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The,tel 0 all -thin itueoMing for the:
next fe*nionthL YOU rnust be pparetfor the teMiog weath
. e;, andgannet 4e better thanco, ,..e to usfor your *inter coMforts •
Our gook was 'never.la better. .alatipie to saisply ou .With talW
warm Underwear, geti*y„..eleeep,' and Mi„anne ette and
Lovely warm 14100kOtfrei' Red' Oomfortern, Fur. Ooat and alt-
ether neccuary.goodis to keep not 04.0)101
wagon to `Z.Xeter tor ;gime lnmber
and 4.vas drivOnttbome wb.ea death
overtook 1014 40, 'WW1driving steno
tb.elrhames Itoad and when. in /rent
or wattle 'Browses farm WAS seen to
fall .from Jij Wagon. , The iho'rses
winch were walking at the tinae, con-
tinutil homeward. Mr. Brown slew
Mr.wornbull fell and immediately
ehed 40 his .asidetatece. It was
gbLthaL -he wasunconcIau3 -and
was
. torment as bang 'the OlAn tLCtd
ot stealing rhe terse TuestlaY nigh
of last week from, Mi.' of
Centralia. It appears the horse was
taken from a field and was lead by
the thief' eolith :towards Londtm, and
.1,troinesday afternoon' Aold to (4,a
Wan 033):10d 4940V19111; liVing neat
London for $100. As Anderson did
not taws, enough money in, his how
4terneen,"4tt10 advaflced ng o
yearz 1441 4' O3oat-40; tenfle derar4: 9
o)d .ago.being the, canoe of *leath.
timettl*de.teeiteentt.O.4."-ta '
bcd or the Vest; four montliltVid-:bi
death did not* came unexpected. Ih
-July he mede a trip ;to ander-Oh-On
*w_,_blte there' Lwalk,ed, 00001' milet out
in itne coenyrr-eo see te friend. ' The
'exertion Of the' wa1k as 04-7=0
for'114e 4404 voltam= end on his
. return' home 'Won vonlpelled to take
l01314 "belt Ile WO born in A1frehir
004041.0-41--4-,
rank first eeltlint
aduds
SOUvenits
Canad4 Steel, an leg
..1
17retirietth 00 ten Chari. - c
from the beetadllein Canada.They u.
Blankets with Blue or Pin o ere. Peieto
_
1,1entlett30411e.nkete of the Beat quantity
reweizer-lixten
h arrivc1 at t1ic iao wh.eretb
'Man 'was' lying he Vinod' Otion-exam-
° ination that death bad ,overtaken
J-7
itekrt faiture-la 4
ibis death. Ste horses had been,
• ,r......IKurribuilts-:-Ix)
as taken to hia home near FarAnhar
by _kind 'friends. ciebe_ AO -ceased . 14V -a
in
bis 52nd year Ant W35-born-vo-411,e-
rttrin Whore he resided. Ile :was a
man of robust frame, etrong and
healthylooking and biz death came,
as a shock to his many friends. .
esides...his..e.orroeitingieeviciowe
* -survived by InIne chledrenreeven
Us and 'two daughters. Mr. Turu-
It -vas
beelaf-tles'PeriTilhar
lodge I. 0 V. The funeral, be
bold Friday interment being in the
Exeter cemetery.
Have you betin4th:.-our Un.
,derwear Counter -this fail?' If
you have . you knewsome-
thing of our variety. ''Better
. than ever; ‘and weights' d'ind
ea to auit alt taatee -A--
11 Msotmeflt of -fleeced
and Fine . W001 En,
natur-
al 'Met- WC. :$1,-
40 natural wool Underwear
VOW and Drawers 111.00 and:
' $1.25.
n extu-kinti-that—
look and feel wenn, Made Of
nice floral cloths and filled
with good batting $2 to $3.
blue, red or ;white.
Ringwood. Catth mte r
Swede gloves s In all the new •
„voters 25 to 50 cents. .
Long. or . short Kid gloves
$1 $2.25.
For genuine style tbesii
$1.2.60 coats compare favor-
ably with - $1145---ebe.,
where. Braided over shout -
der. dOwn front andback with
Semi -fitted etyle with .vel.
Vet colt:ill natural all wool
ersey- tot-
talloringand amarb fit Lhat is
feature of eve c
On Wednesday morning Mr.
,Aatiattatadzik411."044ane11
oral opt on people. received a mole -
age from Osgde Hall. roroxito, that
e Court of Appeal had dial:Wooed Mr.
• vrorth's'appestfrornrthe-desta
.of Chief justice Melock,, who u held
Ladies Ffititined Coats.
itig dieplsy ofilacie'favorite winter garroen' ta
than what was/ ahown laat winter is what we haverre
Styles ete more hatideorae. quality is: higher, iirb te values ..
surpass all Other seuons„ Do net miss eeeing the _Viet ones we
Orin - -
go oat for VA, and better for $0. $65.
Chicks 70. lb, Live 9c. lb. Dressed. Rens 5c. lb.
Live 7c.lb. 1)ressrd, Turkeys Lin) Soettsh Oc trade
Dressed Do cash lotrade. Dressed D
esse eese
rte'yaw was car
-
tied by a vote of the people of Ronan
Mr..Coxworth and those oppoeed. to
local option commenced an action
ainet the Village to hay° it upeet.
The Council took. up the defence of
local option, but it was diecovered be-
fore long that they were playing into
the hands of the liquor interests to de-
feat_tbe.bylam_Thutenarteran.
pie then decided to engage a le.wyer
themselves. Mr. Stenbury was re -
1 Lajpcd -4nd ha*. ucciedei ln .-/etinning
at every stage of the ease. Ile first
succeeded in having the defence of
the taken from the ;Village
Council, \ Then when the motion to
*lash was made before - Chief Jus -
tic afulock local optlon: was 1111°.
missedtraeLit
a -Anderson's-, Innue.-Ntliere4t---k
eeverrel a,tui the .London Police -1w,
:tifiedot ' *
rene y ,4In eflc e o
Wooer last Sataiday but 0.vldeotls-
put--tbe-oaatter-o0---uUti-l--tlaoni
Monday, morning he Inted n hors
-atia haggy—troia Vin. -flIS5ett.-Iy
iflg he Wisbed Lo go - to ucan. He
arrived at Anderson's boom- in. tile
afternoon. for -his money. Andersen
siald be 'would drive into tondon.,and
pay shaw there. Shaw drove._ On
e r.,..iand,41'.141*Villita,%w::=:fastarRn.harsa,
tban kinlitsoni soon -left -bita-behind.
,A4,1„lerson then called up the Lon-
don .001the
the Man and as 'ShaW droire up Tel*
'bot street be was placed under ar,'
rest. During the afternoon, Mr.
sett received a telephoee mcskege
'from tendon that Shaw was arrested
and that bie horse and buggy were
being held by the police mouling the
.artilval of, some onc to take them
home. •
-
u 0as pear.- wor lug at
different times with farmers in the
vicinity, but lately- be worked at the
uning-tfactorY
'Lion. closed. down for tl e"seakon; 4
t -
41
oi,„
g . vas rio Go c
upon as a suspicious character. He
.always 'seemed to !lave pleetyof
money and gave 'the impression that
be was well 'et Ile cjjms to have
been born in Araherstburg of French
parents, although he UPpeats to he
part Isiegro. IWhen he was luite
Yonne, he claims,- his pareute died
and be Was taken by a family near
- ice
fourteen years of age has fought the
battle of life 'alone. lie is, a tverY
Illiterate- lad, 41eitig-..-4m4143 -to-read
or write. .1f6' was. remanded by the
Loudon authorities' for *L' weelq
41" .
ve . •-Th� -ohililrcii se
are -4John T.,- of -the Themes Baad.;
APArn1Y-„ntulf-of-11
_
Williaol. Regina': tMrs, .I
Hibbert; Mrs. WM., Outline' _
CJer-
water, 411fra. kco. Monteith,
Thames Roado Mrs. tient. Kidd. Vs
Went, and OP, C. Barrie, of Regina
The. late Mt. Attlee:in was a Statille
inerabeF of tile Presbyterian church
and IA-:4ZltlWqk,YAVft-.4cThsrt40;:P„
hert'ithr. thi'nfro
Rbad postoffice was establieheir Mr.
Which office - be lied up to the time
of 'hie death. The funeral will he.
held ThuredaY, Interment being in
the, Exeter cetueterr;
Petitiralla
ailiss Irate 1fantleoelp,, • Of Toronto.
Was' the' guest ot liejstcr, Atte. W.
-Arettiistt.
and Mrs. W. Spenccr
Strat-
ford . orient Thankegiyhig with her
mother Mrs. Aaidtrzon.
Tbanke - 'virtg Under the tal
SterkBoar4�jj, 81borksPiposekDatnperie, ete. Setentert
HARDWARE AND STOVE ST
Jobbers and Dealer's in
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, 011,
Glass, Nails, Siuks, .etc.
.021V7przutyPtirmrgringssMoPatNaMilamtr*Marmaritm
We make a s%ecialty of Eavetroughing,- Roof:
• jog and Plum m all its branches.
"11.0VM.4"
ing for Detre% to visit his eon there
he oleo *Went further west, to pontiac r.
to rose* Old acquaintances- ,
Anstin Duplan Of tomtit -
School. spent Thanksgiving- with his a
parents . • •• -
• Miss Xedu Heating', of Exeter open.
Thankiettiring with relative* here.'
M. Lanni" Bett,rendered excelleni
- • •
appreci y a ,crovr
Londeobora Monday evening.
Mr. Oluts.Clark, editor of the "Com-
ber ffetald."-visited at the Metimdist.
Church last Thttrsilty.
Ric nt. Orme s the guest of her
slitter Mrs. Dyer of Detroit.
Mrs. Clarktif London, is the guest
of her Oster Mrs. Ntrgott.
iilisatilad a Sae of AlrnaColleje
o
drord and '¼ughter
aaters edict -6161111tiese
1144.14K CAIRNS, Vett!n Bu
iF1ornesth
on roost approv
lal attention to dentistr7. Office
motet old sLsn4 en Main ettt,et,
bt cal/ at-Peter-Bewdetetresidence,
eRNEsT etttoT • •
*vtvanei'ACCOleite
•O1Y e.iest st: fattes4 Ms*.
601; W0014046 St*
0111C9i IOW Street. tattier
S.PHIttJPS tozgtatt. LI.
tilted Auctioneer.' Sates co
tictid In ell parts. Tertue rational),
)(Orders cart be leftat the:Tilting Ofilee
SENS
fleer.
fn all parte, Term*
aCtioicguaranteed
b ve g in confirmed the 110- aw
rals-rel
--of-Goderiehr-;.--an
ZefelCenzie, A, off Toronto,
eted-iforzwenth, .
Vollowing is the result iof the
shooting-Atatch-Thanksgiving-Da
Event* I 2 3 4 5 0 :7
Birds 10 10 10 10 10
P. Kerr , - 4 7
S. 'Webb 7 6 3 0 * 8 0
D ifurdon 3 2 3
3*, Ilissett 7 0 8
fie
rrlebner 5
Dental Surgeon T Dioney
Office ver Oladmen & tanburre, Wood 4
Main a Ite!risst. Vir &Ander* 10
Sweet
Victoits,TYn
tmitearsorretlice.szeireae. Dsmalaloa
ASsOciate Coroner ettilini4sk:
. .
-919119lika- i91999990111014 "-aaaliamovairoi-•
THIS WEEK.
cr re showing some Cheice
• Stock ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of freraworth,
ttetided the IA -ate -Carling wedding
on ,Nrilit-esty7.
BOON
$0,INETA1.0...A t ' the Goshen Line. lliy
. on Oct. list. to Mr. and lilts. David
Titt38,1YINItIt....At the Gothen Lnc
ileY, on the 6th int, to.lifre and
airs. D. Trurinarr, a son.
111144--.111 !Toronto on November 5tb.
to Ntr. Xrul Mts. Prod 3. UUI a 400*-
Stepheri Tuesday Nev.
lOth to Mr. and -
ton.
8W8ITZEReeln "'Creditotr. Sunday
Nov.. 8th to Ur.. And Ur* ileary
Sweltzer, ct &dig:titer;
'4 • • mARP.111)
Er'ter. or
Wedrieeds,,y, Nov. llth,,by 'the nov„
ckaliti$f:Fiareards 'third,.daugh-
ter t the late Isaac- Carli'ngt'
to *r. 'WM.' D. Mae'. of Witatiptig,
.1)Itt)
0
"qt °
▪ d•
d bethoel
teb:le
1+1.'
at.ike,Iomaritthelit
-
Ibis third, daughter - IFlorence, eves
lunitad- In the. - heti tends _of _matrie.
%tem jOf
Winnipeg, • At high tio0n.e .r
becomingly attired in a travelling -
*nit
carrying e white prayer !book, en-
tered the. :drawing ,r0ora .on the arm
of her brother. alr...Leete,ift.„
- to the Strains of Mendehoebn s Wed.
.played UT: Miss Pauline'
Elliott, of :Norwich,' a edece of 'the
y 'Rev. 4Valter Collins. of Lbo T
vitt 'Memorial Churehrunder en arch
Or '-Obrhointhemumi -and-------Aretricen vet!
+Hems ty roses in the prekence of the *It.h.
immediate relativesof Or contract- Non.
Grautotti
Mt. and ltre..Chu. Eupi
004W014040C1
ited.friendsein-tctriatit
Paolo)]* and Mait
Just to hand the 'largest all
tie sto-ek- ui irt eve
shown irt to
We have received the Fal
London . -.1,
Too late for fleet week.
Ihe'°btektinatiPiOviltilithere Tues.
cliky evening Was st-great,sueces*. The
auppeewestall-that could be attired
and this .rogramwe was excellent
in beautiful .voice ""Iteleeed it is
Morn." After the cereinony the
guests prOieded to the spaeloUs
din-
ing -room Which WAs 11104-
piro(Utelr
Chryteinthemunts end .;bridal roes
where- -a UMW--weddtng-74.breekfilist
was iteried. -eWith the best
•4.iaisbes and -Oongra ulatiorts of titer
mariy fr;iendif, $11...--riteriVtrerMice-let
on the tyriniti,V9tratti for a /tour of
Che ecintinent, t1be groora's gift to
thebtide wat aletketrit_ 01, -,peer
andarnethyete while Orr bride .pr
sented each of her neices
00/00 pearl brooehee. • Mite preeetits
were iboth namerous and costly
ifl-
cluljngcut glints, china .sad
The ifees j�n,n oengratiallititiri*.
_.• .ogtkr_tgio_rmittc„it w
teOrg( .tnet iwith a Crign ar
alicident whieh.tiroVed, fatal, On the
farm of (10orge, lluroa no4a,
steer Vodririch, 11,tevy. who . worked
lot 41Wrir ilistett, was Milki9gititt
before daylight, and the caw nett
to the ;one he Ws* milking kicked
out •ortit striking Ifievy tarried him
forward. The enituat then JUMP*4
On /him, and it is itild 0116 af the
7.f.67110 -*'7t014 4ft ,Jr, •
lark 'Were,',.'rtieklyeett :hart
efli:t **a Iterajtinit ' '
reit 1njurcl. .04$4"i'.:t.iti.
to 'tb rghtanother into
to -
he• .6001 hire
11 Sfl ofeitette,
0. .the. -broken' „
Ab6, Wag, sotat .
ncl tbst 'anothefT .bad :bro.
eeeegairist the
'• Ititteit tettg
'vat Of,
'
or a'
E*eter Ontario
err' A. FefIr,. excellent
Illeks and 111
Esiery. grand alio, rend -
teat by Misees...11-utt
boruea by the choir. .
)Ien froni Ws T. Colw lion Mo
Wm. Oke and niece Marjo
Heidrun *pent Sitailayand:MondaY
tchelk
110 WW1 r of thuilith-bia
.pentTbanksglylng wiEbher .prenti
id Put
singo aa a 0
• and the _noun lialf_of101 _la
Ilsborne;" ' con 200
oia obieb ibtre is' erected a
rick k1We11ing large 'bank
*titbit and .-te!
This. property' Atilt be eel
in bkcit or in part to suit vurebaseri
term." of ;pa •
Wert
The -attractive route is -vi
and St. Paul, Minneapolie -or Dulntb.
Secure ropy: of timetabia entitled
"New Route to Winnipeg pd
Wet-
"avia •rand
run Agent -
3. 3. ittlIGAT, Depot Agent.
,
or write 3. D.L.ACCMONAX,11%, 4.14sioa
Deppk-Torratta-flate,
J.G.I " di of,Adleld„ visited
Metbodiat gerhurialay.
Mr. Frank Boyle of Rotel* • spent
bank.glvlcg wlthis mother here.
U1st. Alice Witeon returned bora
IttELIVe.
Joy'able t there.,
On uta of We pastor's absence
*.ltestie of :Exeterorruplek-the
pulpit In the morning and the teen in
soiree* was taken by the gpsrott
League who rendereda-fib* long *per.
tr. til. IL 11:cicti Alm
for 1909, reedy OtOv. 15, 1003i
ever5ent oat, , ihotutitui - (rover,
colors, finc portrait cif 'Prof. dlieks
in colors, ;sit the old feature' end
eeveral. new orie' a la the -iboOk. The
test astreheiniea.1 year took dna ib
only one tantaining -the 'brigina
IIjCkj 'Weather •Ireirecsets." :lly rnal
0.
Vhia,, farm coal/eta of 122 acres eite..
6,_st.t,thc...1.411,,P1141.111,k0.24
aryr faatei -roa4*, .etkavenien t to
neva store, blacksmith shop end
et minutes walk from the Methe
eliorch, one mile from publie
Chit Pat :V0901100 of 100
agreeswith Oleic houSeo. Urge hat n
with'.'botarmentitlilfemidied; ereher
10 crqm c_ithundtinee-Leit.Le*te
Tb otbcr Ceeitstaitilid-22 Wee.
r house, atne stables. 'orchard
11 All good “Iria4 in good state
iltivation. TYou.seIon "Oven
For terms land 'Other A
pnrticnlars pit on the (pretaisits.
Proprietor. '
d, tt end
Street,'
OW ea it to n
kid to Vitt. Iliekt
XerceaSts.
he'eXeoUtOr
rL!' at d
nfl1 It.stri;rtt14414tieritt,14,rviloot:intrliste
ceup3ng &be rt
Iseeed r�n