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DENTAL
Dr. G. p', IIGUX.,S'J'ON, L.D.S.,
DENTIST
pber of the It.C.D,S. of Oritarie and.
, for 0raduato{ of Toronto University)
llttiice- Over ISSOleson & Ca2rling's law
office. Closed Wednesday afternoons.
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DIt. A, R. KINSMAN, L.D.Si., D,D.SH6
Honor Graduate of Toronto Uneversfty
D' In N' L I S T
Teeth extemeted withoet pain, or any
bed ' effects, Office over G1a,dman &
(0" Stanbu'ry's Ort o, Maim Street, 'Exeter,
LEGAL
DJCeI SON & CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Oon .
MfellIbners. Sollcitloes for the Moist/as
Bank, etc.
',donee to Loan at lowest rated of interest
Officers-Mattn-St,, Exeter
L R. Carling, B.A. • L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on !gran and village, prop-
ert'.es at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & ST`AN$TJRY
Barr;aters, Solicitors, Exeter.
S, SBNIOR
Agent Coniederaten We Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance In lead.
lag Canaditan and British Commies.
Mann -St., Fleeter:,
T. B DARLING
Life, Fire,Accident and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting emotion sales. Exeter, Ont.
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Home
Thousands of ambitious" young peo-
ple are test preparing in their own homes to
oecupyluerative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, in
fact every sphere of Busyness Activities
Ybu may enish at (*hege if you so wish
Posit -lens guaranteed. Fater collegeany
day. individual inetructtoa, . Expert tea -
chem. Thirty years, oxperenie..Largest
trainers is Maids. seven colleges, spec-
ial course for teaohers.
Affiliated with Commercial
Educators' Association of Can-
ada. Summer School at famous
Spotton Business College, Lon-
don.
6E0. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
Presfdetat Priucyi
SYNOPSIS Op aeblespeeN NORTH
WEST LAND litigteLlfrioNs
ANY person who Is the sole head of
a family or any male over 18 year old,
may homeetead a quarter section of
available Dominion. land en Manitoba
Saskat l:ewen or Alberta. The ap-
plicant must appear • in person at the
Dominion Landes Agency '° or Sub-
agency for the diisteict. Entry by pro-
xy made be nude at any agency, on
certain colnditione by father, mother,
soon, daughter, brother or sister ,of in-
tending hoeneeteader
Duties -Six montihs' residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each
of three years, A homesteader may live
within aa,°no ra'•1ee •of his homestead on
a farm of at least 80 • acres' soliely
owned and occupied by hem or by his
rather, mother, eo'n daughter, brother
or Caister:
In certain districts a homesteader in
good ertanding may pre-empt a quart
er-section 'along side his homestead.
Price $3,00 per acre.
Duties -Must reside upon the home
stead or pre -em tion six months in
each of six years from date of home-
stead entry (Incaruding the ,ghee re-
quired to earn homestead patent) and
cultivate fifty aorleis extra.
A homesteader who he's exhausted his
hiomeetead right and cannot obtain ,a
preeemption may enter for a putt.
chased hounestead in .certain .disteictis
Price $3.00 per acre. • Duties- Musk
reside six rued ting in each of these
years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth 300.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Min:idtes of the Interior
N.B:-T3saauthorizeld publication of
this advertisement will not be peed for.
FARM FOR SAL8I
The undersigned is offering for sale
that desirable 100 acre Yarm, situated
In the Township 'of Biddulph, being Lot
13, Con. 1. There is on the 'preani,ses
a good frame house, bares with founda-
tion, orchard,. The earrn is well drain-
ed and all udder•, cultivation. This is
an• excellent farm, well situated and will
be Bold reasonable. For further partic-.
Mans apply to John O'Neil, Mooresville,
Ont. WM. KELLY.
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is .offering. for sale
Lot 6, North Boundary Stephen, con-
taining 100 acres of good land. There
le on the premincia a good trame'howse
with stone cellar ; bangs barn with ce-
ment floors, 8 good wells, diad a
email ercha 1d;, This 9's a good grain
or grass farm, or Would make a good
stock farm. Situated two mtlee from
Exeter ; phone lrb house. WI11 be sold
reaso,ablib. For partictilars apply, on
the premises, er write the undereiigned;
Fred Green, Hay, • ot B. S. Phillipa,
Exeter.
CLINTON-M. 'Clarissa Biggin, on.
ly daughter of the late Thomas Riggin
passed Away at the home of her mother
Mrs. R. A. G•ovier, Monday morning
at the early age of 26 years. The dee
salted had been in fabling health for a
your. iter another and two.hrotbere
sB'iga ib ofColborne
survive,',"Wilfrid
Township. and Harold Riggin of the
Sterling Bank, Goderichf Her father
died about six ytsars ago.
AMERICA'S GREATEST
HAIR - GOODS ARTIST
Prof. Dorenwen
OFTORONTO
"Is Coming"
TO TH•,E
Central Hotel
Exeter
ON
Friday October. 1
to replace hair or the heads of LAD-
IES AND GENTLEMEN who have
last .their HAIR. By his BEAUTI-
.FIJL natural HAIR CONSTRUCT-
IONS which are known all over the
WORLD, EVERY WOMAN AND"
MAN can be made - to look younger and have the natural
protection to the head, which means HEALTH, COM-
FORT AND GOOD APPEARANCE.
"LADIES '4
do not miss this Opportunity. See his TRANSFORMA-
TIONS swIrci-IES, WAVELETS TtQIMMP'AD OV R'S:,
FULL WIGS, CURLS, ETC,
"'TETE DORENWEND SANITARY P ATENT TOUPEE"
GENT,EEMEN (WHO ARE BALD)
protect and adorn your bald head with human hair. In
order to have a conception of the wonderful achievement
in the art of hair constructing, every bald man should call
and see the large sample stock of "HAIR TOUPEES AND
FULL WIGS" which Prof. Dorenwe rid will be showing.
These ;wonderful coverings are so natural in appearance
that detection is impossible. They are adjusted so securely
to any head, that they cannot Bone off, except : at the
wearer's wish. They will give a youngand softening ex-
pression to the face.
A FREE
DEMONSTRATION IS EXTEND
ED TO ALL. Come and bring.
.your friends to-
THE CENTRAL HOTEL
EXETER
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17th.'``•
Manure Spreaders
Make the maohinery do the
heavy work, and always get
the best.
We ;handle the very best
Implements.
Also Litter Carriers,
Steel Stalls and Stanchions
Nothing Betterland nothing
quite so good.
Wes. Snell
Implement Agent - Fraleter, Ontario
Pandora Range will both
cook and bake at the same time
its full capacity. This feature and
many other exclusive ones will compel
your serious consideration when you
;,. select your kitchen range.
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TORONTO
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Pandora Ran i
ges are sold
everywhere
,-_ • by good des
lers who back
up our guar-
antee on this
splendid,
Sold ire Exeter by Pt Hawkins & Son
HIONS,014.1.4
Miss Nora Sherritt visited friends
in London last week --Clare McDon-
el: has returned from a visit in De-
troit.-Jas Moore has been confined
to leis home through illness. -•-Reeve
Ortwein has been on the sick list,,-
Gladye, the little daughter of Geo.
Wren of. Chiselhurst is down with ty-
phoid £ever, -R. Horsley has rented
the residence belonging to the estate
of the late Mrs. Chapman, on South
Richmond street, -Hugh McLean in-
tend: moving to Hamilton shortly.-
T, Palmer, sr, who has been confined
to his bed for some time withty-
phoid fever, is beginning to improve
and has every prospect of a com-
plete recovery. --:Al. Fairbairn, who
has been In the West attending' to his
farm returned home Thursday morn-
ing.. The McArthur boys, who ac-
companied him out, returned with
him. -On Sunday, Sept, 28, Mrs, Dun-
can D. Taylor of the Parr Line, Hay,
departed this life, in her, 52nd year,
The deceased, whose maiden name
was Amelia May McLaren, was born
on the McLaren homestead, London
Road, where she spent her girlhood.
After her marriage with her bereaved
husband they moved to the Parr rine
where they have since resided, She
leaves a family, mostly grown-up, to
mourn the loss of a kind mother. All.
who knew her speak' in, the kindest
terms of the deceased, who possess -
many excellent qualities. The funer-
al took place Friday, Oct. 3rd, to the
Hensall cemetery.
HURONDALE
Too fate fo- r last week.
Rev. Dr. Peter Strang paid a short
visit to his brother here, Mr. Henry
Strang Dr. Strang is Superintendent
of Missions in Southern Saskatchewan
EIe is full of hope and enthusiasm for
the mission cause irk the. Great West.
We wish him God -speed; -A .number
from this vicinity attended the fun -N
eral of the late Thos. Case of Ex -4
eter last week. Mr. Case was highly.
respected. -Mr, Thos. Harris captur-
ed several prizes at Kirkton Fair, on
Friday Jiast.-A number are taking up
their root crop this Week. The yield
is a splendid one.
STAFFA
An important de- cision was given at
Osgoode Hall,' Toronto last week by
Mr• Justice Kelly. About a month
ago High Constable Whitesides of
Hensal1 summoned T. M. Hamilton,
merchant of Staffa, before George C.
Petty J. P. on the charge that he
was committing a breach of the hawk-
ers and pedlers' by-law of the Coun-
ty of Huron in selling from his wa-
gon on the boundary road between
the conties of Perth and Huron to
residents of Huron. The magistrate
convicted .Mr. Hamilton and fined
him $25 and costs. Mr. J. G. Stan -
bury of Exeter, who was defending
appealed to Toronto to have the :on-
victior, upset and the argument took
place, on Friday Sept. 19th, Mr. W.
Proudfoot. IC. C. taking the case for
the county of Huron. Justice Telly
has given his decision, quashing the
'conviction, with costs against the coon
ty son the ground that the boundary
road is not within the county of
Huron.
ZURICH
Mi. Louis Foster moved into virs.
Rannie's house last week, with his
family. -Services in the Evangelical
church Sunday were of a' special na-
ture. They took the form of a jub-
ilee meeting, it being the fiftieth year
of the organization of the Canada Con
ferencc of the Evangelical church.-.
The children and friends of Mr. John
Decker, .sr., pleasantly surprised him
on• Wednesday evening, when they
met at his home to celebrate with
him his, 59th birthday. The evening
was spent very pleasantly by alleeMrs
Bell of London is visiting at the home
of , Mr and Mrs. D. Faust. -Mr. Ed-
win Koehler of Hamilton visited his
parent- and friends a few days last
week. -Mr. W. L. Siebert has mov-
ed his family from Dashwood this
week. and is occupying Mr. J. Deck-
.er's house at the West end.
SHIPKA
Wiilert-Eagleson- -The home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eagleson of the
17tH con. of Stephen, was the scene
of a happy gathering on Wednesday
of last week, the occasion being the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar-
garet to Mr. Arthur W illert, san of
the late Wm. Willert, The ceremony
wa's performed by the Rev 5 A
Carriers of Grand Bend, at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, in the presence of
about a hundred and fifty guests.
The bride. who was dressed in
cream satin, was given away by her
father and he was assisted by Miss
Lucinda Kraft of Dashwood ,while the
groom was supported by the bride's
brother, Wm. Eagleson. The cere-
mony ;over and congratulations ex-
tender) to the young couple the
guests sat down to a bounteous wed-
ding spread. The bride received a
lot of beautiful presents. The young
couple left Thursday for Sarnia and
Other points, and on their return
will make their home in Khiva and
they will have the best wishes of their
many friends far a prosperous and
happy wedded life.
30 DAYS CAMPAIGN.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
of Montreal are making an urgent
appeal to their present subscribers to
send 'iv* renewal subsariptions during
October and relieve the enormous.
rush at the close of the year. It is
a reasonable•request from a newspap-
er in such great . demand, and sub-
scribers have ,nothing to lose by cnm-
Dly ing, The Family Herald . and
Weekly Star is looking for a bigger
season than ever before, It is in-
indeea a big dollar's worth,
Lt7ooAN -Tames Park, a,proeperouia
and prominent merchant of this place
died suddenly' at 8 o'clock on Saturday
night„ following ari operation for
appendicitis, perfornoed about ten day+e
etroitaiDT WOMB
' tea A
Case f" ?"
Hot globes, dizzineas, fainting spells, backache headache,
r-down pains, nervousness-allre symptoms of irrttguia<rittr
eale disturbances sad are riot beyond relief..
lid ; Favorite Prescription
is that et a famous physician unusually ,experienced
in the treating of women's peculiar aliments. Par
forty years it Ilse been recommended to suffering
womankind. Thousands of women ren bear witness
to its beneficial qualities. Perhaps its aid is all that
.is required to restore to you perfect health and strength.
Now is the time to act, write Ar, R. V. Pierces, Buffalo,
AM NOW CUBEiD
Mns, Coane0 RSAOEaa, of San Francisco, Calif., welted
teke pieesure le recd nn ending,'enr woaderlui romedlos, and'
oh to say fn re hi: of hru ` h torfto use I arlytloa' a cured of des
Medical D,acovery that through their ass t ■ a now of the
ma whin troublee tailed ed and Ian is heir to, resolve
to remedial keyed
i thank you for your advice,"therefore redalva to take other,
YOUR. DRVCGIST CAN SUPPLY YOU
IN LIQUID OR TABLET' FORK
air, Aeneas
ago. Up to within a few minutes of
his death Mr. Park's symptoms had"
shown every indication of a rapid re-
covery. He is survived by his widow
and three children, -also one brother
John Park, of BiddulphTownsbip. and
one sister, Mrs. D. Jamieson of Galt.
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPYRA14
To All women --I will wend law with
Lull instructions, m7 horne tNistaiy.
which positively mires Latices -rheas. ilii-
ceration, Displacements, 'i.1Wig eft ttir
womb, Palatal or Irregular Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian Tumors or growths
also Hot Flushes,` Nervousness, Stet
ancholy, Palms in the Head. Back •r
Bowels.- and Bladder troubles.. whets
caused by weakness peculiar to our kis
You . can. continue treatment at horns
at a coat et on,lY,tout 12 «lust a west
My book. "Wota'ajf,'g O,wa iLitibtal Ail+
wiser," also sett free on request.
Write today. Address, iter. M.Sumrnars
Box. H. 840 Windsor, Ont.
WHICH SCHOOL WILL 'ATTEND
Write to -day for the catalogue of
Taranto Ont. It will help you to
ansa er the questiolf. Careful judg-
ment should be elcerised in choosing
a school
Every - oian
is interested and should know
about the wonderful
Marvel whirling Spray
Douche
Ask your drugglet r
it. Ir he candot supply
the MARVEL. accept ns
other. but send stamp lbr Ults-
trated book -sealed. It gives fall
particulars and directions iardga'ble
toladies.W/ DSOBSUPPLTCO.,Wifadeor.Ont.
General Agents ler Canada
LABATT'S LONDON LAGER
INDIA PALE AND EXTRA 'STOCK ALES, XXX STOUT
STANDARD BEVERAGES 31
JOHN LABATT, LIMITED, LONDON
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"bA ASO
furnace
means comfort
for yu an
more sales forme
f 1' Successful dealers talk to their customers in jus`
that way about the
SOUVENIR FURNACE
(New Idea Series)
Every sale brings others because the grate prevents any clinker
the Souvenir pleases. trouble.
The Souvenir is built different— The Souvenir means a saving
built simply, because scientifically. of 25% to 50% in fuel con -
The firepot cannot leak gas; dust s u m p t i o n. Your name on a
cannot get into ' postal will bring
the diffusing our new booklet.
chamber; the hot Every buyer of a Souvenir
Furnace is Presented veil& a The Souvenir
air is forced to legal bond an date of Pur- Furnace is made
every room just chase, pvarankeing JirePol in Hamilton, the
agaat the tempera- esy 5l cracks or break` of stove centre r. f
F any kind for 5 years.
ture you want it; Canada, by
THE HAMILTON STOVE & HEATER CO., Liimitct:
SacreamM to Guiney -Tilden co. 12
W. J. Seaman, Exeter,
will be glad to show the "Souvenir line"
Buy this oven -tested flour.
Your oven will certainly pro-
duce more bread and better bread
as a result of our oven test.
From each shipment of wheat
delivered at our mills we take a
ten -pound sample. It is ground
into flour. We bake bread from
PURITYthis flour. If this bread is high in
quality and large in quantity we
N , use the shipment of wheat from
which it came. Otherwise, we sell
it.
S The baking quality of flour
tgld under this name is therrfre
aril► exact certainty, Bus, and
ben t l d
"Moire Bread and Better tread
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ter astry TOos,/
and
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