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TJ URSD•AY MORNING, OCTOBER 20th 1903
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If you are in need of a stove or furnace this fall
it
will be to your advantage to call and see our stock
• before you purchase elsewhere as we carry a large
4, :stock of the very best makes both for coal and wood.
4.49
ing, Gas and VGraterpipe.
Call and see our Carpet Stretchers
Hensal9 , Bethesda Sexsm itt
0, T. Sutherland, Notary Public, Convoys
;y, Tyr, Commissioner, Fire insurance Agent, an
■ y .p. assurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal dooumen
i1L lllhi H ® ®- ■ i m ®' ® .1 +3• oarOEully drawn at reasonable rates. Mone
q, to loan on real estate at low rates of interes
.. Ofdee at the Post Office ]iensell
-John Pabte;rsan's little boy was
.1. unfortunate enough to break his arm
a
I -Tee •alnn;ivrtreery of the Metllat' t
•-A2ns• Coale, of Dsborane; is visiting
her eon's haeme here this week.
-Jahn leor!ilicott and, sister, Miss
S,arath, visieted friends at Thedford,
last week.
-T•he farm of Mr. ;fames .Carrick,
wee erecen1'ly sold by auction•to' lir.
John Taylor, of Exeter Nortel.;.
-;Toler McMarhen, wife and family,
d cbur c1r•amt 13etbeedta,•will be•;ield, on
is I Suii,1ay, Nov, lest., ruble services will
x be con;deucbed .at x0,30 a. m. by the. Rev.
t.1 W. C. Berea ,eoef London, 'and in the •
!Veda/
by Dr. 'Medd„ the, Oskar. A
ed/ Thank offering is solicited as i•
We make a specialty of Furnaces, Eavetrough-
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znizrarun
If you want the best results use
National and Star Brand Cement
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTS
• ' Walls Floors Troughs, etc built with these Celnezats
last for ever.
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9 'Hats andCaps
A OMANS
CRITIOISM
Of what a man's clothes should be is
pretty accurate. There can be no
possible fault to find with your ap-
pearance if your clothes are made to
Measure in an expert way. The style
of the garment wa make is a sufficient
guarantee for first class work. All the
new up-to-date Fall
r.SSiti S Our. Goattn
g, g
anu railtinus
,just arrived. Prices away down.
W. W Taman.
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VIEW
PIANOS
e`have just put in stock several
mew Pianos in the latest designs and
,of the Best Makes at Popular Prices.
We will esteem it a pleasure to show
them to you. Organs always in stock.
A good second hand Bell Organ :in
good order, for sale cheap. •
1°he Bicycle
We have removed to the stand
next the Commercial Hotel, and
invite you to come in and visit us.
We have a nice assortment of
Hats and Caps, as well as a full
s,ock of Suitings. Come in and
see for your self.
FOWLER BROS
THE CLOTHERS, HENSALL.
Wingham
jfare detstnayed the buildings,
owned
by Anson Dulmag+e, and occupied: by
William Wartt, as a store add
baardiug house. The rear part of the
buildintgs being Brame was completely
gabled ; the front being brick escaped
weft, Feels da'rea;geer Bass on. bu4il:diegt
estimated at $1,000, with nc insur anee
•-Rev. N. D. Keith 13. D., left i fox
his home in £eamingtron, on•Monday
morning. I PA[[CH1L
there .is n,o tea-meetingt h is year.
'--Rev. Mr. Ross, of F.rome spent ;
la Hensel as
sT well,
friends, taking -The musical soote!ties hexa had a ; Alex. Zn4Sra is making young echaldnen besides leer husband bo
meefeleing Tuesday evening fox, the par- j g mrn,,,rn. her toss. , ,
--M;i,ss Whiteside who is Lead:de p tions to move onto. the farm es Shire
C ;pose DT orgeai70 Me a' bane): Theetgy sea- er'acantly:purchaser) from ;Tames Shir-
.tehris term an the Babylon line, cess,] cua+ed about 70 nie;mbar
'home over Sunday. s. They will ray.
' emnn;l: n
-lyre. Walter Lancaster is ill at the
'Som'e of i1lir. Geo. Trott, we hope for
this early rocgvery. '
-!Mr. George McEwen, M. P., + eV -
turned Lo •hie duties at Ottawa on Mon
d'ay evening IIe is very faitiatul
JOHN WHITE & SONS
--Mr. George Lang and son, of Re lith
l c;higa ,„ are visiting friends and seIF
-
-Mr.
a
in ave • erbund Luricyhit
this week. Mr. Lang raddled. in :the.
village and done business some 14; c4r
15 yeare ago, 'and was,.tlae;rsonallp lik-
ed by all who had .oceaians to p.a•tlron-
ize him. •
-The many eneerds. of , iVir. Writ.
I&boasts, of the 14tIi concession, deeply
sympaitteize with him in the loesiotfhis
estimable -rife which occurred on
t'
leave at:duelled. from au extended visit Staburd y I ret, ]ldcealsed left Ea
ve
Ita,morug frierrais in the. North West.'
gars) next 1Vlonday evening En •• -- We are glad .to note t'ea,t 1ki't•"Ti ob-
the toRvn hall. lora Tanney, who had the. misfortune to
-Mass Maym,ie Wilkieson,, daughter 'loose las befit band, in a seri evecuttex,
of Mr, ,arnd Mee. A.1 . Campbell, 01 this some Lime ago is able to be out, again,.
peaoe,was 'marrier). to Mr. R. W. ,Smith -The an'niversarti services of the
of ;Grietwold„ Main., ut the nmides:glee:4 Methodist church at Se Need 1l, were
-1Vlisls, Harris; ,after visiting 'heir tee bride,,The ceremony was perform held last Sunday 'and A:[onday, and
cous!n, Mrs. C. Cook, for some mantlhs ed by Rev. W;illiahn Berry,,ixiator: a of wore a•'de;oided ,success in .every way.,
has 'in, n,ed, to• her homeat Wroxeter St. James Church, on Wednesday Rev. Dr. Medd, of Ilonsall, was greet-
-Rev, W. C. Beer, of; London, swilltar evening. The couple left the follow- eel with a 'large congaegationa'oar,Sun-
preerie sen . 0. Bebho'dist church next ing Monday for their hamet ,in Grier day, at 2.30 p. m., who listened to an
Wold Man.
Sunday might, and the Rev. Dr. Medd able -end eloquent -scream. Theichoeire
well) 'oxea,ch in, The curlers had a meeting on Mon- rrndiered ef£ieient services.. Ori 1Vron-
-)VIr. A. Mel ,innen, druggist, of Ti- day evening and much bdsiness wets day eeening the supper was held and
verion, visited his friend, Dr. F. Caw- tetanesaaicted, .The election of officerare the large .crowd was treatedt o anlex-
uharpe, last week :and they spent the stilted as follows : lechery oreei- eeille :net ,iuepaEst, after- Wilicb, the; - .f/olt-.
lowing programme was re,n'dered: --
Sunday at the doctor's home dal dent, Jahn Sherre.tt, M.P.; honorary
Tl'he,meefo d. • , vice-president, W. II. Taylor, M. P. P..; Prayer, H. E. Huston ; reading Master
...Nat mendayetventng in olae meth =oregideent, Threnee McMaaery; vice- Pencey Godesen; addresses, Rev. E. A.
odist church, Rev. Dr. Medd 'will give P1 5L'de+nl+ 0, A. ',Griffith, secretary- Shaw, Kiepgen; solo, Air. Walsh, Beeet-
a leeturee on the "Potency' of the treasurer, Ie. J. Hutchins; managing er, (ernooxed) ; reading, Miss Spackle -nen
Sub•lcgnscious. ' He will be ab- oo'mmatteie, JoeanMitcbe11,O.A. Griffith Exeter, (encored) ; solo, Miss Alice Ho-
ly a;ss'isteed nn the• prograamme;by Miss and H. Ellis ; xepresentative members, ward, Exeter, (encored) ; address, Rev.
Godwin, of Exeter, we o is an. elostz- H.: Elis tend II. Matherson. ,Mr. Martin ; reead;iing, Miss Marton
tianist of ;rare merit and ability. 'lure Blatohfiord; solo, Mrs. W. Godwin,.
ghair of the church will furnish the (encored) •pantomime, Miss Spackman
musiee. (Tine chair will be taken .lay reeding, Miss Godwin, (encored); The
Dr. Matedia.rmid. A good •time is sure• Rev. W. Godwin , occupied the chair,
Dashwood
-J. Raid and family, of Lieury, vis-
ited .at Mr. M. Finn's on Sunday. •
-C. Dither arnd wife, of , Zurich,
spent Sunday evening with E. Tiernan.
-Chas. Cann and Chas. Lindenfield,
of Exeter, were in the village on Sun-
day. '
A number from here attended the
fitment of the late John Marriott, sr.,
at Grand Heed, on Sunday afternoon.
-Mrs. E. P. Paulin has gone tot St.
'Thomas for a week, in the interests of
the W., C. T. U.
to be shad.
-A ve,ry pretty home wadding took
place rut the residence -of Mr. Do'inglas
Farrow, Strtaitford, T.hanksgivingaDay
when his niece, Miss ` Lena 'Farrow,•
was unites in wedlock 'to' ' Mr. Geo.
Trott, of uc
asae). The parlor of the
home was beeautifutly decorated; with
oaxtn,ations, palms and smilax, in front
of a tangs bank in front of which' the
mueslis were united,;Rev. Dr. Lange
fiord of the Central Methodist church
performing the ceremony. Both bride
and groom were unattended, tlte:,for-
meer being given away by. her father,
Mr.: John Farrow,. The brides - wan
dressed in a beautiful brown venetian
bravniling suit, and entered the) parlor
to the strains .of Mle:ndelssohn's weds-
ding march, played by Miss Della Yeo,
of Miebdtell. !rite gifts to .the bride
ware bate numerous and pretty, in -
eluding a beautiful peea,rl ring frons)
the .groom. The h -appy couple have
tike cangretulations and best wishes of
their numerous friends for a long and
happy w•ied'deed life.
Cromarty
-Miss Evia. Hicks, of Exeter, is vis-
iting friends in .this vacuity at .pre-
sent.
-Mr,. Wilson and, 'his two
au.ghters
have returned Lo their home in Strat-
Kippen
- ford,
akar visiting relativ
as in our
-Anniversary services at the meth- -Mr. Jahn at/aeey_', who has enli,v_
odis!: rthwroh will be held here on, Sab- ing in Seeaforth, for, thepalet year] has
bath„ Nov. 8th. There will be three moved his family to aux village. Ho
services ; 10.30 a. m., 2.30 p. m. and 7
lin' of Lon-
don.
byS.J. Al
p. m coo,
on. Collection at each service in:aid
of trust fund. On Monday night is
Fowl supper will 'be given. Music by
Hee null tapir.
Biddulph
,The ,annual. heirveet service was
SeaRe -IWO, in St. Paerick's English,aburch,
fRiddulph, on Sunday, Oe•tobeer 18.
Tee Rev. H. A. Thomas, of • Lama,
Is• with us and those Cushion Frames ,preached a eery interesting. and ,"aap-
.are just what you want, We have propriatte sermon, which was much ap-
+them at moderate prices. preciatpd by' the large congregations,
and bhs Rector, Rev. W. Stout, as-
sisebed. The church was tastefully
detcara;te.1 for the occasion and suit
able •music was rendered by t'he choir,
wad .the offertory as usual.: was
libe nal. ;
Sewing
' w
wahines
In' all the leading Makes always in
stock and at prices that cannot be
beaten anywhere, also repairs ;for Clandeboye
teepee. gree -areal -
Call and see us. We are always ,_Our town as increasing in size and
busy buhwill be glad to give you any importance. ,This week another house
information about our goods you may mieyied into town' and located itself on
;desire, a eaeant Lot opposite Dr. Sutton's.
e. -•Our citizens have been harvesting
Uheir 'apples this week. Every barrel
and box in the village and all kindsof
ireeeptaoles are tilled Ilei overfl wing.
these
boyis in his. for e
aver a e
The g glory'
days.
.-S. C. Chown paid a '.visit 'toMing-
sto'n and other Eastern paints this
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:ing (teem his trip.
8. Martin.
--THE
11-erchants
Bank
Canada
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
,ADAPITAL. (all paid up)
•••••••••+•+•$6,000,000.
'RESERVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $2,974245
- E. F. REBDEN,
T4TOS..I`YSHEt
GeneralManager Superintendent) of Branches
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
•.. YA
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed, on Savings
Bay' Accounts. and Deposit Receipts..
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and . Cattle-
. ,mei►. :
Letters of Credit issued to travellers,ppayable in all parts of the
eworld.
CREDITON
ry`ONTARIO. 'r /M,
• R e S oHiSHOLMi•
'lager
hats baugbt Mr. Beyle's houseand is
repairing LI,His n
ma Erie •i.
p tugy ads ere
glad to have him in :our villra.ge+
Lucan
Ir
Tihie d R•ilcaf<•,ign of the new Oa•,an;get
Hall will take place on November12t'h
Miss Ethel Murdock, of Hertsall,
slpent a few 'days of itibis week with
Cater cousins, the Misses Mcl+"aLls. +
--The Ix -tures for the Standard
shank have arrived and are being put
bogeteher. It is said ,that'this will, be
equally as goo d -a piece; of work as
may be seen lin any bank in Ontario.
-Mr„ W. E. Ilod,g;ins is . ea.pee:ethed
home about the Latter part .of this
week from his trip to the N. We T.
We think there will be a scarcity; oaf
wild geetse•, duck's, , prairie chicks -ON
etc., up in that country unless hosoon
gets out of it for, 1;. A: s gun is •a
deaedlYy one. ,
Usborne
„-
This ltelowieneg is the result of exanm-
,inaetioas in S. S. No. 4, 'Usborne,, on Oct
22 and 23rd. Names an order of merit
tFarfm Jr. III to Sr. III.-Iioaor Diet
bee, Alice Davis, Flossie II -muter, Eil-
eetn Caves, Edina Luxton, CoerraeDavid-
eon, Russell May,' Nellie Rooke ani
Frank Rooke • easel :set arm.,e
Frank B.
Ha,ndford, Nene, ivlcCuxdy, Pearl Hun-
ter, May Skenneer, 'Ernie Luxton, . Ar-
thur Kerslake, Richie Hicks ar d ,Wil-
lie Webber. :Pram Jr. 1I to Sr.- II-
Bolnor list, Cecil Skinner, Bella Bemis,
Willie leeway, Tammy Davidtso'o and
Vin.a Herele.ke; pass, Beryl Creighton.
Ptroneealed from Pt. II to Jr. Ii tie Davidson, Davidson, Joe Davis, George Davis,
Lila
Omega Loa, Tammy Coatieie - Car-
rie May, Heckle Colbert, Awa Skinner,
Wiilie•Walkeer and Iiedley May.
Fullerton
-Mr. Fred Bertram, who has been
employed Sen the mills here' for some
time is now wore ing at Carlingford.
-At the Provincial Epworth League
Convention held in Stratford some
time ago the Junior League here was
the Weal beet Lelaegue in the Province;,
Alias Hattie Baker, Who has beets, presi
dent sines its inception, deserved
meat emelt for the coag in which she
hats kept up the interest in the League
among the children.
-Mr. H. Gfetoler, who has been laib,
for some weeks with typhoid fever, is
aow able to get around again.
-Rev. .4lra lieiecks, who hag been s tap -
Ilse there for ;some months, leef+t' for
1VXeatnttreat Theological College en'Tu0
day 5-
'a last.
---1V,frS. H, Boger d.Iccl last Thursday
nloelnieng at 6 O'•olock. She had Been
track for some lnont;hs, Mr. Itoget is
send his twosons have the sympathy
of the entire neighborhood,
-The Gladstone )Leading Circle,
which has been organized a few weeks
ago is progressing favorably. It
meets every Monday evening at + 8
eo'olock, and e. very profitable:tinme is.
spent, -
--A quiet wedding took place on
Tuesday noon, when Mrs. Norsworthy
of 'this plaice was united in marrio;ge•
to Mr. C. Beaver, genera,: 'merehta nt,
of Greediten, The Jaleppy couple feet
n the afternoon on a trip to Muskoka
.and• other ,places. .Coingratulatrions.
Grand Bend
-Mae. Copeltand has zeas returnedt o her
home art St. Murree
- Moeller Emn'ryy Carriers, •spen.L'
Sunday with his' parents.
-Mr. and Mrs. Trueman beet .Tuets-
day Lor their home in li'ores•t.
-Mr. John Baird, and family have
moved to Grand Bend from the ,b-Oth:
cencees1on. - ,n
- Last week several hunting parties
•wer!a• in tahe ,neighborhood oil( Grand
Bond. 'They report a good seaeson for
Cheer sport.
-The falling of the foliage and
shox•tening of the days are reminders
that autumn is rapidly pessirr,g away
and tlha•t preparation should he .,made
for bee ensuing winter.
-On Thanksgiving Day, Miss Lena
Farrow, daughter of John Farrow; of
Stratford, end George Trott, of Hen
sall, were united in marriage 'at thee
home of t
arnd the meeting closes witht -he Na-
t,to'neal Anthem.
Kirkton
-Mr. Hugh Kirk and J. Bannerman
visited friends in Logan, on - Sunday
last.
-Mr. J. Taylor and Mr. W. Brown
spent Wednesday last in the Forest
Oily, on buslretss.
-.Mr. George Viekers and Miss; Cla-
ra, of Mitchell, visited at Mr. Silas
Slhier's on Sunday last. •
-De. Moore, of Hawkesville, is seen
ding, a well earned holiday,,'visiting
faieends in the village and vicinity..
-A stretch of cement walk is be
Ing laid on the street; in front of, the
Me. blandest Chumch. It was badly need-
ed.
-Mr. Jahn Morpeth, of the 4th,
line, Blaaehard, is engaged moving to
the farm recently leased in Hibbert
trona Mr. J. Livingstone.
-Mr. Fred Taylor will move to Mit-
chell in the Bourse of the week. It
is too bad that mare house, accomoda-
Lion .can not be got Inc he village,
-Mr. Geo. Fathing, who has been
employed with 1'Lr. S. Doupe during
dureng the past year, has engaged
with Mr. J•. Beatty, fort he winter.
-Mir; Wm. So,wyer, of Winchelseea,
has leased Mx. F1
etcher s• farm on the
4th line Bla.nshard and will move on -
i t i n •a sheet time. We welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Sawyer to our vicinity.
-A serious fire was averted an
Tbeuzsd;ay fast in the village, when
C + i
Par Ire h
;. s cure was dtso
y ov
ere t o
d be
on fire, by the timely assistance of the
bucket brigade, the fire was extingu-
ished, not before- it had burned ;two
holes through the kitchen roof. The
fire is supposed to have , origginated
tram a spark from tehe chimney. A
strong wind was blowing at the :time
had 11 not baso noticed .in time a ser-
aus fire would certainly have taken
lace.
he br.lde's untie, D. Ferrule,
of Stra,t(ford.. Rev. Dr. Leeegforia, of-
ficiated. Mr. and Mrs. 'Trott will re-
side at eIeensall.
•rTble fartmtvrss in this oommun.iey
are busy engaged taking grain apples,
cattle, swine, lambs, etc to market•
Fan wheat Is'growing rapidly_• and
pasture is excellent. The potato crop
would have been ,in abundant one but
unfortunately the rot is general, ow-
ing ,:o which there probably will be a
great scarcityy.
Exeter Municipal Council. •
-r .--w, .
Cou,neoii met at call • of Reeve, at.
town hall. Oct 21st. AU mcmberstpre
sent.
'Minutes of two previous meetings
re,o,d and confirmed.
A commurnication from Mr. Richard
B1n
eLh,f ad was
re
ad
(re
overcharge arge
on
sidewalk), and tiled.
Cobb• ] i -
ed rk Gillespi,.- :bat the
offer of C. 1:T. Sanders for the 52100.00
I
local improvement debentures of 820,-
5o.00 less 530.05 cash paid ,by: Mr.
Bieta bee rd, be accep bed.-Cair riecl. '
Ilawki ns- G,;liesp ie-Tir4i t ir. Mur-
stay's account for grates be paid. -Cob
blediek Creech in Tamendment"that
bhat the account be nob. :p:tid,-Tbq
Reeve declared :be motion carried.
Cabbtedtek Gillespie.-' , That t.be
the fallowing accounts be passed and
caldera issued on treasurer sfor - same
-H. S,paukrnan, nails, 7.25; T. Welsh
labor, 517.25 ; T. Jones, do., 818.75 ; W.,
Davis, db! 016,50 ; S. llalnc'toercj, 'do.,
tt.80 ; Rd. Davis, do., 60.00 :.:G. •A't-
lnimseon, do., e2:10 ; II. Paerisons, e.ltrsue- •
waeiring, $2.00 ; .Alex. Dyer, selcriting
jurors, 84.00 ; 0, ' 1r, Bissett, do., e4.00.
--Careieed.
Crrecch,--Cobbled ck.- 'Teat the fol -
bowing Demons be appointed fence
riotvers Lar the year 1003:--•Messers.rS,
Sanders, D. Neill and Thos. ,1I. McCal-
lum..-Carriied. .
Mr. Blaine, of the Blaine 1•Iarrow(
Co., of Toronto, interviewed the coon -
oil with the object of locating heap;
amid after ,hearing his .exjdanation r• it
was moved. Ise T. Hawkitns, 'seconded,
by J. Gille Ipie, duet the clerk da11 t rt,
pptibinc meeting for to-morrow,eR'an-
--
ing.C a,rried.
Cr'see;ch- 'Giltespae-Thc.t couene l•act-
journ to &neat at call of Reeve. -Care.
0E0, H. nrsszii I', Clerk,
Zurich
-1171i,ss Joanna Eibert visited her sis-
ter let Hansell 'last week.
-Mx. S. )lardy spent Saturday in
the village on business.
Misis Min nip. Dean visiuod with
Prionds in Hensel', on Saturday,
-;Mims Kale )lance spent Sa(turdby
and Sunday at her home in Brueefield
- Mrs. Bosseenberry and Mr. Boat
spent Tuesday last in Dashwood' evis-
iti•ng firicnds.
-Mr. I-iaraee Wa•iper, of near Dash -
woad is now an employee of the Preet-
or )es t ezbliihtmem
-Mr.. Sa,m Rennie who has bean ill
the past week, we are pi.erased+ to see is
able bo be arrowed again.
-•']hiss' Laura Bender aceompa'nied
by 'her 1w1o'frieaides- from ' He.ns'11d;
spent Sun
daY with her
parentsImre,
-AZ2.
Garnet and Miss Bcratrrc.,
•St-
eiInbach (leave or
or Lo Sat;forth; on
Sunday to visit their sisteer, Mrs..Baid
wi;n.
-Dr. send Mee. Cambpell visited
wwitdt
the latteer's parents, 'Mr. end
Mrs. T. Murdock, of Ilensall, on Sun-
diap.
M- •is:s Whiteside, of Hensall, who
succeeded Mr. -George Campbell, as lea
Glum at Slab toTw was w. s an town on Sat-
utrday. •
- Mr. George Appel moved- his fami-
ly to town y,este-r:day and now accupies
pant of the D.amacher house owned by
Mr. Deiclheeui.
-Mr, T. Belly is laid off work for a
few days heeling a veryy scare hand
which he severely dui while amt work
on Friday last.
-Messrs. Casper and Charles Weber
(elt for /moan, on Wednesday, ,to, do
some !moven work on Mr.lilemei°y
Cook's electric light plant.
Ahr. and Ars. HenryTheil1 CLef
ol
Mitchell, on Wedinesday morh.ing;.lasb
to attend the nva,zxieage et ,Mr. Theii's
niece which took puce yesterday.
-•41re. lteyeroek left Monday morn -
hug Lor St. Thomas, to attend the
great Provincial W..0,,T. U. Con-'
Mellen . whic,h is in session 'More -this
week.
-Mr. 1.'. ITanch halving disposocl at
his house to Mr. Abraham Geiger,'has
rented Mr. R. 1;+. Johnston's xes.idenee
anal next summer where be cotiztean+.
pkates building on the property*,, ro-
la/reed for bba,t laur•;posa
mama by them as well. as by, many
in
lilue neighborhood where she 1v•,;s
hold one much esteem The 1unerel
book plaice en Tuesday, and was large-
ly at•tlgnclteid.
Crediton
-Mr. Arthur Silk, who hasbeen, We-
lting ibis sister, Mrs. [Rev.) Knowles,
has returned }come
-Mr, ilrilbarL• Moefurray, who is alt
Lending the Business College, London,
extra the Thanksgiving holiday . at
(home. He has returned to resamehis
studiees.
-Iliooting is the attraction of the.
mason around this localityy., Our
hunter cozpe 13014P gomvitirao$ game -
full, game -less, game-iegged and
with brume game.
The •special ser'nrons tel women be-
ing ,prealelhed by Rev. R..W. Knowles.
are creating wide -,spread . intereist
One, of the most impressive being pre-
cb,ed last Sabbath evening, on the
ahatrtaot,er of Lydia.
-Mr. John Kerr, o-1 the River has
•iilze wonderful goose that laid eleven
(golden) eggs. This is a +rare 000ur-
•raence e t this time of_ the year. We
advise Mr. Kerr to keep, ibis monster
•arid show herr alt the London and local
:fall fakes ruGst year.
-Thee ladies of.Oredieon Methodist
Church are busy getting up an enter-
tainment, which, we expect ,will be
supe uior to the "Temple of Fame" of
2 yeses ago, It will be given some
time early in Decsmbgr in ,the Town
Hall.
-Cur popular merchant and under-
taker, Mr. C. Beaver, was united in
mfatnnia!ge an Tuesday last, to Mrs.
Norisweettih'y, -an . esetimable lady of
Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Boaver,Left.
on the •aeelew000n train of the same
day for Muskoka and other ;points.
-The funeral of the infant child of
Mr. and MrseEli Sweet took peace
fernan their residence to the Exeter ce
metery. .an Monday afternoon. Rev,
R. W. len:owles ofticiated. Wo extend
Mr. and Mrs. Sweet a aur sympathy, in
Meir reee•nt be,roa,vemeut.
-The quarterly meeting services
will lee lased
'next Sunday morning at
10.30, in the Credit -one •Methodist:
'church. Sacrament ofLerd's Supper
Love Feast will be conducted at close
'of regular service. The busifiess meet
ing will be held cn lelondey afbernoon
et 2 o'clock, in the basement of the
chh. -
-Turc
1te Eden d n
a cin
pp tmerit of the Dred
:tan Circit !has been closed. so a there
will be service twice a. day every Sab-
bath in Crediton; also +Ebeneze.r
church en 4th McGillivray 411 have -
service. -every Sunday afternorm. Al,
Sabbath School will ba o era '
tz
n ea
g d t _
mledi-alely in connectionwith't his ap-
pointuneent.
-7lhea Onairgeemeen of Exeter Hester -
and visiting brethren from sur-
rounding towns will attend DivineSer
vice in the M:ethedi'st Church next
Sabbath evening Nov. 1st, at 7
o'ciack., Rev. R. W. Knowles tvil•1
pereadliett steebiel sermon in the inter-•.
este of • 'Protestantism. The centre
seats will be reserved for •the mem-
bers of the order- Friends are 're-
quested bo come early as it ie exipected
the chuerch will be Laxed to its' utmost
isea;ting capaciltr.
,MUSCULAR ].RHEUMATISM. modelling our mill
On Main street, Sept. 27th, the fallow.'
ing letter. Owner may )lave it ogf
npplieatzon to Tunes Office, aend,
paying cost of this advertisement
My Ownst wn-e -
Sin+ep yourOcin.e), repulese from' 'my;
side at the hand -or, rather, the feat
-ot ,pap, I have mused 'Wog. and fondly
darling, on your daring propositeen
thlajt I sleauld sly' withyourand be; at
zest. 1 know it's •naugh•ty, and my,
heart and any conscience repirave me5
but I'm ready tofly'w with. you, dearest,
to the utwoat parts of the, •earth.
If I remenber aright the'inetrn r..
thane were :Carrrieage corner eyrie. its
midnight, then away to a land wh eb
tate scorner is not. Terms to be ma e
at leisure witth infuriated papa, Peace
being made, we aro to return) to Ea et -
e -r, reeeive his blessing, settle dto ,
and live happily ever afterwards, j it
like Arthur and Angelina, the couple
in "Far Lore and FortuneY; or. La e,
will Find a Way." YouYouknow , t' '
book, love.
e
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rcl
e
wa1
us
1
eb
I do so hope nothing will happen! to
pressnt our escape. If pats;ho111d catch..
us bebore we are married- old
Chnxlie, I shudder to think off the con-
sequences. But; with you, love, Pin
prepared for the • worst. Smile when
you sees ma in church, and Isbell knowvl
you expect me to be ready when elle
fateful time .so.mes. -
And new, Charlie, my own beloved
anile much -abused dariing adieu ' ti1l.
ve meet at the witching hour teemed -
night at the corner of the eelreet.
Yours ail deabia,
CLA;RA.
P. S. -Perhaps you had better see -
Rowa & Atkinson, the furniture,deeal-
ers, about furnishing the cottage, so
we will have a Moline to , -come to ,af-
ter :we halve bean recoencile& to pa.
They have the largest stock and, , you
can get the best :choice besides they.
are selling at 'the old prices. Stee
them about the furniture at once•.
SETTLERS LOW RATES
WEST
Via bhe Chicago and north Western
Ry., every day from Sept. 15th ' •'t;o
1Navember 30th. Settlers one way sec..
and class tickets at very low rates
Pram Chicago to points in Utah, More
Lana, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Wash-
ington, California, also to Victoria,
Vancouver, New Wtsst evinste'r, Nel-
son, Roseland and other points in the
Kootenay DisLeict. Coeareepandinigly
low rates from all points in Canada.
Full paertienlars from nearest ticket
argent or B. II. Bennett, General'
ag
e t, 2 East
King ng St., Toronto, •
Ont
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ciREEnrrorttii
II r
:t
Oristinu sad Geo din
Doric Frontit
We are giving excellent sa-
t.isfaction in flour since re -
Mr. 1I. Wilkinson, Stratford, Ont.,
Reays;•--"rt afford me. much pleasure,
bo say Ghat I experienced great relief
from Muscular Rheumatism by using 1
two boxes of Milburn's Rheumatic
Pills." Price 50c ,i box. •
t v
s
The Best
that NoIe
y
can Buy..
Bucks Happy Thought Ranges
Bucks Bright Light Ranges
Bucks Honor Bright Wood Cooks
Bucks Radiant Home Coal Heaters -
Thicks Crown Brilliant Coal Heaters
Crown ninon Ranges
Crown Huron Wood Cooks
Queen Wood Heaters -
Gurney Wood 'Heaters
We have a number of good second-hand Wood Coolcs
ranging from $5,00 up to $20.00.
1 second-hand Coal Stove $ 70
1 second-hand d hard Coal Stove 10 00
1 second hand ,Coal Stove 18 00
These are Elarg hii _.._ ! es.
HEAMANS IIA L1WARE