boon muttering tram sn stttsek f y -
1b1 i4t. we ere pleated to note,
.,,t kg.
Bleneberd: Philip Hyslop. B.
was serkmoily *Nikon top we other day
r with ' by his hone running *well and throw -
thus hs*te lig him to the ground.
n reeeverie
flensall
Mrs. Li -line Scott, of Exeter, visited
at her home here recently. -1". Stelk
has placed a beautiful Newcombe pi-
ano in his home.-eWitt. Shepherd has
accepted a position at the foundry, -
Garnet Smallacombe and W.kloggarth
are attending the Winter Pair at
Guelph this week. -Mr. and 'Mrs. La-
ker spent Sunday at Blake. -Rev.
Thompson of Essex Co. will PoeuttY
the Methodist poiP it on Sunda even-
ing in the interest of local option. Be
will also speak Monday night. -Wm.
Blair,a former resident of this vicini-
t but wleo'has been residing in the
est for a number of years, posed
away a few days ago from the effects
of typhoid fever. The remains were
brought here Monday and on Tuesday
afternoon interment took place to
Kippen cemetery. -The Oeldfellows
held an oyster supper in their hall on
Friday night. -Mr. Pfeffer of Berlin
is the new clerk at the Sovereig. a
Bank. -Miss Mattie Ellis entertained a
number of friends the other evening,
in honor of her friend, Miss Wilson.
The company enjoyed an excellent
sleigh ride, after which ail repaired to
the fortneett home where oysters. tine
other choice delicacies were served. A
good time is reported by all.-Therinle
was well patronized Saturdayevening,
it being the first skating of theiseason.
-Mrs. Chita Manna and four children
arrived Friday front Manitoba and
will spend some time here.--Withett
Bengough has returned from the West.
We are enjoying good sleighing nt
present and business is booming. -.Dan
Stewart has returned to London af-
ter a week's visithere.-Mr. and Mre.
Oestreicher of Dashwood spent a, few
days here during the week. -Mrs. Ellie
8pent Monday in Goderieln-Rev. Mr.
Salvers, of Orucefield called on Bengali
friends recently. -Mr. and Mrs. Loo.
gen veil pleasantly entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening. -Dr. and
Mrs. Gemmel of Stratford, well known
here, mourn the loss of their 4 -months
old 13On* who died on Thursday.
McKillop: Thos. Beattie, has pur-
chased a half interest in the livery
businesaof Mr. Cs,rbert. itt Seeforth.
is only one of a Auentrat different
sitturs an1 sizeg our Briar 1 turneti
out in. Tee perfect quality of the
Briar arta the 44111,1'1th which flier
ors movie, einat1fie8 themes tee
Best Shilling Pipe'
in .!he World,
01 IC WILL NOT ittlitN.
eliee Wier, 140T MACK
tvori Yips; Guatallited. •
IN :MAIM r3R 25c
Just retuember tittret ant to
siShiekt Wand" r
Colts Drug Store, Sole Agony
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Art
Inviting
Prospect
Nothing
better fo r
you-notho
Ing more
inviting
t h a, n
meaI of
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
Moortey's Biscuits are an evenly
bala.nced, wholesome, mud:sling
*food,'equalfr good for young and
old. Made from Canada's finest
wheat flour, rich cream and, pure
butter. 'Baked by the Mooney
baker in the Mooney way.
Say Mooney's 'to your Ewer.
School Reports
The following is the report of S. S,
No.3,Stepherefor the mooth of Novem-
ber, based on regularity, good deport -
Meat and general prpliciertoy. Names
id order of tneritee-IV.--0 Ford, G
Deering, 11 Triebner, P Hempen, H
Parsons. Sr. Sanders, E
Triebner, F Triebner, W Shapton, S
Willis, A Willis, E Parsons, P
Deering, E Shepton F Preszeator,
Hicks. •41r, III. -J "Willis, 0 Parsons,
E Box, A 'Willis, 0 Preszcator, •
Penhale, 4, Welsh. Jr. 11. -It
Parsons, M Willis, 0 Triebner, G
Stanlake. Part II -0 Beaman, L.
Sanders. Part' 1.-4 Dearing,,
Parsons, VPreszeator, T Willis, L
Sanders, V Box, V Welsh.
,Chas. Tebbu tte Teach er.
.The following is a report of the stand-
ing of the pupils in S.S.No.4, Stephen,
for November: Sr. IV. -G Kestle,k,
Morloek, N Amy, E Kestie, M ICeetle,
W Preszcator, M Eilber, /Mein, Jr.
IV. --L Mot -lock, EUScliviarz, E Wein,
A Broltenshire, L Schroeder, H Kraft,
0 Tallier, A Cornish, B Smith, 0 Cote
rash. Sr. III. -M Coxworth,WSchwarz
0 Bt own, M Klempp„ E Schroeder, M
Brokenshire. Jr. III -0 Brown, 0 Cor-
nish, L Kestle Sr. IL -E Roeezler40
Wein, I Eilber.E. Amy, L Smith, Jr.
11 -0 Aforlock, J 13rokenshiee, E Wein,
Jos Schwarz, E Cornish, M Ooxworth,
Pt. L--0 Cornish. Noon roll 42,
Avverage 37.-0. W. Lawson, Teacher.
Stephen Connell,
Stephen council Met on Dec. 3rd, in
Town Hall, Crediton, at 1 pan. ',All
members present. Minutes of previous
meeting read and adopted. The Clerk
read the Engineer's retort re inspec-
tion of Mud Creek Drain, as well as a
communication from Thos. G. Ciark,
re outlet into Mud Creek, which wits
ordered to be filed. The Ole& was in-
structed to send the Council'of „McGil-
livray tp. an account fur one half ex-
penseon Carroll Award- Drain. The
following orders were paid: -W &A-
lias, gravel, $60.2e; T Dieterich, do.,
$11.34; A Campbell. do., $1.75: J Mitch-
ell. do.. $138.75; H Carruthers, do.,
$29.44; Dittney Bros., do., 200., W MIL
do., 50c.; 11 F .Eilber, removing Alex.
Caves to asylum, $0.65; Drs. McCue
McLaughlin; examination re Caves
$12,20; Municipal World, blanks, $2.50;
D W Wilson, rep bridge, $245; R Poi
la*teit doe $250; W Nichols, de., 5150;
Love, do., $5; J Green, ,do., $1; R
Webb and others, do.'$12.50;Ecl. Gill,
work on bridge, $5; PShenk, concrete
tile, $2; D Westtnan, do., $545.75. Do.
putting in concrete tile; $18; 0 iffolf:
thawing plank, 50c. E Lawson, ebb.
crete culvert, $11; Vir D Sanders, do.,
85; R Hill, rep. culvert, 50c.; F Clark,
do.. $5; G Orange, do., $L50; JG Wein,
do.. $3.50; J Baird, do., 75c; S Webb,
do., $1; P McKenzie, do., $3; j Madden
error in dog tax, $1; O. Itienzle, ditch-
ing, $27.75; A ,Dettring, do., $5; S J
llogarth, rep. culvert and tile, $7.55;
J Keys, tile, 82.85; J Lynch, do., 81c.;
0 Stephen, two culvert, $7; R Baud.
ford, gravel on station street, 88.65; .1
It Goetz, gravel account and contract.
010; j Lawson, burying dog, 75c.; ID
Lawson, rep. Saable bridge, 75e..'J
Kestle, rep, culvert and plank, 84;
Allister, cement culvert, $4,50; V. Mc-.
Keever, -gravel contract and. gravel,
Sall...$10.45; A Warner, tile, $1,20; W
11 Gamer and others, gravel on 0.44.
Block 4, $172.50; A Bodging, rep pick,
25e., S Brown, 'supplies 82.37; FSharp.
,clitch award. $0; 11 Hawker, statute la.
bole 86; F Eilber, cone on 0 toad, 810;
Eilber, assistitig Engineer, re Mud
Oreek, 81475: Crediton Pollee Village,
grant. 884 Dashwood Police Village,
do., 835; j Sherritt, drainage award,
$30.00. The Council adjourned to meet
again in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Saturday, Dec. 15, at 1 p.m;
H. Either, Clerk.
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(LONDON)
A PAF,I, Ate,
vwaiAe,ifl ;f
the victuc$ cr. tu:ilt
and bops, aid itt
tion, is the ideal
beverage.
Now when chemists aonounce its purity, and
judges its merit, oue need loolce,no further.
Winter Term Opens, Jan. 2
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
This School is recomdzed to be OM of the !coding
Connnercial Schools in America. Our graduates are
in demand as Business College' teachers. The most
recent application we reee1y0 fora teacher offered
$1400 per arum% We believe we are running One of
the most prngreasive and up.to.date 'Wiliam train.
Ing Schools in the Province. The demand Awe* Wi
' for °Mae help ie several times the supply. write for
free catalogue.
e ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN,
Principals.
Virr.A.REHOUSES
EXETER CENTRALIA
AND, CLANDEBOYE
Highest Price paid for Grain
Itil014. SELDOM
($uce,...r, to Joseph, cohbledick)
XOTopp:N$..
(Incorporated br Mt Of Perliaraent 1855)
Head °Mee, IVIontreal.
Capital, Paid. trp• $3,000,000
neserved, rimil•••• • • .$3,000,000
FORTY-EIGHT BRANOHES IN THE DOMINION Or CANADA
- EXETER BRANCH
orovE HOURS 10 a m. to8 p. tu„ sArrunnsits, 10 a. In, toj p m,
' A. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
tArnler s Sale Notes cashed or collected, ,Fereas supplied on application:
DRAFTS on all points'in elle Dominion, Great liritalit and United
States boughtand sold at lowest rates of Exchange. -
ADVANCES macleto Varroers,.Stock Dealerd Iota Business 'Men at
lowest rateteand oh most favoteible terms.
DEPOSIT Reoeipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Saving Bank Department")
pounded half -yearly and ridded to prinelpa/ June 80th
posits af $1. and upwirds received. 'Interest core-
, • and December ' •
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Gterertiment.
• . • . ••
DiortsoN & Cenetette Solicitors. II. D. Irt/R1561‘1", Manager,
•
The
heetbtrintI•100,entdotle
titF;iday night
last
yaetatrh. 'V.II°blen•er'i°0f;17wr'ass6ienoi opPere:autsio9rin
when they Wound tap the business for,
for thirty.weeks and. IC WAS satis-
factca y'that not a singleot?jection ve4s
raised. Mr. Rivers of the Thames
Road wa8 manager and gave such sat-
isfaction that he has been offered the
Management for next year. The old
officers wet*, re-elected, with John
Moir, President; and Henry Strang,
'Secretary. -Nr. Bert Reddy arrived
home on Wednesday eveningfrom the
Wept. Mr. Windfleld ef Meridiem no.
cothpaniecl him home and they leave
this week for Detroit to spend the
vvinter. They intend 1•Ptill'ilitig to the
west- in the spring, --41r, Henry Hor-
ton, who has-been laid up, with ,rheu-
th.n., i again able to be
Many VVorners..have-
'Kidney Trouble
and -don't know it; They at-)
on the tumors of female weak,-
tress and the serious troubles
often atteudiug ,pregnaticy.
trihrrte their ill -health to weak-
ness." Dragging pains in the
hips, backache, uerveusness, Th -
'often caused by sick kidneys. Ro6s.Taylo.to
tiredness, ;Ltd
headaclees-are more ,
set
All Ttinds a Timber
For which9 wil pay
hest Cash Prices
Call and see us before
cuttings the lop for
lengths and price.
If your kidneys, exe not 'welt Exete. r Ont
the .other -delicate organs• are 1 •
disturbed and inflamed, btingiug
THE GENTLE KIDNEY 'PILL
• curet ilicee cases of 4' Petnale
Weakness" because they ettre
the Kicliteys, • They promptly
restore - the Kidneys to health,
allay inflanunation, take away
the paine, and =Ott the dehe
, tate organs well and strong.
At druggists. or direct ein reettpt of price, soe.
The CLAVI.Iff CHEMICAL CO. LIMITED
WIMOM4Mth C00%
Rubbers needn't 1*
flimsy to be stylish; I
needn't be clumsy
to be staunch;
needn't cost more
to be better than '
you've beenbuyings
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Mt's. Wth. Raereher of Toledo, Ohio,
is bete on tt visit. --J. J. Merner WAS ill ujibeirs
Toronto last week on business. --Mr.
and, mvs. M. Meldinger ate..tiow 4ccul
The sleighingbas made business quite " lowest Th
romeye gieve ymoru.
p ving j. 'D. Merner's neW residenc44.t- hod f v ry p
i graeliatteibt the London Onneervittory 1 stets,
teoteher. The young lady le an below; ThAlle )3
gone to Detroit where they intend Look for the trademark.
hitisk. -Geo. Schoellig lind wife have
spendingithe wititm-Mrs. 11 0 Mau'FhDaisy Rubber People ,
Intm at livid safelY in Wianipeg..-Jno. ' ! At Berlin 0.ritatio
Browit luts returned from South River.
They evidently do not like the climate, • On, ,'. of
it, Turner, Jr., who bee vent the paet ten* Art, I
summer on the' OuVerninent survey . te_ Attic.
Int patrolling along Lake Superior, i ztYli,
4 very ill .ott hie home near Dryoulolv.
Mi' Amy Downon of Drysdale line yar
gone toelebeletonet Miele, weer', Nilo!.
has aceepted it peahen a* a tini,-;te, i
of Mottite-The host meeting tof Hay robbot
Connell voilt he held set Dee. 15, I is osschis &night
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PRE SPHERDER
iltill PLOWS
SPREADEUS
We have just reeeivsd a
number of fine Spreaders
—The Sneees,sor—whieh
doesits work in fine style.
This is recognized to be
the best on the market.
PLOWO,
We handle Perrin. Plows
and have just received a •
carload of walking, rid-
ing and gang plows made
b$r this reliable firm
THORNTON BAKER
A ent for the Sylveeter and
iretrin Plow 9ompaniee
Exeter Ontario
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