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TwrNTY-THIRD YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. TIIURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1909.
SANDERS di CREECH
;The Old Reliable
fie
We wish our Customers
and Friends A Merry Christ-
mas and a Happy New Ysar
CARLING BROS.
ftETIRING FROM BUSINESS
Co with the Crowd to
R.N.Rowe's Creat Clearing Sale
of his entire stock of
DRY GOOD. .4, CEA I'HJNG, MANTLE-, FURS,
BOO TD AND SHOKJS, HEAVY AND LIGHT' RU13-
BER$. WALL PAPER AND LINOLEUMS-
ALL GOOD GOODS
We hate the cleanest stock in t.nwn and must all be cleared
out regardless of cost, as 1 min Riving up business.
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
reefb..leaal Cards.
D` S. 1. *OUla?O$. I. D. S.. D. D. a
DENTIST
Member of the IL O. D. i of Oatarto and Bono,
tl,arfsat. of Toted* Udvsrstty.
0111101: Over Dickson a Catlieges law Odce, 1■
Oe Aaas sos's tor... Dental Parlors.
inf.A. t KiNSMAN, L D. til., D. D. I..
sot'medwte of Toronto Celestial,.
DENTIST,
testa.ateaded without soy pain, or arty had dsct•
Odes over Oladmaa a Staatury's oaks, !sale street
hose.
■oalcal
11 R BRIGHT, M. U.. M t'. P. a S , HONOk
• Orduat• of Toronto University,Two yea
rsddeot phys1t Ian Ho al Akeat,dra } h
tal, e4 .
0111c• and Rm•Wesc•, . Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EIITSIL
R. A. T. BOND, TORONTO, POST GRADUATE
r New Tort Post or -vitiate College. Necessnr lint acre farm in U•b rne, two and one
tine of Dr. A F. Malloy, Enter. Re,idenee
t i occupied 1,y ler. Malloy. Andrew $t. °flee- half n:.;t• from Exttrr, ileo a bre •k
Formerly the Elirct Law 0111.-e, opposite Central house on }fate-rtrect. Ear ter, and a car-
t(:tel.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM AND VILLAOL
Prestrike at lowest rates of interest.
=NM ELLiOT
oak, Opposite Corneal Hotel, Uxste,. Ont.
WE WANT
For Fa I and Winter months in Exeter
and surrounding country an active re-
liable agent to take orders for nursery
stock.
GOOD I'AY WEEKLY. OUTFIT I' REP:.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
600 ACRES
of the r!.oiceet nut eery etnck which you
well direct to your custom. r s. This In
one of t! e advantages our men have over
jobbers. We guarantee the delivery of
beta in GOOD CONDI-NON .end Ci' TO
(ONTtt.ACT (TRADE. Write for partic-
ulnre- 1'EI.IIA\1 NURSERY (10., T011-
ONT(t. ONT. Please• tor fon thin paper.
FARM FOR SALE.
DR. T. P. McLAtOIILIN
Has retained pri'tke after spending a year (Col.
!egoist British and Continental Iloapnala General
cth
`eae w, b merle,/ attention to Eye, (with refrac•
lion) Ear Now and Throat.
Once: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
D10180N a CARLiNG, BARRISTERS, SOLiCi
tons, Notaries, Ono') an.-eto, Commleolcetee
Solicitors for Molsoos Bank, tete.
•sa.y to Lsaf at newest reesrt let
Oakes, Mein street, Exeter,
Commis, K.A., L H. ;mom
,1O1ttT ?O LOAN. __
les sass a large aw.oust of pri.ate finds to loan
• farm and village properties at low rates cf Inter
OS.
OLADMAN a STAMBL'RV, f
R.,rtsters, ttolicltors,Main st , Exeter On
B. 8. PHILLIPS, Emmen.
LIc.. 4 *set lases,.
es attended to all parts. Satl•fwtioa roam
of oo M Tense r•aaatd•. All swiss left
dtomi• �o.
. will b. proaptly Weeded W.
1106
o3SENIOR
federation Life Assurance
mpaey, oleo Fire insurance in lead-
s Canadian and British Companies.
Ha1n•St., Rieter.
LICENSED A CCTIONEER
WM. ANDENSON Li( ,wed AsRenter
ter Huron County. Terms ,rasp atic.
Dates can be made at tr. Advo ate.
Exeter. or Henry Elltrr's Office. Cred.
Itsn. 414
Toad of green cedar po+te.
WM. M. HLATCIIFOIID
One
Apply
FARM FOR BALE.
of the finest fauns in L'storne
to SANDERS & CREECH. Exeter
iMOUSE FOit SALE
Lots 36 and 37 Duro r street in the
village of Exeter ; brick house. kitchen
and wood shed . ha Td and soft water ;
targe drain house and stables. Tills Is
a tier convenient home, and must and
will be sold to close an estate. if not
«old privately on or before the ' 9t h
December it wail be sold by public
auction at the Central hotel, Exeter, on
December 31st at 2 o'clock. p.m. For
terms and particulars apply to Win. &
A. Itodgert, executors, or to Thomas
Cameron, auct., Farquhar P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
Choice ' undred acre farm, being Lot
3, Con. 1. Ceborrte, London Road. 3-4
m110 from Centralia, 3 miles from Ex-
eter. On the premises there Is erecttd
a good brick ItnuLe. all conveniences.
large hank barn 1!0145, finished In
tat'et Improved style; drive house. good
orchard. never falling water. well In
barn and house, 12 e,re• fall wheat.
All plowing done. 1t not sold prlvateiy
on or before the 20 day of Dec. will he
sold by public auction at a date to he
:iced later. Fluty terns of payment.
For terra a el particulars apply to
Jas. Itandford. prop., (llr,tralla, or to
T. Caan,eron, Hurt oncer, Fa:gu'.ar r. O.
THE EXErElt cOUNCiL
Tse council met in the heading Room
of the Town Hall on Dec. 15th. Absent
Councillor Johns. Minutes o' meetings
held Dec. 3rd, 6th, and 7t,, were read
and approved.
Court of Revedien for confirming of
sidewalk measurements was held.- An
appeal from J. A. Stewart regard right
of way claimind that I.e was not the
owner. L. Day objected to paying for
the full frontage of the right of way
adjo;nin, his property. E. Dignan and
Mrs. Wood had the sante ubjertlon. Mr.
E. Jory claimed that his Ineaaurcmerit
was only 165 feet instead of 175 ft., 6
In. Councillor /Iceman to Investigate.
Per Ilea/nail and Carling -That all right
of ways be asses•cd to parties ueeng
the sante. There lacing no further ap-
peals, Court adjourned on motion of
Luker and Neaman.
Mr. L. II. Dickson addressed the coun-
cil on behalf or tne ratepayers owning
faun lands, who had been paying de-
benture rate In thee- taxes contrary to
Village By-law. The Reeve replied,
stating that due consideration would be
given.
Per Beaman and Luker -That Barley
Sanders be paid one dollar, an error In
doh tan, -Carried. Per Ileanun and Car-
1'nnlr-That the Library Board be grant-
ed one hu,tdred dollars payable to H. E.
Iluatoi .-G`arried.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid, -Jos. Lawson, as per certlf
Tette water works account $450; A. Q.
Itobler, ditto. $200; F. W. Farnoomb,
ditto, $300; W. T. Gillespie, freight and
cartage ditto, 88e ; C. T. firooks. express
ditto, $5.55; It. Spackman, stove pipes
$ditto $14; W. F. Cole. error In busi-
ness assess nt ant Knt;ht property. 3.511;
\trq. Ann Sutton, charily, 8.89; J. N.
Howard. pct tatci of land purchased by
the municipality Aug. 23rd, $5.22; S
St.+nlake & Son, lumber ace. cemetery,
$32.24; Li. Russell, repairs. 80e; Queen
City 011 Co, gasoline 7.17 ; P. Ilawden
& Son. repairs to sidewalks. $7: H.
Spackman, supplies. 3.90; Ed. Treble,
repairs 5.05 ; 5. Cudntore, cement tile,
1 6.:18 ; T. Brock. labor. 5.50: T. itrock
1.50; A. Taylor 1.50; G. cudmore
:1,87 ; r. Moulden 8.00 , Jas. Ogden 1.40
Sidney Sanders 50e; Wm. Creech 5.25;
S. Itandford 1.L0; 8. Buckingham, stor-
age for la:mel e. 1.00; D. Hraund re-
pairs cemetery 45e; irons 50e ; rent of
engine house grounds 2.00; W. J. His -
sett, postage etc., 2.75; Jas. Connor, hal
ante salary as librarian. $23; W. J.
It 's tt, balance ,alar. $37.00; Dr. J.
\V. Browning. M. II. 0 :IMO; Jo'. gull..
secretary Hoard of health. 5.00;
5. Sanders, treasurer, .b.tl. salary :15.00
Jos. Senior, bal. salary 36.00; passed
on motion of }Iceman and Luker. -Car -
rind.
Jos. Senior. Clerk.
Now who brag of what they give to
the world never take stock of what they
owe.
He1ut'ful Naval Orandcrs front two
do -ren for 25e to 6')c. a dozen at, W. J.
Statham's.
EXTENSIVE BUYER. -There 1s pro-
bably no one parson In •Veslern Ontario
who has done a more e-tcnstve trade
in horses. Than Mr. T E. Itandford of
town. For .evcrul year a past lee has
be'n engaged In the bu,in, as and during
that time has established a remarkable
record, both In number., and quality of
horses handled. Nine, the tot ginning of
t!te year he has shipped 41 carloads.
or an a'gregate of Bn0 horse•,, averse
In: In price $194t, or In all a total of
$162,Ih)O.rn. all of whh In has been pall
to the farmer. of this nonununity• Mr.
Handford h.as Tern a leniefactor In the
ctl'trlct 11; un rm..11 way, and should be
considered as ■ur't by the farnters.
1iOR8ER WANTED.
Ilavini opened up a trade In the 1)r1t-
ls)t Columbia markets i will be at my
own home. Heeler, every Saturday for
the purpose of buying all cleaner, of
horses that are sound and In good con-
dition.
T. E IiANDFORD.
,.t'CTiON SALE OF
25 CATTLE AND 4 HORSES.
There w'li b' sold by public Auction
at the Yard, in Shipka at 1 o'clock ,p.
nt., Thu-sday. Dor. 23rd. 1000, 25 cat-
tle and 4 hornet!. i1. ilossentrerry,
Auctioneer; J. D. Jackson. l'mprictor.
FARMS F011 SALE. 011 ItENT
Tht undersigned offers the following
lands for sale or rent, -Lot 11, Com 4.
R.: S 1-2 Lot 4 and N 1-2 Lot 8,
Con 5. Stephon, and Lot 11, tatne N. 11.
M(Cilltvray. Farms are in excellent con-
dition with an .abundairee of water and
about ten acres of hardwood timber on
each. Lot 11. Con. 8. 11. Stephen has
,tole -n house and two bink barne,with
20 acres sown in fall wheat and 50
acre., p:owca. and situated 2 1-2 miles
south of Crediton and 1 1-2 miles front
a school. kindly apple to the under -
sighed. -MRS. JOTIANNA CM:(11ILIN
Crediton Ontario.
FARM P011 SALE
74 ague of farm land in the village of
fleeter. 13 acre") In fall wheat, fall
plowing *:early thistled, well feared,
well drained orad wah red ; good 1 1-2
storey brick house, containing 9 living
rooms, }Lard and soft water in the
house ; good barn, number of frust trees.
situate r.ort'r of the station road. Exeter
For particulars apply to 3011N HAWK -
SHAW, Proprietor, or B. R. PHILLIPS,
huc11oneer.
FOR RAI.E
Cottagear.d three lots In Exeter, being
lots Nrs. ,7,.'•, 54. and 57, on the Routh
aide of Sancoe Street. On thin property
Is a frame cottage (brick foundatlonkon
talnftng five rooms and a good cellar.
Also a Road well and a large .table.
cinod Bardet and fruit trees. The pro-
p'•rty la to be sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to GLADMAN a RTAN1L'RT,
Barristers, Exeter. Ontario.
THE JACKSON 1311 -LAW
\a uv• retdcrt are already aware, The ,
Jar kson Manufucturtng Co. of Clinton
are manufacturers of cloys Clothing, an
Industry started by them in Clinton ten
year, ago. They have made such a
,u. -(*s• that they have been unable to
get enou'h Labor to keep up with the
derntnds for the goods they stake, and
were vcnep lied to start a factory In
Goltrlcit four yeaia ago, which now
enip:oy,e over e10 people who stake Royer'
I< ,1.•kera only.
N '•.v they propose starting a third
::..'tory J0 Exeter to make another line
o: Heim Clothing If tne people wish to
encourage them to conte here by giving
them a free building; and free taxes ex-
r..pt for school purposes as stated In
•: o'her columna of the paper.
Tito success they have had and the
reputation they enjoy, bealdea the mem-
beret of. the firm b. 1 re personally known
to many of the reale: of Exeter, snakes
tat feel quite sure that we can afford to
grant them thins request.
We would like to see forty or fifty
people in an Industry cf this kind as
they would circulate a lot of money in
t ye tr and it would keep employed our
own girls In place of therm leaving town
a, many do.
1f the Ily-Law carries they will com-
mence t:ii;n d1ately to install their mach-
inery and will employ girls as fast as
they can be instructed.
We might say further that one of the
reasons for their great success in creat-
ing such a demand for their goods Is
:'t11 they have made boys' suite and
boys' odd knickers only and by making
-t :psI'lty of It they have been able to
'n ak: It cheaper and better than houses
en the city which •Hake t oo many lines,
under bigger tnpe .sc.
The Exeter brareele will, like the God -
e branch Le apsclalty on one par-
.Irular class.
Will lite third factory o: the Jackson
Manufacturing Co. be In Exeter 7 We
hope It will.
$150.00 DAMAGES AND COSTS.
Tho case of Alex. 1f111 vs. Wilbur
t.rtln, which wag tried at Stratford
o.; Wednesday of last week went
�•:. h..tt lee def ladant, who wee fined
:13c and coats. This was an action
for damage. for $300, the value of a
to t.,i o: horses belonging to the plain-
tiff one of which was killed by failing
over an embankment near Gredito,t, hav-
ing been frightened, the plaintiff alleged
by the noise of an automobile driven
by defendant. R. S. Robertson of Mitch-
ell appeared for the plaintiff. and J. G.
Stanbury for the defendant. 11 was a
jury case tine: presided over by Jud:e
Harron. We understand Mr. Martin will
efi eal the case. The Stratford lie;ald
says of the evidence sahntltted,-"It a p -
pear• that the plaintiff's team was
standing In front of a farm gate „ear
crredlton, deep ditches being at both
stdes of the roadway. The lines were
tied to the hub of out of the wheels.
The automobile driven by defendant
Paine along a cross road and turning
the caner Into the highway where the
tease was nta,nding, the horn was toot-
ed. wh'ch :made the tram uneasy. The
automobile came along until about half
way between the corner and the team.
when the driver of the machine, seeing
that the hen 9CS were badly fright-
ened. reversed and backed the auto to
the tamee-sston road and went on J?is
way north. The plaintiff claimed that
the runaway which resulted in the death
of the hereon. was roused by the noise
of the automate*. Considerable evident*
was taken in 11.' elec. a Targe number
of wltnegncn being et,amlerd."
Local Items
Mr. and Mr.. \Vm. }4jaeer visited 0.
London tile week.
Mr,. Kestlr o' l.untknt was
of Mr.. E. J,rry Iasi wetek.
\Iles Nellie Itusscll of Toronto
',crafty le eperrdints the holiday!'
her father. \tr. Thee. Rummell.
Mr. and Mrs. \' t. Dauhccy leave this
morning for \\'yet Ing where they will
visit during ('•rrist nen holidays.
Mr. and We. 111.1:. Rowney relcbrete•1
t1Mr Wooden wedding anniversary ir; a
very happy manner on Monday evening
1 • -1. Quite a numr of friends were
pre'enl on the 0rca Lon and a very en-
joyable evening was pent by all. Mr.
and Mrs. Dowecy's many friends will
with them many happy returns of the
cc- clot .and that they may be spired
to e'elrbral' marry 'teener events.
Tortured and fluttering. with life al-
'nott ettinct. a little sparrow wan er(cn
ten'* 1 a tree by Mr. 11. 5. Phillip. on
Tuesday, and going to Its relief he
found the little mutterer had securely
f astenerl to 1tt, leg a p•ece of string cit
etched to which was small piece of
paper taken front a s all note -book.
brarieg the tollow;:,g.- 94.11 Option I
,i,1 earthly good -1t ice' ,n trade and
it you want to spoil a flour;nitIng town
go In and vote Lor ;t, for It assists
crimir'atlon." 1t would bo Interesting to
know the origin of the note.
BHS_-_
the guest
U.11 -
with
DI.jardlre-lo .'tepee
Mr. and Mrs \Vnt
I(tyter.-tea
Stephen
and Mr.. Nelson 1
Du. harne--On Saute
Der. to Sir. and \tr�
.a daugeter.
Werwr.-At Zurich. c
Red Mr*. Harry \A
n. on Dec. 15th. to
I)lajerdlne, a mon.
11 04'c. 9th, to Mr.
ayter, a son.
Line. flay. on 11
r. David Dun harm*.
Dec. 11. to \ir.
Art. a daugh'rr.
lit, R R I�
Oq'.t.tes.-O'Itr'rn.-lee
by the Rev. hart
hurt 1.. Cie-1de.. to )
irre O'Brien, daughte
r.ek O'Brien. born o
GEN
Hay. on Dec. 22,
Henson, Mr. Al
ia. Alice Joseph -
of the late I'at-
Hay.
DEAN
\t ;ly ard.-At (Toderlrh.
\targarvt Elizabeth t
Rev. R Mlllyard of 1
;y of Exeter.
on Dec. 17th.
hnell, wife of
oderich. tormer-
A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Let US show YOU
the
Biggezt
Bargains
iQ ClolViu�
ever offered
20 per cent Off
until Xmas
Suitable Xmas Presents for Mee
Muffle' s
Ties in Fancy Boxes
Gloves
Sweater Coats
Fancy Vests
Slippers, etc.
We carry the most up-to.date line in town
SANDY BAWDEN
Are You Puzzled
Over That Xmas Preseni ?
Let Us Help You !
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelery
& everything pertaining to a Jewelery Store in Western Ontario
Prices, Quality Considered, the Lowest Going
4s
pisqk
A Pair of Spectacles often makes a
much appreciated gift and needed
We can supply these if you wish to make a surprise gift of them,
We Can Do The Testing at a Later Date
and you can make the gift now with that understanding.
JEWELER S. Fitton
OPTICIAN
Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses
Air ;Wire. 1,01, to 1.23
Sworn'. Itl11'.. :1.00 to 4.51►
N'.ot Uu•t.. 11.5•, to 20.0'►
1118RE1.L'S CARPET SWFEVEItS
el :lore,,' 4 mien.. 2 ; and 35.
p W hat/Ito Give
Let Us Help You Make
r Your; Xmas Suggest
t. , a.r, ions
S1.t5 (.1 TLE1t1' iS ALW.\YSACCEf•T
ABLE
Pocket Knives from 5c. to 1.25
Carvers in pairs, 1.00, 1.25 to 1.75
Carvers In caeca 2.23. 2.50 t0 4.50
Pie Knives, Merry Spoons and Gold
Meat Forks.
Food (Z.nppers. 1 40 to 1.85
Raisin Seeders, 65c to 1.45
Spring Skates, 50e. to 1.00
itockey Skates, 1.00 to 5.00
Hockey Sticks, 10. 25. 40 to 75.
C1111ette 8atcty Razor,. 5.00
Ever iteady Safety flexor, 1.00
Catrbo-Magnetic Razor, 2.0.)
Other Make Razors, 75c. to 1.25
N. P. Tea Pole el 90, and 1.00k
N. P. Crofter Pots, On to 1.00.
Breed Mixers. 2.25 up.
•s_
HINeELL'5 CARPET SWEEPERS
Lar:c SIze,, 2.75. 31)0, 3.25, 1.56
\'e ISR SCIS!MOHB AN0 SHEARS
1.11)
nicety'rim 30e. to 1.25
St ...Gra 'rum 20to
itnast Pans, 85 to 05.
rims. thee, 1.24, to LI-,
Sal Irons. a,20 to 2.90
Every 1'alr Warranted
Eve ; ]'ale Wearer -tied
}tread Howe., ten, 1.n,1. ,s; 4 1.20.
Crumb Tray,. 0'x•.
Lamps. 25e. to 2.00.
HEAIAWS HARDVARE & STOVE STORE
USC the Genuine SCRANTON COAL!