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Exeter Times, 1898-10-27, Page 1- (713,0N 1V11).01E$EN: -..GAZETT 11; TWENTY—SIXTH YEAR NO 11 EXETER, ONT., CANADA., THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 17t RED HOT UNDER At Zero Prices. We've tried to make it worth your while to read our adv. this week It's almost worth clipping out a,nd keeping for reference. We really believe you'd save a good deal of money by acting on the suggestions we throw out from week to week in our advs. We try not to exaggerate, but really, we feel so thoroughly Convinced about the values of these ,Goods that we can't help saying they are "Red Hot Under- -wear at Zero Prices." For the Ladies Ladies' heavy -weight Union "Vests, trimmed with Ribbon, -shaped and ribbed. No trouble to sell at 35c, but they go for 25c Ladies' natural, colored. un-. .shrinkable Wool Vests, extra good weight, shaped, trimmed with 'Ribbon, ;really a 70c quality, our price 05c Ladies' Wool longsleeved Vests In extra weight, fine ribbed, for t.severe weather, comfort, at a :money saving price.....,.... ...... . 65c Ladies: finest, natural, Wool Vests, high Neck, long- Sleeves, buttoned feel* spleudicl wear and worth every cent of the price $1.00 Children.'s Union Vests, heavy Weight, long Sleeves, keep little ,Bodies Snug and Warm, from 10 to 2.0e For the Men and Boys Boy's Shirts and. Drawers, fine heavy Fleece lined, ribbed Skirts, Wrist Bands and Aiikles, Pearl Buttons, strong finished, fit boys from 4 to 10 years old, per Gar- ment 25c to 50c Men's 'Union Shirts and draw- ers, good weight, wide Pink and White stripes, ribbed Skirt, Wrist Bands and Ankles, The fayorite seller and cheap, Per Garment. ...87,tc Men's heavy ribbed, pure Scotch Elastic, Wool Under Shirts and Drawers, 16 ounce, Blue, Grey and Flesh color, extra warm, very durable, a money saver at. ... 50c each Men's Merino Under Shirts and Drawers, reedit= weight, very soft and comfortable, Pearl But- tons, an excellent wearer, 65c each or $1.25 per suit We have some really elegant lines for the fine fastidious wear- ers, good value, at from 76c to $1.25 per Garment A. J. FORD &CO., Woodham. "'The solid value store." Greenway. Bears. -Rev. S. E. Ford preached ;a, highly interesting andinstructive ser mon in the Methodist church here last .Sabbath. -A. M. Wilson record keeper ,of tent No. 48, K. 0. T. M. received a cheque for $1000 within one month after the death, of John Shep- herd. This one has been paid over to his widow. " Great promptness speaks -highly for the manager of this growing chahmen. Readings were given by 'order. They have paid out to widows Rev. A. E. M. Thompson, Miss Ella .during .the past few years nearly Halls and Mr. Gardiner, interspersed ,-.--4e40,000iti this vicinity. ---,...e.r.----• s, . with excellent music rendered by the quartette, when the chairman palled for a, dialogneefrom Miss Jennie Halls, Biddulph. A. Andrews and Mr. and. Mrs. Doupe. Miss Halls in behalf of the congrega- BRIEPS.-Gilbert Carter,of Granton, tion presented Mrs. Doupe with a .and Mr. Richardson, of St. Thomas; beautiful silver tea sett, Mrs. Andrew .are visiting friends in Biddulph and reading the following address :- McGillivray this week. -Mr. and Mrs. John Guest, of London, were visiting e Ms e se, Elimville, Oct, 20th 1898. friends in McGillivray this week. --Donee - Dear Friend and A.bbott Louis, and brother John, were gathered to night in order that we may tender visiting friends in Biddulph on Mon- to you some recognition of services rendered ,day of this week. -john Parkinson ion with the church. Your 3 LxtrflulinnesaIg.enZitte Julien ency of weather.and of Blanshard, was visiting friends at other difficulties conneeteA. with your position Mooresville. -W, B. Stewereof Lucan, revealed an untiring interest in your work, a -who has •been seriously •Ile, ig on the tit sineehTiTavstillostl:elicrgecieTlir these mend, and will soon be able to resume things, together with your complete ano thor- "his duties. -David Cobbledick, who ough efficiency for your work,it was with deep was severely hurt last week,is'improv- regret that we learned of your separation from ing as well as can be expected.- And white asa congregation. we have not for. Wheat went up to 75 cents a bushel On gotten what We arer taught namely:-"Torrejeice ,Saturday last. -Miss Sutton, of Mc- wtsattwhoese ,stottoj cm t thi a' 47- ado rVotrwagli Ciillivray was visiting friends in Bid- you, in your new relationship in life and pray •dulph on Monday last. that the blessing of God may rest upon you and Mr. Doupe. Nevertheless we'ideeply feel our • a., loss in parting with one who always was faith - H ibbert. ful, kind and painstaking in her position. And would ask you to kindly accept of this SILVER TEA SET, not as a recompense for — BRIEVES.—MaXwell Bell fell from his esteem rendered. but as a slight token of our -verandah the other day and dislocat- intfmraandesayjarlictlaya.paAr And Ifjelian:er:alyaLlre. •ed one of his shoulders and otherwise fully sit a? the table performing the burnable bruised •it. -Mr. and Mrs. Peter Camp- fool thatyouduties of mistress you will alwsys bell have returned safely and well of _yoitfrerillldahyazethe best wishes of the friends .after anenioyable visitamongrelatives And when the supplies on earth are o'er may .and ' friends in Sherbrooke. - Miss weall be found worthy to sit at the table with the King's Son. And thus dwelling in the Hamilton, of Parkdale, who has been sunlight and love of Heaven with our soul% visiting at the home of her uncle T L , T. L. And hearts, and lips atoned, we shall praise Hamilton, Cromarty, has left to spend esome weeks with relatives in Stratford. -The marriage of Dr. 5. M. Currie, of Rome N. Y., formerly of this place, -which' took place very, soon after his -return from ens recent visit home, was quiee a surprise, as no hint of the happy event had. been made, except to his own family. However, his many friends and acquaintances here extend -to him their hearty congratulations, and to elle bride, their best wishes for *happiness and prosperity. ' Hensel!. G. J. Sutherland, Notary Public), Convey moor, Commissioner, Fire Insurance agent and Ismer of IVIarriage Licenses. Legal Oen nients carefully drawn at reasonable rates Money to loan on real estate at low rates of in Wrest. Office at the Post office, Honsall. TT 4T. D. COOKE, (fate With Garrow & Proudfoot) I3arrister So icltor, Notary Public. Hensel', Ont. "fil A. Sellery, L. D. S., D. D. S., Honor Gradu • ate of Toronto Ornyersity, Dentists, Teeth extracted without_pam or bad effects. Office in Petty's Block, Hensall. At Zarb% every Monday, commeueing May 30th. Conk Bros.lof the Prenatal Flouring Mins no have one of the best chopping systems in the eounty, after a number of years of exPorlen04 with a great many different makes of choppers, they now claim that they have succeeded in purchasing one of the best choppers on th Market for fine chopping, we are also running our roll crusher for the purpose of crushing oats for horse feed, AS all our experienced feeders toll us that there is xrnthing worse to form gas on a horse's stonmeh than chop. 04. Highest price paid for wheat. COOK BROS.+••"' BRIETS.- Gavin, Moir, of Quebec, is in the village. He came to attend the vvedding of his brother Andrew to leliss Elder, on Tuesday. -- Mrs. Robert Anderson has gone to London to re- side. -Miss Sutherland, who has been visiting at her uncle's, james Suther- land, the past few weeks, returned to her home on Wednesday. -The Coun- cil have decided to carry oet thew sewerage plans. - Miss Ellen Mc- Allister was visiting her brothers this week ou the Parr line. -The members of the South Huron Agricultural Society met here on Monday, and. de- cided to hold a fat stock show at Exeter on about the 16th of December next. -G. C. Petty. was in London on Friday- on business. -Mrs, Darel Bell . usborne jeckell, eon of Wee, je.ckell, near Exeter, has been engag- ed to teach in the Thames Road school next season, ab a salary of $325.-A: fine new barn is being erected on the Thames Road manse groands.- Farmers are complaining of the wet weather. They are unable to &eke lip their roots, -Mr. C/apes, who has been visiting at C. H. Homey's has return- ed to his home in -----------,--A son of William Horton, of the 4th eon., who is attending the Collegiate Insti- tute at Goderich,' broke one of his arms Friday last, while vaulting with a, ole. He eame borne on Sunday. - any Brown's sale ci,e Winchelsete on lenday was a succees, -.AP Zurioh 40111. BRIEES.—His Honor Judge Masson held Court of Revision here on Tues- day. Quite a number of appeals were disposed of. -Miss Georgie Marshall, of Merlin, is .visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Zeller, at present, - Lawyer Dick- son was in town on. Tuesday on busi- nese.-Division Court will be held here on Tuesday next. -The population of our village is growing at a rapid rate at present.-BobRichavdson bas sever- al gangs packing apples in this vicinity. Apples are a good crop and prices satisfactory. -Harry Randall and wife spent a few weeks at Elmira recently. -Peter Bender and. family intend to take up their residence in town short- ly ; also Gottleib Meruer and wife. -P. Lamont is building a house on his farm. Look out for efrs. L.-Zeller's hardware is doing a, rushing business in .stoves at present. They handle and daughter, Mrs. John Mosso, who only the best lines and their prices are were in Manitoba in interests of their lower (quality considered) than any health returned home last week. Mrs. place in town. -We understand that Bell was quite in white away, though she is now improving. --D, Urquhart was in Goderich last week on business. -Mrs. Thoina,s Hudson was in Mit- chell and Logan last week visiting friends. --Wm. Mitchell has leased his farm in Usborne to Mr. Keyes, of the Parr line, Hay, for a term of years.- Elimville. 1 T. E. Tom, P. S. I., Goderich, was in the villa,ge.Monday, and after visiting Pemsnerreorecae.-OnTleursday even - the school lathe forenoon, held a pub- ing Oct. the 20tb, a large number of ' lic examination in the afternoon, to the members and adherents gathered Which .the, parents and rate -payers at the Elimville Methodist church were invited. Short addresses were to express their appreciation of ser - given by Rev. J. S. Henderson, Wm. vices rendered as organise for a num- Buchanan and. others, The scholars bAe.r oil .yeDarnsupbya).MilftetelarrasMinagdingge (Mrs. Buchanan nag and the progress made under Mr. proved themselves to be in good stand - prayer john Delbridge was chosen 31terey,t the principal, and Misses Whitesides and Stephenson, was high- ly eulogised by the different speakers. -Mrs. H. Cook, and. daughter Miss the Eternal forever and ever.. Signed in behalf of Elimville congregabion- afternoon, on ecOlilld culture in ets Mr. Philip Madge in behalf of his , relation to purity". In the evening daughter made a suitable and feeling reply, after which Mrs. Doupe taking the organ all joined in singing "Blest be the tie that binds". Addresses of good will and. sympathy, a dutch recitation by P. Halls, a. number of gongs by the Madge family and H. Brown, of Winchelsea, a few words from the pastor, a verse of "God save the Queen" and the benediction, when all returned home satisfied that good will and. cheer tends to make life onathan Merrier is going into the shoe business at Berlin, in partnership with A. Weselohi feather resident of this place. - Harry Doan shot a partridge on Tuesday. This is con- sidered good e days shooting and. Harry is feeling very proud. InensENTemore.-About thirty young people of the Zurich Young People's .Alliance,on Mcinday evening assembled at the home of the President, Miss L. Williams and greatly surprised her by presenting an address,and a hand- some rocking -chair, as a token of their appreciation of her services in their society. The pastor, Rev. A. H. Heist was chairman, and began the program with an Alliance song after whichMiss Jessie Rainie read the following ad- dress:- ' To TRE Woneent rare. or OtTrt Y. P. A.- • Dear friend. and co-worker in the Y. P. A. int- Lovi na, visited friends in London the crests and church at large. -As fellow' officers past week. -Mrs. C. A. McDortell visit- and members of the Zurtch. Alliance, we ex - ed friends in Kippen on Monda,y.-It grniadall ymhtlmiestitainag.goettigreetings o1. cold is stated that J. E. McDonell was sion of lit heartfelt felfeWshilfaXcatieciitees- married to an estimable young lady 311 under the common bond of Christ -like love. London •last week. -..n Moir, of GECaoavs aeanacsoeutaragainneg aitamisatoon labor end, togetherthatoa 0 lifn_ the township of Usborne, son of the improvement, and up -lifting of our fellow -men. late George Moir, of this village, was Nota small share of this influence. is exerted from titne to time in our alliance work, the married on Tuesday to Miss Helen motive of which always is "For the glory of Elder, only daughter of Mrs. Elder, of God, and the good. of mon." Hensall, late of Tuckersmith township. • Realizing that not onlyare "'Worthy efforts immortal" but also that worthy efforts are The ceremony took place at the resi- worthy of a just expression of appreciation, WO dence of the bride's mother, and was as officers, members and friends of the Alliance performed by Rev. J. S. Henderson, in. have gathered here to speud an hour ' in social intercourse and intellectual culture, as a,happy the presence of the more intimate deviation from the arduous labors and pleasant friends of the contracting parties. duties of Alliance work, They will live on Mr. Moir's farm in We have come to express our appreciation of Usborne.--J. A. Malcom has resumed Your helpful service and as dstanoe in our Y. P. his rnilk route in the, village. -Mr. A., as members and officers of the same, in the past, and hope and pray for a continuance of Walters, of Chicago, who has been hese happy.relations for the future, but "ac - visiting at J. W. Oitwein's left on tions speak louder than words we are told, Monday for Listowel, where he will order to give a tangible proof of these expres- visit friends. -Mrs. P. Triggerson, has stens. we, as officers, members and friends of returned •from a, pteasant visit with the Zurich Alliance, herewith hand over to you friends in Berlin and Brantford.- and Ir. this ift, (at this -juncture Miss Lydia Koehler A. Mellick came forward N 1th th Among the wants of the village is a chair) as an nxpression of appreciationvOf your new crossing at the postoffice corner ; efforts, as co -laborer with us m theAlliance. r also a few more electric lige t the Maysuccess In a s on e even more abundantly than in the past. the future crown. our efforts, back streets. We must keep abreast Signed, of the times, and improve corres- On behalf the Alliance. pondingly in all directions. Will the Miss Williams then responded in a Council act ?-Trade has been quite few words, thanking them very heart - brisk in the village this week. -The ily for their kindness and appreciation Misses Tucker, of Michigan, are visit- and hoping the work would prosper in ing their aunt, Mrs. John Kemp.- the future. After several musical sel- Miss Wiggins, of the Women's C. T. ections, and games had been indulged U., of Toronto, a noted. lecturer, gave in, lunch was served, then all dispers- an address in Carmel church. Monday ed to their various homes well pleas- ed with their evening's entertainment. There are many foetus of nervous happier and better. ,debifity,in men that yield to the use of ' .............-.•.• .—........ 'Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are troubled with nervous wea,kness,night SEVERE COUGH CURED .-sweats, etc.i ohould try them "1 had a severe cold which settled on my , lungs and made me so weak I had to give up Complete returns of the prohibition work. TWo bottles of Dr, Wood's Norway Pete plebisoit for every constituency jee ayruip.a,migte.tek icured me, J. Danwright, «Ontario show a total of 260,7/6 votes' (.1e-lOthing takes out pain and inflammation, •cast 0.54,503 for, and 1154273 against- reduces swelling, promotes healing like Rag- a majority for prohibition of 30,230. Yards Yellow Oil. Price 26o, , a.............. Special Bargains For The NEXT 15 DAYS A WILL BE OFFERED IN THE FOLLOWING LINES : } My stock is complete in all the Y. newest designs. Dress Goods Our dress lengths are 9ec- - • ial value in quality and price. Ladies Jackets A heavy stock in this line. All new goods and will be sold at and close prices. Fttr Capes. 40---$3 0 0 and upward A quantity of Goods just placed on iny job counter that be sold at one half regular price, 1?-reiiiii=V•idg.+13)1131ieatt: ...IC:11JUN HALL, Daattwood. she addressed maimed audience in the Methodist church. Subject : "Chris- tian Endeavor work". -Jas. Petty has purchased. the Elgie farm of 100 acres in Tuckersnaith. Stephen. OCIDENT. — On Wednesday-, the nine-year-old son of Gottfried *Wein, while in field driving a span of horses,one of the animals knockecllaim down, and tramping upon him, broke one of his legs. RE-Urnme.-It is over twenty years ago since M. C. Philips has seen any of his daughters bele there was a joyful re -union on Wednesday night of last week, all having arrived borne to spend a few days with their aged father. They are: Mrs. Wm. S. Staddon ace companied by her husband, of Apsley; Mrs. A. Wilson of the same place; and Mrs. Buchner, of 0ourteIand, accom- panied berhee husband. e-seeee At the &invention of the Waterloo County Sabbath Sehool Assoeleteon held at Galt, S. McCren,. the well: 1898. ford Seigner, 200„ Nora Beichert, 200; Central i a, jr. Pe, II, Idella Reshot', 250; Rosa Me - Nevin, 231; Morrie Weber, 200; Laura WHEAL% BELLS. -A very pleasant Bossenbury, 200; Helium Sipple, 200. event transpired on the 2,0th inst., terms GnAmeite here, when Miss Maud Ricks and A. Teacher. Ricks, grain meechane of this place, were married in the C. M. church ia Lucan. the presence of a crowded houee, Atter the cereniony, which was per, BRIEFS. -Dr. Bosse& is mach better. • formed by their popular pastor Rev, -Miss Sarah Frank, of Manitoba, is tbe guest of Mrs. Sproat-lefre, R. Armitage, of London, has rented the house and store on Main st. belenging to Arthur Goodacre and. intends start- ing. a fancy sore -Miss Annie Bryant who has event the last two months with friends in and around Liman, returned Saturday to her home in Forese-The 'Mean paper has changed hands. The editor will now be Mr. . . dips, Mr. Irwin haying declared his very pleasant and happy afeeir and we Robinson Armitage agent for hetention of returning to Brussels.- join their many friends iu wishing the them a safe return and a, long, pro, Mastey Harris Co, has been appointed sperous and happy future. to a position in Hamilton where he " -- anti his family intend moving in a. fewl Bryanston. clays. 1. Salton, a large party of uncles, aunts and cousins of the contracting parties, repaired to the resid.ence of the bride's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hicks,and partook. cif a sumptu- ous breakfast, after which the happy couple drove to Lucan, whence they went to the Southern State.r to spend their honey -moon. There was a large collection of well selected, useful and costly presents. 4 WhS altogether a INVESTIG A.TION. - The commission a,ppointed to investigate the charges oieoffensive paetizansbip against Dane Coughlin, an inspector of weights and measures was continued Lucaa on Monday before R. II. Collins of Exeter. A number of witnesses were eetanen- ed, but no serious evidence was adduc- ed. The investigation will be continued at Luca,n on Tuesday next, when the evidence will be forwarded to Ottawa for examination. If the investigation means anything it means that Cough- lin will lose his office and that scree good. Liberal will get it, as was the case with C. Walker, of Ailsa Craig, who was removed from the postinas- tership for alleged partizanship there, to afforcla berth to one Jim. Morgan, a political worker 112 the riding. • Ki rkton Beenre.---Mrs. P. Barrow is on the sick list. -J. F. Stinson has sold his farm for the sum of $3,150,and intends to reside in Clinton. -Will Avery who was hurt two weeks ago by George Anderson's thresher passing over his fooeisimproving nicely. -John Burn's sale on Wednesday last was a decided success financially, as everything went for high figures. Chas Bailey wended the hammen-John Livingstone has erected it new driving -shed. --Anniver- sary services were held here on Sun- day last in the Methodist church. The Rey. Dr. Williams, of Listowel, offici- ated both morning and evening.-An- niversay sermons were preached in Se. Paul's church here on Sunday last by the Rev. Mr. English, M. A., of Hell - math Ladies' College, London.- It is our sad duty this week to chronicle!the death of Herbert George Ball, who died after a week's illness of meningi- tis of the brain on Saturday the 15th inst. Deceased was in his 15th year and much beloved and respected by all who knew him. His unexpected death has cast a gloom over the entire community and a large circle of friends tender their heartfelt sympathies to the relatives of the deceased. His re- mains were interred in the Exeter cemetery. -A number around here are baking up their turnips. -Fred Mar- shall spent Seena,y under the parental roof.-Sheir & Marshall are the boom- ing merchants of our village, they having sold 14 suits in one day. -W. S. Dawson hadquite it lively time at Thorndale exhibition last week with a couple of nue-shell fakirs. Mr. Wied.- erhold, of St. Marys, having lost $14 while playing, Mr. Dawson demand- ed the return of the atoney when the fakir andeelnDawson got into an argu- ment over the amount. After a while the argument became so effective that Mr. Dawson pulled his powerful right on Mr. Fakir and he dropped. His (faker's) friend standing by took up his cause and drew a left from behind and landed it on Mr. Dawson's nose, doing no harm, Mr. Dawson collared his former man and again demanded the money which was promptly re- funded. Who says Kirkton boys are cowards when they are cievies. from home. -Station A of the Se. Marys Exeatts.-Public School Promotion Central Creamery runs every other Examination. Successfal pupils : day now instead of every day. -Mrs. Sr. IIT, Helma Pfaff, 570; Alfred Tor- Williams had her house remodelled rance, 496; Maggie Weseloh, 480; Ed- over and it imgroveie the look of her die Beichert, 495; Lottie Galster, 477; premises, --A unshine scribe attacked Adeline Severe% 461; Theresa Axt,446. one of our village boys at Burn's Sr. Phoebe Rickbeil, 535; Nora sale of Wednesday last. The disturb- Greb, 495; Robert NV illiams,173; Laura ance erose over an argument about. Hartleib, 468; Chester Benedict, 453; horses. The argument reached. to such Dora Eilber, 437; Edger Magee 435; a pitch that the Scribe lost control of Egbert Heideman 42,8;Harvey Weber, his Medulla Oblongata and used mus - 406; Cora Hamacher, 405- Amy Stein- cuter motion to a,vebge his tentner. bach,105; Norman Holtzman, 101; Now one chance is given this so-called William Brower 400, Eddie. Greb 400; scribe and this is to apologize, or else Lerina Fuss, 40P. like others who leave fallen fate to the En, J. HAGAN, Kirkton Band of Whitecaps be among Teacher. the desolated number. -A.. Good, has been re-engaged as teacher of our Jr. III, Fred Halierer, 450; Herbere scliool at at advanced. salary ; this Beaker, 405; Written Beaker, 400; s eaks well for Mr. Goble, -Mrs. Gil- pti is improving nicely. -II. Bryans, Latina Bossenberry, 401; Ira Weber, 400; Garnet Magee 400. Sr. II, Enema, of Staff% spent Sunday ita town.- Weseloh, 320, George Kilber, 806; School was closed on Friday, owing to Mary Gatineau, 800; Victor Appel, 305; the convention in the one Town. - August Koehler, 800;Ehnore Theil, 306; Mee. Bryans, of Staffa, spent Sun.- We are now ready to show our X-mas. Goods and 329; Hilda leoeharrte, 342; George Thee; to Cleveland, the latter to her home --- WEDDING BELLS. -A very happy event took place at the residence of Benjamin Wood, of Bryanston, oa Tuesday evening 254h hese, when his daughter Ida, M. D. Wood, was united in the holy- boucle of rnatrirnouy to W. S. W. Oho wan, of Onaway, lefich. The ceremony wies performed by Rev. Mr. Deacon. The wedding march being played Miss Rhoda Olzowen. The bride was dressed in white organdy, adorned. with Chiffon, pearls and lace and wore it bridal veil and wreath of white roses and carried a hoquet of virhite roses, The guests were numer- ous, fifty sat down tree sumptuous re- past. The guest • :e from Detroit, Thamesford, The ale, Clinton, Se. Marys and Exeter, while the presents were costly. The happy couple leave in two weeks for theic home in Miele, Their many friends wish them ahappy and prosperous future. Sunshine Barses.-Tohn Routleyes new resi- dence isnearingcomple,tininits a dandy John ; all that is required is a woman now. - Lewis Beaver's residence is going up very slowly. -Geo. Allen spent Sunday at Thomas Hopkins, Woodham. -Matthew Routley spent Sunday with Joseph Worden. - Michael Fletcher has purchased the farm owned by Thomas Clarke for $4,700.---Da,vid Clarke spent Sunday with John McCullough. -Miss Minnie Bell spent Sunday with blends in Kirkton.-Robert Harden spent Sun - ,TO1Ier weilyE PublisherS atm Pr Here s Your Chance FLEECE -LINED n e wear For Men, also a full range of Ladies' and Children's Underwear. J. P. X;toss An elopement was nipped in the bud on Wednesdiey evening, says the Clin- ton News -Record, in a way Which ra,- they amused those who witnessed the affair. During the afternoon a couple of young women. drove to the Clinton depot to enquire the time the next train for the east lefte and on being informed went up town again. When train time approached they again started for the station and had about reached the Catholic church when it young naan drove in from, the cross street and stopped them, He clipped it halter over the head. of the horse they were driving and getting into his own buggy drove with the other in tow, The women made no attempt to escape, but wept freely, but their cap- tor seemed. wellsatisfied with the man- ner in which he had captured his runa- way wifeethough on the pre-aions occa- sion she reached the city. The parties were from Goderich township. • The Winchelsea Creamery shipped 32,082 The or butter to CJardiff, Wales, last week. - ••,.• McKIM'S day with. William Creary. - Peter BIG 6fi-KAsii 33 Coleman has secured the agency far STORE the famons 13ackeyeBeel Co., of New York. Peter is a. trroroiigh up-to-date HENSALle, business rnan,-Will Denny, the Eng-' lisle waif, employed by Abner FullerI Ordered Clothing is thinking of going to the Klondike IN Oral TAILO tee seek for. greener pasturese-Mrs. RING DEPARTMENT— :Omura is Improving nicely. from her ' we show an excellent range of new recent illness.-Weeley Mills intends I Fall and Winter Overcoati, Suitings moving soon to his new residence in / and Trouserings which we make to Woodham. -Dr. Pallybia,nk, of your measure in the very best manner Lobo, spent Sunday with Cha,s. Wash. at the lowest possible price. Canadian one night recently. They captured burn. -A party went out mon hunting Tweed Suits, $8.50 to 815.00; Scotch and Irish Tweed Suits, $15 to $18.00 •- whae they thought to be a coon in a Black Worsted and Serge Suits, $13,00 log but they were not long in finding to $25.00. Our Ma. DEVER is am expert one that ib was a skunk. Mr. skunk tailor, whose work is thoroughly gave them a strong and a rank re- reliable, correct in style, and will be ception which was received by several members of the party.-Soine of the young Dien and boys of this neighbor- hood, are here advised to mend their conduct around the church premises found entirely satisfactory in everer detail, if not, your money back. Tweeds as low as 25c. per yard, cut to your measures free of charge. on Sunday evenings before the law nelady-to-wear Clothing courts are used to teach them what their respect for God's house has not. We are noten business to sell shoddy -Farmers are -very busy taking up i or undependable goods. Our idea of their raangolds and turnips which are i clothing is the kind made to satisfy a good cro .-George Godbole spent the most critical buyers, correct in Sunda.y with Samuel Brown at Kirk - ton. -Matthew Routley, stock broker, is doing it rushing trade in handling the Rossland and Ruby shares. - Ie. The worst predictions have been fal- filled in Manitoba. The heavy rains last month threw the harvest back. Then the rainy season began before any considerable quantity of the grain was stacked. That left in the stack has been practically rained And the rain has been so continuous thee the farraers halve not been. able to pull down their stacks and dry out the grain. On the whole, the weather has proved nothing short of a calamity to the country. style, correct in fit, correct in woek- manship and correct in material. Because we measure to this idea, do not think we are high priced. Men's good, solid, all wool Suits, well made and generously lined, for $6.00. We have lower priced as well as higher. Boy's tweecl Suits, $1.50 to $0.00. Men's Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers, Suits, Vests, and Trousers. Boy's Overcoats, Meters, Reefers, Suits end Pants. We could not sell such goods at the prices if eve sold on time. W. A. NlicKalVt, BELL'S fi NEW mewl', Hensallm P EN ING LEVITT'S FAIR. .1111.1117C, Owing to our increased business we have found neceSsary to enlarge our store to twice its former size. it Aurthur Bossenbury, 300, Sr TT Wilfred Weido, 313; Edith Torrance, --' day with her son, It. A.. Bryans.-0.E. many other useful house -hold articles. Taylor arid Miss E. Taylor have gotee 305;Herbert Ilcrwald 800;Charlie Eilber, • nd the eor to restane his study of 300; Vercn Whitmore; 301; Arhus stry ra'kr. Irene, P. S. I. 'visited 6 An inspection of these 000cis will prove to you the good Theil; 300. Sr. Pt. /T, Laura Fuss, 259; e"' Theil, 225; Peter Deiebere 200; our school this weeljc.--Milton Watsob quality and cheapness of them and convince you that thero is improving nicely from an attack of Emma, Heldman, 201; Ella Weber, 200; has never been anything like them in Exeter before typhoid fever, so is Robert Daweon.-- Gneeph, created a little excitement by ' Worker, of Lottie Hilderbrand, 200. Jr. pt. n, Eddie Heberer, 203: Elmore Rupp, 202; known Sabbeth Sehool advising some radical changes in the Theodore Schroeder, 201; A.Iein Foster, observance of the Sabbath. He did 20/ Dere Koehler, 200/ Gertie Hart - not believe in spending all day seneay Hee, 200; Lizzie Trimner, 205; Joe in church, and advocated that the Randell, 200. evening church be ebandonedio favor Me TORRANCE of home study. There were too many Teecher, meetiiies on Sunday now. Rev. Mr. Jr, III,Otto Sipple,420; Pearl Fisher, Atkinson, of Perlin, backed up Mn. 400; Sem Koehler, 400; Josepleinine 1VecOrect, saying that now it was stherise Hew -Mee 400; real& MSS, 100; Pearl prayet nieetlug, elders' meeting at 10, Buchanan, 400. Sr, tr. Herley Weber, church alai, school et 8, V.M.,C,A.. at 300; Adclinson Koehler, 300; Feed be- e, church at 7. and Young People's imith, 300; Unianaal f Holtzman, 300; Society to finish up the day, Bee. G. Mira Volland, 800; 'Wellington John - Demote of Waterloo, was also of the store 305. je• II. Herbert Smith, 800; sense tepinion, but ReV. Mo. Kettlewell Willie Wagner, 300; Emit Hardy, 300; and other beitiietere Were strOrigly ledweter Kohler, 300; Iletbert Bloch, opposed to the idea, eityleg thee seat 800eXetie 15r*id, 800; Veer& teeehesoot H my Held o in, 300. 'See Pt. IT, Mode s The doctor. a treatment peOnusee Meer, 246; Henry Plaxbeed • 9A4' OW- tautb in it embplete cure , Mills in abunclence pass through our village, some butcher's mills, farmer's WE wpm HAVE-ormft.--` mine, merchant's mills, but it would be a boob. to °Ur village if a :grist mill -Wni. 13town spent Sunday in St, A Re=Opening Saturday Nov. sth .f would come for the D11113080 of steying. -, Marys. --Norman Pletcher spent Sun. , • day in Chiselhurst ; there muse be same attraction Norman. ` ' And have In Orchestra in attendance. We extend a ,—,-.,-,...-.--+-4•1113 3 hearty invitation to all to come and see the store and hear Why' dohe, you try Chteter'e Lietle the 11111Sie, Liver Pills 1 They are e positive cute for side heaclaehes, ata ell the ills pro- anced by disotdoeed liver, Only one Thanking our many customers for their past favor, and Pin e doe& . hope to have their continued patronace. H. Wilson, Prospect Hill, watt to Londoti last Week aud had a stirgleal opetation performed by ler, Wishart. to .LEVITT!..S.....':F: