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• Seatt.d.ers Creecra. Props;
TIIIIRS,13AT, NOV. 30, '1
e never Was anYthing tluits set'
!of -Pus as the attacks of, Toe Globe on
'Premier Whitney, 'whom 'Nir. Row1the
Liberal Leader, say* we must aciattow
'ledge is a bluff but honest statesman_
The Globe (lees not attack his
satobutbut .sa.tisfies itself with call
:lag him iraMes. T revoreed editor lir,
still peevish over theo,defeat 0 1i:is cet,q'f;
peculiar. set, ReelProeite".
'„The Dominion Goveraemot .sod tbe
."Marritolea Govern/net-it .hatre come to at
;rrangentetat by which. the "Postage
ta.mq" province ie. 47 1741,a a large-
Thcrease arqa,. the new territory
7:tending to Hudson Day. The Province
he have an area of 240.000: •
mnea, 4s compared with 30.000, Square
:toile% 33y the same arrangemeat the
Province Of 01a141-1.0 is Inereased
110,400 ,SqUare Miles, This larie,
addition is equal slze O. about tw
thirds of the whble of the old Provittee.,'.
Te new territorY i largelY Unknown',
'e=r-CePti•Il.'it along the Itivers;Severn, Win
telt and Attawaleisitat, The Severn
its branches drains the larger Part
• the area. ,It t.is believed that there
i.'-'7.0ft end coPPerin tile new ter -114;0;7
the re alCYttada.% PUlPw0,4
t-1SOUthera Portion.. As to agitioultural
PoaSibilitice little IS ititovra.
The EpQor vainly ealleav
rgue, that 'because Harry Eilbsr
given fottri'.Ien years of et:flee:It ser, -
as, a mentber of the pi oval leg-
islature, that beetausa, Ito is the Mutt-
fe, Pal clerk Af- the Town:Phil)
tef. StSPI.W11, and that becaUse Its
and -seeretary of the MO' Itt
surance Corona:1Y lte should. 'be. defeated
4t the approaching electioo. Now, are
-those not •wety reasons wily he,
stleuld hot be reserlectesiVIt sutscess,;•-
Vol men we want in the Legislature,
Tsk Expositor seerns to forget that
bried2 suecess, The sents,.1
expressed by the „Expositors sot -
„Y tahro: QsQ d. Y.:MCI-eon wh
T? 0:7e.0 )0'7, the caoddate for
Par::oMetttarY honors. But since there
:'•;.;): .9”: r eason why Eilher
id :tot Ise re-elected any old eve kvie
ure Signs
THAT YOU HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE
y0;* oonstantly acning and
if you exPertioice '4011 shooting, pains,
it.-stotto: .utfae- is thiok and ci,oudy
„your frequent, scanty and Pain
'fel, your Kidneys and Bladder are out
order. Neglect
quicklY brings On.
riteWIlatiSfe, dia-
betes, lumtrago,
sciatica, etc,
Booth's Kidoey
Pills are guaran-
teed to relieve or.
Youlr money back,
Tbey are the
world's greatest
• • specific for kid-
dder trouble, All drugglsts
,POstpaid from the Prop -riot-
, T. Booth. co,, L.:waned, wort
‘Fnae., trial ,ton applfeatiton.
-d "guaranteed in Exeter by
oroures, of the late electiort
tIle conservatives had, a
P inaOlerity Qt 43,383. In Ont-
ario al)ne tt • waa 65,904, The, Dooser-
vatiVes, „ MaiatitY =at '‘mtes tt
rte, :Manitoba. Dritish4 Colunibla and
rinCes,EdWard Islattd. and the 14,berals
Albeita, -Saskatchewan, Quebee„ New
l$eatssck, and No Scotto. The Lib-
eral popular majority in 1908 'oras
Thf- Delver
r educattenal rp
Tin Whitney-, cont
f.,41,706,000.
901
et gave
e* ;91%000.
r 1910 ;;TaVet
1 BEND,
Mr. Ettie.,T Carrier& let•'Ttlesa.SY for
Torento, _atter spansitng tWO inouths
wt his ren.' -2r, David Baird hes
brtfed with Mr, Dale ilea's Latcaafor 3
Year. -11.r. Vrta here hunting Moo-
daY,4M,TS. wm, Dueltartast. arrived home
Tuesday front the Sanitarium 'much im-
proved "in heitlth.--Miss Dale, who has
tleen Iriettitao at Mr. Antos', left fer
Ito" Maadayo-Mr. D. Wilsoo of
rEoa w".411 Ed, Gat, jN, 'last
• itc+Sa, Whe hsick,
as been.
'saving '
FULLA.RTONs-The tu,oeral. of. MT'S.
t,Ieankrrette .Meloeast relict of the late
John McLean, held tO-day to RoYsehuz
cb, Cemetery fin Fullarton, was largely
attended. Mrs. '1'4101.,,eara wa.* M her
91st year; and dited SaturdaY . at.
gie home. or her dail,ghter; ,, John
Melville,' of M•
',.1itchell:
• AILSA CRAIG--Perer 'Parker, a< old
Craig boy, who has1 spent the last rotor
Years in the -w-est,rwas brought home, by
his physician, sufferiot4 room a, nervous
breakdown. •
PULLARTON-sAlargaret , Campbell, re.,
lIct thle late John I410Dougal, pue 04
the pioneer settler* of this tewnshile,
d:.ed io, Filrorge. Sask.,. on Nor. 1.7th, in,
her 99zia year. Her rerna,
his were in
terred Fullarton cemetery last Wednes
day.
EIPPEN—A. number of men are busily
ettgaged cutting: the timber .on, the Paul
Doig farm and drewirseit ete the station
'tow's thii?
•
We after 9ne.t.tundred, Dollars Reward far any Ca
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure, • _
P. J. OFIEJSET & Co., Toledo ,01F.
We the undersigned have known F. J.: Obermy for
the last 1:;_years, and believe WM perfectly honorable.
in, alt busmette transactions 'and financially abbirto
way out any obligations made 13F hs sem
- •
W,ii,:119,KO,K0,0gAN MAIM.;
Wholaeale prugg,ists, Toledo, (,)
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interoally acting' d
reedy en -the blood and mucous surfaces, of.. the
system. Testimonialsient free., PXice 750. per bot-
tle, SoIdby allPruggists
TakeRaIrs Fatally Pills Mr constipittiOn. •
STRAW AND SHELTER FOR CATTLE
The unders!gaed will take a, number
of cattle which he will shelter and let
run around 4•11s straw stack. Apply on
.„
she premiSes, Lot 32, Con. 1, Usborrie.
3OHN C01.,,ENIAN
for shipntent Loadop,lwhere, the owa- ESTRAY
'er. Mr. Beek hata It manufactured tnto
booes.—Mr. Bruce Perry narrowly es-
esPed tositig caught by a rolling
at the station lastoweek 'it, was his
boot -was caug.:4 and the sole tora off.
•CLINTON—Mrs, A. Forces,
to and formerly of, Seaforth. has
Just had a letter from her sister, Nit's.
W. C. Kyle, of Strtome, Alberta, gw-
ing the melancholy particulars of a
sad af2s. which happened her second
to
daghter Edna A, It seems the Young
lady waS burned to death, She was us-
ing coal oil tO light a firer when the
•Can of toil in Ivor Ilanda exPleded, sett -
41g ffre to her CLothing.
SEAFORTH—A, verY rlaiet but Pret%Y
wedding was sOlellzeti Nevember
92nd, at high noon at thethome of Mr,
Robert ,Barnett, Seatiorth, whea his
daughter, '+)tiles Susannah Mae waS
ited in Marriage to Mr, I -Brant Charles
Lombard+ of 13affal0-
Grand. TrUalt Braleeman, LOtt:s. WWy
Mot wltb. a, WU' serious accident here
while couPling cars. The cars came to,
gether 'with such force that the brake
bar broke and Piece. stru0k, WittY On
gide of- tile head, tearing one of his
eats off and infi'iegtlg terrible cuts.
He Was stunned bY the WOW.
happy while you n)rt•. Tbe
pree,t•nt seasDa approae";
• -11a.eg of Exeter, sum
-..s,D•tt to good. cuou3lt f.or t1:e 11 ,a vciter „.,..11),1 .Qr 0.
003 -..'Or tOOCf.*„.f.:.
414101.141t. due 1;1 each, or the ;years f
strat
at
ear that
't haa bet Qincreaso of th
ouni 0' aractrv t' the AnterOmn
war she Groat Lokos rcntTy
* *19 W0U,d nan undsr the Itu-h-
'Bator agrestneat" TO, t-eaos p-svdt.s
soly ono? gl,rtInckt on ••- 'takes cool
'the sfgni,ng he treaty. 1919. trt,-
- ears II4,0 =114`
lalCS Vra4 the Old :Welt -
..he past fivo years a
, derztla gunbOass tas
oo the Cpper Lake%
laE5lithroe:ilia the Gan
$avral re quite large-
ry:ttg •guns. Tr
may simPiio
°I -noting t'+':fte-t,
e
fn every seolo of the
......ortietellY dem:rata the
ne 4anutt. as lived up to tits
93
Skin]a Mass of Fire
Horrible turo—tat; onendorabis —
days vraen the whole body seems to be,
burning up—long bights of sleepless ago
oily—Then--
INSTANT DELIEF--The skin cooled
-and refreshed --all burnoing and itching
gone.
Tr.oueards testify to this --thousands
who suffered from Eezerna, Psoriasis
and other skin troubles, ilnttl tileY
heard of' that simple cooling 'wash of
Wintergreen, Thy/not and other ingred-
ients known as D, D. D. Prescript:on,
J. Samuel Lewis, writes, ----"I used
three bottles of D.D.D. Prescription,a.nd
now my skin, mice a mass of fire and
Irritation, Is as smooth and soft as a
Of all remedies for the skin that we
know we can especially recommend the
D.D.D. Prescription for Eczema. Just a
rand, soothing wash—but it cleanses and
•COOls the skin as nothing else can. And
It takes away the itch instantly.
We would like to tell you more about
D.D.D. Prescription if you will call, or
write th,e D. D. D. Laboratories, Dept
E, A., 49 Colborne St., Toronto, and
get a free trial bottle.'I •'
W. S. -HOWE!, Exeter
THIRTY YEARS
. Otis Sets,en Colleges have beep es-
tablish -ed during the past 30
ye.trs. Tne largest trainers in
Canada, Owing to our connee-,
tion all over Ontario, we do bet-
ter for our graduates than arty
other Scho I. You may study
all at home or partly at, hotne
and finish at the Coll -ge. M111-
-iated with The Cotnmercial Edu- '
cators' Association of Canada.
It would be.well for you to in- '
vestigate before chuosirig.
elusive right for Ontario of the
world-famous BlissBookkeeping
Systena, which is uneciditIled• It
is Actual Business from Start to
Finish and the Students keeps
same books a,s Chartered Banks
and Wholesale Houses. Enter
anytime. Individual instruction
,
Fall Term From Aug 28
pr phone
,
WLISINES5 COLLEGE
G1110 SPOTTON PitINCIPAL
Mise B. F. 'Ward
• PrIncipal and
tha sad
-L
• „, 1911
aw 1. $151.22
2. 1153,79
3. 166.73
4 175.08
5, 19.3.81
0. 193.01
7. 202.66
S. 2,12.70
223.43
934.60
11, 216.33
12. 25'8.65
E. 271.58
14. 283.10
13. 290.42
16. 314.39
17.. 330.11
T.. TO AUTHORIZE THE IS$1.3E
entures or t`v,t- Corpo-at*on of
of Exeter to the amount
of. nye thousand dollars, fo.• pur
Pose Alt extendlw; t‘te present Water-
Wbries System of the. said Corpora-
tion.
WHEREAS the MtaniIpat Council
CorpriOation of 413 "tillage of Exe-
4',Joni!'Xadvisalele.to extend the Wt-
wtks or -C.:to so_ld Corpor4lort
and In -order 'el-tore/0 t w1L be necessary
.o Issue debentures or the said Corpor-
w.lon te thb extent of Five thousand dol-
lars (5000), as 4.-..ereinaf1er provided,
wnich ;is tire ainouat of the debt intend-
ed to be created by this ley -law, the xu*-
of t'le said debentures to be ap,
plied to the said )1)1.trpos.a and not -other.
AND WHEREAS it Is desirable to
alto tiot! pr: ielpal of lite wad debt re- .
sayablo by varly sums during the per-
twentY Years, being the currency
thz- said debentures, said yearly sums
being of such respective aroottrits that
aggregate amount payable in eaeh
year for Principal anti Interest In res -
of, the 'said:debt shall be ,asolearly
Pees:hie, equal to the amount so pay
abln fTl eaoa of:'the other nineteett years
tha said periFad as detailed in Clause
of this By-law.
AND WHEREAS the total amount re-
14u:r.ed to be raised, annually by a
special .rate for paying the said debt
and Latersst +is, the •surn. of Four hundred
-ad one stoners and twenty-two cents.
AND WHEREAS, the amount of the
whole rateable property of. 'the sa.ld Cor-
poration of the Village of Exeter, ac-
cording to the last revised Assessment
Roll, is $575.5.8%71
AND W1-11,REA.S tho arnount of the
existing Debenture debt of the eaid
Coporation of the Village ,of Exeter 5*
$36,256.38, of wa_ch no part •of toe
Principal, or interest, Is in &steer.
THEREFORE the Municipal Councii of
sta.,. Corporation of the 'Village of Exe-
ter enacts as follows.
1. Toat Tor the purpose of rats-
ing ' the 'said Debenture; of the paid
torporation .of the Village of Exeter,'
to the.arnount of Fktii Thousand'dollars,
Debentures shall be iSsued, in sums
of not leas than' O'ne Hundred ,dollars
each; and -such debentures shall be,
signed by the Reeveof the Said, Corpora.
Lion for the tints being, and counter-
signed by the Treasurer for the time
befall; ot the said:Corporation and duly
sealed iwiltin t,he Corporation Seal thereof
by the Clerk far the time: being of the
said COrpoite.t.ien.
2. The sad debenture -s, shall be
doted upoo,the datepf the issue there-
of' and as to britia, Drilticipal and inter-
est shall, bs payable In annual instal-
ments wftptialq 20 years from the ,date
of the ,:lssue thereof, such instalments
to be of at.t.:h. amount's that the aggre-
gateS;:aknount.1 payable or Principal and
riterest L1tatLy year during the •said• !
ariods'or 2 yea -s shall be as nearly
'egos:). „as rt -,93r be to what is payable
oft1flciJl,afld I n tercet t during eatih
0_ th,S.Optlfeiso.yeare of such period of
• years; -as set out tp ,saod clause
• of ttos I..
A
'ea:debentures shall bear
, .
i.er.cpit.t at: the rale:of five per centum
per annuMs'Orern the date of the :Issue
' tlereo±, and,the sa,:d Interest s9al3 be
ayahI YearlY on the day 01 the. mon-
on wh:c;(t the 'said ciebea-tures are 1s-
,, ", and:as to bofIli •prf•ncIpa: and
„crest the delsentuOes shall be ,ay -
a31(% in; animal j:t1 9 tai n tits' at a char-
ei-ca llanttin 010, said Villa,V2
tp tisi», of. erach InstalmentS to
.hecorna due arid be.1" irt °fleI,Y:ear ars'
ter _Ohs ,datttO of
4. DurIng the currency of the said
Debtsito•oes there -shall be resed an-
ultrii15ri a special rate on all the oate-
,..e. props:Or to the sa&I Corie:rat•Ort
interest in respect
as
INTEREST TOTAL
250.00 t$401.22
242.43 '401,22
234.49 401.22
226.16 401.22
217.41 401.22
208,21 .401.22
19856 401.22
188,43 401.22
177.79 401.22
106.62 101,22
151.80 401,22
142.57 401.22
120.64 401.22
110.06 401.22
101.80 401.2::
s,o.S3 401.22
71.11 401.22
18. 340.01 34.61 401.22
19. 30.94 37.28 101.22
20. 392.11 19,0a 401.22
5. That thiS By-la.w shall come 411--•
to force and take effect o the. day Of
the final passing thereof.
6. That the votes 0: the electors of
too. said VIllago. of Exeter, entitled to
,.0to pa this by-law, be taken
on Monday the 1st day of January,
k. D. 1919, colunteneing, at o'cloelt in
the forrnorki andcontinuing until 5
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day,
at the following Pitleed in the said 'ill -
ass of Exeter, and by the- following
Deputy Returning Officers and Poll
Clerks, that :Is to say,—
Subdivision No. 1, at Silas
kiatadford's Rps'dence—Ed. Treble, D. 11.
Officer, and Herb. Ford, Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub -division, No. 2, at Town
Hall—W. D. Woekes, D. D. Officer, and
Jos. Davis, Poll Clerk.
Poll:ng Sub -division. No 3, at John
Mitchell's Office—Henry Huston, D. 11.
Officer, and A. G. Dyer, Poll Clerk.
Potting Sub -division No. I, at William
Walker's residence—R. G. Seldom D. 11.
Officer, and Alex. • 's.lePherson, Poll
Clerk.
7, That fiSday the 29ti day of De-
cember, 1911, at the ;hour of 11, o'clock
the forenoon, shall be the day, and
the Clerk's office in the Town, Hall, in
tb,e Village of Exeter, shall be the place
where the Reeve shall attend. to appoint
persons to attehcl 51 the various polling
places aforesaid, and at the fina1 sum-
ming up of the Notes by thelerk on be-.
'half of the parsons interested .19., pro -
meting,' or opposing the passiiig of this
13y -law, respectively. + ,
S. That the Cie* of the Corpora-
ation of the saftcl V!tlJy cf lExetr)e
shall attend' at his said office at 12
o'clock Noon. on Tuesday, the find day
of January, A. D. ,19121, to sum up
the votes given for and against this
13y-lafw.
91
Tbe.re atraycct front the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 9, _North Boundary
Stephen, a red steer, rng 2 years,
Any person, returning .same ,or giving
information; that will lead tO ,recovs
ierY Will be suitably rewa.rded,
4t1as Stanlake, Jr., Hay
NOTICE,
The above ,s a true copy of the- Pro -
Posed By-law' which, hats,1",beeo taken in-
to considerationand which will" be fin-
ally passed by the Coutn.e.S. 01 .the Car-
Poration of the Village of Exeteir, th
the event in the assent of th_e Electors,
being• obtained thereto, after one
niontirs from the first Publication tll.ere
of -in the Exete.r Advocate Newspaper;
whf_en, f:irat publIcation, shall • be on
the 3oth ,clay of November A. 1/, 1911
and a true Copy posted att the Town
Hall, Posit Office and'each of the Char
tered. Banks tri threCSSild Village of Exe-
ter, and, a Poll will be .;held'at the hour
day and places thiareilo Voted for taking
the votes OE the Electo`/-'s,.
Every Leaselteidet- entitled by law to
vote on th,e proPosed Dy -law shalt nt
least ten days, -npxit proceeding the
day of 'poii:Tig, . flle In the
off :ce of tne Clerk of the Mon-
.c-:pal:Ity, a Statutory Declaration stat-
oa, that .1104 Pease- 01.0ef.l5 tSr otor:or
onents b iavo`entiAllag hirn-;tb`,1.vote ti
such BY -law, Oeglectidt,.=
nam., ab.ali',9;ot be" Plattd.:,
_votee-E3'„ U8,t, fo:' au:CO; VOt.ing:
Datd at -Erzeter, th,:s 29th"
November', AD 1911.
C
• clerk' t -porat:Oh t-
.
ale of Exeter..
NiEETING OF tivit:toN c.OutitT COLW,
The cella -tell of the Corporation of the
County of Huron Will meet In the coun
ail chamber, in tile tOwn or Goderlah.
o Toesday, the 5th dal Deeernber
next, at 3 o'clock,
All accounts for settlement intlet be
PlaCed witb the Clerk before this date,
Dated, Nov. 20th, 1911=
W. LANE Clerk,
Notice to Creditors
Of WILLIAM GOULD MSSETT, late of
the Village, of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, GRittlernan, Deceased,
Perallant to Sec, 38 of Chanter 199
of the ReYlaect State,tes °Merle. 1807
Tierce is hereby ,V.ven that all creditors
and others havIzq claims azatust the
estate of W11Liztor G,E1ssett, ate of the
Village of Exeter in the Ceunty
iuron gentlemen. wrol died on or about
the 7th day of Npvember, A.D. 1911,
'tee on or before the ntat day of Jan -
Ty, A, D, 3912, 1'o 'send by post, pre,
Paid, to the undersigned eivolleltors here -
I'll for E, "Frances 13$asete and Frank
Ta4;tor, executers under the Will or tho
said der:as:al thedr chri.stinn names and
surnames, addresses 11.4d deser!Pi!orts,
the full PireidEl.,78. o their is
statenymt or their aceDunt* and the na-
ture ot the seev.:.14DX et any) held bY
them, and that after the day last afore -
the said Executors will proeeed to
d'strileute thi .assets of the said de -
eased among the parties entitled the:e-
, havittO regard oolylto such claims ot
wirelt flotice shall have been givell, as
above required, and the said Executors
will not be liable for the %aa.Id, assets
or any part thereat, to n;ay ;person or
persona Dr v.^1toso claim or claims notice
shall not have beettreebthem Ived by em at
the Vane of such distrIbutkon.
1Dated at Exeter this. twenty-first day
day of November, A.D. 1011.
DsotGucii..;StoOrNa
'IoCr AErtxLeci NutGo'ru •
Auction Sale
Of w 1:ILL-Bram DURHAM, HOLSTEIN
AND AYRSHIRE COWS,
at the METROPOLITAN HOTEL, EXE-
TER, on FRIDAY,. DEC. I, let 1 p.m.
113 large Durham CoWs, due rb calve
1.1) December and January.
10 choice IlitIsteto coWs, due La the
spring.
(3 choice Ayrshire CaWs.
All of which will be sold without re-
serve. It will be to the ,tnterest at far-
mers and others, who wish to purchase
choice cows, to al:tend:this sale, as this
Is the best carioad.of cows ever brought
to Vals sectOn, and All animals will be
sold with a guarantee to be as repres
ented.
Terms. -8 months' credit on approved
joint notes. A discount of S per cent.
allowed for cash.
T. DROWN, AL J. 'WILLIAMS
Auct. •Prot.
Auction Sale
FARM STOCK AND IMPI.PMENTS.
HAT AND ROOTS,
on LOT 34, CON. 4, USBOBNE, TUES-
DAY, DEC. ri-th, ay 1 o'clock the follow
valuable property,—
HORSES.-1 brood xnare, -yr-o1d,wIth
' foal; 2 geldOngs, general 'purpose; 1
pair .irlatched chestnut niaresoperclaeron
4 -yr -old, asstric.; 1 gelding 3-yr-ol,c1,,
agr:c.; 2 geldings, 2-yr-old,agric.;
filly, 2 -yr -old, aecic.;• 1 roadster ina,1:'a
3 -yr -old, guLet •srid
Cattle --I cow 'due „in December ; 1 re
newed cow; 2 caws: due in March; 2,
cows due: lin 10,111 ; 3 dhce. steers, 2 -yr -
old; 3 choice heifers 2-yr-alci; 3 heifers'
.1-yrrold; 3 steers 1;yr.,o1d ; 3 calves.
Ilogs—ibrOOd ,soVr; 10 plgs, 2-nios
• Fowl—GO hens and pullet ; 39 tur-
keys among whOch are some nice well-
bred young tfernis. s ,
linplements—Lumber -wagort, operabug-
gyi pair ,bobsleighs, cutter, new -binder ;
mower, nearly new; new St.el. rake; new,
seeder and tisiii; new'•Steel land rolIero
new fain -Ong walking Plow, larke,,
2-2urrow .plow ; diSc harrow; • spring
,tosth cultivator; set harroors; ;scorner
root 'pulpor ; ,atone. boat; Lroi scraper
,set .pla tf mop. scales, 1200 lbs; car fork
ropes and, slifngs •WIteelbarrow ; grind-
stone; ,sit double „work, harness ; set
single harness; new Saskatchewan robe
lot or grain bags, water trough; 3 logg-
ing chalps, 3 -lot' Of ',crtie:chattis
let re es , .neckyokas , shoo el s, asks , I:0eS ,
ant/Other astiscles t,oce numerous to
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bion. Also 3- cords cot': long Wood,whilch
San be•,..r; used for, ; 31Y toils' of
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tq be rEd• ..e•,n • f SXIN.„ 't+ 00, mangle si and
tUrnips ,
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root+ Daisy churn,' Teat saw:
Palle, Pars, etc,
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COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LLD,. D.C,L PfteaMENT
-ALEXANDER LAIRD GENERAL. MANAGER.
CAPITAL .$10,000,000 REST, $0,000,000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
Issuedby The Canadian Bank of Commerce are the most convenient
form in which to carry money when travelling. They are negotiable
everywhere, self -identifying!, and the exact amount payable in the prin.,
cipal foreign countries is printedon the face of every cheque. The
cheques are isstlea itt denOrfliflatiOns of
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200,
and may be obtained on application at the Bank.
hi connection with its Travellers' Cheques The Canadian Bank of
Commerce has issued a booklet entitled “Information of Interest to those
about to travel", which will be sent free to anyone applying for it.
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EXETER BRANCH -'W, H. COLLINS, .fariatzer. Branch also at cmditoa.
••11,
The Molsons Bank
IncerporatedI8,55
Capital (paid up)
Rest Fund
Total Asset4 Over
$4,000,000
$4,600,000
$441000,000
ROAS 83 Eranehes i ..ntuada, and Agents and Correspondepts in all
Principal Cities in the 'World.
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EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the DOMi111011 Government.
Thomt CARLING, §olleitors. MM,I)0.1',I Manager,
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1.014Dort, ONT.,
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS.
Registered last season upwards of 300
students ond placed every graduate, Seven
specially qualified re'gular-teaehers. One
hundred and fifty Under% flans employ
our trained help. College in session from
Sept. 5 to June 30. Enter any time.
Catajotuo Putt.,
Forest City'Afar College
Short -bud
3.W. WES'I'ERVELT, sa. J. W. WESTERVELT.
Chartered Acxouutatat, Prlacipal.
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TRROUGX-1 TRAIN SERVICE
AND PULMAN SLEEPERS
Between Toronto
And Porcupine
NORTBDOLIND—First train loaves To-
vonto 8.30 p. M., Des. 2, arriving
South Pacupiino 4,20 p. t, followitig
afternoon.
013THBOTIND—Flrat train leaves
South Poreupiate 12.30 p. m, Dee. 3,
arriving Toronto 7.30 a. no following
morning.
The attractive route to
WINNIPEG and WESTERN CANADA
IS VIA GRAND Titufqx AND
CHICAGO
Steamship tickets on Sale via all lines
Make your -reservations early.
E. DUFF, District Passenger Agent, at
Toronto. Ont.
J. J. KNIGHT, Agent, Exeter.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Is to the front as the best school
of its kind in the province. Our courses
aro beyond those ot the ordinary busi-
ness college. This school has a contin-
ental reputation, for high grade 'work.
,
We have three departments, Commercial
Shorthand and Telegraphy, . and the
derna.nd for trained help greatly ex-
ceeds the simply. Students are enter -
Tog every week, and the sooner you en-
-tile. better for yourself.
tGe.1 our tree catalogue at once:
D A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
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A pure Silver Violin G
String, for 25e.
A real bilver string btis never b
fate been sold at such a low price.
Notwithstanding that toe Vareni
String is not cheap in Quality.
is made of pure silver carefully
spon on good English gut and than
burnished,
As ,t result ef good materials and
good workmanship the Vareni string
is wonderfully durable aria possesses
a marked, degree the splendidly clear
tone, peculiar to pute silver strings.
'400c
You should have the Vareni G '
String if you have a Violin.
S. MARTIN & SON
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Fresh
Groceries
We are now well establish-
ed. in business and we believe
on the best of authority (nam-
ely that of a daily 'increasing
business) that we are meeting
a long felt want, and giving
the best of satisfaction.' ,
Remember our motto,—
"Fresh Groceries all tne time,"
All kinds of produce taken
exchauge.
JAS GOULD
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vat et Or'-
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fe/aalle 11116110;n.,
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To protect your fatuity' from the rava.ges of disease `and infection; and
the rigors of winter; to make your home theabode of Health and • Happiness.
Statistics tell us that there were over 250.000 deaths in North America
last year from fever and F'netinuotiitt; Over 90 per cent. of these cases were
traceable to out -door closets, and all were the result of insanitary conditions.
Are you ,going to , this- torrlible death rate to continue.
Why not insure' Health bY installing a "PARKyTn,F sAN1TARY CHB-.
MICAL CLOSET.
Abs51utely SarOtarv and Odorless" cara'Les the endorsement of Physiclans
and I-lea.ltho Off,Joials, and 0,.,u7- own Iron -clad guarantee, Recluli:es no ,I;xIi3e11"4
s:ve "wa:ter-system ; 'do plUntb:ng'; no sewage can ho installed • in any part
0, you: liOnie at the 'cAt 'a..few minutes of 'sour ipare 'time.; lasts -alifc-
and cast lesg tivat-k, a 0E1`.17 a da,•' , „
"PARKYTE" Cberitical ilas been proven by ,Bacterinlogical test ho be
yfP
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e ant e dorant and Germicide knovvn to Science. ,)
91 PARRYT ITARY CHWICAI.4 CLOSFJP, is .sold bv
earnan Exeter. Ont
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call e Ill convin Yout No'ith
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