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HAIR TUNIC
We never hear anything but praise . fox
4ttbiri splendid Hair Tonic, Positively' the
be on the market to remove dandrn an ,
'Make the hair grow. price 50c and $1,0!1 a
bottle,
COLE'6 DRUG STORE
YOU ie 4
CoIe's Baking Powder
Waned yt want nutritious t hisenite
e
tend cakes. Eventually y
ii pt now.
25 carts a pound alWaya.fresh
Cole's Drug Store
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Huron, & Itlid,dlesex Gazette
EXETER, ONT CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1911
Locals Elections Dec. 1 1th
adds. on page four The Protrinoial electidz�,s� well � 'be
IRTY-EIGHTH YEAR
usairgessoMIZOI
Sz SAY
.-i PHONE 32 :m:
BEAUTIFUL 110[Ci Fabrics
Pall and Winter IIILJU & Silks
Authenticity of Colorings our present extensive display is
For Style Beauty and A y
about and seeing. Everything :that is' New a,ncI Nobby in Fall andd
worth reading
Winter Naturals are here for your apprclval. We want YOU to gacquainted
our' showing. •
New Suitings & Coatings
We are showing an. Extensive
line of Serges; Cheviots & Tweeds
in rough and fine weaves. These
materials are just right for Tailored
Suits and Dresses; Prices from
50c to $1.50 per Yard
Colored Silks
Are very good for Dresses or
Waists, Pailletta Silks in all the
New Shades at
50c per Yard
Taffetta Silks in every Shade at
50 rnd 7 mac. per yd; Satins at 50c.
and 57 cents per yard.
_e1, Wearable
Ladies Winter Coats.
Ladies W inter Furs
Underwear
Hose and Gloves
Coat Sweaters
$Ouse Dre$SeS
Phone 32
Hardware
Bid Clothing ane OvrGoat Sale
$7,Q00 of New Clothing $1,000
Just. arrived $7,000 worth of Men's and
Boys Fall and Winter Slits Overcoats and
OdPants made by the
W. E. SANDFORD CLOTHING CO,
• the largestwholesale clothing house in
Canada. Every Garment bought at a big re-
du3tion. Whole lines cleared out at Job
Prices•
Now is YOUR Time for Bargains
Men's Good $10 Suits for o lily $7
6i 15 & 16 " 10
20&23 " 13&15
5 & 6 Pants 3
2.25 1.50
Boys Good 5 Suits 3.50,
" 7 & 8 3 piece Suits 5
66
66
66
Overcoats by the Score tor Men or B oys at
Bargain Prices.
Jones & May, Exeter
Paints Apples•
Ladies are
Delidhted
with
CAMFFELL'S
VA•RNIS 11 STAIN
for re-stninind and finishinii
-ur 11ji'tIre Wood.
work. anti� Floors
They can do the work
themselves uh
•
tiiiealta
Read a
Mr. J. G. Jones. was in Mitchell an u announcement
with Mile issue of
Mr. I': Moyle was to London Fri- Nominations will of course, take
day gn !business, •k earlier, Monday, De
Mx. and +1NIrs, Tyra, Eraser visited b r 4th
Fri-
th London Saturday. •Th delay, in the issue of t
Mrs. Ready of ,St. Marys is visiting as prevLosly annouvntem niezpalitrti�i
her father Rev. J. D. Nestle.
Mrs. Jas. Walters epent ;th boli- their voters lisp i
day
Mz, W. D. Burke
tion,
as
a
r
oar.
at Hawaii,. I Six Ja
nounaemezzt on Monday even
-
Mr.
Rea a sale
Mr, Jas. Sparks spat the holiday held Monday' Ileeember =i1•:
mss Whitney made. the form
on• Tuesday, •
hie letter' Ito the eledtors.
Place one week' , De-
cember . he writ
The
d, was caused
by the, desire a gi
full opportunity Jto complete the lire- ITrIr. Arthur O'Neil, of Moray, has
oaration of sold his hundred acre farm on the
s wvith, her eons in Detroit. The campaign proper will probably town line north tto Mr. James Ho.d-
A. Hastings has taken a steady be inaugurated next week, (though. no gine the oonsideretion being $7n00,.
n b bei with speaking dates have yet been arrange 13enxy Lorton, an aged resident of
ears
engaged
many
ed b9: either Premier or Opposition.G•oderich and for d y y
Mb d tome venal been confined to leader. , in the ,grocery business there, died
his bed fox several days through `ill- Iasi friday night. He was among the
h time of Monday as e13c., ,
Mr. N. W. Rowell, K. C,
New Liberal Leader
On Tuesday last the resignation of
iHibexalparty Cw sasacceptedofwith
regret and Mr, N, W; Rowell R. 0..
was chosen to enter the coming fight
as leader,
District News
!Int e
' Mr. Sohn Burke is learning the tion day, Sir James Whitney follows
barbering ws'ith his brother Mr. W. f the
reoadent day ezng:aata lisped iin nl?e�G'o -
D, 53urkc, i ut by the Comuterical travel
Mr, N. Reddy of Detroit, was home I y of whom found Em
visiting his. parents on .the 2nd oil
Osborne
ne1SS4
number who took part in ,the great
acid rush to California and Australiain !
He was am brother of Horace ertenle of the last ,
leas., d themselves } who represented different ridings in
disfranchised by absence from their Huron County in the Dominion House
place oii abode in midweek pollings. of Commons over forty years ago. Mr.
----- totter o as about eighty-eight years
Mrs. John Pedlar and Mrs. Thos. of age; end, is survived by his widow.
Trestle spent Wednesday in London his second wife.
Mr. and (Mrs. Thos. Ilakvey and A quiet wedding took place a'tininth
Mildred visited with Mr. and Mrs: street ay eveninparsonageGwhd rich FloWeed-
Samucl Bowe at WalLacebtirg Sunday Alton: of Goderieh became the bride
and Monday, of. Alferd J. ,Armstrong of the median
Messrs. T. E,•HandSorand ;Russell real staiL'of the Star Rev. A. Brown
'seiay will take charge of! the evening perform� ziony. s young
• vice in the Crediton Method:st coriple wyiedll residethecinrciGodarioTiffh.
Church next'Sundasl
`t usiness 'B'ought—Mr. D. W. F. At thede Liberal N mi titin proc lad-
ceed-
lf3eavers has purchased the gents' rigs
furnishing business ee Mr. S. G.,liiaw- avethe
h £ Municipalities s grsitie of South Perth
this
anti stock -taking is in progress
this week. - < name submitted was 'that of Valentine
ndered
!Owing tci the fixtures, fox Mx. ;I;. byo •Tnomination.
G.Sande onhe St. arys. Mhos.
Ilioyle's barber( shop not arriving on Ryan of Hibbert fn seconding the
timethe 'new barber shop was not nomination said that the Township
opened up Mast ionic. It will open would do 'better 'than ever for Mr
Dais week. ^ N Stock. The nomination was' tendered
The furniture and household effeots by a standing vote and Mr. Stock
on arising., to accept it was given hear-
ty cheers, The only other speaker
was G. II. McIntyre ex -M. Pe who
was also given a Hearty reception.
Vies. i1,3. S. O'Neil and daughter.
Irene 'of Toronto visited in 'town. over
Thanksgiving.
par, Jacobi, of Exeter North last
week moved( to, Sharon where he has
rented a farm.
tee: few of our townspeople took in
the Maude Adams show in London.
Monday night. circle
The Young Ladies sewing
met at lthe home of Miss Delight
Hobbs last week.
Squire Leathern'ssale last Friday
was a big sueces;, everything bring
sold at good prices.. ,
MVtr. and Mrs,. Wee. Baker returned
home from the west -last week after
a three months` trio..
1blias E11ene eerowni returned to De-
troit Tuesday after spending the past
month with her mo {'Iter, here.
The Hallowe'en Dance gi e
Ladies Tuesday% evening in the Opera 1 of Mr:. S. G. &awden will be sold by
House wast enjoyed 'by a good crowd, auction( at the sale to be held at the
{Miss LaBelle Handford; who is t- residSaturence
e fNthe late WHee ma lea`°n n on
tending Alma Ladies College,. four.
,
E •eterge
• Mrs Jeannette Jewell Rellogg,
'Ven by th
uiek
ut Prce
Thomas, was 'home' for Thanksgiving ou . •
The !;2nd Degree Tram of they x
Lodge I. 0•'0- lie go, to. Hensall Friday
,night to lake part in the degree
work.
Baths at all hours at W. ID.
Barke's Shaving .Parlor. z towe s
turnished, 15 cents a- bath or 8 baths The Liberal Conservatives of South
1
the well known Elocutionist of Buf-
falo .has been engaged by the Young
Men's Class of Caven Presbyterian
church for Nov. 8th. This is a rare
treat so be sure and hear her. •
' Huron held their convention: in Di a
:or •'i b.00.
Mrs. J. Downing, of London, whohas been visiting raronud here fox, the,
past six weeks; returned Ito her home
Saturday. •
ich on Thursday of last
Exeter Old Boys Weds—On Monday
afternoon last a pre,* wedding:took
w., e ::.Prcfsby-:
nla
CC
11i
the 1 e
�.ir��S
terian church. London'when Irene
Mary Gray, eldest daughter of, Mr.
James Gray, of Tlellinuth Ave, be-;
came the bride+ of Mr. William Mer-
vin` Huston. of Ashcroft, B. C., son. of
Mr. and Mrs.. IL E. Huston, of town
Rev. Thomas H. Mitchell, pastor of
the ourch, performed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister
Lillian, as 'maid of honor, and by Miss
Elsie htaCr mmon,, as bridesmaid. Mr
Learudea le tchietene• of Toronto, was
groomsman, Mr. and Mrs. 1•luston,
left on the 5.30 C. P. E. trainfor the.
East. Mr. Ruston is an Exeter Bos,
and, hasmanse friends in tosvn,who
will join with the:"Times" in wishlieg
him and, .his, bride a happy and pros-
perous future.
Those wanting good
No. 1 Winter Apples
call at
week an
again selected Mr. II. Silber as ;their
representative.. Mr. Eilber, won the
election in June, 1908 by 081 majority
,Rev- Geo. Jackson of Walkerville.
a forrnEr pastor of James street
Methodist church fpreaclead two wary
acceptable seemons in that church on
Sunday last. His return visit was
appreciated by many of his former
charge.
\ Jones &Miu
Shewililie here
fir the Ohinamel: Lady in our south window.
- Shesla be bore
WATCHshortly to demonstrate Ohi.namel.
See the hotne.
CARD 'OT' THANKS
I, the undersigned,` desire hereby,
to return'. my sincere thanks to all
the neighbors, and friends who so
heartily gave their assistance and.
sympathy during the illness and
since the death of• my husband.
Mrs. English,
On, Tuesday while Mr. W. Gillespie
was on his way to Mitchell for a load
of fowl one of his horses went through
a bridge. between Russeldale and
Mitchell. and seriously hurt one of
its shoulders. He had to hire a farm-
er's'horlse to: make the trip.
A 73EA.LTx'UL PtIG!Li.,
"home Again'' is the title ofEone of
the most ,beautifulipictures ever seen
in this_ country, It is an inspiration
of lova and affection a picture that
will be like 'a member of the family,
This delightful picture, size 22 x 29
inches, all ready for framing, is given
absolutely free to ell who subscribe to
the Family Herald and Weekly Star
of Ielontreal this season. The year's
subscription. including the picture, is
only one dollar. The picture alone.
could not ibe bought for the money
everyone knows what a magnifice.ut
paper the Family Herlad and Weekly
Star is. All Canada is proud of tint
great we't`�kly.. The : publish'rs de-
serve the great' circulation ,the pap -
ter enjoys.
Begining=-
Thursday,
NOV, 2nd
E Zeller the Liberal Choice
Mr, Edmond Zeller, of Zurich, was
the unanimous choice of the Liberals
of South Huron at the convention
held in Hessall on Wednesday.A
resolution was passed expressing
pleasure at the choice of Mr. N. W.
Rowell R• C. as leader of the Liberal
party and pledging him support.
Hallowe'en—Hallowe'en passed off
with a number of minor depredations.
been
ed to be
seemed her
as
ed
Ehere
uerformnumber on the streets.
Letter From the West
The following letter from Mr. Paul
Madge, who is well known to our
readers. will be found interesting.
The letter war written to Mr.- Ihca•
Cameron and. hay been handed to us
and eve' 'Publish part of it. '
Milk River, Alta.
Dear Mr. Cameron—Can you send
es out from Ontario a good marled
mare. ee e want his wife to board
men. when we hav•:'any. If you know
of a good suitable couple, send their
along at once. We are having thee
very finest' of. weather, but this has
been a very backward season. r.We•
have not threshed yet, but owed do
start oto -morrow. Crops are very
good and everything looks tencouree-
ing.' We have been killing a bullock
every two w-eaks'alt. summer and are
killing one every week. now. • .. We
get 10 cents a pound. for. the b;e'et,•
and ready sole; We have 150•hiead
of cattle, all butt ,30 cow's Lit for beef.
This is, the greatest eountey, Lever
saw to fatten cattle Meer traded ou'r
pure bred ran s for a band,oe.cenimon
sheep, and now have, with our; irui
bred ewes, over (2000 One man .leeks
-„re
after the 2ot.. ITe• inial'. 'beteg.
close around. the ranch while ,her!.
is rough heather in winter+, aid as
soon ars( lambing is over 'keep thane
on the: open rangcl. He has a eamp'
wagon which to lives in all they c'
round and does! lits own cooking.
are going to build. a shed for : dur....`. .
cattle and: 'sheep e6) by 180tee le tiles ' '.
fall so you see we will, be -kept bogy,'T3TT
The ,:shed ..will be built :7 foot wail
single boarded on cedar posts With
Abut' ''1-4 pitch shingle ' 'roof. reed•„
• fall
this
.hen
•a
' er
,plentiful ul and
P
isv Yp
tiV a
. ht h�
stock i
S
�'+
and all kind of
intend to feed. about 100 head of eat -
tie, Meal' office a day as soon as winter
sets•'in• arid let !them run loose in, one
Zxalf'eof the shed at night, 'We helve.
'two Section' of land and as.itbere has
been fro -stock on since •, last winner
they'' will likely get .good , •, reale%
h'
there till spring' except on very roug
day's When, we will haul• green fend
and strew for tbem in' the shed. The
neatest difficulty we have here is
o get Qze1,p (.s there is so much work.
The threshers are paying *l'2,50 per
day beat 'that will soon be over ani,
eve 'twill ,be able to get what help
want for the winter; 1f we could .
get one !gond niani by the year 'who
bas a Wife that is a good ea* ynte�,
board any men we may, have,
'would be 0 K. If, yon- •caee'dii''tity
thing to hag us in this regard; *e'
vi11 be' very'rmuth obliged, ]Elope 'you
Is, your .;lz�isbod. cross? An irrit-
table fault; finding disposition isoften
dila to a disordered stomach'. Ochi.
A
man with good •digestion 3s nearly ale
ways good natured: A great many,.
have been..permanentlY cured 'of
Stomach trouble by taking Chamber-
lain's
hamber-
lain''s"'Tablets. For sale ley all dekhlers
For This Fall's
skit1'11f Up
�•r•„ =: :
-�_ USE
ELEPHANT PAINTS
ti f�R and EL
ATIN SAH®
and u��'to 2.45•.per tin
18, 25 35 p
-, 'STOE
, YE R
' STOVE
ANS HARDWARE &
:REAM
Furnaces
ku�llilltlg:
The Times .to January 1913, for One Dollar
dr
Opens ;this weed'
Owing to some delay in ship-
menti of our,furnituxe wa.wefe
unable to open Upon Saturday
Etow
ever they arrived anun ce d last d r be -
ng fitted up .and will be open
for business this week.
Watch`faro
our sidn
over Ta WILSON'S
Having purchased
the Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Stock of
S. G. BAWDEN
at a rate -on the dollar
We •are enabled'to.
make
SALE REGISTER
Thursday Nov. '9th -Auction Sale of
Farm stock and. implements, .he pro-
perty of Jos. Stephens, Lot 15, west
boundary of Blanchard. three-quart-
ers of a mile south of Woodham.
Sale at one o'clock. Jos. White, Auc-
tioneer.
CENTRALIS
ti.
rA fowl supper will be held in the
Centralia lelethadiSt- church on Tues-
day evening November 7th 1911, from
six to eight under 'the ausipees' of the
Ladies Aid. good program will be fur
nishe,d in the auditorium consisting of
addresses, choruses, piarte.tftea, Bolos
and recitations. 'Tickets 125e for ad-
eits and 15c. for children. Come and
enjoy the treat of the. season.
Messrs George Hicks and Arthur
I3rooks are shooting in Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hicks of Ed-
monton are visiting friends here and
in. Toronto they are cordially were ne-
ed,
Rev. T. •W. Blatchford conducted
anniversary services at Ripley last
Sabca,th, and Rev. G. W. Rivers off:
Ripley supplied his place on the Cen-
tralia circuit.
ll aster Cert Welsh of Hensall, spent
the Thanksgiving holidaying at •the
parsonage. busyprepar-
ingfarmers are very P p
ing for the advent of Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis and Mr.
F. G. Abbott returned last week from
two months visit to the West.
'Me. and Mrs. Sydney Andrew and
daughter Gertrude *spent Thanksgiv-
ing with f riends at Gorrie.
GET 131:SY
The world rolls on. from dayr to day
nod idle. men aro in their way;
loafing graft will never pay
then get busy 1 The man hho loiters
in the shade to watch the";busy* men's
parade will And his hopes of fortune
Cade get 'busy then get busy 1 If you
in i eeble eety le depend upon assistance
drone a friend, you're cure to fail :be-
fore the and—get busy then get busy.
, Make hp 'your mind that you will
pack your burden on your broad back
'and, brave and buoyant. hit the track
get b isy then get busy.Jest feel
that yeor..of equal worth with any
'dog4ane man•on earl, re••'lrciless of
his age and -birth get. busy Then eat
busy 'Arid having mede.you1 mind i:p'
quite. chow by lour acts,'lilt you are
right 1 Cut Crass rni gess by day end
night. Ce -bits 0 1 get bt'sy', •.
Big Slash
in prices in order .to
clear out the Entire
Stock in
SIxWCCkS
YOu, are •coi'ditilly invited to drop
in and see iia.•
1FRANK sld
•
i3OtI N
;LWOOD—In Exeter • on Monday
Oct, .30th• to Mr, „and Mzs. D;
Bellwooda dee ghter..
ib1A'B,l1,UED
h11 -STON . G'T3AY-In the new let.
:James Pretbyteriah ehurah London
cry 'l'haitksgivi¢ig Day Irene Mary
t,i1 'dar,pbter of irir. Joos. Gray
o
Mr. Win. Mervyn Huston. or Ash-
croft: 13. C. eon of Mr. and Mrs ll.
E. Huston of town by Rev, Thomas
t i, Mitchell. • -
WATSON--ELE1VIING•—Con '3 glee:in.
tenet Weel re•sdey Oct: la'li'. Darts
w eettem, sa".. of Mr. and leers, W
if., We t.son 8th. eon. Oto Miss Myrtle
eldest daughter et Mr ,and Mrs.
Wm. Fleming.
e;,:\\sEN-70IINSTO%<T— Manse A1sia
Graig Oei:.,..14th Itugh McEwen to
t, , V
•w
'are al'1 well' and enloying lite. '''f'ours
truly—Pttul Madge .
ELIMVILLE
The anniversary services of the
Elimville Methodist church were held
ton Sunday and Monday last. On Sun-
day Rev. C. 0. Milne, of Granton.
preached two rexcelient sermons to
large congregations. The ebur bwas
packed in the evening. The choir
de-
serves ninth credit for the excellent' hoes,
music furnished during the day. On
Monday evening a fowl supper wee .
opened Week
served in the basement and was a lust
p
decided success. The church was besides a Small Dry
packed and many were unable to gat
In to bear the program% The ladies Goods Stock
,,
op,
*Per-
u
er p
"dr s ,
�dt Pp
t
ilia
she hada ever attended
Every article will be
slaughtered.
COMA IN
And get a New Suit
or Overcoat at Big Dis-
count. Try one of our
Special Order Suits or
Overcoats
Also at the Exeter
BARGAIN STORE
You will find a Bank.
f Boots
Ii'vnt�iQcli dt
and Rubbers
a
SL d
ill:
p
rout
Qe 1
kin
ar
eta g
Son Over fifty 3'eas.a
x
it was the best.
The speakere of the evening were
Revs. W. 11. Vance, Robt. hicks and
Colin Fletcher, The Poston Male
Quartette acne:tad were repeat✓
th their selects ee arta With.
z .
edly enchoredi htr. 7. G+. Jones fill-
ed
ver
ed the position of chairman in .t y
oapable�- raaxanorl
Mrs. ,wv• Jacones;hes returned after
1' tri
vieiting fax several days 'in Clinton,
Mx. Frank let roe; spent. Sunday in ! OldStand
• I Oawden s
;3t:. Vlaxys. �'
Ma. and Mrs. .J e T e' arkinson. of �1.
London spent •a t1tt•' days with • hie * ` ar. atittQre
Lon p s. S. rarkinsote EXetet bJ g
•
Wee rIvlagF"ie daticlttex of Dfr and parentseIVfrMeseiClierles Brook who
, 1wir •Si r hen Tohnston of East Mr, and several weeks with £xicnd•,
have spent s ,,r eks
WilliamtO-PAEton., -I r their home id' the west.
on have left fon
.�ondonh
-nL.al
, ONdisposed
i!u OD 1'el ffe 1
t ;�'Vf7 Edith ute i
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, Heren ... • Mr,
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.d th
Annie e i
v
Missow n
IZEathr �
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day CJ t r driver to•
nes have
i.n .
T 1 fancy ro,..
Persona in London ttl •�I4Ir: Hector of his ti y1
Eeyw ed formerly tit Exeter, of Clinton.
You Save Money Buy-
ing either of our
arae at
Store