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•Orrx,eter abi-wcat
Oreeeti. .PrOpS.
usaky, DEO, 28,
eisuassime",9,999,199,
South }Iuro n ten %years hos tieCreas-
ed 3347 tlit Population, which is now
3-5.531. Weat RumLae decreased 1,-
, 520...North Huron 2,933, South Huron
2,933, 8outh Perth 1,672. The decrease
in many ef: the aurrountling ridinga
oortQfl\Jglrat, SoIttl't- Brtteebeg
137.1gest 5,342.
1.'.:1,1seiribars expects to spend $2000
'tqadvertise the town. Son-ka of the
peoPle of: Exeter seem to think All our
;town needs -is A few knocks, and they
not adverse to a.dministering, theni.
It is time we began to boost. When all
'the PeoPle 'ot. a towrt, start to boast
sva-t•ch at town grow.
XETEpt SCUOOL REPORT
Dopp.,ztawnt.
G, Morley, 81; L.
,ewart, 83, A, Haol4rk 81,, 3. Ati,i,s9A,
• Truemner 80, 'E., Harvey 80, D.,"
/1 78,3 St -m:130.'784. 2t1eDio3elt. 7'
M, Case 77, E. "Brooke 74; PA.ss, H.
Rivers 74, L Sweet 70, S. lIogarth
72. 3. MI-ntrt 71.. ,R, Parsons 70, A...
Ford 69, E, WeIeN 67, 4 Case 66, O.
..Hatigert 65, L, Taylor 61, M., -,Haialen
cdt., B Wali•;.`er A, BeverleY 60, E"
eArt4arq0. $r, emigitere.%1,, Pass.E.
',-icin,son 73, L PAyers. 55, N. Pepe 52
• Corainerw;a1, ITeLnera, U., Acheson,
27, E. NA 76, F. McDoieU t.'.
76, Q. Ala.)" t7,11;I% Jones 7;7,,..E..Day
w!!S; Pass, W. Sne/1 71, El, 'alcer
Hector 01, C, 'HeyntroOsi 00, A, Wit-
' 60, E. 3icFa3s 00, No, On roil 46
-,•;42-V. 42-
orm IL-Htmors, TrIebner 67,2.
Willis, 74; A. Ortioeliali4111, 72,4 ;
M. 7I01.764, 10.2 /1,.1. liatdon, 70.1; 13.
Quaeltentmah, 70; J Davis, 70; 14 Boyle
L. 11,ari0 654 B aae, ,64;
3. Walker, 00..8 .1. Seldom 63,6; N,
Vann:4144 ONO geQttees, 60
$umt)e,ro 11431)” 22. Average Attend
lIce, 22,
TIOners, Ay, 83.4
peland. s. votty. 113.4; Ethel,
Unkill. 70,2; E. *Case. 75„1. Page -R
Desartg, Triaritlerb. 70,3
gliet Paserhore, 68,82 Orliettei, 68,2;
. Weed, 08; .1.A. Frayne, smisz amt.
'went. 55; E. !,Us.ti, 04; U. IFVre:i U.
cztl,aekentraah, '55. No, on..11411. 20, Me
90
W. Ia. Weldenhantlater. A.. Pr
P. S, Department
C. rowol, 83 ,
fanstan, Sr; R. 'Row,
11•;n"(4'..ht, 76.
Penhals, 03i0;
6; X. 'Sonic)
A. Mack.
M. Uooi 80
Day, 06;
64, itt:ddle
M. Olatltruart, 73:
L. Zuele. 68; 3,
s, 64; F. Weed,
46, ld Belden 60, No -
gendarme 25.
C.
47.rv.Ors, D.
DrtekWoOd, 77; IL fl
0. EArd,
vd,
on I°. Aver-
Vos; reacher.
Itunta, 70; NJ.
76; Pass.
69 t
Third' ClasK
Pitailits.85rre
ell. 81;
':x 4. 80; 1
Hardy, 67. -Pass L
• 0 V, Welstr, 70; 31:111e.
(1,Vallter 'Tit; G. Davls 69; It. Flo.- jo
_cr. 69; M Sharp„ 67; G. Moir, 00;
. Day, 60; E. Johns, 60; H. Hector,
60. No, on Roll, 32. Average attendance
3
3. 8, Murray. Teacher,
Room VIII-Frrina Jr, Pt. 11 to ,Sr.
johits, 89; D. Bantwill, 32
• D'isnan, 81; 30 I<:uniz„ 80; G.,
V. Valet 71; P Sanders,
Ditty rese4,1,10:, 03;1. 1or 07; W
bette- All ; .1-1arness, 60; N.
stfInCe, thatC .1Ieywood, 513; Prom Sr.
dtleted with Pt II -G., Powell. 87; M.
Nurnber oii 13 attenda,nce or Mr. and Mrs. 1,ViIson Anderson, of
34.13. Deafness Cannot be Cured
oll, 39. Averag
:-.1•1. N. Kinsman. Teae
•Roern VII- Class, IV, Honors --
Davie, 87, P. Wedeinbarnmer 81,
HerVero 8,2; M. HarveY, 82; E.
81, 3,. Davis 77,„ C. • Ford,
T. 'Connor, 7,.6. Gillespi
P Conant's, 66: A Andiretw`>, 63';
senior, 62; 31. Heulderi, .81; J. 13
60; Class. III. Honors -G, Harnes
11."...Eo.WeafgV. 77, Paiae.„ Knig,n
S. Sanders. : Class II Honors
Hedd`41., HartleiP, 97;
.71; 0, Salter, 67, Pas
Webster, 134 H. Kuntz, 67, Pia
rk1.411°-es;•-BeYerleY Acheson 80. Bse
Walker. Id; J. 'Bradt, 63; W.
wood, .70; M. NectrY, 63. No.
414- Average: s-ttendance" 36,,
Irene Quackenbush. 'Tea
' E" Hoy` a'111 bylocalupplications,ae they cannot teach tlto diem'
ber.z, or "Mr. and. ItTrs. If. Meet'', of •Bevel- ee portion at the par. Thsre oily onowaY to cure
Eddie stoke, 13.C, The ceremony was' -per- a y constitutional rotnedies
1.*eullled 437 Rey. liVil!:°131 The haPPY- te:ettonuselliisnienag"ter/hbeYSaunstrelbrtteelTue°1):.ditt'rheon4ttbhli:
c°uPle •C9 t1 -14e 2.0,5 .t.ta44 tpr tuhoie 1130=0 you have alutubliow sound or Ira.
70, ante and Other pots where they will perfect bearing, and when it la entirely closed, neat,
e„74 They „‘„,..1.11,,eside "4, nesals thereat*. awl UnleOs titeinattroraation can be
„ B. All,. 34ber ,Antiarpon aria Gel Qrazfain takPflout and this, tube xent6red tO its Parma'. Condi-
tion„ hearing will be destroyed forever; Eine cases
co,,,,rie, of L,ondon are vlsi!ting at Wilson And- auto! tor arecautied by Catarrh, which. is nothing
a 81. erson's througsht he holidays, • buten inflamed condition og the mucous surfaces.
73
.
Earl
sa, I
8-1,799
roll
eher
hoplaY and Prosperfaus
W Year to
Last Friday was, a busy day town
Nent-nation cle.Y."To Judge frons
the large ,number atgli is town, it
as qte aPparent that 'something. out
of the usnal was ion hand. The hall was
.i11d, ar4 when the nosnan
'hour, cajole to a cloSti, t;hei rollo
weis neat:noted as candidates 0
Ottlty Peaon as Reeve. DePuty
Comte:Dora for th.f. Tp. of, Stephen
he year, /912. For Ree,ve Hy, W
Et Fred d, 11,7,45;Whaerth-i.
113D:n 0. and Ds
Love .3412 rCarleY Council
Ke-. Geo, It:eller-roan, Mich, Fiekbe
del3rerect
e
it ttePt.,143
host -Laino he rod. That
-Eo,ve cspedallY wao a trea
, st:fred ttrf.ars4up ur.tit it b -
to 10o1.c. t.tott.rii so -meth elg- 'was g
t
r,..•s.',;1,1-..t.d after tii-Itgasg hie
,a.ftd PC0,91-0 thai vat141.4
caicipal honOre at e
tlde 4 good irePrOis
• exc.•neJt sp,es'a and the w
cet.ta`nly be proud or Iits emit
Ntr- EeYe NV. -4,S Uo4.'aer 4•al
date who ireagirted en Saturday, icavi
'e Othr•ra lit to fight Out. 'The
aWated W7.4-4 interest. Tb
tOI30More eXO:temeett o
eteelli chat% the rmant Prov:a
ote,Vow am to Nominal:ton
l'o Trtta tees. 'rae noly
ed :at the eveciiing by I
"A reveth:Mc were F.
I g".oater attd Chas. Zw:
a all iie...4C:1 reid,-„Tnod wh
apulsory f,97 the riettlr,9V,I.
I a,not.lt ?,r liontIltagorl M
say tnixte c,. the t
99940•111%131494. T1aere w
dxn mod theri'a must a
inc') o‘lao+sigitt. The
tts r- " duty woll duj-
pe
the monoY El> E
o p.-aonle and
rt3 poor reconit:
not to re-noin"4ia
hoped, that t here, v,
:It -Luce tpei tlext one
towit's we.lfare looked
more interest.
nlaa Fes$Yval given (a t
ItiethoCrit Church last Thursday eve
Wits -Well ,autlide:.1.'TtL) program c
sl9ted thc: chorusea by oho h4id
attiaZa. And aunt -arias by •he
Itat O. the nrogratninsWaj
t entitled 'Tie seven per -
de in a women's life" -or rather front
1.itrattt to the igrand. mother. Mrs.
Nit Elbe: acted the part o: tt.e
nil -mother and towards the last
!atrk:ly reutrIon took place
creleived several handsome giftn
's'i-s ast 1» mrsligoaed a
pure front thr,'J l3d1ca (aid. Zie•evenin,;'s
program• 'was very enjoyo.ble and all
W00, well Pleased,
Ort Christmas eve:, the Sunday -
Leal of the Evangelical Church held
annual eniertafamtent. The weatiter
wasIdeal w11t2 the result that the
c'turelt was crowdlil to •,.he doors The
corat.on comMtttee did Its 'work
leralltilY and aro to be cantonment -
first part of the program con-
sted or a mixed proAgrain. Itt winch the
I•ttle ones were given an opportunity
to address t:le 1arge-3 audience They did
the's- parts well and were indeed heart
ly applattd,ect Darting, the interntission
sotne- 09 goiolars were preaented w:th
D:plomas tha .President of the sithool
and the pastor o the chUrch who made
a few rernarkis congratulanng each re-
dolent The last Part of 'program con
er-sted <)I...ths aratorl-.a entitled Shiloh"
.wo.s strag by a chorus of 70
'who sanj; *in a style, the like
ot tWit",e2.). had. never been heard ,of be-
faize, Crediton, Rev Burn as leader
had dr0,ed.1.-liern until -they reached, a
afe,ge operfect:Oa hard to exceil. The
.staind repeating anytime.
Great prsei- is due Rev. Burn for his
•cennectlon with the eveinings
ogram. At t,he close` df, the entertain-
enVflue juniors Were (presented ...with
kages Of can.d.y; and note and the. larg
3UO3wing
and
for
illert
John
lore.
Inas
Ad,
9)Inoe
the
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be' a
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etal
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en
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Secondly, ; G, Redden, 83; W. Or-
th
ap
be m. sp R. Davis; TO; rt. ,Witwer, ad,
' .---,r:frincornhe, 55: Prom C. Class
y I. -M. Weldsz4hammer, 13.
3.I -fatter, 1./. Statham, C.cli
teriallY „ Norry. D -Mallet. T'ront B.
ed •C'xss,-3. Morley, C. Doyle,
Thr,...Macombe, E. Ilector.
•ilicorn A. Class to 13. Claiss-.31. Scott,
••• Cre.-N,h, B. Russel, R. Dayts, Mary
r iwhyl ortL. Wells, E Holden. No. or,
Roll, 44: Average attendance, 39- -
P. W. Howard, Teacher
rn, VI- Class III, Jr. Honors -H,
92; G. Harvey., 91; W. Knight,
Jones, 8,4,.•; 'I. 7.0efle, ,83; A.
81; C. Mellott, 79 Czar Har-
° rtlOb 76- -Pass D.-
76; W. Da•vla, 75; V. 34,a,11ott,
Pia -83
" 'V Marshall, 69; 13. R_vers,
;
'Delve, 68; R. Marshall, 1,66;
,---cia$s III, Sr- Honors -E. Doyle, 94wo
•-•, •Beaman 90; V 11311, 88 • 'C Mor-
„ , • pr
7r...,..malroy4ernd 85; F. Brims.- In
sfoil.fi, 82; d. Fond, 80; C. Sanders, pat
largeass, Eaefterbrook, W. Harness.
•
9;91,
satA
anitifir
Sr,ancis for all that is modern
n Business'.-Pr•aining. A ()halo
j f'S-even 0411eges in leading
towns and cities, Two Thousand
students in our Colleges aud
Home Study last year. We
train front ten to t venty stu-
dents for every one trained by,
cnnst schools. There's a reason
freely admitted that otir
They 4'.0a get best positions,
corner of ,dentand for them is
quietlyto -t;11-!Y, the 611PPIV, FX-,
af,tention, a1t fnOntario of the,
me:i.*as, ,6 B)ottk-eping Sys-
, nIty ....-audy al home
Inquiry trc..‘ e
n rue and finish at
ed the. In-Corn8 Education
ocen-PaYlts of 'end evety day of
the Turkish g,
an ap pea r an ce •
afterno°11. s°1 From Jan,
the staircase, ant
litnin ;117 summon s4 9 2
, .
fp
tal.aEGE
a II
pro
b e
-Ws
331
31
ai1
be -1
e.1.1
1,serit
Par
Hat
Qi
l'aeg
he:t
'6
ftqao
361
ceeds aniounte to $11:6.-5. record
aker.
he.ChrAhs Holidays brought many
Iters crioce Mr. 'and Mr'
seL7uxtab7e and -Fred Smith:- , of
Mr. and. Mrs. Chas. Fahner
ltd
"s011kilara,!*ith books. ' The” eVetnirr,'
' Mr. ','„and Rodger's of Selene
9dqn Chr0,. Fink,deiner; Frank Fink-
ner, The M3ssi58- Young at' London;
;and Mrs. Sweazer, of New- Ham bu 1,4
• and mrs. W:11.1.Lev,r9s or Algonquin
k '• Mrs. -Telfer or London; Milton
London; Au3. Kuhn of Dunn-
' -
lrisimee' Day passed, off quietly. A
e nuruhar: were out or town eating
r Christians Dinner.
hoof.--clased Friday, and. the staff of
ners -are ,,q3;:t,'1nr; at their respect-,
f Graham Mir, Irish and Mr, Carey
Commeice is3.1..t, spent
istloas 1A1 Haralten, Orangeville and
er.'eh° respectively.
atWedne84a.y the borne, of kr. and
was' the Scone'of
0::p1eaSant event whn th€dr eld.est dau-
gterM0,i Mary' was ,married to
knOt :Was , Wed,' by th,e'
Rev-Buna214ilie, presence of the irrirned-
0e,:.'n-e1at3Ve'S.7, thm, con tree ti ng parties,
Tne happy couple meeiveti,,ri-tanY 1,and-
93,0111.D preaeiriEic:S.T1;* alt jP9,311.. 0,*10ln
d
001
rook, ooze.
dod
o'JL Chi1r, Dec.
FARQ LIMA R.
Several from th‘we attended the nont-
,:nat:011 meeting at ElittlYilie last wee.
TheOld iMrilh.e.",e 04.0e colt -Una Were re-
elected, tha orevaning reeling,being one
O sat'sfaction, as the taXes were Pfa"rtBearri!othesipTer rhebo
days ^yAsid3w- wi°rtthil.
tr-sle lower tot „ear, QuIte a discus
o
sion took Place. as to the advisabIlity Mies Alile WIlsOiL.-Mr. and, Mrs- P.:
of Purchasing a SV>rte ertA4her or the CCIlw!'" 4Penkth-ah°151aYs wIth re1atlle8
Ti*arrIzsph:Piw-thitieell.haetetylillelroaleeviehr. beirhIlfe LToure.:13:fosiro*eiZtncia fTerw.s. Z.7; re:nue-TT gn
christxnas Trea. ;in the preshyteriap out rF)ends around the village. -.Ir. and
Church on FrittlaY waa a success .not WrE3" P' 3'-'11."ani3tY spent theh°1--
r.w'thstandsrg the wet evertingt daY !!ends at Lehden,-Mr• ad
gramme be" -Ing Tql1EIE'red ChteCIY br the Mr. C°1w:11 7'-‘:31'114;at A-rv4 over the
hO1da,'y�.-3f0, Sar3h Nell of London
spent ths holidays ye:Maher sister, Mrs.
T. Elston, --Mr. G. 1-11c1Cs spent Sunday
relatiVes 0, I..ondon,„—Mr. Fred
Fairhall ofthe Chatham Business Col
1e30 3s home 40:;,tr wvaeceektRn.t.er.-Mrs.peNt:143.1
Ble.e." returned a
abont eilht idwatha fr, it; the west--
. and Mrs. Groveaer and son of Str
acttroy are spendthe hoildays wth
Mr. and Mrs. John W:lson,
The death occurred 31, London On Dec.
. of A forltrer ree'-deat Of this vIll
Tag4,02,3tIia.rrtwZ
Tglleet.rwtreerfillootr13t3vIa,e
Boilort
urday last tO centetery.
We will give One Hundred Dollars lor any calm of
Daalnees(cause(1by catarrh) that cannot be cur;rd
bYilall'ts Catarrh Cure. Send tot circulars free-
r. J. CHF.NEY it CO. Toledo
souk)* Druggiets,76e,
Take Family Pills tor coastipation
,Tharnes Road school children, and con-
sIsted of Drills, Singing, Dialogues ,and
tee`tatflons. and reflects credit to the
teacher, Was, Robb ask the tirno orec-
tise was sho-t, The Pastor Rev; Flet-,
Cher oreuVied the chair and after the
mcert WS,,S Q.Yer the largo Tree ;Imam
1,,evomd. a 1,4-4.'0' lead. of gifts, which
were handed over te their' rightful own-
ers by. old Santa Claus -who afterwards
passed through the andfoncei and treated
all to catA:es, leaTittr'' n ellance -for
one to go on iilfaaplo,ointed.',-AMong
tbo qi-tx^:afotaa visitors in thisvicht,
i'ty we ntight mentikon,-311%, and. Mrsi,
clutrot Tororzto at Mr. HeArY Pass
more's, Miise. Nettio Paaainore of Tor-
onto and the MkSsee Rose and Maggie
PAsarneire of Vancouver under tho Par-
ental roofs; 31r. And -Mrs. DT Me- The folloWing wre artItmg the otiCc000-
Wee' and taceil
uol Oly of 'atferd. Seth, ful candliates of, 'tire recent Model
Ross rro:o thl NMI -tweet; Mr, And School eXaminatiolle for tItIrq. olOoO 0217"
jotta Yanea and oltzlo„ or 140toivoi Hodgert; GladYe
Reg'. TiArnbull And Witr, taartP(Or of Kestle, Anna. L. Mart'afte Harry' Tri'-eb,
Toronto, Wilfred Cattilibell Of Sashat- nor and Edward Lt.. Willis, Ereteri
ehewan, Moran Mad.40e3 Alberta..Mrs eLa Crediton; 3, J.
W'llArd, formerlyWise 'Emma Fulton, Buchanan, and Catherine L Eougal,
of Nagara QtY Mg. and, Mr Law , salt, It. Gegier, Zurtoa; Mabel E.
-ence :Fulton .entortaitried a number or Brown, 1-Tarriet S. COPP, Ida fi, - A,
.e young PeoPle !o: tato 1;;V0,'3Y verYTaylor and Mary A. Tayler. 01:11l011:
ieasantly on FrAay eveigng Jean 7.Gilbert. TarlehOl -I' Florence 4t.,
HarrIgen and, 30 Sttnsen, 134P3le1d.
CEE1-0 SCHCOL EXAMS
CENTRALL5.-
The 11
were largely greatlY
jayed, espor'a g, wiry:co
t te ehor. Ac the eve -1111 servicesiev..
e -at frne 8elect:G.)3 wore rendered by
the quartettO, Mr, and Miss Blatelof
and 3iES3 Lill'an
ford 3atitl'4Y are spending the bonds
under tr,tie, parental roor.-31r, ,Chas, Ab -
of
bOtt London spent Sunday and itton-
day w:th Mr, and ttrr,- W. 1, Parsons. -
Mr. mid M. Weston and daughter
Bayr'eld were tho guosta of Mr, and
3Irs. J. Wilson over the holf.d3ys.---31fr.
E. Cow al sp-mt 3ionday with Mrs. Col -
at the hospital at London. Mrs. Col
wit ta alonV nicMy and expeCts
to return home /11 a ttort time. --The
nominations for the vifiage offjorkis
toOlc place on FrItay evening last. Seven
were brought out but four resigned,
leaving the affairs of.: he burg ;to P.
Hanlon, W. J. Parson;anti H. Mills: -
Mr. \V. R. Ell'ott".ts ,Tk the field for
Townsip Councillor', and is out solicit-
*,i.g votes. W. J. is a man of excellent
stancr,ng and should recelve the hearty
.961Motri or die electors.—
'to represent this
Election Cards
TO THE ELECTORS Ole EXETER.
I am ageiht tuthe liteld as, Reeve and
.f.ie.spectfully soncit Your support. My
record its ,before you and I can simply
assure you that the -best interests ,of
the town wIll be scIrved. if ant elected.
JOHN W... TAYLOR
TO TE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Having 'been placed, Iri nomination for
-
lte:AVe• .7 ask one and all of -the electors
or Exeter to give me, their.support ,aind
:influence on January lst. I promise
fa'Ahful service and nernest attention.
W. .I. 1313f4x3IAN
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
I am again Lit the 411•Id ,for! cOuncil-
lor, and as it will las Impossible to
see afi the electors I take this 'means
of soliefitlag you•r, vote end influence.
WM. RIVERS,
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
-•
You.r Vote and Innuence•
re.speetfully solicaed
• W. H. LEvETT,
for
ALDERMAN 1912.
. •
TO TI•IE 'ELECTORS OF EXETER..
I _ern again !a thA field, for Council-
.
lor and W01114, reopectfully ask,. for
your vote and Lnflushee Oa Jan. 1st.;
22, ,I.aU IS DAY
TO- ELECTORS OF EXETER. '
Your vote and influence solicited for
A. 'T. FORD far CouincitIor for 1912.
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Having be..n placed, in •nomination as
councillor I would ask the electors
Exeter to kindly favor me -with -their
;support at 'the polis', ea Jan. „1st.' •
• ,TOHN R. HIND
TO TIIE ELECTORS OF STERLIEN
HayliG., had tho experlence necessary
to conduct ttp, a f fal:^s 03 -313 t ovvil s hip,
there t(s 130 parson Ci a better pusit;on
.to iser,re yoa a reovo tan i,self, and
therel'ore ask cino , and, ell for a, coil,
tinuance of your support ,on
HENRY t,ir.ILLEPT
TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN
-Hay:ing, '2e..7.111 110MPtiated 920.: Iteeveitv
thfe Tow,hift-Op of Stephen, and, n01, 'bc-
'Inis, able to maka a personal ....:1191V1.:3'
S01.1.C.19, yotkr vote and, influence., 331 1!
irny ',power in, fur-
eih,P • .0"., riTin;-,,141); :SA NDERS
thee' th910001',Ila31lVa31 • of the- T.qvin.,,,
'6,,idett6
-
Stec
lt%AltM F
eholco rarm or. 108 acres On the
d And, Ord co11cesSio83 of tlaborne,
•••' one and a hair rAl1o4 from Exeter
preMlses is a largo brlok house
slate mat, and frarrri barns and
abr.ng, Win ,be gold separAtelY 001
together to ifitt'a purchaser. 15 Acres in
all wheat, 40 acres fill plow:ng done,
b3tane in grass. Apply to
THOS. FISHER, Exeter.
FOR SALE
Abom 1000 red bricks. Also whee
barrows and scaffoldings. Apply to
SUPT. NEW DANK OF COMMERCE
SSISTANT :MATRON WANTED TA
THE FIOUSE OF REFUGE IN THE
coumrx OF HURON.
Appl:cation can be made at once,
personally or by letter, to john .1'far-
ance, Inspector, Clinton P.O.
The appoIntinent will be permanent,
a-nd good salary wAl be paid to a. cap-
able wonnun.
Dated Dn. le, 1011. W.. IZASTE,
,Cleri
GET YOUR,FIENS TO LAY
Strieltly New Laid, Eggs Wanted, -
Will pay 34c. a dozen. for eggs not over
1 week old. -CHAS. F. HOOPER.
Gldley Street, Exeter.
22,4 blocks west of Tr.:vitt Memorial,
church '
,Imimmommin
Cadruidds,
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NEW YEA/1 EXCURSIONS-
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Between all stations in Canada, also
to' Niagara."Faila and Buffalo, N.
Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.
SINGLE FARE -L. -Minimum .Char,ge 25c
Good: golng December 30, 31,. 1911,
and. January 1, 1912: "
FARE AND ONE-T.1.1111/3-Mnturn
Charge 2.
Good go:tog dpAly unVI Jan- 1, N.1 -9i27`
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3. 'J. KNIGHT. Agent, EXOter.
aid/SA/or,
• LONDON, ONT.
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS.
Registered last _season upwards of 300
students and placed every graduate. Seven
specially qualified regular teachers. One
hundred- and fifty London firms_ employ
our trained help. College iu session from
Sept. 5 to June 30. Eater ani time.
Catalogue Free.
!Forest , and College-
, Shorthand '
3. W. WESTERVELT, JR. J. W. WESTERVELT,
Chartered Accountant, • Principal.
Vice Principal. 15
INTER TERM FROM, JAN.
CENTRAL
1//1,
sTRATFoRt).
I a the lead:ng, Busin,ess Colleae
,
Western Ontario. It hos, thzee-"..tYq)a-r-.
merits Commercial Shorthand and
Velelrra ph. larger and better than
tnose_ flts,;ord-nary Ej,lallneas
?and•J.`,`Ottr''' Falba!' .6“- gads,
ort n
tt. ifteet
163e 'c6uF
req:
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THE . CANADIAN - BANK
.OF.. .
,MMERCE.
SIR Eomu,ND *ALKErt, PR451DENT
.N-EXANDER LAIRD, GEN4RAL MANAGER
CAPITAL.. $10;000,000 -REST, - $8,000,000
DRAFTS ON FOREIGN COUNTRIES
. . . .
Every branch of The Canadian Bank of c•orrut.ierce is eqmpped to issue draft4
the priocipat cities in the following countries without delay ;
Atlim Crote Greece New -.1.andNbrny, Siberia
ASoedan
ltrAtiteb:auanatine RcPubik EDeuriprlaroart IlicCoalcelanna:dd axigk Mika
Pnsa
Austria-Hungary Faroe/elands Wand trast, Settlement*
Delgtuai Finland Italy. Plarppisie Island* Swirden
Braall PQM:05a Japan Portugal Strkrerland
Bulgaria Frartre ;ma Roumania Tarkey
Crylon Weil Cochin China alta Russia Braid States
Ctuii Germany Manchuria Serria Urnaguay
China CAreat Dritain Mexico ,F1t.% -we:dr./ie., etc.
The amount of these drafts is stated in the money of the country where they are pay-
able; that is they are drawd in sterling, francs, nialiks, lire, kronen, florins, Yen
rubles, etc., as the case may he. This ensures that the paYee abroad will
receive the actual amount intended. A233
EXETEft OOLLINS, Manager,.
Branch also
t credltert.
Molsons
corposated 855
Capital (paid up)
Ret Fulicl -
Total Aasets Over
Bank
$4,000,000
$4,600,000
844,000,000
HaSS3Branchesin 13.71114,4iptiat tiAegs 7141t:baen,vvd. 000zze, spond t 1 a h'e
(#1NERAL,HANKIII0 litiSINES8 TRANSAcinem.
SAVINOS BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Branches, Euterest Allowed at bigbest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Mzeter for the Dominion Government,
DicKsot; 4k CARLING! Solicitora, 'N. Et, MIRDON Bla ager
Oil
Read it There are values here that
you've never dreamed of getting.
We are hitching the $ to the big.
gest load it ever pulled.
Read on you will sure to find
something that will suit you.
FOUNTAIN PENS
ith 1088 14 karat gold nibs,
bads and pearl -.—$1.00
SLEIGHS
ror 13oys and G3---toastera25 ahd
500. Extra IteavY sled for $1,00.
ROCKING HORSES
The only aznuseme,,t. for a small child
Thelonger they art Oa it the better
bey like 31. Prices 90c to $1.15.
SEWING "MACHINES
A -special discount, ohllaymond, Singer
and New Williams. 'We aro offering an
extra New Cablnet guaranteed for 10
'years, golden oak finish, full Set of
attachment for 822.75. If you axe
Stlrinking of 'buying", In 1912 do it now
We will give It to you Mthe reduced
price. NEEDLES for all makes of ma-
ch:nos- • i
CHRISTMAS BOOKLETS
Sunday School Teactiera :viishimr to
present .bo-oltletsi to their pupae will be
given a special Price. -3c. to 50c.
POETRY
,
The Complete,. works of tho dtfterent•
Poeta, bound in Morroco, India paper
and a large type, 81.00,
I3IBLES
Book every person should itave and
read. Prices an from 15. to 4.50
-Morocco bound, silk aewla for $1.013 •
HYMN'BOOKS
Including Methodist, Presbyterial and
Anglican, 1.0e. to 4.00
MOXITH ORGAN'S
And swell um -steal instruments, suit-
able for boys. A grand mouth " organ
for 25c.
STATIONERY
A regular boxful containing 100
sheets for 5c. 25 of the best bond, en-
velopes for 5c.
XMAS. STATIONERY
Beautiful linen paper enclosed, in a
handsome box -A gift that is appreciat-
ed by 5 -l1 -20c. to $1.25. A special 60c.
line for 45c.
Just A Word About. Piano
We are carrying a much largei• and more assorted stock than we ever did
before, and the prices, that swe-ere going' to sell them at -will-rnalee yett.istit
FOR EXAMPLE -We offer 'You a ia.nge 4 ft. 7 in. Plano, full iron frame
peurpsn wsire stning„ mahogany finish, double veneered inoide and out -with an
unlimitted guarantee. This plane is sold by FIeintzanian & Co, and all we
ask df you ia to can and ludge,f or yourself. Its the th:ggest value you have
ever seen or h&rd of. We •have in0 co mpetition on. this piano* than thb price.
This piano 31 int a class by itineLf, and that's High Class. We would to
know if there is aa intending, purcha.ser curious enatig•ni` to call and i'nquIre the
price. It will do us bath: good. At any rate calf and receive one, of our large
art Cale/IQ-1.T S.
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