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THIRTY-SECOND YFAIt—No 19
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And eit er one othem w
petuel nullennial glow.
also
bias eheos
ko A speiel
Double stogie acting To It
U kinds the shortest n .
We also carry of full i
Cement tin two leadiu r
EXETE
ONT., CANADA
Nowis •
the timet
to be On the look out for a
good Tango or cook stove,
Wood or coal as we have a
largenumber to choose from
of the leading makers of Can-
t
a .
PANDORA.
IMPISRIAL OXFORD
'TREASURE
SOUVENIR
wife's face wreath itt a pee-
e Teta
HEATERS
%top 4t0ck, 0t base burnerS.
Wax
hot
:
:of this village will regret to learn! r 4iton
. that be is unite ill.
: --Miss Hunter IS visiting relatives -74° 14terarY .`5'3aetY
1
Vallinedayl5lievregisnit ljes9t4).°4;Tit
. in Exeter and vioinity.
. --Mr. Sohn Lowell, or Sarnia, Was was "Sir Walter Seott" a paper on
here on. Weduesde,Y visitinZ Ur, .1r4 Itis life and works was given by Miss
1Colvin. oae oa fvertbet bY Mr. Chis- .
• mrs, oidebrist. aud her datthter, liwoelroso alrx:dveannot:erTeo:isrteh:T4:10tssotanaoby .1:;14lsOlIA 7: : .,11:: 3:fie:rio hwe:: 7523: .6:
roceicea front his bretbsr.i n"t nsWil wl /141° 3"1" °A c°41'.1 1.4'1. Artastrour 43* Harvey Card'ner 40+
-- t her 12th. at the home at Mrs. Bluett "
TRITifSDAY 1-VIORNMG, DECEMBER, 8tb, 190
ter school Report,..........+4.4***
stoptlea Scheel Repert
liensall
J. Sollierload, Notary rublie, Con-vrayrin 1 :November of b. ve, fate& A,- • .4.
or,,Coulmissi.oaor,Fireinsuraueo Apo, mutt 4th doss, Roy Mu, iiorbert igitolert, LE4VIN'G AND MATRIC1,,LA- 410,4.
Isserec ot /aarrxage Liocuses• noeumentgt Stowart :Mitchell, Eva II ir tz el, 1. TION, FORDI I:*
eatorgallin4irrealamlle.A'terertrablutetgw.01 iglaterst OleYton Sims, Everett, Slats, Laura. tIonors,-Dlary lloacti 8i, pre rent, ti
• ' V
• The following is tbe report Ear
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011ieetothePostedlett Reaeall Suusj Sr. 3rd„ Beryl 11111, Oliv9 Colabledick 74,- •
•
iss Coast "ts ;Ars, Coot-. :sicSarii2snd.. Martha Carlin>, 67; Hazel Brown -
*A •A A A
SIMS, Ethel "silos, James Carroll Moncur. 60; Bella, Mollougall, tiG;t*9
FUR 'CITU
ier and dalighter• Mt 'In' 09 • Thee Hartlieh 60. Faith • .;
'visiting her 'aunt. !ArS. FultOn. Teacber Ia.bel Sparks. 42. Harvey florlaud,`-•-'-
ls
-The friend, *t Mr. F. Co/moan,'
•NUSS 3fraZtlis' Alter, 15 13rasseisi S,vdney Smarl.-M. .A. Itobertson..Ireue O'Neil. 45; 1,1eisy pilling, 44v*:;:
42 . Alvan. Itrint ne'liroettle Car. • 4 -
!ling, 30. 1* ; \Ire have on exhibiti our warerooms, the
-, Total enrolmem 14; daily aver- *9.
et at e• 1•4' 4
bef4 t000rted stJer 0. I. ,oe of all biauc., 4Aver be-
dt4labs3gat Tt• VLEZING. Teaeborm, •_17, fore offeted to the public 'wit:eh we ; sellWg that
• num soneoL DgPAnTmg-wr eaAtiot be beaten in Canada.
FORN1
• We invite all intending Porclawers "Yi$4
Joue-T. 81; per eent.; EttaMe, *J. pare oar goods said prices terare plaeing or
• Murdock,
Trougbinf„ Work.
p, bath retire, plumbing of
shelf hardware,
tioual and Star brand,
T. SON
T HAWKINS
The
RECORD
Bought with Confidence.
Worn with Satisfaction,thatis
the Record of every suit Vire
sell, Remember we offer
you the Suit that lasts, the
:Suit that fits, the Suit that
holds, the greatest value for
:your money.
714I
W. W Taman.
Morovtorte
We are right, here with the
hristmas
Goods
full line of
Children's Sleigh
Baby Cutters
Doll Cabs
Wheelbarrows
Carts and
Rocking Horses
cairin, leave your order
and have the goods delivered
-,Christmes eVe.
-Christmas Stationery
Just arrived, a good assortinent
to choose from.
Pianos and Organs always in stink.
4OUR
& FEED
e you many dollars.
the, of _Trondori* were here this "liss SlEapsot, D3,/osteai seiectio;1, sTelhoraT7 ;Qt5rt,on,w`octd.,
Joseph Ellis. of this village! Beaver end Mk? reriVet cza mutozt 1-446, 52;
oi very fine venigon. •.6 AA 30: Tom Carling 33; Elmore Senior. •
1
n 126; Willie K3 Lx 28: Uary Rui;hz +
Dolurr.a.Y anil $1511.r1The sutuec' °rmanY .
ney* lo'iva. aro visiting; relativesinA
Elitswille '26; Estella Spackman 21; Mary Yoe, **Te
, 4,444.
te neighborhood.
2
Andrew left for o 'iiiit31,1tionaber on A•ga
....Miss Fisher. at near Ztirielk
'ota, Nano atter speud a rolance V. a ra -
re dur•
in; the past e'IM
kS ViSitilla relative
o A. E. DORRINOT
• brother. Mr. •Tolin 'Fisher.
'Irion ENGLISH C01 -118E,
•• Miss Ethel Colwell was Iteme re
, la
ly from St, Thomas visitiug her
9 a 1WilkThialI5T, 4118°:r*13954,91.tfeev,Mar
J -fle sio Sanders, '66; Ile gh DicKa 15
. nts, ogeompanied by Miss Ilea -
el urdo, co a busy
s s I' a• up a u c :17hPalroFrei. %V; tevefr
I Darreeh. of Clifford. an
a Ltent iiii vin I::: s., 62; Lulu Martin, 31; Mite
-mt. of tbat city.
, a Itness, of Teeswater. area
nage. visiting their Oster with her la villis. 56; May ilaultios. IA; Et
•elYa o" ^ assenaliliesP was
.'ht A cowl of the series 0
Tho
, Shaw,
donee,- ou DIonday ev 0 od, un
. nedatarettaa:::roef
't ciaiwriei, 4 4 ; Leah newraere 46; case nawa .You ar,e qtdte safe 'Ian buying;iraow
1 ..uern. obbledick, 48: joint Walker,
Thomas Senders, 47; Ida Rowe,
aurice Dottier, 47; Lloyd Oman41
than a e first.
1.1. visitin je i --------------- Bissett, bu irl hustling crowds you% nave to do y
ed. 4,..nyv(a.y ,,,, you I,
1.s' a Mile Ilaggith. 4/: Bertha Simi) unlit they Are need
The supplying of your.every.
day needs is what wc arc working
for. To get it we give you good
goods and deliver them to any
part of the town free. 'We keep
a large supply of
Hour aad Feed
constantlly on ban
Come in and give
us a trial Order.
Remember we deliver all geode free
any part of the town
O'Brien's Grocery, Exete
can
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers,
It You, .(.A.n.
per
Bou 11101 asstatatit station. ss pipp
i5 pro;ressinr, very ravorab,IY • Flossie Sweet. 31; tleorge A.rro-
n't be -tan too soon,
tile operation for aPpendiettis, our 15;
nett ou Iiiii last Saturday, 'W., 1, O'Brien, Teacher. Wisdom in gift giving is shown by combining
miter ard the touncil paid ERCIAL COCESL'. POEM
a Secret
ding Christmas Gifts
o escape the heavy
buying early so you
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OVERCOATS
Made to OFOOF
CIIEAP
I
f ti,e
Th, be. u eae
order or nierit
A. W. Joltastoit.
4th., Eleanor
Pllt, Jean Gras-
Jarrott. J;is.
ell; $r. 31'4/Ltda.
s, Rena ,Tirc.
. Mitt, Jo,
le; jr. Vx,r1.4
nec.. Bruce
floonuell,
st., Allan
llerbe tna May
od. Tho best sefler Ii
matolics
Johnston ; sr. 40,, Ora t
.1tb., Murray Pisl Sr. 1
IR rt, ,Tones; Sr. 2 Joe. "
. .&rthur Ton ; rt. :In
Dielleat It.
Blanchard
.t.;t the Itensall gas aud
IIICH SCHOOL. nee wi;_it everpday usefulness. The constant u
works, Men ar ;vars. - Jennie TrardY• 00 tile dOtiOr and the recIplent daily contact
as work for month Victoria, Dtinerso 881 Georg e, to the giver especially so, to insure all round satisfaction, qu
.0a, at Detroit. no. 77; Oliver tiraybiel. t 's an absolute necessity We can Show you. the best assortment
eceIVOd. 4 ,tabli4 19;, Linda 1147a1k9r,
ast week or
intu
ve ap7
ha atkie
class ar
Ida
Jo
.a
Be ert, 12 . 0 Fancy China in Western Ontarlo.
naoliters lArs, Pmes NVIOte• Al r* 67; Alice Ilowar.
Mrs. R• Ilenthrou, le IA i 63; Maud TO i
d5 or Mr.. Andren 62; 0; Garfield
vry
et to learn ilia • ;hut. `Nish. 6;1; Chem
seriously RI dur nnalt Idle, 1;O: Pram
SO* Ezil‘S• 47: Alla
oherty and, CI. Iturdon 33
don, last weelc at
'.. for the eleetio
p
•
5
eci
4ltZ1h 11'
op.
John rairbairn has return
a Crystal City Manitoba, a
end the winter months bare
urfltug to the 'West in the sprinz
John Taylor. of tho ard coo -
01b 'flay, returned ImmofvOIU recent -
St. Louis, wliero Ito Ion been
ill; the -4,Varld's Pair.
.J. DUEY:en. con of Mr, jno.
E.. returned home a Week CIA°
1.1.1 a trip to Muskoka, where, be
bad the good 'fortune to Shttat
couple of fine deer.
Wm. 'White bad the misfor-
tuno wool,: or so ago to get Ids
• foot badly bruised by a stone falling
on it from the Wa0ni, but is now,
we aro pleased to learn getting
along nicely. -
• Mr, Thom, of ;the Sovereign Ilunic
at Exeter, and Dliss Partner (attend-
ed the assembly. an Monday evening.
Portly Wanless is at the old stand
alter spending several months in
the west,
-The friends of Mr. James Bon
-
Limon, jr„, son of Mr. 13ontli10n,
of Uay, who was assistant at the
railway station here, and wile under-
went on ,operation receotly, will be
• he is -,etting.
1
a
111
I those pleasing 0V4.fl11 WIILalt
each litterost, took 14Ue
o of Mr. and DErs. Jan, Eau.
1I Line, Blanchard, on Wed-
Sday evenin;, Nov. 24 when their
•t da.ughter. Miss 1.111inn,
In marriage to Mr. Ered C.
or $t. Marys. At. the
.onr or six O'clock the bridal party
entered the parlor mid arrayed
themselves under a beautiful floral
arch, where the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. O. C. CouzOns of
1?7,00dhazn in the presence, of about
forty guests. Cougratulations over,
the company repaired to the (Hain;
room where a sumptuous repast was
artaken of. Tile evening wa.s spent
social intercourse. Vocal:Ind in-
Untent al music was furnished dur-
g the evenittg by "riss Gertrude
Rundle, Mrs, Rundle:or Thames Road
and Mrs, Couzens. Bev. Mr. Coos
-
ens ;Ave s, short address. The bride
is one of, Blan.shard's roost amiable
young daughters.. and tho groong int
a highly respected young inan, of St.
Marys,. The esteem in which the
young couple are held by their
We have a nice line of
Overcoating in Black and Blue 1 Pleas,ca .%01 ?ear '
Beaver, Black Serge, main' °--nil'neVoir .0t Carmel Presbyter -
Grey Overcoating. .1k.lade in ion church mot at the. residence of
any style you wish Dr. Sellery. and presented Mrs. Set-
lerg with a handsome Centre table,
accompanied by a very flattering ad -
friends was amPlY attested, 1.* the
dress at retool" ' t her services
" f r 110111b° Yelirs: (fine array of beautiful ;and costly
We will give you the best as ("%-an•
making a corntbrtable coat. ....4reatly missed. IW.r. C. U. King
Come in and see our coat-
ing and the latest styles.
• h
Mr. A. Ilrandt has given op is
of linings and wOrkmanship, 1,07iLion as station a'gent, .and
is bis successor. Mr. Brandt hos a
splendid position waiting .for him a.t
a well-earned , holiday, -so 1m -will still
the enzino works. as AS lAn has
he in the
Chiseliturst
Rev .0. A. Andrews. 13 Of Cen-
tralia. will preach a. Missionary Ser-
mon here ,next Sabbath morning,
December lith at 10.30 m. in the
Methodist Church. Contributioria
JOHNS
erchant Tailor
a. swiCanada bounde
artm
M
d. by three oceans
lo 1 e 1‘.1ission ln
'u
.
A large artistic Calender given away and is 3,500 miles wide from west to / Clandeboye
east, and'11,4.00 miles from north, to , _Our /general merchants are busy
free with every purchase. south. ' shipping fowl.
Cunningham home from &he west.
----T H E -
til
e r chant s Bank of Canada- -
In this vi 1,,
spendiwr a len- weeks with friends
Mr. Ed. Neil, of Nebraska, is
HEAD OFh'IOE. MONTREAL. Mr. Joseph Barry, who has been on
' CAPITAL (all paid up).. • .. 6 • • • • • 4 • • • • • • • • 4 • • • • • • • $61000,000 atrip to Kansas dnesday.City and St. Louis,
returned on We
RESERVE • ... • • • • • • • el • • OOO • * • • 4 • • • • • • • • 0 • $3,260,000
London,. on Thursday where. he. has
Mr. , Cha S , C unni nr2;11 a m :went to
' SURPLIS PROFITS • • • - • • • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • • • • • $ 18,959 secured a position,
REBDFN, , .. ...,, 1 _ -7Mr. William Simpson, of the
- cl. line McGillivray, moved into
--'4'.--1.8'1FIEBECieneral Manager SuPerintendeni' ch''''''""h°' the village ma Wednesday.
--Ms. and 'qrs. Cunningham left
-- j,on Tuesday for Shipka, where, they
95 Branches in Canada
SAVINGS BANK I intend siayinq" for rhe winter Wi01
their sOn.
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings on Thursday evening and „made a
A couple of teams drove inl.ntown
- Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts. short stay, but when they Were ;o -
Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle- ill. a'svaY thC cwilers .f°un4. that
their lines Iliad been cu'i, to pieces
Men to whom loans are made on approved names,' by some unknown hand. Crtir de-
LettCTS Of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the tootivo ,s looking into the ease.
"Wcirl.d.A happy event took place at the
home of Mr. V/. Elliott, second con.
A GEN RAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED cession of Bidani,b, \own his daugh-
ter, Minnie was united in marriage
to "Mr. Albert Simpson, oC the -second
CREDITON BRANGli 1 line of. McGillivray. We join
In wishing them a happy v0ya2;e
W, S. CHIS1-101.41,1, Manager. throngli Tire.
Wildfong, butcher, of this
place is moving to Liman.
-We are pleased. Ito see
presents received. The une
;other with thefrien
ir many ds, wish
them a long' and happy life .
Zurich
Well spent a few days of
last week in Guelph.
-Miss Hart spent Sunday at her
home in Brucefield.
--Miss Lily Eaust spent a few daya
,of last week in Das hwood.
Harry Eilbor was in town
on Saturday, on business.
Mrs. (Rev.) Yaeger. who has been
on lhe sick list has recovered.
-Mr. Bober t of the
Sovereign Dank, Clinton, spent Sun-
day at his home here .
-Mr. Wiltsie, of the Sovereig.n
Bank spent Sunday at his home m
Clinton.
-Mrs. Kellerman, of Dashwood,
spent Friday the guest of *her sister,
Mrs. C. Fritz.
-Mr. Geo. Holtzman is visiting
relatives an(1 friends in Elkton,
Mich.
LMiss Pearl Wuriz, -who has been
ill the past 'Week, WO aro pleased to
hear is rccoverinz.
-Don't forget t he entertain merit
in tile Town Hall, Zurich, Thursday
and ['friday evening, Dec. Sth andeth
-1V1Iiss Aggie Kaercher, who has
spent the past -three months in De-
troit returned io her horna here
on Thursday.
--The Misses 'Beaver, of Creditor'
111(1 Miss I3e aver, (.11 Morrist on, call-
ed, f rieji (IS in the village on
Thursday last.
-Mr. D. Steinbach an ddaughi er
Miss Amy. attended the funeral of
Mr. 'Baldwin at Seaford)", last
Tharstla y.
tS. -1VicA2V-3.1.e t a, of Spbentainl
Mich, is visiting, at her home here
at present. She intends remaining
for some time.
--Mr. Wes. Schooling, of Detroit,
spent a few days of, last 'Nveek
It
his it °Mt,' here. \\res. is attending
the Medical College in that city and
is one of the class of about two
hundred and fit' Vstudents.
nk Raw
tal eur
W.
Hathlee
Bissett,
No. on roll. 30 ;
0. VOSPE a ;
ROOM 7
Sr. 3r11. -Loney Hey ood, Victor
reet• Reale Gardiner, Auto Bar
on roll, BO; averore atten, 47
11. 11.WaatoNo, Tcoeber•
ROOM VI
Sr. 2nd.—Clarcnce Repined, 77 .Cr
nt.; Bella MacKay, 74; Eva Shad -
lock, 72; Gerald Raritan, 71; May
:Nue% 70;
Middl 204.1. - Clair Wood, 75;
loved Broek. 72 ; Lillian Boyle, "
ItaY Dearhq. 71.
Junior 2nd. -Archie t in, 76
Truman lialiott, 10;
No. oti 65; avera :ALM
lancr, 44.
A. E. mARTI'N, Teaeher.
ROOM VII
Sr. Pt. 2nd - Roby Wood, Leon
Treble, Ernest Harvey, Violet Knott,
Fred Ogden; Mid. Et. 2nd. Plorrle
Mottle, Gladys Delve, Edith Davis;
jr, Pt. 2nO, Blanche, Quanee, Joseph
Ettie May Bowey, Eddie
Webh; Class V, Janes, Mar-
tha Bagshaw,
No .ort roll 40; ay. attendance 34.
F. E. CARLING, Teacher.
ROOM VIII.
Class A. -Madeleine Carling Viola
Bowe, Harry Snell, Gordon Idarshall
Chester Russell': class B., Annie Col-
lingwood, Zvliller Host on, Broca
Walker: Class C., Lily Collingwood,
- Beatrice Hodgert, Erie Borden ;
Class D., Ethel Day, Roy Ogden.
No. on roll, 41: ay. att., 38.
S. J. Irwin, Tortcher.
overage.
Teacher.
akejlappy Parents
We luvIte the parents especially to visit
our store and look over otte largo an/
well assorted stock of Dollsaoys ot every
description, Emmy Work Baskets, Cups
and Saucers, etc., and lots or Candies,
NittO and Oranges, Just see them.
Centralia
-Mr. Sheppard. of Forest, visit-
ed at Mr. Andrew Hicks' last week.
-Miss Battle klandford was Litz
,ruest of Miss Bertha Quinton
Saintsbury, on Sunday.
--Miss Ella Shapfen, of Exeter,
visited al Mrs. Ma.rshal's on Sun-
day.
Miss Sarah Na. was the gnesi or
.Ddiss Minnie Davis, Saintsbury, a
few days last week.
-Mr. Thomas Morley, who spant
the summer in Manitoba, returned
home last week.
-Miss May Snell, of Exeter, was
Lhe rruest of Miss Ethel Walker, on
Sunday.
-11.1155 Annie Luker who has been.
at. Gravenhurst all summer, return-
ed home last week.
--Mrs. John 'Brown, who spent
the suintner with friends in tile,
North-west returned borne last week.-
-btr, ',tither Ricks, a Moose aaw
A.ssinibota, it rimed to his home
here 11 51. week to spend. the winter.
Miss Leona Wilson, -who has been
-orking at, the millinery in Lon -
et urned home on Monday 11.1111. .
-Miss Mary Hepburn and Miss
Livingstone, of Exeter, were the
.guests of Mrs: Andrew Hicks, Oil
Sunday.
_
The M
Centralia ethodist church
anniversary services- will he held, on
sonday and Monday, December 181.11
and 19th. On tlie Sabbath the Rev.
G. NV, Andrews, will preach both
nionnug vening.111 the after. -
neon a mass meeting will be held
011 Monday evening an old fash-
ioned t ea -meeting will be given in
tht basement of the church from six
to eight o'clock, after -which an 411C-
( 4)24513(11(0 will be given.
You should see
r lovely Maniz
cure sets a n d
Ladies' Sewing
Companions.
Just ask to
see our Dons
the
y are
beauties
and have look
Toys of all kinds, just bringlithe cbildre
thrOUgh our immense stock.
We have just received a full line of Chris
Oranges.
as CandiesNuts and
Store open every night till Christmas
CHARLTON'S FAIR
.0 • • • • • • mo.•=6,•••• • • • • • mn • ,m.+6..• • • • • •
Bayfield deacon Richardson took the work
taking the services in Loudon.
Parke, Front Road, will be sorry 'to
learn a his Inness. .
--Mr. W. j*. Stinson is the posses-
-The raany friends of Mr. James °I Rev* E' C. /enniuSs• Thio latter
i
"
-Mr .A. Scotsmere of Bronson
Line 'hI. It b
sor of an ap-to-date residence, which
when completed will be. the acme of
Coln or .
--The children of the English
church and the, Presbyterians are ,Beustke
mg at Xraas,
as Improved •
covering the building with sheet
iron ant placing it goad ver,ondolt
f rout.
:getting ready for the big, time opal.- =taro
-A. SOT eltra
Kind Ton Ilan War EWA
—On. Sxtday last the Von. Arch- 01 -
ecember Reminders
It will pay you to look down this list
X Cut Saws a big line from .... . . 2.75 to $5.5o
Handles from . • • • .... 25c to 35c per pr.
Sets from • .. • , . • ..3oc to soc
files, 7 in. good .... • • .... • .... 2 for 25c
Buck Saws from . • ...... .:...6oc to Ssc
Axes from .... ... • . • ...... 75c to $t.25
Axes with handle .......... 750
Sleigh Bells from .......- 75C, to $r,75 per string .
Shaft Gongs from.... „ to 4.0c
Collar and team Bells from ..... Ioc to t 5c
Cow Ties from . • ... • • • . • • • ...• .....2.00 to $3,5o
Straw Knives from .... • • • . • . • • • • 0 ow • • • 7 5C tO 90C
Iierbageum.............. 2 5c to 50e
International Stock Food in pails and packages
International Heave Cure.... . ...... 50c
International Worm Powders ..25c to 75c
. • ...5oc
Lanterns from .... ... • .2.. •
Coal I-Iods from . • .. ... 250 to 50c
AMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Store
Scranton Coal on hand.