Exeter Times, 1912-11-14, Page 1Notice of Removal i
I►. RA,RM.ONY SPEARMINT'. OOTOPAST.F
(The new Peens with the Spearmint flagon)
Will positively remove tartar, Lease
and whiten the teeth and keep the% in per
feet condition. Large Wheel 250.
wale's Drug Stere • '2744'3' is
erlieRTY-,NIST'{ YEAR --NA 2C'21
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(lit, Sarath11/11ntlorrr.4!1"t1,a10'g Dig f t, see
BARGAINS INR RUBBER ltl!Gl1)131
NOW 10 tbe tune to buy YTli,A,
wvante,. Eyi,n x�tbber sritci ale a eatlp
t?ltRce,
Sx� cTl,zexything (got 'f •buten 13uttliet 14
,rice �11,sQ)
Cole's Drug Store!
(Telae of The Rexall Remedies,
EXETER, ONT , CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ,14th, 1912.
JONES &
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SEASONABLE GOOD:
FOR THE COMING COLD SNAP
HEW W!NTER OOATSIU.I'
Au�Lher
bunch of New Coats are here again to meet.
our Big Demand. Solite Real 1 ew Styles and Cloths are
shown. Not to late yet to buy a swell New Coat for
Ladies, Misses and Children
• FUR LINED COATS
For Ladies on. Gents. The Best Cloths with No. 1
Rat Mining and the best Fur Collars. We have a Big
• Stock to show you. Prices the very lowest.
FUR COLLAR COATS.. ----
Either Ladies or Gents with first class Fur Collars,
lined with Heavy Curl or Quilted .Linings, . Good, large
and long. ' Prices from $15 to $25
FURS-
Of all Kinds in Ruffs, Muffs and Stoles from $5 to
$25. A nice lot of Children's Furs.
LADIESSUITS-0..--
Only. 4 left in Btlack and Blue. Regular $19 Suits to
clear for $12.50 Do Not Miss This.
MEN'S AND BOYS' -CLOTHING
.We have a Big Stock with the Prices .Right
Overcoats - Suits
The most Swagger Coats we have ever shown
No other firm can show you the range we have. ,
Millinery
ur Milliners are still real busy and have s,
real well lot of New Wintev Rats. Just call and
see
m. •
A big lot of the Real Nifty Suits we are noted
for. Every suit NEW and Up -to -Date. Have a
try on.:
House Furnishings
A good. time to buy your Rugs, Carpats, Li
-
oleunis, Oilcloths, Curtains, Madras. •
Phone 32
,!ones & May, Exeter
1
I
116KHOWIBtl96U
THE BEST
THE ART
GARLAND
still continues to hold its position
as•the leading Baseburner of its
telass. Powerful heaters and will
:.give more heat with less fuel
than any baseburner made
•'Complete Lino; of Heaters from
$13.00 to $45.00
Ranges from $25 to $55
031 Heaters $4.50
'Stove Pipes 10 cents
*Elbows; 20 cents
* Stove Boards
rove Mats 50 cents
eatherstrip, Etc.
for Cold Weather
ar t
v ylien g
IIEAMAN'
Communication.
MR. EDITOR
Having seen in last week's Times
that certain of the storekeepers intend
to close their stores every night in the
week except Saturday, I should like
to ask one question if you do not deem
it too impertinent? What reason do
they give for such an action? From
the storekeepers' assistants, no doubt
it will be looked upon as a blessing.
From the - storekeeper himself he
might think nk it very economical in the
way of light and fuel. Ail very satis-
factory? When farmers stop away
from town, sitorekeepers always look
blue and say "nothing doing.:' Per-
fectly true, isn't it? Well, farmers
hire quite a bit of help and the hired
man spends money like other people.
Here it is in a nutshell. Warmer John's'
hired man wants to go to town on
-Wednesday night but it rains and he
waits until Saturday and he goes in
then if weather permits. Only three
days difference. Under the new rule
as willgive one night
shop andthatmaybe
Unless he gets someone -to do his shop- or., Tuesday morning, The late r
e e r, Srvirertan the tri... ,• .__. - where
rugs a nese .en or` Tlxeter ttous 'repeat was ,served! The (brid'e
wsba.it twenty years- ago and was, a rva» the ,reci.peiex,t of many beatutifia.l
grain. toyer in town.• IIe 'buiilt th,t� ir,�eddi.rg presents, bin(; atnd Mrs, Nad
Metropolitan ]Iotel and thiel store now• iter will take up their resider ea en
owned by Mr. Jartxes, Goold„ Idle, its Dashwood where the groom cord'ucts
survived by his rv]dow' enld ' three n, harness ibasi,ne,ss. Tho many
t•wa sons' and one daagh- fri;enlds• of ;both bride an,d: groom,
Exeter Sc,hoo �
children,
The Exeter Bargain in
Store
1
Sells Goods Cheap, Why !1
cash,sells for cash.. makes a quick turnover at a small expense
Buys for
. and divides the profits with you.
an let us show. ou we do
Call d l y
as we advertise.
Rubber Overcoats,Suits, Hats and
Boots and Shoes,
S,�
-Caps, Shirts,Underwear Sweaters, Hosiery and a host of
"4Jap"�ar • other lines.
Exeter Bargain Store:
d7►lne Door North of Post Ofifilc .
BsWm F. Beavers
Exeter Council
rA nee-etirrg of elle.' co•.tneii was held
it, 'the 'I,'own ITall on 1?ridgy evening
the Stii inst. 'Ail tnenebersr present:
The min:etas of last meeting werne
read ar.d; approved,
'A: eomtxn.axloation .wag. enact (firwn.
Messrs l)ilekts:ond+.:Cttg Mrlln re '^'
,
DOLL Taylor's drain on the •colra'ie df
Victoria:Albert feed Wcilinto n &re9i5
sitattrtg!, :Unless I entletwe:r, s,teee efe
fort is made or. yaarr part' at etice
to abate the reeisanet.: we can rneer:Acta
ed to take such; action again's.t the
Max1ciprr1 lelorporettion of the Villetge
oinExeter: else we, deem : ,esessery for
tie recovery ofelainagce, tor sthirs
cer„tiental over flowing of $r, Taylor'e
a,;remiate and for a niaands,m'as cam-
pell.irg the said eorporataon to abate
erect 'r.u.is,tance„,. 'Elie council agreed to
meet! Tern, Taa•ylor wed take the matter
Wt, 'cv itt,'tith'. t
A. crisn•rnarication wee read 'from
11a:r, J'oLi.. ltansford'. President of
the C'1ir-ton lljoard of Trade, :re, tee
warty oe Huron's deereaaing ix pul-
a,tiore, and 'the ceiling of a fileetiox tee
be held_ it tl%e'.Convn ]Ia11:Clinton, on
TIorselay N,ove.m'er 'ili.st at 1;. P, M
to take into eonsidera.tion frL•e advise
feleility o[ advertielo the 10o'anty of
Yeeror., and in that way e'nd'eavor to
direct; a part er fie stream or int•
negro .time :inn conseq'ae:nt wc:altl•: teat
is, poari.r.:g into t aneela to -day', into.
sear owr. county S'evett and Scott that
the Reeve and tas many of.t'1.e colen-
eiJlora tse earn, attend Bach, meeting •
ecerd anal ieott that nee aearounts
'be pasee•d os read G; Montle coal
torr tow.rt Hall, 53,25; G. EP. 11, Co
fr'e,inlit 1;,'10•'J..!3, Carlin,; p1. se1a'ry
n5„(10 J., E', 1i'oad pt. salary 031,25,
We J, t>5iss•eet pt. salary 137.50; T,
Creech 'gravel and 'freight 97F218; Jas,
'Goalie aeot 72
0,'EI orn
slL �t Co,125‘,
5”
25; Ross ereylar tCoa 'A cot MOO' Me-
L'aig' Meg Iploi, waterworks 20.94; Mail
nod Empire a(tvert siaigx• 2.12•; Adam
Hope and iCce 30& 82; TL'e Ebenezer
wo'rt1-i Co, the 1907 H. In 'Ityrd'man
mod', sect re, E, Mellott name- :nee•.
board, 50.00; J:'as,.. Robertson:. see Col
12120; .Davies Labor elegy); J, worry
labor 0,50; Sidney Sanders do 1&30 Tetley ,G, .rugs, united in the bonds. Of
'rhos, Sanders do IMO; 'Thos, Raxk1= matritnoty 'to. Mee George• IGif'ltte, tor -
en do ].4;6Ay .T, leydd ,do noel IC., Ford inerly o1f,; Exeter! The cereemoty 'vas
do 600; Wtti. B`le'd do 800; 'Jan,
Successful Anniversary
The anniversary services of Main
Street Methadiet ciretreh were beta
an "Sundey last and were among title
,most .sxcct+sst�Ifu1 in the history of
Hee congrezation levy :GV,, H. Barra-
elm:agh 3, ;A, of Sarnia occupied" the
p.il';ti.t and preached two very accept
able teerreotst, The attendaeoe at all
the ',xae�etirene wag good the. coneee-
getter.. in the ev,eaiinir eeeint,' eepeecially
News of the District
Can:Linn, bin „hand in the belt Ora
tlerieis titg inenbine, Peter Seebeck, of
Palliartor reiaeived a broken area on,
Th,irsday last„ t I
Dr, '!new wl o has been a snot
f it practitionea.„ in Wsngha,rp. for
twelve years left last .. nits for, Rd-
reeeton where he roill lxaati,si; in
f'Lur,E';. • t
F4 re. IItiI1" who, has "beer,, ehairmen.
a£ > I
the � 1
' �• 1 11",10 � C C ]
, i t n b i S oo' R3oax
Qt d h d
large', the chxrdh bt.l,�, tax+etl ,to .
tenacity, .Sipepial m' lne Wit Peapate
ed( by the ehoiix are' wast of hirgb order
A 1•adies q'aartettet sang a selection
at eaol; :service and in the evening Mies
!;dna Politick sane "The Peniteint' in
exce]'lent voice: The.. colltiotions tak-
ot op amounted to ,over' •.$409,60' gee
the :afternoon; a mass meeting of the
San•delSchool held., in the 'tuditoriunx
was a decided nuceeefl', The Rob -
ere Raikes! diplomas and seals ior' nor -
feet a.tterdanoe,'diurin:g tl:e year were
,giver.; out anti a.loeether !fifty •ni:ne
were presented made ,are, as follows;
eli.plomas tor £first years • atterdanee
1 2, red' teals, Tor second, year 13; 3rid
S'wea'r, the Peale 10; eth: year green
seals. '7 Those who have attended, for
five years' withrout a miss• were Cha.r-
lie'T'o'rd:'Labellae. Handford, nes Wal-
ker Mee; Tdta Follicle, IL 'A Foltlnok
and. II, E, H'astan •
Weddings
On Wreidnrsdayl evening Oot:, 2nd in
the Gospel '.Ce.;bernacle !Boone Towa oe-
onoed else, marriage of Miss Anna. I1,
Werry •eltl�est daughter of elle Irate
Thdmas Wgerry formerly of Exeter
to Beet, iC. 1W, Crook of Gall W., Dak-
ole, yr!. !Crorkf is a ',native of Tatra
graduoted two years aro from thio
eloor„eh 13i,bical College, going Tram
•, .
there to N,, Dakota i:rto aoslp�el:work
'ur:.tder the Christian and Missionary
Allilanoe;, atri, and •Ifirs, Crenk will
reside 'near Galt M. l0a.kotat
fen segerai years Las resegred analog
pletee i3O 'taker, by Hugh, H;, Road;, Mr,
Ha11f La's parehas,ed a:busirie,ss in keone
:kerne. • • ; 'a ,
A petition bearing 217 names• Ask -
Ina' for a'vote on 1olcal option' was
nresenbed to the Clinton Council at
the ve
e No mb� x meeting and '
e m e ing nd thte clerk
was instructed to prepares the Byes
law for the next meeting.,
regorge Wane a pioneer 'teiseenat of
1I� ir:gham, passed away on Wednesday
o;C last week',, T1:,e deceased was in
his 74th year and came to ICanadd in
childhood frons :England, Fifty years
ago he settled or. a farm one raffle
north' of Wingham and ten years aero
retired and moved o Winghana,
Word has been received at Varna
of 'the illness of Mr. John McI•e'naie
se of -Mrs and Mrsi, .Redierick nee-
Teni zee.:• Mr, Ielfonzie wee engaged
with the wird Bros. formly of Stan-
ley, at Prasqze Bask, threshitg when
an eninemi:c of typhoid broke oat. Ile:
is now in the .hospital at Moose Jaw.
The 'body of , a young man was
foxed recently nn t1.e shore of lake
'manor• about 20 miles north of Goder-
tele Or: the body was a life preser-
ver with. the words `Steamer Fleleit
wood•.. 'Ttere was nothing; what-
ever on the body to indentify the man
The body was well preserved end bad
beer, in' the wdter aboer two Weeks,”
At the last reelaloe meeting of the
`!t•ackrsmi,th council John Walker
pro'prieto:r ell tLe Dixon HoesePruce-
A pretty wedding rook' place at the field appeared before the council rvith
J me or Mr„ John. Mounfiene, Emily a freq:test_that the couieil submit eto
Street eeirartford an 'Wednesday Oct, the electors a'by-law to repeal the
?3rd when: his eldest danaglite Mises teeal+ option by-law now in force i
Tuekers;mithe The request being
backed by a petition signed by 176'
rate payers( The Coarcii granted the
request of Mr, Walker and author -
teed the clerk : to prepare a by-law
to nee be presented to th{e e lector at
the reenicipai elections in 19131
Mrs, 'Rhos, Markin of the Roman
lino 531ddell:LI was buried on Nov 5th
at St, Ps tricks ck,areh;, Mrs, Mar-
kip; who Iliad been ilI for come two
months •inderwent an operation -some
time ago in St,. Josephs hospital. *She
is survived by her husband Mr Tho1,'.
Novembe'r rite 33th 'the borne of Mr, Korkin and five sons, James of 'Wiin-
etd Wine Prank Treibner of the title ripe; William of the Swamp Linn
eenee.ss,ien of Stephen,' was the :cense' 'Piddnlpha Jahr of Moulds Csarsael;
of e. pretty wedding when their Hobert and Thomas of the leoman
da'agLter 'Minnie was married Line and four daughters Mrs:: Nagle
to Mn. 1Teery Fah:ner. of ,Crediton. or St. Marys Mrs; Tosenh Kelly of the
The cert story was performed at :t'o'ir Pxoot Lice road, and Bridget and
el ckeek '1t ;tle presence of about 1'2/5 Lena at home. High mans was cel-
g3aestee, The bride who was given. ebrated by Rev. Father Arnold. and
awayby:ler father was gowned Ln a a• very to• ch' sermon waspreached
a, e y a s,tg ex
Pretty iiresa of bile silk trimmed
with ret, Mins Julia Treibner sister Miss May Smallacombe has return -
of the bride; actedr as bridesmaid, ed home from Strtfordafter a two
white the groom Was s,apported by weeks, visit, with. friends
Mr, Fred T'echaie of Toronto. efisa Mr; Naratar. Jarrot:t held pa L�ac-
h1:ildred leterr,pp played the weddinee cetss�fa1' auction, sale of 16s, farm' stiock
Search. The wedding took place tan' {Lad inrpietnents en Friday and leaves -
rooms were tastefand flowers.
decorated wi.t1•y a- Mrs, Jo1•.r.. Northcott retained home
talaevertiots reen azadtflasetrs: down tr eto3r a from the. Ler-den IrreeP1tal en Setar-
dai.rty wedding dejeiner The presents day where she underwent an vele/a-
non, She is amprovi.ng as well as
per formed by J, J, Liddy :'pastor of
Weekes +de•, j;00 'VYrri ,Creeeb do 15eee ,Wesley blethodistti ehttreh. Tihe bride
Gea,. Atkinson tlo .i8„40; 7'anotia'n who was giver:, away by tier father
Kydd da, 4,00 5,.:Tiardferd. 'do', ,tr.o,d wore a. pretty travelling ssuit of navy
total $i10(8E7 tblu•e, After a smmptuons relpa.st a(B:d
i1[r„ Gladma ': rnet t'he ceancill' re loe the usual congratulations(, speecbast,
el optiot, Ipetitien It was moved bg tLe Ibr%de rar:d groom IeLt one a' vissflt
1Vtr, Leven lard seconded by Mr, Riv to Hamiltorrt- On their return they
ens 'tl.atti the ng:titiox be 'received wind will 'taker• tap their res,iderce on N e' -
and that the clerk see that the same son Street, —Brantford >Jxpositar,
cor,tai,n the rc:r eyed number of tual Pal,r.er—'Ireibner—On . Wednesday
if'ted voters• are d report at the neat
meeting of. tine co:incil carried,•
Scott ax.d T,,evett that we• perch'ase
'250 feet, of 2'1-2 iii fire hose, 'subject'
to 91:e at 'proval of Mr; Weekes,' he
Fire chief . ;Carreed •'
J:,eveit:t];,tf; we•ndjorirr',
T. 13. CAIRLING Clerk.
FOR SAL- !! tearload of high
grade• Holstein. heifers. 'Apply ,to John
H. Scott', •
?s Yo-ir Pttss !Book Irr-1n • lath
weeks Times we stated that theme
}vas a large neeei'ber of shareholders
ir_ the York Loan Savin.gs, company
who had rrot returned their plass-
books to the olfficistl 'liquidator', or
;eine co z2,d! dot. iba llocate:d by the, aaqui-
1ia:to:r and than there us a large sum
off arclaisnedl money, lying to credit
of shareholders( There; were.,a great
Many shareholders in this section and to the bride: were romerous' and cost-
siree making: mention last week, we 13e ;Cha ever.ing was pleasantly
learn of` two who have not (returnedr eeert in games and amusementts.
tteia' pass; books., 1'ibssbIy there 'G•iests were present from Sandusky
are oti;erssr,, itf so there is money Ohio.., Toro,rto,• Brantford, London.
waitii:g 'Por( them 'It belon g•s to them
and 'they? shooed look after it.
Obitual ies
Witghane ands Auburn. The many
friends will join with the Times, ins
extending conteratelations.
F
Nadiger — Naas..rvat;,er — A”' very
lsretty wadding was held in thetreeth-
Mrsi, •Jolie O'Neil died at leer home. eras. chures; at Dashwood on• Nov.
ire Biddu.lpb on November 12th in her the 12th when Miss •Margaret .Iii.,
47th1 year. Or. 'October 131st the• de-
deceas'ed coffered ,�. stroke of paral-
sis ,,v1:ieli left: her ir. i eritical'con-
daaghter of Ma's and Mrs, Henry
Neeshwarger was united in marriag e
to Mr, Edw.ardl H, Nadi,ger, The
edition,•, The deceased's maiden name bride ert�eredf the church l+etanin.g on
was• Mary Fla.rnagan, Mrsy O'Noie the: grin. of cher father while tlit wen-
wasp a residents of i3idtdalpk for about dixgr inarch, was;beinr played by Mess
tet. ,years" J3vsi.des !etre Borrowing Maned Ei•dt. She was• dressed ix. a
L•�nsbsrea clic is survived by ane son pretty gowns of •cream. silky with. over
axed once' da:netter Arthur arid Leo.ta lace •trimmings and 'bead 1rin•xe
tofu arta hoiue'. bass Lucinda. ,Croft drestsed itt triols
°1'l,e Laite las. Swi.terton—The re- srlk rvitl. erribra]dcred i:et acted as
mains of the late James Swinerton' brides! nio.jd whsile Mr, bred Sh'xnL' as--
wto die,1 at• Kingsville on •Saterclay, rr..3;(:ed the;roarn• The ceremony rv<rs
• w re performed a t tl nee a arlock by the pas-
lVovem°here 91 t, i•r. his• 8'2nd' ye,a� c , for .Revs, Thain in the presence of
th' in a week to tiro r,;l:t to I4xetcr Mord¢y evenin,5
h p stormy or wet. at,d inl;crred. sa the• Exeter IC'eniletery over 100 Iguest:+1.. After (ho ceremony
y
M rhe• guests repaire•d to the home of
ping, which isn't always satisfactory, TL d ce•tse3 M
he must wait for another week, Per- d t
haps someone will give us a little more
light on the subject.
A HIRED MAN.
I BOa (� ter viz.;t :Benjamin and Watson •ot wish 'them+ a long and happy wedded
Vancoever and; Mrs. J; 1', Ross of lined
Mi'r.letes of Hoard meeting held en vulva were present at the
the Towr( Hall. Monday Nov 11th ab -n -era.!' Rev, W., M, N.fartin of Lo•u• ..Miss P1swes of Montreal is the
sent 1 Armstrong. dor assisted Rev. Mr, Powell with, guest at the, James Street parssona+are
The fallowiub ie the order pofp muse the fiatera.l whtoh was held (ra.m :tihte• Miss Plewes is'a s:rater oP !Urs, 1.12
'encs d,ily submitted and approved Lome,ef Mxi J, 1?' Ross: Mister,
Per chair naivetes of previous meet " The Lata Mrs. Kestle—Mrs. Jane Chocked by Potato --A cow bcloi:i;-
i•tg. „ ` Kestle of Sharon widow of the late len; to Mr, Wm Sween just
t Eeporlle of Come Betiding 'Archn ,loaeph Kestle passed away at her aonth of town, ,wax, nearly chatted
liked Par. Truant home on November 7th at the age of to do a.i,b. or- il•.ina.ty ,toast, The animal
ec:s �a seiner ap
ssrmer listk in
perNIT,1 We'derha t a�
f'c rideceasedwhich s
ofse11.heI ( thet
ths. Tswallow o a ria
and8monw<Ila e, ry
years s5 T
7 a
4
`r'
Sweet
t curable led: at.rd
aG pupils of; sichioolt age eco pro had been ill only a short tfinedeath fete throat., 1), brvicet rva.s, cal
1? ria.cipaI—Cases of wbooTring ct a,;h being due to pneumanta. Her maiden rt,arlcctl for tic
ho res, ttyir.g
tiecreaaix:g. 'A ttendaxtce very frill Phy i Trane was Itnee Anew a,nd she was born remove tee potaf.n. II, f'ruit'y de-
sicai drill -report, ircom'plete Inearari in TOlig lattti, Mrs. Kestle has been a
oiled to operate atr_cl. oat: through the
ce !deferred, resident al, Sharon for fllve years mov- t,iata: of the recti removing the obstr i-
can,' be expected..
Mr. ,Arthor Ford of. the Lake Road
held en AMxction Sate on Thursday'
of• last week and leaves thiis week
for Detroit where they will make
their faturc home'.
Rev, D. 'N, Morden 13. A. of Erekisne
r'' 1 v sit P S,r
' c ' Ottawa S r1 ,5 RC
char
1�
Sharp the latter part of this: wcek1
Mr, Morden will conduct anniversary
services et the First Presbyterian
Church St; Marys next Sunday,
P;er ti, N,Creech, ar.d W. Gladrrian in there from ,.it Shewas a ureter- • et.ior In pieces,. The animal is,de-
that the following payments •lee con- ber of the Methodist chtitch and was l g roe nicely. -
f:ixrncd'',host, i:loaldcr: Manure 2,00 ]3'. of a beautiful Ohristain character be -i That her.•dreas. of 'barrels of appke
ck i r t:irnrice 3'25; Times Adver»_i
Spa n ar, , loved by all who knew her, Her hus rvr11 Yo to waste throa3hout
books 30 5; k'ourdaughfsers wend three sans survii>e I rryic,I, im,pi reet;t work on the part et
P.e .tS, k'''' Fake n.lijotirrment viz: Nelson Te of Exeter, Wtlliatn and the Counters. is the opinion expresre,cti
J, GIRIGG SE"ed Bert at Sharen; Mrs• Broderick rtnit berc. The price, of the fr'tif, rpm
'^- Mrs. R.„7ohnston of Landon, Mrs Thos eines eru•i>td the dollar mark but
Now ie the times to send t'hc Peen- Trevethick and Miss Lydia at borne, the farmer's by ro ma ons t‘xert thcm-
i:er I'Timea to your fri• zidn or nee- The funeral was held: on Sunday to selvei to leek the et.tire trop, rind
Loves at a distaneei We are giving • tle the l xeter'. cerrtetery conducted by it is probable that large ty ear t:ties
- r,
balance, of flues yeatr free to new stub- ,Rev, $Diet. Tricks of h[ensallr her rpt' aC es1:c`cr, alsp.c,s evil.! x.»ver be xe-
using 5,00 Toronto School Sanity
band predeceased her eighteen years. i this district. orvitg to so
r�cxN;N '
LAMP ORT—It Stepheni, on Nova 2nd
to Maf, and Mrs. Samuel Lamport a
da ighNert.
iJUNTLR— Ir. Usbornel on Tuesday,
Novernber 12th;, to Mr. .and Mrs.
Wm. Hatter a daughter
11ODQINS—Ir- Centralia., on Wedines-
rlay, November 13tL1. to Mr. and
Mr, 'Wesley Hodgins a son.
SIIEERE-7.r. Lancing Mich, on Fri •
day November Sth to Mr; ar.d Mrs,
'A calui.lia Shecre a ';Dreg Joe- Alf re
d
MARRIED
EARNER TREII3NER—Ir Stephen on
Wednesday Nov: ,lath Muss Minnie
da;ageeter of Mr, and Mrs, Frank
Treibrer to Mr, henry Fanner by
Rev„ C. W. Sanders of ti3rantf-ordi
NADIG.RR—NAUSHWANGER -- At
the 9.atherani church Dastievood on
Tuesday November 12th Margaret
lis, daa,ghter of Mr, and Mrs; henry
Naxshwargert, !o Mr. Edward II,
tea diger by the Bev, Mr, Than
IIA1tL'TON SHErtltITT—Al Metlod-
est parsonage, Avon tet, on les.,ed- SHIRTS COLI!
r esday Oct 23rd by Rev 3', t' Felt- 9_a
1
ccribcre. Relatives et tt dia,taxce will merpaeloi', rxloved frons the trees,
aporeounte ;tet,: �taila>t lCewt, .
fix, ,a9 per yea,
nee
rybo
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o1i1
Ordering their New Fall band
Winter
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
Our Stock was never so
large and complete wvifb
New Woollens
for Suits and Overcoats
as at the present time
See our New Style
fee
str GOts
For Men and Boys
------•r-•nam~
ts'
Furn
We also have a Fi:'st
Class Assortment o
y C
eli:ffe Mr;, Herbert ,1;, tlirltor- of
Shipka to Miss Harriette Alberta
eldest daug teen' of Mr, Wm, Sher -1 SOCKS,
ri.tt of ;Contra TIES,
nirlr
O'N1!L'—Tr' l3idefolph• on Tuesday Nov
121,11 Mra, Johr
O'Neil
HAI'S & CAPS
4
her. 17 t,Er
in
SUSPENDERS
iV
S
KESTLE-en. Stephen on Nov, 7t:i
Mien Joseph Keene aged 14 rears
1 and 8 months.
SW1NERT'ON-•-In Ti`ngrsvlliie on Nov.
ember” lithe, Janes Swirertoa for.-
rn•erly of Exeter in his 82nd: $rear.
MO12A71N—"Tr. intddrrlph on No 3rd
Kira, Thomas. Markin
ilETiVES-7,r. SeaVox. tbf"en Nov 4 t
Mrs. Gabriel Reeves it her 58th
year,
COWAN it. SI.atrley '1'jt oo Nov. 7th1.
JoLrCowan tin
d 77 yeere
tied
*.
rnor, ties. -.
Aki&.LS`.1Ii,ONC--'lr. Stepten en Wed.
r_esday ;Nov OIL Robert Armstrong
rrg•Terl 182 years ar.d' S.:mouths
UNDERWEAR;
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