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Huron 80 IVIiddlasexGazette
FORTY-SECOND YEAR—NO 2137
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EXETER, ONT/ CANADA, T.
PHONE 32 JONES AND MAY PHONE 32
WIi�TERS �AR;1�I
EARABLES
Ve are making a fine showing of all Winter Goods, for
.en
the War Prices.
Women and Children. All bought before
thisWearables
Don't forget is headquarters Waiters for Warm
New Velvets
1*lttin Velvets in all shades. Brochade velvets:
ll alludes, Striped velvets, 'Roman Colors,
Children's Coats
About 10 clitrere ut styles to pink from in Plain
'rl and tweed cloths, tdaok, grey, red, blue and
teed colors . Srze!3 feosu one year of age to ,four
Irl ye:av's of age,
New Dress Goods
Ntatty New Dress G000ds in all the seasons New
colors & cloths. A, good place to buy your Dress,
Floor Rugs
Wilton Rugs 3Z3I, 3x4 yards; ,t1xt>ainistee Rugs
$x3. 3x1 yds Velvet rugs $x3 ,38¢,$4x4 yards;
Brussels rugs all sizes: Tapestry rugs all sizes; A.
big bunch to pick from.
New Furs Sweater Coats
Ladies Stoles, Mulls and Capes, For Men, Woinen..Boys, or Girls
Children; white Fars for all adzes. in all colors and all Prices.
adies
oats
Always Something New is being
shown here. New Styles, New
Clothes and New Prices. Goods
Coats from 10 Dollars each up.
ur Collared Coats
at $15, $20 and $25
each
1�.
r' LinedCoats
,
at $35 and $45 each
JONES AND
MAY
Canada Contest
EXTENDED
TO NOV. 16th
so if you havent sent in
your 5 best cooking rec-
ipes to the Moffat Stove
Co. Weston, Ont., do so
at once, 1st prize,Moffatran
ge; 2nd prize $40-00; 3rd prize,
$25.00: 4th, 10.00; 5th, 5.00 and
50 prizes of 200 eaob.
All you havetoado is to write
out your five. beet cooking rec-
ipes and mail to the Moffat
Stove'Co. Dept, A. Every -con-
testant will receive a new cook
book,
Cadilac Vacuum Clean-
ser and Sweepers; the
best carpet cleaner for
made the money, 11.50
rent them at 50c per
day.
issell sweepers from
$2.75 up.
1 x
AND
D
STOVE
STORE
Osimatnefuntztiltzat
S. 0,6'8 OT3N1;
S.lei L 13
.alS. r
12outleS$3• V. Bel1.
18
"M'asntirn
fi(t: 1;; 1)w?br^ldge 132;
FJcalltw,ill 51'; V. Heywood 1 9 jr t
G mi 92 • Barna' ell
,Jpt3ahls 73 , ..�o!L s G, tr
Colr'rriistlt 75; , Et .ITor7ne ?4';
rst0; Sr, '3rd; R, ]Smale.160; F. Heywood
50; Ili. !Co;rn,ilsh '4 ; Jr 3rd+--Tt. ,Craer,t4
al,: B. Illed'd1'2 `lit'J3c11lit: F.' Route.'
Iey' `•14.; 'J. Barnard '13; ,11 Heywood
20 .5I If- :' 'wri 'Al Sr, 2 wd 1I Cornlstt
:It johns 19; H, Johns 40;; F. I evsvoa
'n en Ilelbrimdge 00; J, 't'Vilsetc,i'1®,.; iw
.a
'bridge GG; L. I-1,oJ-t>i 62;C. Beywoo
to. F. Horne 30 . W,13ell'311 .3SrPrim
er- J. Bidley 06; E. Cor .gsh: 50; ,w
Heywood 36; A,—N; Medd 06; N, Root
ley, 65 L. I-Icya ood 64; T, Johl ::s 601
A. Johl::s 56; t,'. Johns 55; r. ,Ilarnesa
U. Wt, Joh!:. s 60; A. Creery( 50;
"teas 45; . FL Joh is 45
Fowl Supper
;QDAY IVIORNING, NOVE&&EER, 10th. :l
Letter from Salisbury
The `ollowix.g driteresting ;letter
from Salisbury I.tlai4_. is from an Exet
ter Olt{ Boy, now with tart troops in
Er_gla ad.
Pond Farm. Camp, Saiisbary Pfainn
Eaglaad, October, 29, 1014'
Mrs, Jas, Gotuld,
Exeter Ontario. Canada,
Dear Mrs, Gouid—
Your welcome letter, addretts('d to
Valcartier received here a few: days
afro.
'Well. we, boys are getting pretty
close to' the seeoe of activities now.
The war is raging about 70 miles
from here ' aero the ehacicel. We
are eluteg in tents at;;aiu, but they
are building shacks for use in the
colder weatne..
WVc are all getting three clays of
absence, I am, going to spend mind
in London, .I exp'tet to get ret} li~.ave
cert
‘eek, I.ondo a is oats about two
hot'rs rue freta here,
e wow reviewed by Lord Itobert+a
last Sunday arterrtoou.
We sailed frau Quebec the first aS
the month. nod l-ndt d at Plymouth on
the 18th: We hoarded the boat ar
the 28th of ; i'ut,irnlr-wr so that make;
20 days oc. board altogether The name
of the'lxrntwas, oetlard,'Tinre were
31 ships tr, ail, we soiled ici three lines.
each lite about .half a toile apart Our
convoy was four cruisers and hue
battleship. It was a fine sight, all
these ;ships sailing tout'th'r, the lar-
gest 'fleet that has ever cros,td the
ocean, We were supposed to disnnaw,
bark. at Southampton, but there were.
tic, Gornto r. sttbnrtar:nits waiting for
n4 in the Chants so a.,,; put iota Ply*
mouth for sa ft,ty. We got a gr,'at re.
ee felon from the p.api.as we° march,*
, tl throw; h the,streets to the trai.C..
Wo arc' g'ttiag mown to hus'nesit in
camp again and in a short; time wo
will b, a tough propos:tion for the
Gore:ions when we are order 'it in
the front, 'A hatevar f do I'll try to
b•• worthy: of tete Canadian uniform
which I wear. Wim e'r r't '111 expect to
coney back but "I'll live it hope's of her
ing spared to COW buck to Ca'aadii•
and .see old Exet'r ,a3;ai,n',
We will to doubt have some nerve
rachi -,g, experience,. this mining will
ter when we get an the firing line.
T suppose! lir. Gould is blare wait'-
on bis ouatgraers Chess days. I
s thing of the time when' bre
rry Ligbt'hnxt and 'I made rip-
plcx barrels together. That was five
years ago, the time sure doe's fly.
am writing the.s letter in the
►.I,C•A. ter,t a ahi re from a rough.
guess there tare (our luar,dred &on
vritit.g letters, reading, singing etc.
Taking the Ca'am this contingent of
33,000 n ',t*:. so far as phy4deal fit;nossI
they are -certainly a fine fioar
of men and ;f aye no doubt will be a
credit to "Cianadn when 'they get to
the frost,
'4Var. is 0 terr',ule thir.g, hot there
no doubt we to glut better have it
now than later, a ht"a the Germans
would only b;» that zuuc.;la, Ilavdc to
subdue.
Well Sir., Gould, I'll close here.
iaopir g to ,hear from you area:aa before
'l go over to the coctlrent. You might
reniembei me to the boys around'
town,
Under the Auspices of the Ladies
Aid of the Centralia Chun!'
TUES. EV'G., NOV. 24
Supper to be Hot; served
in the basement and to
begin at Five o'clock
GOOD PROGRAMME AFTER
TICKETS 35 & 20 CTS.
BORN
3(cK,ENIZIE-7(aa Tuckerami,th on
Nov. 8th to Mr, and 'Mrs, Peter Me-
-' Kenzie a solraal,
SIIEENAN—At St. Joseph, or. Tuesday
Nov. 10th to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur,
Sreeraaln a. daughter.
MARRIED
IIL•°RN—KJIIISLA.KE--let Usiborne on
Wednesday 'Nov. 18th at. ca.& home
of the, bride's paretnts Mr, and Mrs.
Robert 'Kerslake, Lavine. E, to ,Mr,
Dfelville
L. Herr: by Rev. M,1 G. H,
McA'li,'ter.
DIED
ifASiSE—At St. Joseph, on Nov, 5th;
Nelson Masse Sr., aged 5`J 'years♦,
31 El 1,Cls';—At• Zurich, bre Nov. 4th.
I vitt us '5felick, aged 71 years and
28 days..
LINKER—At Dashwood, on Nov. gilt
Mitred Ricker. aged 17 years.
Iill?IC.:GGER—At 14th con. 'I -fey,. on
Nov, 10th John ,Kruger, aged
iJO: years.
COOK—In Clinton on Friday Noe.
6th, 10.14DavidCook sr, 'ir. his 9lath
yLar.
' Exeter, 1 da ,,
C 1 L-1 on ,hors
OLW L n tT �,
Nov. 1.John .aed 81 yod.rc
s
5 mouths and 6 days.
DROWN—lo Clinton, on aturda .
Nov. 7th Mary Ado, Pennelsakor, l
tlhcloved wife 'of John Brown aged ,
58 years 1) mouths afnd 21 days. •
—T t don Tuesci�a
SWAa�TN w Brace -feel yi
` eery tsiccerely yours, I'
Elmore Lang
H. McMillan the Liberal
Cho'ice
At n mast e'°. t'lhusiatic ;rally of the
Liberals of south Duro: at ?Clinton
last 'Wed% desday afternoon Thomas, Me
1lillar_ of Ifiullett Tosv(taship was the
unanimous cho'c.> as candidate for the
Dont r.'on horiss t lPresident 'Larry
Smith was in the chair u'nd' called this:
meeting t.o order cared asked the dele-
gates to lame their candidate when
the following were proposed, Owen
Geiger Ilersall. Thomas, SIaMillaint,
[Tublett ; Jacob Ecllermar.n Dash-
wood l,, 0, ISeldon, Exeter: M. Y.
McLear_ LSca.r
orth, Robert G•irditntr,
Osborne Wln. Brydo(ru Clinton; H.
Smith Hay P; 0. Alex 'Mustard' Bruce
field. M1 retired except Reeve Gel -
ger of lit. rsall ; Jacob Kcllermanra of
Dashwood; and Thomas, McMillan of
(-Hallett the latter being selected on
the +first ballot ,and afterwards made
ur_alnimons. In as great speech Me-
.iMilla e ontl'!nted his policy and !said- he
wouldim.miediat ly enter the campaign
to !redeem ?south' Huron so long, held
by his father t1.' late John' McMillan
13. T'; Pardee of 'Sarna, waist present
and made a splendid patriotic speech
and red -erred to what had been accom-
plished b5- the 'ostriaa.navy rams somer
thing that might, :hia.ve 'been 'done, by
a Canadian n navy i!'the LatrOer Gov-
rnmont had kept in office The meet-
•m,rn• glared sv;,th cheers (for th.e Ling
and the candidate.
The c y A• niversar - sere."ces of James ' Nov, 10th Jedulo Colwell, wife of
• ti JoLn Swan aged 52 years and
iThe tishadcie Sunday 'School conven-
ed: w:,11 h: held in Zion 11.tethodist
church El mville, circuit on 'Wednes-
day Nov. '55th •the s'ternoo.rm and even-
ing IirterosCrig hddresses Y.along
Sunday "-hcoot'work will be given by
11fe'tsrs J. II, Scott Pres:ddm-It of South
lie ror Aosoci at en'. Rev. L, 'NV. Reid
or Grac'o.0 and 11'sa 1 tiLu of roront.o
Soot, o'f the Elementary :Dams a:on of
the Ontario Sunday School Associa-
tion. LVooilhatn chn r will have char"
go of the music at, the ove'a:fog servi-
ces. ' Every Sunday School should. be
represented.
,r. F.
On Wvc.r,isclay evening o. last n„cela
while several ladies were returning
home about ter. .o'cloc�. iii tete :5c-tdng;:
were w , .. a.
they frr„htcr.1,
cd a� i. .e PPear-
mice of a iretu i s apparently breather
who x• tal.-
the influence of iq i rot ho aca�
i.r.g lip all the tiOde'vallt. A telephone
call brought o,at- a couple 'or. men. but
when they arrived'' on the Scene the
person hacl °disappeared. ,,1 brok,-tr+
1•u,e t- late result or. ',a.'-nLiilis:'- y was
the rrrly trace thateoultd be found
and this may or may tot' have been
coiin,eeted'avith the affair.
Obituary
On Thursday of last Week Mxt �.
Coiwill of town; passed away at the
age of Sl years 8 months and 6 days
The 'deceased had bee:0 ailing ,for
some itme. About the firest of May
he suffered a ,paralytic stroke from
which be partially recovered. About
a week before his deat ► he was cotr.
pelted to take- his bed, The deccas
ed was born is Cornwall England
sed when 14 years of rage came to
Canada settling with his pato•
parents on Lot one concession 1 3IcGi'l
livrayr, where he lived until thirteteni
years ago whssn he moved to Exe'ctte..
At tem ager of 28 Ir, Col°.vile Ivan mar
tied to Sarah. Sweet who with a falair
ily of Sraed ctaildren mourn the loss
of a kind and loving husband and fa
-
;her., The children are Mrs, Jo.bd
Write, and Mrs, Gu'an of Winnipeg;
Messrs, W. F. Joh;.. .Elijah and Frank
all of C.^ctra/P. .r.d Hassell of Sear-,
*t Ie 'V ash. Th,, Jeo asi;d was huh'.
iv respected b', a large circle, of
friends du .fomr�s irada:3letraddt
‘Et and in r.•1'.: rt Ir" 'tt'.;3s sa Meld
adist. The furoioal °. tis hold on Mon -
ay ct.fte^moon and a;,s conducted by
Rev. kV. G. 11. McAlister-
.0-
Radial
cAlister-Radial Road for Huron
4:�
1.00 a ye
advance.
ft
Th - following items. =ere
mt ith the Hydro Radial
roe Con u t v. made soaart
rc Mort of which hasr,t
tl"d out by the Hydro Comrrtiiasiota
The people of :/Tornio County would
be clad to have the ,,reForte of the
'rreposed schemes for this goictv•-..
than of the ea holt' minty line and:
of the $outbeerct part only, it i■
._. a year .4tnce a'stitxtatca ori
liposed to have ; oin-
tlrsrrecd, mad a report. ' of
!videonit. ''row. t im u
It' • rope
rchNme 1war
rat $20.000 at
.vonrwo—
vey for
tae ago a
t r'i bean
ola�
bow it
it
or a county laltc luron era la'i'n wit;.
ird ;almost e°ertainl to be in ,'S to
'vat's turned into a s"atrltlaaaan lint th
chemo for they eouthere larch` of tis
ky would, IT snd"'rstnod no
(roan the startif a eoeinectien
were available with trunk rues Trun•'
Ging from large centres, Snell tR%
13r n would be the ono tat'npnattd It
ween Stratford and Tendon A coni'
rection with tills and the southern
Ont;tr•,o lines 44pokt'n or ts'bovr• notllct
re+
the Huron orb roe at its start
warrant the whole county lino AI
nrolaakt d (Cndrrich Star,
In connection with the above, the
C.ot'don Free Press a' Monday contain -i
ed the following ciitorial.-'The God-
erich Stair urges the making of a
utart on the proposed IYydro lelectrie•
railway it', that: county. As the Star
remarks the estimates for the county
were supposed to hove hem. taken •
suit ago. °W41ay has no action been tit.
Lent 'Why not a vote of the ra1r''na1
ars in ,7cnrzary3 The Star nodes. -
stands that upon the scheme involv-
ing Use 'a -hole county as deficit otj
50,000 annually was the result, Batt
this dons not daunt the Star and pro-
uerly aso. 'What is a deficit of $204-
'
000 to a. rich county like 1Turool
when the bcin fits that would be Ten.
dered bs a (fast electric railway seri;
*ice Tara talc:en into account? Tfuroni
',pends mazy thousand dollars upon
her 'roads, and are in ,constemt need.
of fresh material and labor. Ought T,
rot an electric road to be considered
from the.: same standpoint, and the
coca sties be prepared if necessary to
sink some money in their ontur ttion,
and upkeep in the sense that they pat
mor_a'yand labor into the gravel roads
Ar electric railway system that at.
the outset would occasion a deficit of
only `^20,000 might reasdsably be eo'
vented from the start as a succesa.
Because these electric roads have tha
characteristic of being business build
oris They -encourage traffic. A road
that would lase $20,000 in the ie
it;a1 years of its operation would wine
.tel. a short time become a large mom"
ev-maker .andwould -warrant ,Lha
coorty of Huron in entering upon the
eorstriretion and operation of such n
road upon a speculative basis. To
♦tic Southern section of the county on
-'ta.clric railway is projected that in
estimated to pay from the outset
This road -would connect 'from arab.
ford sand Loudon and the advantage
of tapping two goodly cities would be
very great I`fomvever it would he
a mistake' not to include (the wtholr,
system. Huron is one of the riche
est and most prosperous counties in
Ontario and has looked 'adequate ,frail'
EX TER
DISTRICT SS1ONARY FN
Methodist Church
coifs ;1.'ifemberslG-eneral tir.M.S. e Tetal
Frindi ,
Main Street
James Street 055
Parkhill 2 u0
iirnville i 233
Centralia 205
Ffeaasall,
Crediton Fi
Grand Rent
Sylvan
Alba Craig
Litean
Grautton
Woodharar
Kirkton
TOTAL
330 730 5° 144
;SO
142
133
ht
t»aa
200
465
300
/00:0
Inti
413
•)#i
sa
.335
310
152
244
434
r _Fl
311
ref
34,1
1329
Ira
dl.s
465
309
421
4'14
2.07
801
474
l
erage pee'
!Ur atb r
nror Cert'rboty in soma St con€d
:,—'rhe •follows"is x, is the off:'e;.
'sited 0-, Lie-e.te t •tai.
Of the llaarou ,recruits
Jolt_, d tfte. secoc.a Cmts-attiOlo co
t arssl #ere or'' (IOW in traitai-ng
ado::
Lit m -.r a-it...-S,,tpiu4!i Ward',.
st It'. -ll-: otory ,2atk; `l `axa. 'La's+-.
fey ,A.i'[. 'mr �-:ilr> herr vV. Edell,!
war*. 1VAillt- I 'earl Arcold„ „Uarryj
Coelafield 1aea C 1*. ;iii~ George A
li 11 1i'Iai«
Gably , ,'-atnrt,h,`--Fr d Dec,— r.'
50p
Ail kinds
We have a
loves;
Try
'gain
r SPec a s
lg °bbe boots telt tined,.
red,tnbber soles, $4.00 a pair.
s rolled edgerubbers
sizes 3 to 6 re
'ubbers. at lowest prices;.
'e stock of boots and Slil.
i t cannot be beaten for gelid- y
0sieeI• underwearsweaters
1. easonable goods and :seasonable pt
e of o I• gp2cdal order sults or over
They are right in price,
EAVE
Ia;
axed style.
THE EXETER TI ES
atma-ry 19010 for
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Attractive Showing of
Fall Styles
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'ray facilities over a considerable
part of its territory. The ,electric •
road opera -ted on a pnb'lic ow,u-
„rship basls at last offers the solutio'at 40
for Huron's trauspoltation fdifricul.
Iles. and its calling may he looked for
"ward to with coifidtaice.
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Mr K. A'Tir.Asl til, of Lindsay was
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it. 'taidn` last week. taking -a course
it. "Shadow Eye. fl asti'ng" wills Mr.
Graham ot hoes m'a Di LIgStaie. 40
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The'Wil]ii.g 51%oa`L rs Mission. Circle 411,
of James Street Methodist church
nmet; a c the home of Mrs; W. Bissett
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ot. lAr,o,clitesday _evening of last week.
The i01st-riot organizer lire, 'Wilson.'
ii.sitecl the.: circle and gave a helpful 4
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acct asp': 0- falk.. •
The case against Thornton .Baker t
for alleged selling of iliquor ,came no 4
before Magistrates W. B. Sar der,s., J
1. ,
Io°r ad T
a roIl Thur �da (las
�,
4 Y sag t.
The Daae had aa•oased cousidcrable ice" �
,
terest as thetrial had been twirl
postponed aalnd quite a number of
wittr
c mac.s had been summoned. C+
h(c
charge was reduced from selling ii *
(loot. to -consuming it on thel pretniIses
ar.d the clefendent pleadedR uilty and
was timed .1220 acid costs in all a little'
over 9715. Crown Attcroey Seager of
Godcrich sic -ted for the plaintiff bind
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\IcDiarand of Loran was the defelndr' 44,41,0,
The latest styles for
smart dressers in all
lines of gents wearing
apparel are to be found
in. this store.
For suits . our
shown 1' of goods
is amongst the.
leaders.
nappy smart ..;a,rments
>4.r e found an1•ltm;our
o st
fall and vvinN ,e Aver-
Q"°.ti;atti at mo', saving
prices.
Ca .cet•wer,i t':;': .«;hires of
e.r t�ta€tlet c:�':, Sweatere:.,etix, Pall I-1;:. in 'latent;
t oleo, Clop", Ed,
'4-t C'
-ire 1... CS great
me gate its..
5-
Spasitliop0.t-s , 04,
t.00et@41Itt e:..$0. t^