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EXETER, ONT CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING,; NOVEMBER 16th 1911
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Shi iNment of
MEN'SAnother Big
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We are going towake aBig ,Howl over this Lot,They are BoughthtR
Right a
nd
will be Bola the Same Way,
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Mens Overcoats
Boys Overcoats
Mens Suits
Boys Suits.
Mens Pants
Boys Pants
Fur Coats
Fur -lined Coats
Fur Collar Coats
WARM WEARABLES FOR LADIES
Winter Furs
We are showing a very Sweil•]oi« of
the newest things in Furs for this
P4eason. Be sure you see them before
YOU Buy.
Y.w. '•pr+t..q "1'1.1"0.....:t,....`S'�'^:3•
Fur -lines! Coats
With a No. 1 Musk -vet Lining and Alas-
ka or .American Sable Collars away
cheap-
er than other years. also a lot of Fur
Collar Coats.
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS —mow
We are lei'., waking a big noise with Our Winter Coats. Some very nice Styles and Cloths are coming
in every week e t„t we are sure to fit and please you with one of Our Popular Priced Coats.
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;Big and Complete
stock of Heaters
•0i1 neater
'Oak Heater
•Garland Beater
Oxford Heaters
Art Garland:,.
$ 4.50
6.00
32 00
4000
44.00
Stovepipes, Elbows
Stove Boards, Dam=
pers, Collars, Fire
Shovels, O. L. Mats
Etc.
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Your Dead Numbered?
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tilt AL'S HINSUTONE
The bent t air'ronic on the market.
50e Ltd $1 Bottles at
Iiowey's , Dru,
Attention �
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Exeter Sc fool Board
'Minutes of meeting held in the
Town Hall Monday Nov. 13th (19111.
absent, T. )3, Carling)
The following' is the order of the
bueiness duly submitted and approved
Per, Chair. Minutes of previous
meeting. Reports of Coms. Woods.
50 .cords purchased at $5.00) per chord
Cutting and storing of old supply
douse, Repairs, 'Furnaces not yet in-
spected. I.,eekage in roof not repair-
ed. Flora!: Tulips reocived and
planted, the work: being well done by
janitor. `Teachcx's supply, Miss Lu-
lu Edmonds of Huntsville secured .at
an initial salary of seven hundred
dollars to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss Eleanor JY t,
Robb, Prinoipe,l Il. S. Enrollment
95.6. Work being well gripped with
a sensible improvement month by
month. Supplies required, Miss How
ard, thermoneter. Miss X�insman, a
supply 'of plastleiinei and Porm 1, a
desk bel :Physical exercises given
limited at'ten'tion, mit, door drill very
desirable. Deficit on. ac of C�:eld day
exercises 18'60 •Per H. Wood and I:I.I
Huston that the Principal's reporlb bei
adopted. Per 1N W'• Gladman and S.'
Martin' that t1 ' eiigagemen't of Miss
Lulu Edmonds' a salary of (seven.
hundred dollars per annum •bee con-
firmed.
J?er II, Huston, arid S, Martin 'that'
a cheque 'be isseted by the,'Board to
cover deficit of the field' day receipts
amount IBA. 5?er F Wood and S.
Martin that ileliss Robb be furnished,
with a suitable recommend accom-
panied by the best 'wishes of the
Board.
Per IL Huston, and S. Martin 'that
the Principal and F. N. Gladman be
added to he .4 riculttural Commit! -
tee.
Per S. Martin and F. IW W. Gladman
that 'the following accounts be ,ac-
cepted and paid. 1W S. Cole 1135; U. , ■
Sanders. Globe ads 126; tee J. Fyea h f lhf ha newthir
man Dustbane '6:65, Un%tect Type? Aman ho th
d
writer Co. ; carbon '80c; Thos. Crews
bulb teas 5.00; J. 'Grigg (books. nd
teleg
4
0 per year in advanea
THE LATE W. G. BISSETT,
Locals
Mrs. Edwin Jones visited with her
aunt in, Bensall last week.
The stable on the Mansion House
property is being torn down.
Mrs. Bower of Ingersoll, is visiting
her sister Mrs. R. G Seldon.
Mr. John McQueen has returned
home after spending three months inn
the West.
Miss Mary IdeGavin of Seaforth
t d
is visiting with Mrs.J. Jarro t an
Mrs.Edwin Jones Exeter North..
Diss J. J. Allan Eye' Sight Speoiabist
will he at the Commercial Hotel Sad -
terries November 1'8,th. One day only.
Miss E ennedy, of Toronto, and Miss
Johnston of London. were the •guests
of Mr, and 14rs, J(. A. Stewart' this
week,
The Guy Brothers Minstrel' Troupe
paraded through
ayed ee eral fintown to -day, e se-
lections.
lections. They will show at the Op -
House this evening.
inks he can swamp
any country editor andhis blooming
paper by yelling out stop 'that paper
Iwon't ave( in my ,s
o n as a
Editor in the
country has had some experience with
fellows whose • dignity has in. some
been offended and think they will
their revenge by etopping
their paper_ -=Ex. ( '
Death of Miss M. A. Snell TOn
Monday of this week there passed
t her home on Huron street
Miss Mary Albertha Snell, daughter
of 1VIr. and Mrs. Eli Snell, at't a age
22ands.
The deceased had been ailing for the.
1DIDl)UI,,I.'$ QQ II War;
November .6th, 1,0,.11,
The pouncil Piet pux)suant to aid
journment, the Reeve and all the
members present. , Minutes of the
last' meeting were read and approved
and signed by the R'e'eve. ,
The following amounts were Diad
and orders. issued in payment. Geo,.
Jamesme piping and street lamp, poo -
lice Village of Granton '87.52; ,Eo'bt,
Smyth ditching Div. 5. '5,00;
Jones gravel sc. Div. 5 1,50; A. Davi*
is do Div. 4. 30.9'1 ;' d`na: Park do I3i;v.
1.66,00; J'as. Dewan do and work in::
pit Div. 5. 74.50; 'Mre. '0 Shea, gravel
ac, 1'3.90; Wine Morkin do 6.00; Sea
`Toohey road to pit 'through farm 10.00
Eddie 'Brown at gate 'ti0e; !Russell.
`Lindsay gravel contract Div, 5 J2175
Hilson Stanley do S. ir3. Iliv. 6;Moiety
15,00; Jas. Whalen do Div, 1, '115,(50..
do Div. 5, .310.50; V%. Westman do; Div
5, 46,00; as. Bodgins ditching ON,
,.
5.00; Tip. MaGil]ivray ,1 2 pet grave).
contract acid rep bridge N,113. Divi, el
85.92; Phin Dickens rep bridge iD}iv
3, 2.00;. Mrs; Betwkshaw coal oil for
Ball 15o; Steel Co Walkerville neeiva
forced sheet for bridge Div. O. 48.58
The council adjourned to meet again
on Monday jhet 4th day of December
1911 at 'I:30 a. Int
W. D. STANLEY. clerk
D,A.SBWOOD
Mr. Alonzo Foster, who was sotpain
felly injured in a runaway accident
here a few weeks ago, has 'complete-
ly recovered and is able) to be intownt
again.
Mr. H. F. Steer, of :,the Maisons
bank Dashwood; presided at the -or-
gan at the entertainmenit? i•In Pinned -
tion with the Exeter Pr'esby(tairdan
Church on.Wednesday evening last.
Mr. A. ]Xeillermann who has been,
visiting his parents here and conduct-
ed the services in the Evangelical
church returned to his charge at
Walkerton on Friday.
flYfr. Jos. Eidt, returned from Neus-
tadt on Wednesday where e a
been attending the -unsra of' is
brother]-in.law the late John Bats.
While•in Neustadt Mr, Bide lost au. -
other
s
other relative, and he: remained for
this funeral also,
Mr. John Eidt has .Purchased the
farm a£ Mr. Harry Guenther• jutst
south of the village.
Rev. Mr. Sii ocks of Toronto reach
ad in the Evangelical church on Saltie
clay morning last in .the iialteresi of
The Dominion Alliance.
eeks
.are
to clear the stock of
�CII'S
Clothing
=And
Furnishinus
at Bawden's Old Stand
off
1.00. rants 22.51; T. Houlden fertiluex h t' hou a any more regular pric e ..on the
1.00. and so forth ands ion h another�%
Per S. Martin, and II. Huston that think coming, Every
P. W. Gitelman 'and L Wood, be a
committee 'to wait on Sergeant; Major
Hector in reference' to physical.;drill
for the advanced classes, wreak out t; ev c P Men's and Boys' naw
Per H. ;Huston, adjournment.. g
J. GREGG, Secretary.
following lines
Mr. Win. Musser has commenced to derwear, gloves, neck
iTHE FEEDING OP CATTLE;
away ay a e learn the a;enral store business with ties, scarfs, pajamas,
h
Mr. Tied Elsie and 'daughter Miss S�i'e1ter Co.a1�S.,; S it
of Grand tRend visited friends'
1The (Toronto Weekly Sun .of Deo -
ember )6th will co attain a (]talk veith
'Dflr.` L. Siebert.
of years. 6 month ° days.
Simpson Rennie on cattle feeding with Elsielege_
spec' l refer nee 'Yr th!e,:tnarket and past three years and.duritf. the past and relat,eves in town week, .i •'
r c u1 ee eteeee ee. "Ie • re:eevreti rP^ evsirx t• . ..''a •he n
� CS'iL# � ,�gypp n�Y
n an.- �i�l� � t1r1 e���
�t'i •'ii. �Ui2'ic,t., t.a, s "'x � , tiiii'n7.dP she -e.0 see eta
i � rely]( Deal s
a aS,vtial ' emirs. Bak was called to St.a oiP- -.
year. Mr. Rennie is full of practical condition. She was born in town and bag to the illness of Mrs. Geo:Seed
information n cattle feeding. N always lived here and although of a Ceryl. '
i o ca .e ee ing. o i
man can speak with greater author' quiet disposition made many friends Last week Mr. P. ,Mclsaac toge'th'er
ty as 'to the market end, ;This one who held her in the highest esteem: with his.. gang- of men completed the
copy will be worth a year's subscrip- She is survived by her parents, throe putting 'up of 32miles of telephone.
tion to any practical feeder. You. can brothers and two sisters. The fun- poles. The work has been rushed eso
not afford' to be withoure'the informa- eral took place on Wednesday inter- as to have everything ready before
tion given in thiis'talk. The 'Sun will meat in the Exeter cemetery. 'The winter sets in. The work has, been
be sent free. for the. balani of 1911 bereaved have the sympathy of all. completed and now there are about
to all who subscribe now. A post Anniversary -The Main Street 400 telephone conneotiens. This wall
assoon as the
and special
be a great convenience.
' a -
cardv-T
ar will bringnt nni
i 1 you our clubbing Mat Methodist church -held heli a
premium offer. anniver-
sary services on Sunday last. The 5c rate i^ stated h^"••..,s„ �,•�"^ and
v----- cold and stormy f rediton.
MAY GET EVERY CENT BACK turned out to hear Rev, J. E. J. Mill-
is
put a brick foundation under at
,pard, of t to h L who is well known is this week putting in the windows
The Plan of. Forming a the Assetsny to to Exeter people, and who on this oc- and hanging the doors. When the
casion did not disappoint his bearers. barn is completed it will be one of
'Hold and Realize on His sermons both morning and even- P
Seems to'bo ('roving Pretty ing were greatly appreciated. , The best bank barns around here.
Successful choir f th
church rendered some ex The work on the Kellerman build
f
weather was very , Mr. G. E . 'Goetz; who last spring
SOVEREIGN�SHAREHOLDERS but despite this large' congre:gatiome enlarged his barn and also raised it
o e
oir
a is nearingcompletion. Workmen are
cellent music during the day. In )the p . .
ft noon a mass meeting o es soon aii it is complete Mr .11. T.
Yvith interest by many of our readers d h l h ld in 'the church
The following clipping wall he read
day
f the Sun- 311s3'. putting on the finishing touches
tt ay school was a Dunlop will move into the. residence
Soverign bank shareholders naafi• when addresses were given lay Rev.
not lose a dollar except -:he use of Mr :Maddy d and 11:1r. given hammer part of •it and wet understand that the
their' money, since the uspension Diplomas and seals were given out to office Bank wili
also ]rave their
p' when everything has been acatrrect. office here.
said a banking authority to'Ihc Star those who had attended Sabbath Farmers Bank ditpositors of the vi1=
this morning. "Mind you I do act School regularly during the past year lege have been asked by the central
and altogether fifty-one were presernt-
say this as an inevitable certaintybtrt ed to the scholars. The proceeds of committee to send two delegates to
If YO are needing Feed the day amounted to X33;1.00. The Ottawa on the leth of is where a
Coven Presbyterian church and the large petition for relief 'being prate
call at the milln
adseewhae
we have. lie are trying to
make provigion for the short -
acre. See our SUGAR BEET
IVTEAL (dried pulp) which
makes very Choke. Feed, cal'
just in, We have a Stock of
Oil Cake, some splendid Chop.
beside our regular Mill Feed.
Raving enlarged ` our 'store
room, we are prepared to
handle all kinds of Grain.
Second to None that's our claim for
MODEL( PILOUR
A farmer with a large family saki
recently "I cannot afford to bny your
flour, the children eat too much bread
it's so good."
HARVEY BROS,
A
At F. Bo tie's Barber
Shop. We Ctiarrau
teed Satisfaction to
Everybody.
r,
J
..t and Cold
�o Baths
store FHA NK OYLE
you may take it as ,a reasonable
possibility.
The assets have been taken over
by the International Assets, Limited'
re -organized from the Sovereign,
Bank Sharelolders. When the other
banks came forward and protected
the Sovereign I3ank d'epositors,one
form of criticism hinted that the
banks were consulting their own in-
terests_
"Now" The Star was tcld. (this morn
ing. "the banks did deserve some
r
thanks. whatever unkind critics may
-ay.. The Ontario Bank deposits 'to -
belled. about $12.000,000 and. ihe Sov-
ereign J3ank deposits reached $20,000-
200. The flank al Montreal stepped
forward 'in the case. of the Ontario
flank, and the other banks did the
same thin( when the Sov,:r,'ign.iiank'
needed h. Ip. In. neithvr rinse were
the depositors regaared to wait -until
the final statement, as has b. n the
case with the York Loan and will be
the. <x'per:ence o" the Farmers Bank.
depositors."
When the Sovereign. flank share-
liehlers put up their double, liabiliiiy
amounts, that money went inter the
International Assets, Limited and was
used in paying off part' of the bank's
liability. The batiks took bond for
tho rest. aiid agreed to wait forlthru'
years. No winding lip order has been
asked fcr, and no general double 1:-'
ability^ levy has been Mad'.
"If the char. h .l lers not :n the hod- 7t is nit{ rtbtatted to the (Wrote"n coat
ing ecrnpany do not corns in." The /ho {he n^st. env, 'n the s.her"ctrr
Star learned to -clay. ''there is doll" eaused by the (rest rn miners' etrik,'
ing to prevent a double -liability se.
easement from being made, ff thee
join the other's. however, they will
share in wbate.v,'r is realized `£ram
the bank's assets. It does not fol-
low that the money locked flap in the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railway arid
the Alaska Central is money lost. The
Trivia Memorial church were closed resented to the Government. 1t ;is
in the evening. asked that two delegait,.s bel„ if pos-
.
os*
-e Bible, those who have suffered severe-
ly by the, failure of the bank.,
30per cent of dVest'S, The village was saddened on True e
day to learn of the death . of Mrs.
heat in SCiG Daniel Truemner, of Hay, township,
near here, which took place Tuesday
A despatch from Winnipeg says': morning. The deceased who was a
Further details of 'the Northwestern middle-aged woman. had been ill for
Grain Dealers Association report on several mcnths. She is survived by
the crop situation tend to make theher husband and a family of seven
outlook not only for this year, but
children.. the youngest being about
also for next. anything butbrighit. threeyears old.
The report says that only 70 per sent
of the grain hes .vet been 'thrashed i. uItli
and about 50,000,000 bhshels (estimateROSS-In Hibbert. on Monday Nov.
ed) remain in the sleek, with no itn- 13th to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross,
Mediate prospect of seeing a se,pan i son.
ator. H L NTER-In l,"sborne on Friday Nov
7'he setting in of a.�ihaty would el- IOth to Mr. and Mrs. George .Hun -
most ruin it, or nit least reduce it ter, a son.
grades. The report is not hopeful. for 34>Altitl?y1Y
o fthe grain threshed saying that 60
per cent. of it is No, '4 .or under, IlOSS RIVERS-•Tn Exeter on. Thuxs-
Of the 50,000.000 bushels reroainiwt day Nov. Pth, Miss Jt,l:a ilViay, old-
in the west half will be needed for est daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Wes,.'
seed and feed. The prospect is dark- ]fivrs, tc Mr. Davi l Johns •]toss,
erred by the an.nou.noemeint that very of '1 'innipeg, by lire, it,Hobbs,•
little fall plowing has been done ow- SILINNE1-.He.NTEl3.-At the home
ing to the sudden setting in of win- of the bride's parents en Nov.. b b
ter and that means delay in the by Rev. Mr, Steadman, Mr. Diver•
spring, c'tt Andrew Skinner, to Miss l ,:
Further comment on' the congestion Pearl. daughter of M„ and. Mrs.
of traffic at Fort William Is made !Simon hunter' of the tela con, of
['shortie. is
DOERR-SEDDON-1n Ingersoi.t, on
Nov, 8. Mr, Ralph Doerr, 1:i 1Vl as
Maria Sel "on. daughter of Mr. 32.4.
Seldon formerly of Exet.'r.
It LETCUXEII-STONE'•-•Tn Bev ter on
Nov. fifth. by 3' 'v. Mr• I'on's 11. Mr.
John Truman I. !etcher, of sborne
to Miss Mary Areetta Stone c'a, gle.
ter of Mr. Edward Stone, sborne.
A 03ARGATN TNT)rl P
Two cents r' +eerie is ,'xRt'11,'' .what
't roses to retire ntee .,you ;the er'r,t-
est treat yo,a. ever (enjoyed, fluent
siria.il. amount per week or one dollar
two roads are the bank's main d.ssette a year w111 secure you tht, great .v t
and the .shareholders May get ibaek amount of newspaper reading to be
not only what they pay to lthut.''bold- had on this continon(t. 'W'e rebel- to
ing company. but their orig'.nal share ; the ii'amily llcra,ld and Were.kly Star
outlay.' i of Montreal, by long odds ttio best
The Sovereign Bank's action against family and fatni paper printed, In
directors has resulted in judgment in. addition {:o the. 'paper a most theaultik.
the bank's favor in the. Court of Ale. ful premium picture is 3ineluded, lit
peal. There is some talk at au appml is entitled "(Rome Again" and is well
to the privy Counoil, but, aft (i;he , worth .the dollar' alone, No home, is
present stage, the hank iskon top, ivnd Canada, be it river t•o• rich or so poor,
for a considerable amount can'afford is bf n•' lr'it tlt
$2.00 fiats
for $1.25
75c. Caps
for 50C.
A self=opening umbrel=
la for
79 cts.
At the
Exeter Bdruin
Store
you can get for
Half Price
Dress s ss Tirimm'ings, Lace
Ribbons, Spices, Child,
ren's Dose, Etc.
Get a pair of'Over-
loe
si-.
I s while the lot
lasts. Rubbers, Boots
Shoes Etc. at Slaugh-
ter Prices.
DIED , p
R a.wde n s Old
Sl�i7a,T.•1„''.in I:�tetc•r nn Mom ay, P ; s .
1,3th,' Mary C''. Ibca•..a
a, b l,, rr• t.3„h
ter of 11.1r. and Mrs. lila ,.•11 i yr r �e
Exeter
o d �teA B61��•'
'2� years, Ca man{:hs. an 1tree
WESITY-ln London on '1'11 r,:•.n
Nov, Otb 1+or^thy* Muiva'ner '' I.
WI wife of Mr, Thomas \
torn erlt, at Exeter.
TE' '31;MNER-Tn tray on Tills
l ttlt Mis. Dari;el 'l
toad:
t .tor
0 'ai'.
d`
ell us ,.
025 ,
r•avy
xixtny'
's ori+
*emu
bed.
kal of
nen•
made