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bad Offset% Office over C•lubman A
Stalt+kiutrre Of ce, Matin Street, ErC0fOr.
LBGAL. .
D,ICIt"SON & CARLING, rissairmins,
Senators, , Nfalkslsat. Csnreyancerii,. Sonia
malestmare. Solicitors for the Mo1sons
Bank, etc,
aloney to %Da& at lowest rates of interest
Offices—I atn-St,,Exeter
I.
It. Carling, a RA. L. 1T. Dickson
11I.14131 2 TO LOAN
We halm a large amount of Private
funds to loan ort fanx- and village mop.
er cies at 16\7 rasa et tsnilatp►Al,
l b�'1S tAII & Mi11/41I WW
Barreaters, Soltcltors, Sdreter.
'J. SENIOR
Agent Corifedarat;on Life • Aeauranap
CoraPanT, aloe P1''e Ins ce ?n scabs
trig Caltadiata and Britian ComjRniea.
hfatn-Sit.,' Exeter.
T. Ft CA.RLINfi
Life, Fire, Accielc it ,and Pieta Glass
insurance, Collecting accounts. and eon
ducting eue{lota (titles, . - legatee, Ont.
The cost of a Business or Short-
hand Education in the ..
Verta11,011111,‘,
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to interesa d ensiljrnoir
aboutthe'was ful
Marvel Iklkatl t kray
.ask our druggist for
•k, Ir be cannot supply,
the MOTs steeps no.
other' but sena stamp for titpe.
trrtod book'-eedlsd. It given Pall
pparttomlars end directions invaluable
to ladtos,'wlzvDSOn $.ua't' t QO.,' 'indoor' Out
Geneva Agents tor cauada,
GR ,NO TRUNK"' STEM
Homeseekers' Excursions
To MANITOBA, SASEATC HEWAN
AND ALBERTA
each TUESDAY until Oct, 26LI1 in-
clusive
Winnipeg and Return $35.00
Edmonton , and Return 43,00
Proportionate low rates to oth-
er points,
Return limit two months.
Through coaches and Pullman tour-
ist, ;Sleeping cars are operated to
WINNIPEG without change, leaving
Toronto 11.00 pan„ via Chicago and
St. Paul on above dates.
,� 'Tickets are a iso on sale via Sarnia •
and Northern Navigation Company.
Full. particulars- and reservations
from Grand Trunk Agents, or• •write
G, E, Horning, .D,P.A., Union Station
Toronto, Ont. ,
N. J. DORE, Agent, Exeter
Electric Restorer for Meat.
Phosphonol.reetores: every neree is rim bed,
to its proper -.teniae; Imitates
vim and vitality rsoature decal sad r=i cox
weakness averted at once. Pkeep3rnol -w
make you a new man. Price 18 a box or two isr
$5. sailed to any address, The Soo'6ellDreg
Co.. et. Catharines. t, ,
CENTRAL
Toronto, Ont. is quite moderate when
the splendid results are considered.
One postal card. -one effort—we do
the rest This . college is open all
year
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned le offering. Toi• 'sale
that desirable 100 sere 'arm, situated
1n the Townsitga or Biiddulph, tieing Lot
12, C. 1. %helve fa on the prem see
a good ira,rne 0°14 4, barn with:founda-
tioaa, °rettatltl„- The faxen '.s well draipi-
ed and all undetr oulfivatioix, This is
an excellent fa4r 11 t vibll situated, and will
be sold reasonable, For tuntlher p rtic-
uktra apply to Jahn O'Neil. MOoresvelie,
Ont. WWI. . KELLY:,
FARM, FOR SALE
The underslimed is offering fasr, sale.
Lot Cl, North Boundary Stephen, con-
taining 100 atres of good land. There
is on the premises a *nod frame house
with stone cellar ; bank barn with ce-,
meat floors ; :3 good needs, and a
small orchaod;. This is a god grain
or grass farm, or wtaudrl malas a good
stock farm. Situated two miles from
Exet,•;r; phone in, house. Will be sold
ieasoeabbe. For partictadars apply on
the premises, or write the un.dessilgned,
Fred Green, Hay, or D. S. Phillips',
Exeter.
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Goliege At
Home
• Thousands of ambitious young peo-
ple are fast preparing in their own homes to
occupy lucrative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil Servants, in
fact every sphere of Business Activities
You may finish at college if you so wish
Positions guaranteed. Outer college any
day: ' Individual instruction, Expert tea-
chers. Thirty years, experenee. Largest
trainere.in Canada. Seyen colleges, Spec-
ial course for teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can
ada. Summer School at famous
Spotton Business College, Lon-
don.
GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
President Principal
SYNOPSIS OF CAII.DIr1.N NORTH
W1i7ST -LAND Rritita ATIONS
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ANY person who is the sate head of
a famiis+ or airy male area. 18 yeare.olcl ..
xray homestead a quarter seetlt'f+n• of
available Detrntrilon, land an 'Manitoba
Sesitatbtiewe n or Alberta. The ap-.
' pl4eant must . appear in person sit the
Dor/Slnloin Lamle • Agency or Sub.
agency for the district. Illnta'y; by pro-
- zy n ade be made at any ageeracy, on
certain conditions by flartber, mother ,
iron, daughter, brother or sister ,of fn
tending th!olmetebeader
autres --Six months' ths' residence upon,
and cultivation of the Mod, in • Beats'
oC three years, A hosneedea4er may live
within nine rr.'Jleei ;of his homestead on'
rami of at least 80 acnes scatty.
owned and occupied by hi!ri or. by 1116
rather, mother, .e n daughter, brother
or sister, •
In certain diatrlets a htoiheeteader Csi`
good standing may Pre-empt a quart
er-ieection 'along side his homicstead.
Price $8.00 per' acre. :.•
musics• -Must reside upon the hone
stead . or pre-emnptiart six more -ale uta:
each of six years from, date oC home-
stead entry (including' the' t„tia: re
quired to earn iaam,este�ad patent) and
cultivate fifty acres 'extra:.
;A 1loaneetead,er who hos exhausted vis
homestead right end own not obtain o
pieaelnptio;n mast ulster fpr a pun.
thawed homesr't,easd ki eertaili ,di.steeis
: • Price aa.Oo star acre. Duties-, Must.
',aside six mointlh:s ,Ura e ii' of these
years, cultivate fifty a,*es and erect
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bduee worth $300.
WI;w ttiour,
Deputy of tt'ie l t'Lnleter of the 'Interior.
nau' or z Tru iCat.00 Of
STRATFORD. ONT.
The' i:esVt practiced ,trainisig school. ',n
Ontario. -Three. departments, COMMER
CiA L,, SHORTHAND and TELEGRAP-
HY. Ali courses'"are thecoough and
practical. Teaeters lie experienced and
graduates are' placed in pxrsitione�. we
give• individual attention anad students
naay enter at any time. Write for our
free catalogue at. once.
D A. McLACEILA.N, Principal.
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SCHOOL REPORT or S. S. No, 6
Stephen -4V., 350, V. liattover.2i.0,
Mawhinney 219, P. Ragier 193, W.
Hartman 161; 111., '300, B. Hartman
227, E Mawhinney 202, K- Willett 182
IL 250 J. Hanover 150, T. I'Iatnacher
95; I,, 200, E. Hartman 139, A. Hart -
men 118. Primer, 150, A. Neeb 124;
V. Mawhinney 114, F. Hanover 109,
1 Wild 01,-,-J, .G, Yelland, teacbher,
SEAFORTH,-•A, very pretty but
quiet wedding took place at • .high
noon on Wray 28th', „tat the, home,oflvlr
and Mrs. Chas. Soole, when their
youngest. daughter Miss Florence, be-
came the bride of Frederick Arthur
Richards of 'Edmonton,
RHEUMA
DRIVES OUT
RHEUM.ATISM
AFTER ' 25 YEARS- OF MISERY
THIS MAN WALKS, WORKS
AND FEELS FINE AGAIN.
--Right away—the first day you
,start to take RHEUMA.--the Uric
Acid poison begins to dissolve and
leave the sore joints; and muscles. Its
action. is; little less than magical.
RHEUMA—works so speedily you
actually can` feel 'the. Rheumatism
leaving the body. ,A bottle costs but.
but 50c and if you are ,not satis-
fied W. S. COLE will return vour
money Read this. : .
"I wish' to state to.you the faots
and nothing 'but ,the „facts. I bless
the day a friend brought me a 50
cent bottle of Rheuma . I used one-
half of it and it did me more good
than all the other medicines I ever
tried 3 had been afflicted with
Rheumatism all over my body .for
more than 25 years;; I could not walk
and. was a> broken down man. During
that time I, spent a small fortune
trying to -be rid, of the horrible .lis--
i:.ase. but without help. Hfolvever;
RHEUMA reached my case, .and do.
my work.
"Before taking your medicine
was staying with a daughter on, her
farm and despite her loving efforts
to tempt my appetite I couldn't eat.
After I had taken RHEUMA two'
days my appetite returned. Yours
for prosperity,"—Prof. H. H. 'Kol
ling j S. Ninth St., Richmond Ind.
October 10 1912.
LABATT'S STOUT.
- The very best for use in ill -health and convalescence
Awarded Medal and Highest Points in America
at World's Fair, 1893
PURE—SOUND—WHOLESOME
JOHN LABATT, LIMITED. LONDON, CANADA 29
moi
Ye Olde Firm Of
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eintznnan
LIMITED
One Genuine Heintzman & Co. Up -Right Piano, Fancy
Walnut Case, slightly used, splendid condition, fully guar=
anteed 5 years. ,Regular pike 450'' selling price $290.00 $6.
per , month.
One Thomas Square Piano Rose Wood Case, 7.1 1-3 Octave
over strung scale guaranteed years $150. or $3. per month
One- R. S , W.:1liams ,S :: uare Piano Rose Wood Case "7 I3
Octave over strung scala in splendid • condition guaranteed.
5 years. $150.00 $3.00 per month.
One Steadman Square Rose Wood. Case. '7 1.3 Octave
overstrung scale in splendid .condition . guaranteed 5 ' years
$150.00. $3,00.p$r month;
15 or 20 Organs in g. repair fully gfrom $�+10
guaranteed4P
to 550.00 one to $2,00 per month,
�e nztrain & ' Co.
103-5-7 Younge Street, Toronto
or Heintzman & Co. 38 Ontario Street, Stratford
Heintzman and Co. Please mail me
y Y' d
to -clay �a 'list of • slightly � >tse � Upright
Pianos advertised in the !Exeter Ad-
v c,�ate. { "
Name
N i3 th i ed Uhl
tAddaress.
iers aJ ertisetYlerit. tilrnp.t''bet* d tors
Ns.
RAN
Messrs, Tos. and Ezra. Brenner were
in Exeter on business Friday, ---Mr. J.
Darrow is hired with Mr. Brenner to
tend bar,,. -Mr, L.,Rnveiie was in LOA -
don Wednesday last on business, -Mrs
Jos Sharrow,who has been visiting
in Detroit, returned home Sunday;.'
Quite a number from, around here at4
tended the celebration in Dashwood
Tuesday. --Mrs. A, Graveile and Mrs,
• Tetreats were visitors at Part''
Franks ,ivlondaylVIr, Wm, Oliver was
in Port Franks; last week,, -=•Rev. Gren-
zebach of Dashwood will preach in
the Presbyterian church Sunday next,
—Mr John Statton. and Mrs. Walter
Statton and children left for new On-
tario Saturday,—.Mr, and Mrs. Hus-
ton of Exeter were 'here for a few
day last week, --Tile Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist Church will 'hoicl a
Bazaar oil June .10th, when they
sell theft autograph quilt and other
articles. A program has been prow-
ided There will be a lunch served
by the ladies 'afterwards,
The following is h correct re-
port of the standing of the pupils of
S. S, No. $, Stephen, for May, ' the
names being in order of merit,.
Div. L --Sr, TV„ M Ravelle,, G Steb-
bins. R Oliver, E Cameron, K. Pollock'
Jr. IV. C Hamilton, A Hamilton, L
L, Patterson, M Lovie, N Stattori, W,
Ravelle,, C Dewey,.,
Sr, III,—A Ravelle, . L Ravelle, L
Green; F Dewey.
Middle III,—K Patterson, R: Disjar-
dine, G P,atterson, E" Defore, E R
Down, A Page, M Carriere absent.
Jr. III, -111 Pollgak, E Disjardine, 'S
Gratton A Lovie and, T Allister ab-
sent •
Sr. T;—E Green„ If Bossenberry,
Tiederman, L Pollock, S Lovie, J
Down, E Gill.
No, on roll 35; average attendance
25.
(Mrs.) Vinetta Kerr, teacher
Div, 2—Sr.. II —D Stebbins, F Baird,
E Cameron, E Disjardine, K Laawrence
M Teiderman, G Teiderman.'
Middle II.—H Green, I Hamilton' R
Disjardine, F. Gill, B Gratton, W Ha-
macher.
Jr. II, -1 Ravelle, H Lovie, P Stone
V 'Page, M Dewey, W Down,: T, Baird
Part II.—O Oliver, G Pollock,. G
Allister.
I B.—M Stebbins, R Gill.
Jr I.—G Statton, F Ravelle, M Dis-
jardine J Brenner, H Gratton, A Bos-
senberry H Patterson, C Bossenberry
nI Patterson, E Mollard:
No . on roll 39; average 32,
Belle W, Potter, teacher.
SAINTSB URY
Intended for last week.
A game of football was played here
between the Lucan and Saintsbury
teams resulting` irk favor of the lat-
ter 2-0.—Mr. •Chas. Dobbs, who sus-
tained injuries by .falling off Mr. Car-
rol's barn. is on the mend, and ex-
pected to be himself again shortly(
—A quiet wedding took place at St.
George's church, , Calgary, on May 15.
wheel Mr. Edgar• B. Smith. of Edmon-
ton, a former resident of this. place,
waa married to Miss Ethel Washburn
of Calgary, daughter of Mr. Allen
Washburn of Comber, Ont. Edgar
will have the best wishes of .- his
many friends here for a long and
happy - wedded life, -
ZURICH
'The band has been reorganized and
it is expected that • the first open-
air --concert will be. given on the first
Saturday in June,—Mr, 0. 'H. Ehnes
son of Mr, and Mrs, A. G. Ehn,es
has been promoted to the Calgary
,branch of the Dominion Bank, after
a several••years' stay with that bank
at Claresholm, Alberta. -Miss Lillian
Faust rettlrned to Naperville on Wed-
nesda'; : after spending a few weeks
at her hbme.—Miss Eva -Brown who
has been in Berlin the last six mon-
ths, returned
on-ths,.returned home last week. -Dr. E.
J. Egan of North Dakota, formerly
principal of the public school here, -
is visiting his mother;, Mrs. Jas. Ha-
gen Pari-, Line. 'Mr. Hagen is on
his way to Great Britain. -Mr. Geo,
Elton Datars, son of ` Mr. and Mrs.
Henry batars died at Detroit, after
a short illness. The deceased had
been away from here for some years
and was for a while with the Tor-
oats Street RaiLway, and later left
t'or Detroit. 'His iParents were noti-
fied of -his serious illness atld both
left foe Detroit on Monday morning
the day of: his death. He had eeached
the age 27 years, 6 months. and 12
days His remains, were brought
home, --Rev. C. C, J, Maass, and Mrs.
Maass. were pleasantly°surprised ,nn
the 22nd May, when the members' of
the Ladies' Aid and their husbands
assembled at the parsonage to lid
farewell to the departing pastor and
his wife: Mrs. J. Deichert read an
address and Mrs. Johnston handed to
Rev _Maass a well filled purse. Mrs.
Maass intends leaving for Preston on
Tuesday while Rev. Maass will re-
Mair until the let of July.
NEW MIUSKOKA TRAIN'
This train ; now leaves Toronto
10.15 a,m: daily, except Sunday, ar-
riving, Muskoka Wharf 1,40 p. _ m•
making direct connection with steam
err for all points on Miiskoka Lakes,
A brand new train, consisting,,: of
baggage car, ' Vestibute Coaches, and
Parlor -Library -Buffett car are op-
erated, and passengers are assured of
a comfortable ride along the most
interesting route to Muskoka :Wharf
which is the original gateway to the
far-faxned Muskoka Lakes.,
This train runs right to to side of
steamer at Muskoka Wharf, thus a-
voiding any inconvenience to pass
engers
•.Rfturn connection is made .with
traiir leaving Mttsltoka Wharf at 10,45
a,ni. loris except Sunday, arriving at
Toronto 510 p.m.
Tourist T`iekets at rcducecl. ;lutes
are , rionr 'On sale •' to ivuskoka, i e-
sert,s, good for stop over at any'
point' and good to return Until
No'retnbcr 30th, 10.13
Full particulars and i nets i l orti~.
aria' Grated Trgnk Agents. NJ. „:sere;
Station ,Agent,' Exeter.
‘‘All Is
'WeU1hat Erids We
Along with.4yipepais eot4ea nervousness, sleeplessness twtd gee -
end ill, health., What Because a dltsordered stomachh, doestaverna
the rand to be arsitgilsted and Waded to. the blood, On the other band,
the blood is. *barged with pollens *ditch coatis .from this disordered
digestion.. In turn, the nerves sore not fed on good, red blood Ind we
no times symptoms of nervous breakdown. It ie not bead work that
doge it, but peermtoreach work, With poor thin blood the body is not
protected against the attack of germs of grip•,-bronchitis---conIurep-
troa. Fortify th.laody now with
emoomeeellimmealeetie 1DU,7k'I]RH,,"S isoralownsmaTaarmas
GO�de�t Medical Discovery
an siteratiguextractfzom nati'vw inisdic nal plants,, proscribed in both Iitiaid
and tablet fora by Dr. R. V Pierce, over 40 years ago,
More than 40 years of experience has proven its superior worth ars an.In-
viroratinc stomach tonic mad blood purifier. It invigorates and' regulates
the stomach, -liver and bowels, and through -thein the whole enetem. It can
now alae be had in surae -costed telpiet farm of most dealers in medicine.
If not, tend 50 gents in one -cent stamps for trial box to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Butralo, N.Y.
r.J..�.,The Common Sense Medical Adviser
IS A BOOK OF 1008 PAGES HIANDSOIVIELY BOUND IN CLOTH -TREATS
PHYSIOLOGY i3YGTENEE,,ANATOMY,MEDICINE AND IS A COMPLETE
UOME PHYHIhZAN, Send SO one -cent Stamps to It V. Pierce, Auriga. N. X.
Dr. -de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never' fails. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
gpserative portion of the female system. Ruse
ail cheap. imitations. Dr. go Tan are s set
lSabox, or three fors 0 Mailedto �s
_ r ra ,
T1t6 Ai'asbell Drug �o., PJt. Catharines. fTn�
CANADIAN
I OM RSEE KER,S'
EXCURSIONS
TO
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASSATCHEWAN'
Each Tuesday until .October 28th; inclusive,
Winnipeg and Return - $35.00
Edmonton and Return 43.00
Other points in proportion
rn
Retu
_Other
two months
HOSLESEUERS' TRAIN leaves Toronto
3.Ol� vp,m, each iTnesday. Meq' to August;
lndaaive. Best train to take, as. Winnipeg is
reached early morning enabling Passengers to
make all branch line connections.
Through trains Toronto to
Wlanipe& and Wat
wiPtii m1a:s from Ga MadiaGri RAYeats or
DPA.: C.P. sty.; Toronto
•
TC FARMERS WANTING EM
" Farmers wanting hired rnen for next
season should place their orders et orale
o'i terve i•se there . will be. difficulty as
etecullaIS dip Orfs -s lett with the
Local Grovern nen t 11iminoynt nt Agent
for this d'isot'cttkert, Ail voeate Ofn'ce, or
addresoad salt rein, wilt receive promo
u,f;entlon C. , •I' SANDERS, Agent.
We Cive Steady Employment
to reliable energetic men for
the sale of our products. We
giveall the advantages that a
reliable well advertised, estab-
lished firm can offer. If you
wish to represent us, WRITE
NOW before it is too late,
for further information.
,OVER 600 ACRES
under cultivationarid one of
the most complete Nursery
plants in Canada. Established
35 years. Free catalogue of
stock on. Application.
•PELHAM NURSERY CO.
TORONTO, ONTARIO
1
The Right Place : for a Water Pan
in
a furnace is just..
over the feed door
andthis is
where it is
placed in the
"Sunshine."
It has a lip
front and is
the right
height for easy fill-
ing without removal.
Its position and
capacity of the pan
healthy humid heat.
Write for the Sunshine booklet,
yr get our , localagent to ex.,
plain the- many advantages of
this furnace over any other.
make certain of a
MCCIarfs
Sunshine Furnace
London Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver St. John, N.B.
Hamilton ' Calgary Saskatoon Edmonton 335
Sold by T. Hawkins & Son
"II
5ustaini
That's the big essential of a~ l
foods and Kelso ° . 's :Corn Flakes
possesses this quality in a high.
degree.
Has a flavor all kits own—as nutritious
as ;;;heavier . foods but, being more
easily digested, is farmore sustaining~.
Sold by all" Grocers at I0c...ry
Look for this
signature
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LAKES