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THURSDAY MORNING-) SEPTEMBER, 8th, 1904
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• , -Mr. el eel Wender enterging his
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fluents ot tlio TOW111013 t116 Improvoa cete,J,,,iltis,iblvoteutrNi;otrii7swaptleic,4, fevty,eayrd, 131ateltford silent the heti- was a. pleaeaut caner at ef
erourorotelavnagoLicenees. Legal documents dAy at .honee. voles
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Will Cole, ot C.oe -ngford.1:4.
• toloan on real clime at wrateeof
• carotene, drove at rea °stable rates, efeney t A
r. rthur eeeletne Vent lest -Miss Jnlia Jennison, has xettun- °
at Lorne, Skabtensen.
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• Mee et the Poet -Office 1 sund Y ed to Erantford after -vending her it
vacation mulee the terental roof
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Thresbino [the ,ortler of ha
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:lege leve erected, a large aro gnene 4.'1" Pound in uron o
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Wedding Be/lee-At( eeent- --10-f -nlore et.,ty, And til fanners pronnU a , -The peeple of Poll:atoll ve -•ee
than ordinary signifie.tnee took Knee° I good yield.
at the Kippen, circuit parsonage, . _
a cro4s, 1 i ilhl"f:-.,/,h,et: iYeeittr. hjr.. has -man line leinp to be esed for street light- ise:1,
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4, 14i1:541,,s$,314tret1111:et4tleefeig °EleeQstsccasion I '''Phe"i'ir, "ir.` 17,...1z7fs "ine-artlielrg. grant -me, samuel Weis, of Berlin, an h
two.
1 fibt 1110 F01460 Pull] : town. Mrs. XcArtobor 1-r-t13'-wre.g/"; t edtto in-41de; after spending her va- -Mrs. David efelloartrie. of Kane- ell
4. ecf til;;nsnittlalr,,114s.tEeiterlIf 5eLf1:21.MErila fSE°°evi:t.i i" job. le 1 eepaintee,
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, improvements to his house by have Miss Hill, of Mitchell, wore pleeeent 4, •
. Shaw to nr• --1-01'n lgoA4-tilur' e''' 1 Vise 'Vire Droderick has return- (c1.11yle. r5 at "FIGrel Bawer" Q11 N."- '1*
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• dest daughte.r t .5I • ti 1 el ion autder the perental roof at eiton, was a vieltor ae "Wand-
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r bine" baying come to accomnanY -er 4.1.
* Gr -egg, of Clifford, Mrs. McArthur , ...lea leisure,
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-41' bas made her home since the zeteree '
Woodham two elenghters home, atter spending *ex
te This tS the only pump manufactured that has nn leat
ny * inent of her father to Clifford. some
1 tiallynancnee_etionhxnu n .... '
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. kind.
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* suckers, and require no packing or packed joints of a
* - nensan. Wherever she bas re-!: _A vumij ,c farmers boy .
* 'nee ;MO, with. Mrs, Melt-) h' -'`w-..
Kt on-th
. • she bee been heidin universal" od seediene.
* 1 0 ' llocle,•ert have again resunt .d oe
I Always Primed and Neve t er 14 .to Ifeneall has suede many 'spent Sunday in the village.
by tne community, and since s Painter Edwerds. of London, bolting been successful in passing 100X
duties at Mitcnell High school bet let
41. n for Itenseit. Mr., MeArtlenh .-fre. John Waddell 11;14 returned 1 tb°" 43W4r411114""6. 14*
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• Freezes ti ion to the pubilo here. An in- Vett Duhen Sundayed in der and entertainer
ArS'll kitown to need any intro- after enioying his holiday's, '11;s3 Lila filadtlell We* our 110114 'Itt
• .. detstrious and succeseful merchant,Ipexetor.
iandle all kinds of pumps,
he is 44414 ehteeheed as -21- wen .0 1 -Mr. Frank- and Charlie Carr,
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• Force Lift,Power and I-Tand Purnp.;', citizen for his malty excellent quali- zondon,pent Sunday under the nt
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• I Ihe contra ctiog parties entered. the
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* , ties, Precisely -at 4 eolook et, en.. entai xoot,
• •• beattlatully decorated parlor. Tim
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• 4. teerriego -ceremony wan itertortned
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• by the Rev. R. A. Shaw, of Nippon
• visit, 1-..sisted by Revs. Dr. Medd.
• l and Mel,... Sutitit, of Irene:ill. The
* Cast and Steel d Galvanize('
• d. •ride roi sttost becomingly attired
• Cast Iron a 4raveinnr, suit made ef chant -
e and hunter's green. and look
Mee eltarminge After the wed-
itnee nuptials were stirer the guests
ntook ore mose dainty and anpee
zing -selppete Tile bride -and groom
companeed to the depot by the.
% titling eetteets entrained for To-
to and other points oTt their hon.
en, A large number of towns.
oi at tile de put to see them.
altd ;Unit!, i4teNiVr$ af riee and
bit°o111pe(lt.fa Ise a ism Voyage.
oy trted ,Ortsevita.t
enemy
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WE PlePUTTING IN STOCK 2'HE
I DaShwood
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POPU.AR
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:OVERCOAT:MIS' AND
:PANTING'S: •
r Fall and Winter Wear
Popular goods must be nude to
meet the requirements and demands
of the times, we can't stand stilt we
=lest either move forward or back -
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ward. Our goods contain distinct fea•
tures that claim the attention of every
•Custotner. One conetant aim is to
produce garments, that have a charac-
ter, a, personality of their oWn, to
lea,ve the old .beaten track and rise
above the vonventional and common
place.
W. W Taman.
Mc rollout Tailor.
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Baby
Carriages
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The Prince of Wales Carriages
and Go Cas are always in it 1 11111011111ICE
for style and finish. a nicely as-
sorted. stoe ins a r .
Pa
Ve have a nice assortment of the
ous Delwstrp Clothe, it will make
te a nice pair of summer trousers,
and they are the best goods obtainable
'envie only from specially prepared
yarns of selected. pure wool, guaran•
Wed to stand. son in any climate.
Come in and
see
hem
We also giye $500 Accident and
Disease Policy, good for one year with,
the Ontario Accident Insurstnest Co.
of Toronto, with every ordee amount-
ing to $10 or over.
We will close our shop at 0 o'clock
exa9t Wednesdays and Saturdays
durum' June, july and August.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
k r tved
Bitoveles
We are again showing the cele-
brated Cleveland Bicycles which
are the best value in the market
to -day for the money.
Reoairing
Being in your old wheel and
have it repaired and • cleaned
satisfaction guaranteed,
PRICES MODERATE
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S. Marti
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Constantly on hand at Ex-
eter and Centralia, the Best
Cement in Canada.
National Brand
Prices low enoug,h to suit
everybody. • - Lideman las not lived, in the house to say they had a pleasant time.
lentast.asse ben 45Sorted Hue of Coal
od woati coolts and Coal Ninon) that we have
twee bee. come In and got our price& E. le
ease. Hardware, Stoves, Furnaces. et.
Miss Heaver, tot Crediton, spit
day in 1 he village.
C, E. Huston took in Toronto
r end report‘ having a good time,
-.The Miesen •Clark, ot Crediton,
wore visiting ,friends here Sunday,
--Leslie Clemems left for Strat-
ford Business College, Monday after-
noon.
-Geo. Wambold. and Oliver Gray-
t'el. are taking a teommerciel conrse
Abe Lu.siness college at' Exeter.
1 -Ti' ;Tumor Albance of tile Evan -
jell eltureh had nre election for
lerseident last Sunday, %viten Oliver
Graybiel vac. eleoted.
:1tr. John nail and family re-
turned home after an extended visli
in the vest. Nr. nails speaks' well
of the west And eepecially .01' Wismi-
1 - • hunter s..- season, end meter elle
-Thursday last a eoad -ot the oleo are eneee days enjosins a trip
$ottAg people of the T. E. A., at Ore- down -the old river,
-detrain game •ovor and paid the T'. I-,.. -The tamp ground, are almost de -
A., of this place a visit. It being the sorted, n,s, Powell and friends
regular der ottonal meeting a very leave this Wuk, aleo Me. 40wman
rentable bow: was spent, Rev.lik and family for their hernes in
lemons vondueted. the meeting. 'At rooter,
the .close of the service the pastor
gave a pressing invitation to all Elinwille
present to repair to the parsonage
whore r,efreshments eere ,in waiting .,., --, 31xs: 'Ilmt, Slnale is on sick
Everyone present seemed delighted -114E agent.
in having -vent such profitable -Miss Ma,y Pollen, et St. Marys,
spent a few days with her eoustn,
and pleasant even'ing.
-The too familiar sound the ory Miss Mud-
of "Fire" was again heard in our -MSS' Julia SPieeurithewerlet.r ninSttennr-.
vetlinge about 1 ,o)clock. Tuesday der hied A/MI(10Y ,
,Tolut •Copeland returned en
Monday from Toronto, where helms
Ent -the past weeuk
-A, large nmber from -here inok
in the Itone,y taxed bun soeini at Zion
on Monday evening last,
-Mr. and Mrs, Davis, of Ansa
Craig spent Sunday vieitinne their
son, Chas. of this place.
Centralia
• Curtin,
lea Annie Ilea y 0
furn
A place where furniture an be p rahased with so tittle
o 7 as at our store? No! sttch is impossible.
We have an endless variety of Furniture of every
des ription which is going at a low Ogure during the
house-cleaning time,
If you are interested do I to call' us
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leW0At iNgT
it' leen tughts 'tins week. .TRAD
4,
ay night she and nr, Bort ••t• .
Ta d concert in Lucian. .1:
er lin Dale of the T. S. Pont
ell and his brother drove•
lest Mr 'Inner" i!itelt4ablet'llov bon t ***17":":" • e'•
)1$1 duties AK clerk in ito **S.**
awe store,
Crediton
andon.
holm spent
-Ira Dretwn and ei
eking in the Toront a
le erber was in town 'ond.
"-Mir. Samuel Lamporte
o t Mex. Clark. of ;owl, c - was
siting, -or his rattler's Immo.
ars, $. elsiSheltrt anent
ek rn Lendon 'tad eheersoll.
-Garnet Daher, ta London, has
beea valling on friends in town,
)1r, C. Zwicker, sr., at London,
ving at his sem Charles'.
Ether J P. itpant Priday
atwday at Toronto on bleeinesS
%and Mrs. Chris, Beaver left
r Toronto Tuesday morning to vise
the fair
-Mks, Crompton of C;trihsle,
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visiting hex daughter. Mrs. It. E
Walker,
-1/r. Erb. (miller) as been awaY
Brantford attending the funeral
r motio,r.
-"Miss simpscn, Ow new teeelte
r the junior' department began her
dute last Monday,
-J. W. Doyle has been taken
to the hospital, where le is expected
to will undergo. an operation,
-Mr. Myer. of Wellesley and
Moe s Snaielt, of Milverton„ ore vis -
lug their #110t* Mrs. August Bill.
his ek for their homes in Exeter, --Anse Lama Wegester, Tools -
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ty s
Ur,iatrjo
tit Won io its
et.
Elston luta st d
ills' house on Isis
fOtr,Va
buildingan
e on station
Ercoks and fa
hwne Tuesday, after et
ni friends in (Vinton.
Wreath and son Praslki .
been visitinq her sister
uplan, left on Tuesday
Lor her home in Vancouver.
-Mrs. Percy Brown, and children,
London, returned home Tuesday
Teting ,atter a pleasant visit with
her mother, 'errs, 'to
Grand Bend
--Monday being Labor De
ught many people front Credit°
ti »Joy the lake breezes.
Yarz,P (idle, returued to
]o -me in Exeter, -on Monday. ;If -
ending severe' days here.
T. H. :elcCallum assd fut
ho Anderson .end kindly left
-Miss Mabel rollick. ot St. Marys, ek. is taking care of ber sister,
spending. o rev.. •das..., this week, re -Damns, Nebo has 'been very
mah, her aunt. mrs. =Mr. McGreger, who has been
sem, 1st ;was the aperlina ,at thu Loving Mr. Standish, of the Me:-
rts. ant's Bank has gone to Creemore
--Tbe Misses Gay, ot tete Thomas
who have been yeeiting their cousin
Mrs. A. Walker, returned home or
Monday last,
--Mrs. Debt, Essery and Mrs. Chas.
Zee:Joker .took a drive to Fullerton.
hist Thursday to visit. Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Knowles.
-The Ladies of the Maccabees
had en ,outing at the Bend, on Labor
day in honor of 'erne, Samuel Eilber,
who will soon leate tor Michigan.
-Sunday Sellool anniversary ser-
vices will be Iteld in the 'Methodist
cburch, Shipka. Sundey next. Rev.
iSla-.Dearnernneo,nan.nil preach the anniver-
sary -Our beseball team played the
Exeter team on Labor Day and de-
feated them a third time. They are
almost invincible, The football re-
sulted in a tie.
-Mr. Robt. Margereson. of Detroit
s renewing .acquainlanoes in town.
It is live years since he left here for
Detrott, and now holds a fine posi-
tion in that city.
-Miss Robson, our former leaches'
is tin town for a few days taking
=galling, the occasion of the alarm Vs. Andree-
this *Imo being the brick cottage -Mies ;Martha Bern attended the
belonging ,to Mr. AIL Lideman, wedding of hor eGugto. miss nerrl at
when discovered the flaraeo•were is-
suing out ,ot the rocs( over the kit-
chen, -a ,goadly number oe our citi-
zone -were soon on hand with pails.
Zion, on Thursday last.
--Miss Gertrude Hagar, left on
Tuesday fore,London, where elm in-
tends to talc7 a -course as nurse in
but ehe balding was too fax gone, the .111)SPital•
and as there was seo adjoining peal -quite a large ntnnber attended
petty en danger there was nothing the honey ,and., bun social at Zion, on
to be elooe but watch it burn. Mr. Monday evening, and it is needless
J.
Cobbledick
Leman
A very exciting game of ball Was
played in Leman an Monday last be-
tween the /mean Nine' and
St, Thomas "Pastinies" The .game in
the inmaning resulted in a score of
to 2 in ;favor of Inican, and the
game in. ,the afternoon which was
played by the isame teams, was just
as exciting and 'resulted in favor
of Lucan, by, a 'score of 12 to 4.
sine•INM
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erchants Bank
for isome months -and as there was
not -any -thing inothe house it. looks
like a clear ease of ineendiarism.
ose ,
Thames Road
-Norman G. Madge hoe returned
Leone Duluth, Minnesete, 'where , he
has been spending his snainter vaga-
tion. Ile will restthae, his studies- at
St. Marys' Institute.
Shipka
....ma pm.
-Mr. 3. Pickering, Wias in Sarnia
, last 'Week IOW b1.11.411CSg.
, -Mr. Wilbert Smith spent a few
days last week at his home here.
-Mr. V. Nigb fuom the Soo is
at present visit Inc; at Mr., 'VErm.
Smit h's. ,
f0 ana a d iitTLI.r. LI0T. 111"Visinetlee.tutivtg.glit.ft 4(01...-.
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HAD OFIICE. MONTREAL.
CAPITAL (all paid up)
RESERVE .. • • .. • .'..
SURPLIS PROFITS..
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neralManager
••• ••••06' • • • • • • $6,000,000
. . . $3,2oo,00e
• • • • • • • • .. • . .$ 181959
E. E. TIEBDEN,
Superintendent of Branches
Mr. John Parkinson, of liyde-
95 Branches in Canada ona.k, ),Lpent t)ie holida,ys at his home
here,
Mr, and Mrs. 0, T. '33roolrs p and
Aliss Flossie Taylor, spent Sunday
and Monday yisiting Mfr. Ilobe,Pt and
Wm. Taylor:
--The 13 ill League, ;inn iver -
sary ion Sunday and Monday, was a
suceess. 3‘,1)r, Godwin, oE Exeter
pr ched a ;; be th ser -Vie es. The,
church NS`a,-; C1210 Wded. 011 .1VE01 -
day evening a, good prog-ramine con-
sisting of weadiiigs by Miss Godwiri,
I of E.Neteir,; songs by Mr, 0, Goetein,
of St. '.fhomas, and addresses by the
Revs. Cooper, Godwin ' The,
)programme was thoroughto enjoyed
by all. The proceeds Monday nietht
• amounted to about $60.00
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Cann, hos the centrac t.
-.Mr. R. keteardown, ot LUCall a C-
compunied by .his sister, Mrs. 'Smith
frrern Chicag•-o, .sponf Sunday last
visiting t.lseis.- sister, Mrs. 3.. Pick--
erin g.
Zion
SAVINGS BANK
interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings
113,ank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle-
men, to whom loans are made on approved names,
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
Id -
s=-1NOr ,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
CREI)ITON BRANCI-1
W, S. CHISI-IOLM Manager
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mt-aeRt.:11,:* 011 s.\,triiu3OidOloiNlrfasit),reachilitd ivie- foreseen fr 0111 her numerous friends
--a• • prior en her leaving for the North
west, tor the good a her heath,
-The •enteirtainment. given in the
Town Hall last Igriday evening in be-
half -of flee Ladic,s' Aid of the Evan-
gelical Church was a decided sue -
Gess. The ,attendance was large and
everyone was highly pleased, Mr.
Bluett principal of our public school
spoke on '411rne and False Ideals of
Charity." Mr. 'Bheritt, M. P., gave
Mr. Godwin, ot Exeter, preached tke
Epworth League •anneversary • ser-
vicee at the 'Zion appointment. "
Kirkton
-.Mr. rrank Mille, of the St.
Marys itown station iS Caking a two
weeke holiday spending, it at his
home Cm the village.
-Master Russell Drown, who
has taken a siettation in the dry
goods etore ot 'White & May, St.
Marys, lett for that tO,N\-11 on Tues-
day, morning.
-The ,quoto to the Toronto Ex-
hibition. this week are, Mr. and h'Irs.
Fred Taylor, Masers. "Fred and Ira
Marshall, Mr. Wm. Brown. and Robt
,Elliott, all of the -village, -
-Mr. C. E. Taylor, late .of Boston,
turd Miss Lila Cole, of the school of
Elootatelon, Toronto, are making a
tour a the surrounding towns giv-
ing 000011 to Of music end elocution
c ball arc adepts of their
own parts
-The Igarden party in connection
with the junior Epworth League of
the Methodest church was held on
ate church grounds on Monthly eve.
last and was a tiCCMCG1 SUCCOSS, gain
es and other amusemenis being in-
dulged In, then tea and an. evening's
literary entertainment. All went off
an Impressive address on "Elements
ot True Manhood." RCV. Henderson
pastor .of the Methodist church, dis-
coursed pointedly on -a somewhat no-
vel ,i,oad surprising theme, viz.
"What does English Methodism owe
to Gerrmiany.". Last but not least
eem,c Wm. Lewis, Esq., with a stir-
eing address direeted principally to Owen Sound Sampson Cement. This is the
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ate Ifis mematIrs Were Well that is known from. one end of Canada to the ot er
received and lie was frequently....4tip-
platutcd. The enthre programine best Portland Cement. Get our pri3es they are as
WAS QC a high order. Tin; proceeds the ,hea.ner cement.
amounted to $45.00. Rev. (eo. 3).
Damn, B. D., pastor, of the church
orecided in an able manner.
11 Rowe &Atkinson
rurniture nous
lc te y Ara Quality count weshouid get it.
nd Funeral Director-ee
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-c Rosss Supporter
,e rt the Niertia OU
i 0 T'ssesday last
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d unseating .rohn, 00
declaring, the election
t at the speaker's
ter of Premier
by-election '
fel. T respondent r;
o cause Th
egainse J.
ative randl.
t. costs, thus
e victory all
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cd
ervas
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lds, coughs end winter ills our Steady
TO /I EAR: UP A OLU
ight ettsickly maim, t arl,.s SCI
ly Os Nerviline, taltee r si bot
sends a glowing warmth -all
ugh the body, and when rubbed
throat and chest kieStels
your Spices. at Hewers Drug
rd. Seed Week. and white.
elery Seed Tormerle, Ctorte Powder
Gadie., white, blavk mad red Pepper
Alispsce, Ginger. Ohm's. l‘face, thona-
mon, etc.
Gem Rings end Corks, all sizes,
NEW DRUG STORE
One Door Senth of Post Office
W S. flOWEV, PJL B,
Cheretet eed Opie.
gh and relie ti ves gb tness and
ess in the chest. Nerviline is
as a preventive and care for y
thousands of homes because it
goes right 1,eF work anti hrings re-
lief quickly, There is no, remedy in Patronage
tIle Wor/d with hale the power and
merit -et Nerviline; it"( invaluable in
every Louse. In large bot,les riee
QUOITS
A. game of quoits between Exeter
nil $eafortlt was played here on
Vednesday ,afternoon, of lest week.
This is the first game the Exeter
boys havo pleyed with on outside
team. Tbe genie WAS NN ell played
and resulted in a score of 111. to
80 In favor .of Seaforth. Tne return
game was played in Seaforth on
Monday ,Labor Day. The game -
was one ca, interest from sitart to
finish. Cur boys tborougidy enjoy-
ed the day and ,speak of the Seafoeth Snceessor to J. T. O'Brien,
boys as being jolly good rellows. Sea -
forth won on Monday by a score of
The strpplying s yoar every -day
needs -us what we are working
for. To get it we snake the test
goods using the highest grades of
everything -end then. ask for a
Thers if you are pleased you
come again -and if we keep you
pleased you keep eetiling. Theta
yon are a eicsely customer. Then
we are glad.
Try Stathare's Ice e ream aid
Coo l Sparkling drinks
We J, STAT -HAM
91. to 89. Following ere the names
.the players;
Exeter, seoforth.
"Wes. Bissett • Jams Reid,
Tom Boyle. W. Reid,
Ed. Treble. j. Beattie.
J. Grieves. 1. Si ('W) rt
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The steel teed plant at the too is
to henceforth ?Ur continuously night
and day.
In the el:Parse of an ieterview with
the Rev. Mark Guy Fearse (who
spoke en several accessions in Lon-
don) who has just returned to Eng-
land. from a. yeav's tour in Canada
and the States, that ncted divine
said t -"I wish to say that I never
sa-w a woman 111 ane peblie house
in Canada or the United States:that
I never saw on any table, cr oven 371
thC dining -ears, re lit the betels, a
glass.of beer, wine CT st-l.'lta I never
saw a drunken man unt'.1 1" reached an
English port. I was deeply Im-
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bearing ot the people, They walk
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BOW LI NU
T WO, rinks of Exe.tcr bowlers visit-
ed Clinton, on Monday and took part
in the (urnament held under the
ausplces cf the Clinton 111051 ling
club. Rinks krotn Giode.rich, SNI-
i0illtil, Mitchell and Wing ham were
also in attendance. The Exeter
rinks were, coinposed of W, 11. Le ...
...ear t-ett, Rev. W. IC Martin, Rev. R. 3.
orkins, F. W. Gladman, skip
Wednesday, Sept. iltn, 1901.--Auc- Firank VVoieds, It. Lang, W. W. Ta -
titan sale of Farm Stock, ou lot 27, man, dos. Davis, skip. 'Clbey sue -
South Thames Road, Usborne, sal(1 at eeeded; in winning two out of the
I o'clock sharp. T. Cameron, aue- five ,,alliesthey played, \vhich is con-
1.iionicer, Alex. Fraser, proprietorsedated o very goad .shov-ing for lie -
Next Saturday, Sept 10Lls. at 1 ;:10 g,innere. The visiters evere spien- g
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o'clock, 43116.141, at Mrs. E. EllioCt's didly , enteritained by the Clinton
residence, 'Main street, Exeter, pub- Club and a most enjoyable day Was
lie ,aucti,oxl iof household elicit! is and spent. e -1.1 de- i n g Strom the crowd on "
garden- Impleneente. Far furthe,r elle gneen, ho,511ing is tis popular in
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particulars see hilts. Airs. E. El- Clinton, as it is in ()thew places
flat, Prep., II, Drown, auctioneer. in the Province.
Sale Register
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cement
as the
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BARN DOOR
I-IANGERS
"ViTe are showing the biggest line of llangers in town.
Six different kinds to select from at very "m o1 prices.
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Scranton Coal always on hand Order