Exeter Advocate, 1903-6-25, Page 8One divorce ease•cant of 479 marriages.
hi the I: tilted Mates is tact eo band after
all, • It shows the_pattience of the other
47g women, •
We 'are pleased to note that Mrs,
Stephen Powell, whom we zanacle men,
Von a last week as being ill, is int prove
ing :.ltd on a at way to recovery.
During a v.suffer
at lots ex o a
;, weather d you
from burning, aired, sore or perspiring
R feet? If so use Foot 'Ease. It will
give you relief; Sold by C. Lutz, Price
;?a cents.
Me, W H, Levett, who recently
underwent Gaze operation for append-
icitis, stili continues to improve and
is able. to leave his bed now at abort
ntervals,
Rev, R. 17illyard will_ preaela his
farewell sermon in the ;Hain street
aletbodist Chureh prior to removin
to his new field of labor in Listowell,
on Sunday nest.
Mrs. John Spackanarn and Mi... Fow, 4
ell are now comforta-bly situated in
Woodbine Cexttage, Grand Bend Park,
and swill receive to -day (Thursday ) and
heiday. n'o flowers. ,
There is no truth In the saying all
o marry in haste repent at leisure
Ions of them have to hustle so hard
to keep the wolf front the door that
: they don't have the leisure.
•RP 1
Councillor Creech an one
C" 1 r C. eels lrarttletl s
aj v last week several stocks of wheat
alien from his field that measured
,eet ten inches. This is remark -
3 hie growth for so early in the,seaason.
f t is soul that if a meld is infested
iiia thistle:.. which Mite up year after
year and rein yoanr erope, all' yon have
to do 1a to sow It with rape and the
thistles will he aahsoleately annnolated,
The es.1Da*rizxaent1s worth trying.
th' John Evans. of town, bats seeiu-
d the contract for the brick Work and
John Somerville., lr. john aper alfa ofliirlwton the
arlrenter' work. of thenese Ulause to
i,, cnact+'ai at 4nee in connection with
Thames Road. Presbyterian
Church.
A amber are of the effeers awl direet-
Ars of the Stephen & Usborne agricul-
tural Society was held at the Oouxnier-
•ei ai Clouse, Exeter, on Saturdaa.2, last
for the purpose of making preliminary
arrangements for the Fall Exhibition
to taal:e place here.
Dr. Ovens. of Loudon, surgeon. ova -
s li'4 and specialist,, diseases eye, ear,
twee and tt oat, wrll be at the Com-
ireeeiall Hartel, Exeter, Wednesday.
ale let; Wed., Au" ust:ath; %Veal, Sep
g P
ember ,. u
antl. Wed., Sept. Wilt Wed.
Nexv loiter 4th; Wed. December2nd.
The Fortune' Ce.-apnretive Harvest -
lug IIaarlaine Co., Ltd.. will have a
liiiideriAn the County of Boardnt fOr triaal
iia true barvest field as seen as ,fall
wheat is ready to bot, and wane of the
leading promoters will address a mass
meeting of farmers early ha July.
31r. 3. T. O'Brien has made the pox,.
cla se• of* very handsome and up -to-
ikotas lmeaad wagon. The interior is oar-
al for the convenience in handling
of the "staff of IiFe" and other bakers
applies, while the exterior is beauti-
silly lettered with the owner's name.
Rev. Wm. McDonagh, of ,Stratford,
eenpied the pulpit oPtheJar.esStrset
'Izaarch on Sunday Iast, both morning
;and evening. The reverend gentleman
1 lost wine or his old time 'vigor as
aan expounder of the gospel and the
gregaations on both occasions were
targe and appreciative.
At a recent joint meeting of the 1fe-
lsodist Epworth Leaguee. represent-
ing Sarnia, Strathroy. Beater, and
Stratford districts, $2,000 was voted, to
the General Missson Board: of the
Choral, ftw the purpose of purchasing
1
three acres of land at Chian, China,
to be used as a sit for mission btaild.ings.
a s
f
lfi 3
Islww,F s to be found
of tI!'ail*n'ii Estab-
lishment. if, yon are
loo iwg for one. try us,
Oue trial will convince
7t
cannot get
c of
yon thatyou ,'Il
r sat -fie; "o
Q "8 ._ 3CISgf ,ti don for the
same money than we
wl it p' b or/.
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'i'onras ea Fat ,t 4ie'ei iii' E'canne
p s aso,ak u' .OA y dee,, and the,
oar swore ilerien4•l 4,4t; tln ,'rkaAaai
ei;t clothes :bey weer.,
in d r' i n i e(ti
When n e i' a toria t -, lAa, wen
aQa a ..alievo
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TAILOR
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SCIENTIFIC
EYE SPECIALIST
T. P. SMITH
idamooloserateema
AT Tae,
COMMERCIAL HURL EXETER
- -Two days only --
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 1.7, i$
Call early and avail yourself of his
valuable service, as thin is a rare op-
portunity to have your eyes
properly
tested, free of charge. No guess work.
but a scientific Certainty, Difficult
cases aecorately fitted. ALL won
enartoorrneor
A titii iiite of Artificial Eyes added
to our stocit..
LOCAL DOINGS
Two Stewart's.
I
&5c. the yard for new cannel hair
flake Black Dress goods and new
Black and White flake Dress Goods.
Two winnets. Stewart's.
Contentment is better than riches,
but get both if you can.
The only rush with some people is to
try to beat some other fellow.
Hope sings a sweet song, but don't
spend all your time in listening.
Mr. W. D. Weekes is nursing a sore
band these days caused by a gather-
ing.
Two weeks in a vacation seems like
a short period, but it is a long time in
jail.
There are always two sides to a
question the wrong side and your own
side.
For Iame back or derangements of
the kidneys use Dix Kidney Pills. 25c.
a box. Sold by C. Lutz.
Some things never grow old, the
most noticable of which are young
ladies who are not married.
For young pigs and calves nothing
equals English Stock Food. Give it a
trial. Sold by C.Lutz, Exeter.
Look at the bright side of everything
if it i somethingyou are buying
and as y g
it is better to look at both sides.
The "Red Coats," after two weeks
drill at Oarling's Heights, London, re-
turned to their respective homes Sat-
urday-.
The man who thinks he has married
an angel may consider himself very
fortunate if shetu'rns out to be only a
good cook.
There are some men who, are always'
preaching economy to their wives who.
ought to first get something for their
wives to economise with.•
When a woman quits paying atten-
tion to the size of her feet and devotes
her time to the ;welfare of her soul, it
is a, sure sign she is getting old.
Dominion day return tickets will .be
issued by the G. T. Ry. at single first-
class fare, good going June 80th and
July 1st, 'good returning from . destin-
ation on or before July •2nd, bet Seen
411 statione in Canada,
The Parkhill Post of last week says;—
An interesting case comes before the
comity judge and a jury heto to -day,
when an Exeter horse buyer named
Elliott
ihatt will tryto recover damages
from Jas. Hays for the o-deliverf
a horse which pintntilf bought, Hays
claimed that Elliott deluded him into
the belief that the Horse was blemished
when such was not the .case, and when
he made the discovery he refused to
deliver the animal.
An editor once needed $103 be
looked over bis subscription list and
noted that some subscribers were in
arrears for one year, a few two years,
and several for 3 years, in all amount-
ing to $500. He sent out some dams,
and one man received the rtnissive With
indignation. He went to raise a row
with the editor for dunning bim. The
editor showed him some duns he had
received himself, one for paper, one for
type, one for ink, and several others.
"I didn't get mad when these came. I
knew Iowed for them, and I relied on
you and others to pay them. You see
we all depend on somebody." The mad
subscriber saw the force of the argu-
ment and said be was sorry he had let
the bill run so long. How about you,
dear reader
On Thursd1 y, June 18th, at high
none, a pretty wedding took place in
St. Luke's Church, Toronto, when Miss
May, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gregory, was united in .mar-
riage to Mr. Wm. Orison Miller, of To-
ronto. Dr. John Laugtry performed
the ceremony in the presence of about
fifty guests. The bride's sister Mrs.
W. Arthur Gregory, of Brantford,
rendered beautiful music throughout
the service, and the church wasdaintly.
decorated in Marguerites. The bride
wasgiven away by Mr. H. 8. Burnett,
in the absence of her father, and was.
becomingly attired in her going away
gown of ;reseda snowflake. The coat
opened over a bodice of white silk,
the bat Sof foliage and lace trimmed
with ribbons of the shades in the Per-
sian trimmings of the coat. After the
service the bridal couple left on the
one o'clock train for Exeter, to spend
a few days with the bride's parents.
She received many handsome wedding
gifts, among them a case of solid silver
spoons from the firm with whom she.
had been employed, a complete case of
carving sets from the employees; a set
sables from the groom, and a cheque
fromher father. The groom's gifts to
the ushers—Mr. Herb, Burnett and
Mr. Louis Bowerman, -were pearl cre-
scent cravat pin and gold cuff links.
Mr, and Mrs. Miller will live in Toronto
where the bride will receive in her
home at "Chateau Grange," John St.,
OD July 2nd and3rd.
Men's Waterproof Coats,
nice, grey stripe, guaranteed
waterproof. Big value. Snell
Trunks, Valises and Teles-
copes, All clearing out at
cost prices. Snell & Bowe.
house, Har Sale Qr Rent.
Fiance house on Huron street, con-
taining sin room. ,Apply to Mr. John
neereers Wanted. -
Boarders wanted. Apply to Mrs. E.
Sanders, corner William and Ann
streets.
wool! wool!
12,000 lbs. of wool wanted at the Ex-
eter Woollen Mills. Either washed or
unwashed. Highest caste price paid.
Muir 4 Co,
Pie° ]retrad.
On Monday, as brier root pipe, with
ember mouth piece, in case, Owner
can have same by calling at this ()Mee
and paying for this notice.
Lawn Socia•
The Willing workers of the Trivia
Memorial Church intend giving a
Lawn Social on the Rectory Grounds,
on Friday, June 26th, !Music will be
provided by the Orchestra, lee cream
and refreshments will be served. Ad-
nAisssion 10e.
tome.
All accounts due the estate of the
late Is WAllis roost
be settled
on
or before July lst,i003,with the encler-
signed. After thatdate all accounts
uupaaid will be placed in the hands of as
solicitor for rollection,F
Mrs. Jaas, Willis.
ehibitle n kdso LISP
twiny important changes hare
wade in the Pelee List of Toronto
Exhibition. to he held this year from
'?4th, to September 12th, in.
exhibitors areadvised to steely
carefully. Copies eon be had
application to 3. O. Orr, ?Manager,
Industrial Exhibition, Toronto,Ont.
Salo
undersigned will bell by private
o following articles, viz,a 1 port•
iter; nearly new; 1 top baggy;
• one-horse magmas, one Cthat-
ake, with rack.; 1 heavy one-
horseIeigh;2 sets light single harness
nearly new, rubber aminated;l set
mangle harness; 1 cultivator; I
set borrows ; 1 stvaweetter.
to Mrs, Jos, 'Willie, Exeter,
pa•accceltize,
y
cel met at 22nd.
of Reeve, at
Hall, Jame ,.,..nd. AU present.
The act, of the mestiig was to hear
cation seeking aassistanee for the
of a baud for the town, The
tion consisted of Messrs. C.
a, Ed Christie, 't5', t", Ilustunn
n. Eier'ett. who forcibly placed
Iter before the Board and aimed
y tlmt immediate action be
and as liberal a grant made as
circumstances of the ease warraant-
ter hearing the petition of the
tion it was moved by 3. Cobble-
dick,eonded by John Gillespie that
of $100 be made, one-half to be
IMAM and the balance on October
ext, provided the band give au
r concert at least once a week.
Bing no opposition the Reeve
d the motion carried.
G. II.. ]3ies='rr. Clerk.
Fro Rasuscietod.
response to a levitation the
of the town called a special
g of the council to tueet a dep-
utationfor the purpose of %Bemusing
s pertaining to the resuseiation
aaud. The deputation, Messrs.
Christie, W. C. Huston, George
t and 0, IL Sanders, and Conn-
ed(erred very harxnonionsly to-
gether the outcome is most grati-
fying, Council.granting the sarin
fifty of which is to be paid at
d the balance October 1st, pro-
ize Band play on the street at
once a week. A band -master is
ngaged and the matter of re-
ing at once commenced. There
'enson why Exeter sh t I
o n d not
3
one of the best bands in Western
. We have had such in the
d at present with equally as
aterial, combining a first-class
instruments, the chances are
favorable. The Council has
share and now it behooves' the
s men and citizens generally to
helping hand to assist in or
g a band worthy of the name
credit to the town. Let there
immediate action.
Howard.
always a pleasure to note the
of an Exeter girl from maiden-
hood—fancy free—into Hymen's para-.
he nuptials which on Tuesday
de Miss Helena Howard and
Dignan man and wife are evi-
of the worth and esteem in
our Exeter girls are held by
f their own town. The happy
as consummated at the'resi-
dence the bride's mother, on
street, and was witnessed 'by
twenty-five of the immediate
s of the contracting parties.
de, who was gowned in adainty
e of white. organdie, trimmed
bite satin ribbon, and carrying
beautiful shower bouquet of white
entered the parlor on the arm of
le, Mr. James N. Howard, who
r away, and was led to where
groom was standing,under a beau-
tifulergreen arch, banked with ferns
daisies, where the interesting cer-
took place and which was per-
formed the Rev. R. Millyard. Miss
es way, who was similarly attired
to that of the bride, made a charming
bridesmaid. The'groom was ably sup-
ported by his brother, 1?. B. Dignan,'of
London. Directly' after the ceremony
was ended the groom and his blushing
were heartily and warmly. con-
repaired
d tothedi h
''oronta
Asn
been tai
Exhibi
August
teudiug
the list
can aapiD
Industt
For Sal
Thai
solo th
lend car,
2 heavy
Chat-
ham nn
s
one rico
lneaavy s
plow, l
Apply
Outwit
C'Qaau
Town $
a
deputation
depaatca
:anale'r
nand (h
the arra
strongl
token,
the
ed. After
deputation se
o grant
paid at
1$tb, n
open ai
There being
Sand to
In
Reeve
meeting
matter
of the B
Ed. Cl
Fiera
edarl
gather
lying, t
of $100
Once an
vided t
least
to bee
re-
organizing
u0 1
have or
Ontario
past an
good m
set of
equally
done its
business
lend a
gaanizin
andaa
be
Dia tian
It is
advent
hood—
dise. T
last naa
Edwin
dances
which
those o
event w
dance
Main
about
relative
The bre
costunr
with w
a
roses,
her um
gave he
the
evergreen
and
cer-
emony
formed
W t
bride
gratulated, afterthecompany
repaire ming room where
tables were very elaborately and dain-
tily laid with delicious viands, whieh.
did credit to those who pros'ided
them. The brideis one of our most
popular young ladies and is a general
favorite, while the groom is a prosper-
ous young blacksmith of town and is
well liked and highly esteemed by his
many friends. Much time was spent
in inspecting the magnificentarray of
presents, comprising not, only articles
of use and value but also beautiful and
ornamental. The groom's gift to the
bride was a beautiful pearl: crescent.
Gowned in a handsome travelling suit
of black, which was a. marvel of neat-
ness and wearing a black hat the bride
left with her husband on the evening
train for a two weeks' trip to Buffa-
lo and other eastern cities. The AD-
VOCATE joins with the host of friends
in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Dignan :; a
•acid prosl5erous wedded hfe. -
plea, !mot hpneymoon and alongeliappy
A few men's Waterproof
coats left, to clear, at $ .50.
Snell & Roe;
T. P. Smith Couti#E.
If you have defective ey,'sigbt don't
fail to consult with `.f ; L'", Snaith,, the F
Noted Eye Specialist, of Elora, who{
will be at the Commercial House, Ere-er column-
Foresters,tet, on July 1 7th and 18th. See "aid "
in anothcolumn-
Foresters, 1.ttenurleca Glaurele
The Independent Order of Foresters
attended dnviue service in the Main
street Methodist Church on Sanday
ramping lost. It was probably the
largest gathering of the kind ever be-
fore held in town, there being one -
hundred and fifteen members of this
worthy institution in line, members
being present from Hasiewood, Centra-
lia, Crediton and elsewhere. The im-
mense procession, formed at their lodge
room and then proceeded to the chatted].marshalled by Bro. Geo. Auderson,
Rey. Millyard occupied the pulpit, talc-'
ing for his text St. Luke's Gospel, 10
1 chap. and latter part37 verse, "Go and
do thou likewise," The reverend
gentlemanhandled the subject of his
text with remarkable ability and bis
zuanyhearers listened with, rapt atteru-'.
i tion, extracting from his - discourse
much bright thought that eould be putl>
into roeticaaluse in every ala -life. , O.
n
reforznrarg into. rine the members re-
turned to the lodge room where a vote
of Maas ryas passed to be tendered to
the worthy pastor and the officials of
the church, to the formerfor his excel,
lent diSecxnrse arol the latter Inc the
ctrurtesy: extended the lodge.
•
T11NEI
Now is the time to secure yo tr Binder Twine for the coming
season,. We guarantee our stock equal to any other twine of the
sane number of feet to the pound. Don't neglect your purchase,
but call early,
Oel,ens.
We keep eonstantiy in stock the National and Star Brands
othe waaf Portlarkend t. Dements, conceded by all competent judges to be the
The S.
Before you begin to paint your house or anything else bs
to get the best paint possible for the Money and at the sampe
give the best satisfaction and longest weer,
hardware
sure
time
We have the largest stock of hardware in town-T-Envetrou h-
ing and builders' supplies especially. For Force or lift pumps call
on us.
T. HAWKINS 48z SON*
• Fnpplestons was ins l,atzdon,nt
on business Tuesday.
Mr. John 1. Gain, of Bcnssels, scie
Sunday at ]zashome here.
Mrs. Barnes, of Toronto, is the Latest
of her daughter this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Anderson have mored
to Grand Bench Inc the seaasnu.
Mr. 11. Bishop and Mr. Turner, of
Parkhill, were in tnwn Monday.
.'pias Coro Frier left Monday for To-
nto where she will visit friends.
e. Chas. Verity, of Brautfnrd paid
id
town a, flying visit on Tuesday.
Henry Barrie, Huron street; is
ed to his hoed through illness.
1'd ss .Alien Ilan'is left last week for
[ealsall, where she intends residing,
dlelville (lathes~ has game to Cbeslaey,
where be has Accepted aa, position in as
enter shop.
Mr. ane Mcs.Fraank Willis, of Forest,
are visiting the former's anther and
other relatives here
Mrs. (De.) Silk, of London, is speald-
ing a few days here with her parents,
Me. and Mrs. R. Hicks.
Mr. Frank E. ,Halle, of Chicago,
spent a few days in town this week,
the guest of his mother.
Mr. Smutty 13n vden, who has ben
attending Business College at London,
returned lanae Wednesday,
Mr. 8, II. Smith, of Whitby, b€n..
taken a position on the Advocate sta
vorumenctng his duties Tuesday;
Mrs. A. Brooks and Mrs. 0. Duplin,
of Centralia, spent Friday in town, the
guests of Mrs. Chas. Braley.
Mr, Andrew 'Porter, post -master of
Clinton, was in town Saturday sliak-
inxghands with old friends in town.
Mrs. John Sweet, left Wednesday
for St. Catharines, where size will he
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Theo. Sweet,
Miss Stonlam'y, who has been visiting
her brother here for several weeks, left
Monday evening for her home iu Bay-
field.
Mrs. •, n o and
, Thos. Bt 1 d n daughter,
Hazel, of Belgraave, were the guests of
Mrs, Birney and other friends on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. M. 3. Harris, left last week for
Tara, where she intends spendin • the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Nath
Nath-
an Hooper.
Mr. Wm. Taylor and bride, of Pick-
ering, spent their honeymoon trip in
town, the guests of lir. and Mrs. John
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Miller, after a
pleasant visit with the latter's parents
here, left Tuesday for their home in
Toronto.
Mr. R. R. Rogers, of Watford, ac-
companied by her two children, is here
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Christie.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox,and Mrs. Jos.
Hodgins, of Lucan, spent Sunday in
town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Welsh.
Mrs. Wm. Dearing, Jr., of Stephen
attended the wedding of Miss Maud
Quick, to Mr. F. H. Ryan, at London
on Tuesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gregory leave
on Friday morning for a few weeks
visit to Gibsonburg, with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Luther T. Gill.
Mr. Wm. Dignan, of Comber, and
Mr. P. B. Dignan, of London, attended
the, wedding of their brother, Mr. Ed.
Dignan to Miss Howard, on Tuesday.
Miss A. Darrington and Miss H,
Waldron will spend their vacation in
England. ' They sail from Montreal on
July 4th, on the steamer Perisian of
the Allen line.,,;
Miss Vanvalkenburg, of Norwich.
who attended the marriage of Mr.
Dignan. to Miss Howard, on Tuesday,
sp.c
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots anti Shawi Miltiaar Etc
x
WO STOOK OF THE NEWEST
AND BEST ALWAYS ON NASD.
Dress roots
Itt the Dress Goods Department we are showing for
Summer wear a speeiai range of i riestle..:'s Pure
Wool bol Grenadines, Muslim Greuad;<xles, Cream.Figured
Mohair, black and white fancy stripe for waists,
i'` BiaOk VEsrcer ssd Sat on Wa str,oa--latest patterns
White Waists all New Ideas
Those who visited our white waist counters tltt
our showing easily discounts anything seen outside this
store. Prices Reasonable.
ru Fancy Silk and plain Black Gloria.
Special. Line at $1.
. ,
Moto Lot of Gloves and
Hearer. for Summer Wears
's and Boys' Balbriggan Underwear,
's and Boys' Straw Hats,special ecial values to clear
Hats,
E. J. aS,PACKMAN1
rs for the Celebrated W. E. Sutzsiford Ready Made Clotltin
4
URN. !
AND
FiNDERTA.
Bed Room Set mattress andSideboards from 10,00
springs complete..., .... , ... 1'*,'DD m
Conches from..,...,.. up
Beautiful Parlor Suite... ,.Vii: D
Rockers from...... ,
ran, ,.,.. 0G up
Anything and everything found in a first-class furniture store can he had. g.,
Repairing of all kinds attended to.
W. C. HUSTON
Gidiey's Block.. Practical Embalmer,,
evessiteseeeete-21a, Sick -Sem "ac •74.-tr'tir r r sr ar
FTTR,NITURE!
FURNITURE! ,
Having purchased the Furniture and Undertaking business of
R. N. Rowe, we announce to the public that we have on hand without a
doubt the largest and best assorted stock of furniture in the county.
A visit to our store will convince that we are selling at the closest
margin possible. It will pay intending purchasers to call and inspect our
stock and get our prices before placing orders elsewhere. ,
We do all kinds of ordered work, repairing and picture framing
on the shortest notice at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed with
every purchase.
Undertakers and Funeral Directors.
ROWE & ATIiNBON
J. D. ATKINSON Practical Embalmer. Graduate
of Embalming College, Toronto.
Amszaminasnazumnaunomminiiminamessammum
will continue to visit friends, here, the —THE.--
guest
THl7—guest of Mw. Jas. Dignan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McFarlane, of
Man. who are' visiting Snowflake,
g
.....rc a is ilariki fOaHaga
eO
Errands iu this vicinity, were in Exeter
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
Thursday last calling on Messrs. Thos.
and Silas Handford.
Misses Bethania and Maggie Gardi-
ner of Reinback, Iowa, are visiting,,
Exeter friends." They expect to re-'
main in this neighborhoodfora couple
of months. •
Mr. Fred Davidson, who has been
visiting his brothers in Michigan, re-
turned home on Thursday last and left
again on Monday' for Listowell, where
he will resume his position as operator
on the G. T. R.
Scott's block at. Arthur was destroy
ed .by fire.
Two Galicians, found guilty of man-
slaughter for causing the death of a
4felioW countryman. at Fort William,
was' sentenced, at Port Arthur Friday.
Capitai Paid Up - 6,000,000
2,700,000
A general Banking business transacted.
Interest'at most favorable current rates allowed on
Savings Bank accounts and Deposit Receipts.
,Commercial Letters of Credit issued, available in
China, Japan and other foreign countries.
Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers in
all parts of the world,
THOS FYSHE, GE5.OtAL MANASRR.
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;EDITON, ONT.
W. S. CHISHOLM
,
Manager.
Portland Cement
We have just received 'a•quan-
tity of the best grade of Port-
land Cement Inc present delivery.
-- Cloth Sacks to be •returned free.
Can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
Wool
o
n
at
ed
5000 lbs. wool wanted, for
which the highest market price
will be paid.
Received at Exeter`' "and Cen-
tralia Warehouses.
Jos, Cobbledicl