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DENTAL
Dr, O. F. IIQUTAST,ON, L,D,S„
D?llf+ TEST
of the. R.p.D.S. or Ontario and
• 'ittadaate. of Toronto tinivereltyk
-Oyer Dickson & Carling's law
office, Closed Wednesday afternoons,
DR, A. It. KINSMAN, L.D.S., D•T)..S„
goner Graduate or Toronto • University
DENTIST
Teeth extpacted-withoiut Pain, or any
bad a*teets. Office over Qladtntrn
rkltan +tt'e Office, Main Street, Exeter.
I.Ec3Alr
DiC C8ON & CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, 'Qons
tnipeionerS• Solicitors for the Molsons
Sank, etc. 1
ploney to Loan at lowest a'a.tea of interest
Ofittcea-Matln-St., Exeter
I. 'Ii. Caxitns, 13.A. L. H. Dickson
MONET TO I+04
We ,have a large averment of Dotvats
a prop-
erties
to loan artEaeurt and - village e G' lYr i>-
erties at low rated of interest.
GI.Ablvl:AN & STANDOUT
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter.
3. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assure=
Company, aleo Fre Insurance in leed-
fng Canadian and Britten Cormartias.
Mutat-St., Exeter.,
T. B CARLINGI
• Life, Fire, .Accident.: and. Plate Blass
Insurance, Collecting accounts. and con-
ducting' .auction„ sales. - Exeter, Ont.
College At I
Home
Thousands of ambitious young pea
ple are fast preparing hi their own homes to
occupy lucrative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in
fact every sphere of Business Activities'
You m+y finish at college it you .so wish
Positions guaranteed. Eater college any
day. Individual instruction. ffixpert tea•
chem. Thirty years, experence. Largest
trainers in Canada. Seven colleges, Spec-
ial course for teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial
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GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
President Principal
SYNOPSIS OF CAP1ADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND RLl'CIULATIONS
ANY person who is the sole head of
a family or any male over 18 years old,
may .homestead a, quarter section of
• i
lable Se,skatc,he Dominionn land ' orAlberta. Q7 The Manitoba'
p-
,plicant nest appear in person at the
Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-
agency for the district. Entry -by pro-
xy made be made at any agency, on
certain conditions by father, mother,
son, daughter, brother or sister ,of in-
tending homesteader
Duties -Six months' residence upon
.and cultivation of the land In each
,of three years, A homesteader may live
within nine n.fles of his homestead on
a farm e4 at least 80 acnes softely
-owned and occupied by him or by his
•tat,her, mother, won daughter, brother
or sister,.
In certain districts a homesteader &t
good standing may pre-empt a quart
ger-Isectien 'along side hes homestead.
Price $3.00 per acre.
Duties -Must reside upon the home
stead or pre-eanption six months in
each, of six years frolm date of home-
stead entry (inciluding the tisne re-
quired to earn- homestead patent) and
cultivate fifty acre extra.
A homesteader who iis.s exhausted his
homestead right and cannot obtain
preemption stay enter for a pun;
chased honiessead in certain distrt'ctei
Price $3.00 per acre. Duties-- Must
reside 'six months in each of . these
years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth $300,
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the rdini,ster of the Interior
• N-B.--ilneasti orixe�d (publication of
this advertisement will trot •be patid, for.
WHICH SCHOOL WILL I ATTENpi
Write to -day for the catalogue tti
ELLIOTT•
Toronto Ont., It will help you to
answer the question. Careful •iud-
ment should be excerised in choosing
• , a school.
have You
made provision, for employment
during the Fall aft 1 Winner mon-
ths or do you, wish steady ,;re--
nu,nerative work the year thrtugh
Write us and secure the Agent's
terms. We offer the best in the
business. Pay weekly, free outfit
exclusive territory.
Over 60.0 Acres
tinder cultivation. Established ov.
er 35 years. 'A reputation for
high grade stock and fair +Zeal-:
h g. A. salesman can make mon-
ey - Selling for its. We want an
energetic reliable man forExeter
and vicinity. For terms write
PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
Toronto, Ont.
N.B.-Free catalogue on request
ilionmemmomoultmummuimiwromat
FARM volt SALES
•
The. ,anderaigned :is offering for sale
that desirable 100 acre farms, situated:
In the Towresh'sp of .Bidduiph, being Lot
13; Con. 1. Thera Is on the prerrti.seg
a gccd frame dimes% barn withfounda-
tion, orchard. The fad1x is -well drain-
ed and all under cuifivation. Tills is
an excellent bairn), well situated and wt,1t
be 'sold reasonable. For further-pertic-
ular'a apply to Sohn O'Neil, Mooresville,
Ont. WM. XVILLY.`
FARM FOR SALE
-'The undersigned is offering for sale
`Lot 0, North Boundary Stephen, con=
twining 100 acres of geod land. There
le en the premises a good frame house
With starer cellar; bank barn with ce-
ment floors ; 8 good wells, and a
small orchard,, This Is ,a good grain
or grass farm, or wloutd snake a good
;stook tarns. Situated two miles tent
Eye liar';_ phone in hemmer. Will be sold
reati+rttabile; •11'pr •pisrtinuts;ge,,'> PPW btl-
the prentiees, er write the undersigned$
Fred Green. HaYi er !4. 5, iyhlttlpra,
Exeter.
BUSINESSAND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
at the
aiteme
Y. M. C. A. BLDG..
LONDON. ONT.
Students assisted to positions. College
M. session from Sept. 2nd. Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
J. W,, Westervelt J, W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal Chartered Accountant
17 Vice -Principal
t7 ANTO 7-•-' A ver prett weddiPg 1 IF ENS.41‘1,4
was solemnized in Wesley a larch y'ee,
terd• y at; 0,1e 0'fi100k when Helen tvene
youngest (laughter of Mt. and Mee•
Williarxi Doherty, was unikitl. in ;mar-
rifta to Mr, Samuel T, xiptlietrne
of Saskatoon, Sash,
CLAYTON ---It was with a�shock rd
surprise and sorrow that h wff
was received in town on Saturday
morning that Miss Oarle h pT y
had died suddenly in. Winnipeg the
day before.
Mies Shipley had left the previous
Monday in company with her aunt,
Mrs. Roberson of Regina, and, family
who bad •been camping at Goderieh
during the summer,with the intention
of spending some time in the west in
the hope that the change would prove
benefietal to bear 'health. the remains
were brought home for interment,
A WINDSOR LADY'S APZ'111 L
To All Women -I will send fres with
full instructions, my home treatment,
which yoaitively cures Leucorrhboa, U.
ceratior Displacements, Falling et th
womb, Painfull or Irregular Periodls,.
uterine arxl Ovarian Tuioxs
or grOlifihs
RIso Hot Flushes, Nervousness, 3591-
a.ncholy, Polus In the Head, Back or
Bowels. and Bladder troubles, where
caused by weakness peculiar to our dos
You can continue treatment at heal*
at a cost of only;1BbeUt 12 ceatl4 a week
hiy book. 'Woman's Own Medias' Ad-
viser," also sent free on 'request.
Write to -day. Address, Nide. M.Suarumattr
Box. H. 840 Windsor. Ont.
'.' Pandora Range will bot'.
cook and bake at the same time
its full capacity. This feature.andN
many other exclusive ones will compel
your serious consideration when you
select your. kitchen range.
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LONDON
TORONTO
MONTREAL
;Sl WINNIPtrG,
VANCOt)VE1t
ST. )Oh1N.
H AMTLTofl
w Itt CRY
SASICATOON
vOi EDMONTON
e.3.
Pandora Ran ;,
ges are sold
'• everywhere
by good dea-
lers who back
op our .guar.-
antee on this.;-;-
dplendid, e
r
11.-MCraoially
.,
S
Sold in Exeter by T. Hawkins & Son
Thr. MeDo4.aid" of 1'409 14 accolrr
panted by Mre. 1,4c7Rofa'ld, arrived here
last week,, and i preparing to pract-
ise dentistry la the office, recently oe-
cupi.ed by. D33, Sellery.--Last Week Mr
Janis Moore had a severe attack of
suh stroke,. and (s tinder the care of
the doctor, -.-Many of quiz people at-
tended Toronto Fair, and this week.
they are going to London Fair, Next
week it will be Exeter and Zurich. -
The Labor Day local bowling tourna-
ment was a successful, affair. McKay
eI' y
and Borthron won the trophy; and
Hemphill, and Arnold the consolation.
On Thursday evening last 3 rinks
of Exeter bowlers were here and the
game;, ended an exact tie.
At high moon on August 26th the
home of the bride's mother, Mrs. H.
1-I, Elliott of Shawville, Que., was rhe
scene of a, very pretty weddirig, when
her only daughter, Annie Edith, be-
came the wife of Dr. George Mc-
Alister of Georgetown, Ont., and a
formet well-known resident of this
village where he lived until he took
his degree in medicine three years ago
ROUGH MARRIAGE KNOTS.
Pledges Under Which They Were Tied
In Medieval rams.
The matrimonial contract today is a
thousand tinges more polite than it was
i the middle ages. It.b:as lost the en-
raging frankness of its medieval orig-
311111.
In the good old days -when the bride
Vf$ taken "for fairer, for fouler, for
beitt'r. for. worse:' and promised "to
be toixoru and bonny" to her husband,
hor filth's. gave the bridegroolu one of
tho bride's shoes as,. It token of the
tr:lusl'er of authority. '• The bride was
wade to fres the t•hange by a blow on
the head duly administered with the
dr- 4. duty 11111. 11 anon Siguitioant 3111(1
t.••„t a use of the artu•ie than our
•rt t +,i'• r1stuu1 of thrt1wiug it after
ta: anlage: 'i'Iie tlashtunic oath
,i ir,-.t hi ,rife. 1vt 11. t tantl bialys o1
i i '1 -'lit' might leave hlui .1.s a point
r h,vu,r. lire erre. he h'a:$ snowed 1,3
'es -os 0)11 Ill. wife anti aliiltenlirt'1,
t,o ,, ,1 1V,+Ish law lay's it -du vn !bat
three toows with a broomstick -on only
:,art of the lot-' 3 .'s• 0111 the 11314 is a
i;lir alto - it t'.” while another lir„\i+ii-(
tb 14 the sti' k ''le not lunger 111:113 ins
linst;al„i'• :arm n,u' thicket• than his
tinter
'l'he br,tlo. 1 ','ever. had her privy•
le -res. In +01.1311:1 t -Outlines it 11':I•:lirr
:r t;1)1 right 1ht' 'morning after the
wedding *day to ask fur any stint of
ttlutx ; .tt' nny estate that she
311,31 her hn'Irri1,1 ,-unhi nut 111 honor
rel'tl7t• .\ ::esu that to be pretty sure
of his hri+h's 'intentiou3'• to run su•-h
a risk.
These old ti:iit' marriages here often
rd driven -linrgoins, 1vbh'h unbiash.
131g1y displayed a gootl deal of unlovely
liniU:iit 50itiblauess Yet Ltbe rough
kunts'th; t 'Vet•e find a tholNand y'ea1t:.
hold faster than many; of t ho be-
ribboned -and bejeweled bonds we tin
gooteeiy adjust today. - New York
World •
The Metaphysical Society.
The distinguished company of con-
tributors to the first number of the
Nineteenth Century was selected from
a yet -more distinguished company of
which Lord Avebury was a member.
This was the Metaphysical society,
founded by James Knowles and Ten-
nyson in 1869. Its Members ranged
from Dean Stanley • to Huxley and
from Tyndall to Manning, and its
meetings saw such unusual sights as
the Catholic Manning, supported by
two Protestant bishops, presiding over
a discussion among atheists, deists and
freethinkers. The Society formed the
nucleus of the band of contributors
who supported Knowles as editor first
of the Contemporary and then of the
Nineteenth Century. --Westminster Ga-
zette. °
Had to Follow.
One day a young colored man of
sporty appearance dropped !net a coun-
try
ouptry livery stable and said he needed
a job: He looked promising, so he was
set nt work greasing the axles of a
buggy.
In a remarkably short space of time
he reported the task finished,
"Look here,” said his new boss, "do
you mean to say you've greased all
four of -them wheels already?" .
"Well," .rejoined the new man: "I've
greased the two front ones."
"And why haven't you greased the
two hind ones?"
"Well," said the new man again, '•sn
long's the two front ones goes all
right the two hinds ones jes' nacht'lly
got to follerl"-Everybody's.
Lobster Twine:
A than who had wondered what lob-
ster twine was found the answer very
simple. It Is a fine quality, stout twine
an eighth of an Inch In diameter, made
of manila hemp and originally intend
ed for making the netted part of lob
ster' pots. Lobster twine has conte
also to be used on board vessels, both
5811 and steam, for serving ropes, for
whipping ropes, including ropes even
of wire, and for various other purposes
for which a stout, durable twihe of
this size might prove useful. There" is
probably more lobster twine used now
on vessels than for the purpose for
which it was first made.
Puzzled Hire.
Mark Twain and his peculiarities
were beim discussed' by an English
class in a certain high school, One
youthful' orlter''bad -der5 eloquently
described Mark's petrsonal appearithce
and had'latd uniiilal Stress on the nu
tiipi'a , 4of4nessl"for +wearing.' white
turns is u• ' a
" li
flee] •said '• 2iri:el °'liiitXC'Ii 1$tei�le
youth. "+tydon't see bow the nubile
,knoWs whether h1s flannels were red
vt white;',--lliktet,bod$'s htagazlnei.
er..,..•
Itis the right of everyone to Ilya and enjoy the cheerful life.. We owe
It'to ouraelves and those who live with us to lige the cheerful Ufa. We,
cannot do too if ill health take* hold 9f us,
The wife, mother and daughter suffering from hotfleshes, nervousness,
headache, backachs draggle -down feeling, or any other weakness due todisorders
or irre¢piaritiep of the delicate fera*le organ* -ie not only a burden, to herself;,•
but to her loved ones,,
There afar a Irsmrdy.
Ports' years experience bas proven trrnaistalmbly .that
DR.. TIERCE'S
Favorite prescripvtion
will restore health to weakened womankind. For 40 years it has survived
yyrejudice, envy end malice. Sold by dealers inmedicine in liquid or tablet form,:
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreacriptionTabletn can be bad of druggist or mallet: ma
receipt of one -cent stamps -tor $1.00 or 60c size. Address R. V. Pierce. td. l)..
Buffalo. N. T.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and rows ;.orate
stoimadi, Um* stud bowels. Sugar-coated, tarty graoaresck3.
PARKrnLL--Mr. and Mrs. M. Fenn
of town announce the engagement, of
Lee, daughter, Olive Le , to Mr,
William F. Burgman, of Wingham.
The marriage takes place during the
latter part of September.
Electric Restorer for Men
Pbosphollol restores every nerve fn tba body
to i re:1r to lion restores
vim and vitality. Prerna nue decay and allsexoal
weakness averted at once. Phoaphono1 will
snake you a neer man: Prise tar box. or twc fat
15. Malled to any address. The8cobell Drug
O o.. lit..Cstharin es. Out.
Vgico
OUVENIR
(NEW IDEA SERIES)
OME folks dread the winter- .
because of the furnace troubles
it brings
Antiquated heating systems are cer-
Willy a nuisance. Dust and ashes,
sometimes deadly gas fumes, all over
the house. Or hot air like a breeze
across a desert waste -poisonous, dry,
health -destroying air. All because
conservative manufacturers would
not consider New Ideas in beating.
The SOUVENIR furnace makes the
hot air system the healthiest, cheapest
and best. '
It's built right—A solid. one-piece iron fire-
pot—tested and selected iron at that --and
flanges on the outer side to increase midi-
Sting surface.
The grate is simplicity itself—ashes easily
dumped by a simple turn of the lever
No place for clinker troubles.
From base ring to dome every
SOUV$vIR furnace is perfect,
Ask for our new booklet.
The SOUVENIR Fur»ace
is made in-Ha,n,G,,,,. the
stove centre cl.. r,.-.:, oy
Thellamilton Stove
and Heater Co.
Limited
Successors to
Gurney Tilden
Company,
13
certaimy does
eliminate
furnace
bothers
Every buyer of a Souvenir
Furnace is presfnteal with
o kora bond on date of Our-
, ; diose. guaranteeing fiiepoi
,opainst cracks or breaks of
any kind for 5 years.
W. 3. Heaman, Exeter,
will be glad to show the "Souvenir line"
GRANITTRUNKRstVEZ
Harvest Help Excursions
$10.00 to WINNIPEG - VIA CHICAGO AND DULUTH
Proportionate low rates to Edmonton and intermediate stations.
Sept. 3 -Stations Toronto and Eaast & East of Orilla and Scotia Jct.
Sept 5 -Stations Toronto to North Bav incl. and west thereof in Ontario
Harvest Help special train Hill ;eave Toronto at 2 p.m. ort September 5th
via Guelph and Stratford. gri011 •
The Grand Trunk Pacific' Railway is the shortest and quickest route he-
tween Winnipeg, Saskatoon Edmonton.
CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION, TORONTO
$3.85 Aug. 23 ,to Sept. 6, inclusive ;f2.85 Aug. 26 and 28, Sept. 2 and 14
All tickets valid for return until Sept 9, 1913
Full particulars at all G.T.R. offices or write C. E. Horning, D,P.A.
G. T. Ry., Toronto Ont.
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON
Exeter to London and Return.
$ .95 Sept 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 13. $, .90 Sept 9, 11, 12.
Special train for London will leave Exeter 8.02 a,m. Sept. 9, 10, 11.
turning leaves London 10.50 p,m.
All tiskets valid for return until Monday, Sept. 15
Full 'particulars from my Grand Trunk Agent.
IL
The Western Fair
London, Canada
THE GREAT LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION
$27,000.00 in Prizes and Attractions
Magnificent
Programme
of
Attractions
Twice Daily
Western
Ontario s
Popular
Exhibition
Sept. 5 to .13
Two
Speed:Events
Daily
Fireworks
Every Night
$2,000,00 ADDED 'iO Tag PRIZl+2 LIST THIS ThAR
Take a Holiday and''visit Landbtfs''+xhibition
''-'*. a in Western OntarioPsingXe False onl all Railroads
SPRO AL 10,,, OUftSI'tll`i 1jA"l�t -Sept• $ilii, Uth and 2tb,
Prize tiat4 end an 1etormsbloni+tr.ent tjstr hteretary
W. I. REID, President A,' M, HUNT, Socretary