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DENTAL. L. The ratepayers of Goderich will on
1DIt.. A. R. 'IUINSvU,N, L.D.,$,.,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University''
DENTIST
'1;eetlt extwacted without pain, or aril
And &tents. Off,ee over Oladinen &
netralibury's 'Ofe'.oe, Mann Street, Exeter,
LEGAL
pi3OI3~SON ek CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Sichors, Neotarlee, Conveyancers, Com,-
Qgionerg, Solicitors for tine Moisons
Bank, etc..
Koney to Loan at lowest rates or interest
Offices -Main -St., Exeter
1:. R, C4t'I:;ng, B.A. L. I. Dickson
MONFIY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on Eamm and village prop-
erties at lovn rates of int at. .
OLA1Y(AN & STA1'(BURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter.
7. SENIOR
Agent Confederation We Assurance
Company, else Tyre Insurance in teat
tag Canadian and British Comp$b tee.
Matin -St., Exeter,
T. B CARLING
Life, Ftre, Accident and Piate Glass
insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ductinaauetion sales. Exeter, . Ont.
College - At
Home
1
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ple aro fast preparing in their own homes to
occupy lucrative positions as stenographers,
bookkeepers, telegraphers, civil servants, is
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You may finish at college if you so wish
Posittoira guaranteed. -Ester college any
day. Itrinldual instruction. Expert tea.
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iul course for teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial
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don.
GEO. SPOTTON S. F. WARD
President 11`iiiUs:lit¢l
November 29tH vote upon a icy -law
guaranteeing the bonds: of the Amer-
ican Road Machine Company to the
extent of $40,000 and filed assess-
ment.
ssess-ment. of $10,000, This factory is , at
Present funder operation in GOCierieh
but find their presenitquarters too.
small and shipping facilities inade-
quate, On the passing of the by-law
they will build a modern steel and
concrete building, 400 x70x30, cost-
ing in the neighborhood of $07,000,
and install machinery worth $23,000.
SYNOPSIS OP ,O.. AD7,1N NORTH
VirESP LAND UI:ATIONS
ANY person who is the sole head of
a. family or any male over 18 year old,
naY homestead a• quarter section of
available Dominion land .;n Manitoba
Saskatohewen or Alberta. The ap-
cpllcant must appear in person at the
Dominion Landis Agency or Sub-
agency for thse district. Fnintry by pro -
ay made be rriade at any agency, pn
A , -certain conditions by feather, mother ,
soon, daughter, brother or sister ,of in-
tending 1iohn,err,eteader
Duties -Sts months' residence upon
.and cultivation of the land in each
of three years, A hovnestteader may live
within an,ne rr,ileea. ed his homestead on
_ a £.arm of at least 80 acmes so411
• owned and occupied by him or by his
'father, mother, son daughter, brother
or eisterh
In certain districts a heoxnesteader n
good standing may pre-empt a quart
sr -section 'along stole his homestead.
Price $3,00 per acre.
Dirties -Must reside upon the home
stead or prere¢t ptidn six months In.
,eachn of .six ,yeses loom date of home-
stead entry ,(lanc&uding the thine re-
.quired to earn homestead patent) and
-cultivate fifty acres extra.
A homesteader who has ethausted his
hotrrestead right and cannot obtain p.
tpre{emption may enter for a pun.
.chased hom,estet3d in certain distzt:etas
+Price $S.00 per aere. Duties-- !Lust
reside six months in each of these
;years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
.a. 'houseworth $300.
W W. CORY,
Deputy of the EfiraEstee of the Interior
N.Bn-Cnastenorined Publication of
this advertisement orbit not .be paid for.
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
at the
Y ILO. A. BLUE„
LONDON, ONT.
Students assistedto positions, College
in session from Sept. 2nd. Catalogue
free. Enter any tine.
J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal Chartered riiplt
17inca
every Woman
is interested and should know
about the wonderful.
Marvel Whkitng Spray
Douche
CLINTON-Rev. C, F, jeakilas who
has been rector of the Anglican
church here for three years, to -day
tendered his resignation, notifying his
congregation of his intention to acc,
apt a call to St, Jude's church, Brant-
ford Mr, j'eakins hasbeen well liked
here, and it will be with regret that
his congregation will see him •cave,
a.,`k your druggist for
it. If he cannot supply
the MARVEL, accept no
other, but send stamp for illus.
trated book -seated. It gives full
particders and d-rv,otlons invaluable
to 1adtea.WINDh(ORSUPPLY CO.,WindeoP.Out
Genera Agent$ for Canada.
Rheuma Will Stop
Uric Acid Disposit
Rheumatic Complications Checked
and the "Human Sewers" Restored.
The Kidneys, Bowels, and Skin are
the "human sewers" which carry off
the impurities of the blood. When
these are clogged Uric Acid sediment
lodges in the muscles and joints and
Rheumatism follows. RHEUMA, ' the
great remedy for all, forms of the ter-
rible disease, checks rhe deposit of
Uric Acid.
"For many years T suffered with
Rheumatism. I am 71 years old, but
ant proud to say that after using one
bottle of RHEUMA the Rheumatic
pains are entirely gone. I daily.recom
mend RHEUMA to my friends." -
Willis Goff, Bridgeburg, Ont.
W S. Cole will return your money.
if it fails• 50 cents a bottle.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT:
Stude rts may enter our classes at
any time Those who enter now will
have an advantage over those who
cannot enter till the New Year. Our
courses in Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy departments are thorough
and practical. We offer you advan-
tange:, not offered elsewhere in the.
Province. Get our free catalogue and
see if it interests you.
D A. MCLACI1LA.N, Principal..
FABlvf FOB SALE
, The unders,gned rs!s offering for sale
;that desirable 100 acre farm, situated
'in the Townsh?.p of Bidrulph, being Lot
'12, Con. 1. .'Bairns to on the premises,
in good' frame 81,ouse, barn with founda-
•tion, orchard,. The farm 5s well drain.,
.ed and all under cultivation. This Ie
Fan `ezcellent tared, ,Kill situated and w:Il
Abe sold reaecnaisle. For further partie-
',Wars apply to Item O'Neil, Mooresville,
gOnt. • WM. KELLY,
FARIid FOR SAInti
The uaidersiigned is offering for sale
• [Lot 8, North Boundary Stephen, con-
-tabling 100 acres o3 goad land. Thera
its on, the premises a good trams house
with atone cellar ; bank. barn with ce-
ment. floors ; 8 .mood wells, and a
small orchard,. This is a goad grain
or grass farm, or would make a good
.stock ferrin Situated two miles tt+om
Exete3r, phone in 'house. Will be sold
reasonable. For particulars apply on
the premises, Or write the undersiS'neds
k"redardreen, Flay, or B, S, F'hiillpe,
Exeter,
WINTER TERM OPEN
IOTT
JAN, 5
Today he can eat three square
cleats and sometimes ono
"extra" because Chamberlain's
Tablets cured Stomach Troubles
and gave hire a good digestion.
You try them. 25c, a bottle.
Mt Druggists and Dealers or by
Malt. 3
(3uikchia lasilmaCo . Twists
allIntaWarlonnear
Litter Carriers
Make the machinery do the
heavy work, and always get.
the best.
We handle the very best
Implements
M anure Spreaders
Steel Stalls and Stanchions
Nothing Better:and nothing
quite so good.
Wes. Snell
Implement Agent
Exeter, Ontario
Pandora Ranges
are sold every-
where by good
dealers who back
up .our guaran..
tee on this
splendid range-
McClaryb
All the heat and
smoke must travel
over the top of the
oven, down the back
and under the bot-
tom twice before ('a
escaping into the
chi mney-means
twice the cooking,
and baking powers from' the same amount of fuel as
given by the ordinary range.
ace this patented feature, the ventilated„even and sissy other
exclusive ones before buying your range,
London Toronio ifloetreal Wliaipag Vancouver
St.Jotlu flamflten Calgary SiSt to4n Edmentoi
300 _.
ToterttoC1nt, Cries Its stttdertts the
best business education and assists
them, to .secure positions when com-
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Bold lni Exeter by T. gamiticius & Sze
=RICE
A. Williams the newly appointed
poet mastercaSeaforth left last week
to take charge of the office,
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas were
called to Hamilton owing to the Sud-
den illness of their daughter, who is
attending Normal school.
Mr. Wendel OP1oeky of Elkbart,
Indiana, was in tori n last week renew-
ing old ac uaintancee. It is 38 years
since he Left for the States,
Messrs. J, J. Merrier, J. F. Rau And
R, Youngblut returned from a hunt-
ing trip. They brought two fine deer
with them.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob
Brown, Goshen Line, Hay township,
was the scene of a pretty wedding,
when their daughter Eva Lovino was
married. to Air. Herbert Becker of
Wilmont Tp. Waterloo County on
November 5th at 4 p rn. The Cerem-
ony was conducted by Rev. El, F.
Brown uncle of the bride, the wedding
march being played. by Miss Luella
Brown.
Mr; Milton A. Buchanan of Toronto
son of Dr, Buchanan formerly of this
town and Miss Maria Avery, of Chic-
ago were united in marriage on 8th
inst. They will reside in Toronto.
HENSALL
Mrs. Arthur H. Sing is visiting her
home there.
Geo. Harburn has taken a position
as junior at the Grand Trunk.
It is proposed to hold a Laymen's
Banquet in connection with the Mis-
sionary Movement by the young men
of the three churches.
Geo McEwen and Hugh McDonald
returned. from Buffalo where they dis-
posed of a car load of fine cattle.
Will Wilson who went to Winnipeg
a couple of months ago to take a posit-
ion on the staff of the Molaons Bank
has been obliged to return home on ac-
count of poor health.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Nov. 12th by Rev, E. F. McL. Smith
at the home of . Mr. Robert Stewart
when, his second youngest daughter
Margaret become the bride of Wm.
M. Bell youngest son' of Mr. Paul Bell
of Hay township. After the wed-
ding trip to 'Toronto Buffalo and
other places Mr. and Mrs. Bell will
live one mile west of here.
MOUNT CARMEL
Rev Fr. Forster left last week for
Detroit Hospital, where he intends
taking. treatment. His many friends
wish that he may soon return much
improved in health.—Misses McLaugh-
lin and Macky of Lucan were visitors
at the home of J. and P. Carroll Sun-
day. Mr. P. Mahoney continues very
sick at his home. --Mas. Elizabeth
Boland left last week for Mount Hope
London, where she intends to remain
-The high :wind of Sunday week did
considerable damage to buildings in
this neighborhood. -Miss Margaret
Crowly left on Saturday for her home
in Detroit after spending several
weeks visiting friends in this neigh-
borhood. --;Rev Fr. Harding of Loh -
"don' conducted the `service at the
R. C. church on Sunday. -Michael
Barry returned home Saturday, after
spending several months in the West.
-Mr. Frank McKeever has purchased
a machine for making cement, tile.
Frank says he can make a hundred
tile a day. We wish him success in
bis undertaking. -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
fifer of Zurich. spent Sunday at the
home of P. Mahoney. -Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Hartman of Parkhill made a
call here on Sunday.
CLANDEB Q'Y`E
Ninty-nine. years old and still men-
tally and physically active with the
use of all his faculties Thomas Collins
of Biddulph Township has just rause
for rejoicing at reaching his hund-
redth year. For a man of his years.
he is astonishingly bright and ac-
tive Mr. Collins was born the year
before the Battle.of Warerloo in rent
County England and, has lived under
the reigns of six soverigns.
Last week Magt strate Sanders
sentenced William Blake a tramp to
three months at Goderich. Constable
Bissett took him to the County
Goal.
(IRb7ENWAY
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Cong.ratulatiOns to Mr. and vtrs.
Roy Hutchinson 'on the arrival . et
their young daughter, -A number rem.
this place visited the wreck at Port
Franks last week. -Mr., Andrew Pol-
lock
op
lock Mrs, Liable Wilson and o
Hugh were in London on Saturday. -
Miss Adan McPherson had an attack
of tonsi:litis last week.
NAME THE FARM.
In many sections the naming of
farms is receiving more and more at-
tention And why not i' The ' farm,
large or small, is the home of the
farmer and his family, and he should
feel proud of it and jealous of the
reputation of his place. It is a king-
dom within itself. It supports the
family and does its part in the sup-
port of the Province and nation.
Name your farm. Your children will
take pride in the o1d home, and it
will seem more attractive than ever.
They will take more interest in [arm
work. They will do their part to-
wards beautifying it and in making
the crops and stock raised thereon
worthy ,of the farm name. Name the
farm and then snake the place live
up to the title. It will be a guide
to your customers, who wish to pat-
ronize the farm because it bears a
name that stands for quality and
honesty and all that is good infarm-
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STAFFA
Mr. and Mrs.. Lawrence Fulton of
the Boundary spent Sunday with Mr.
and 31rs, C. Drake.--Mi;ss Agnes Her-
ron ,is moving back to her home in
the village, -Mr. and Mrs. F Tuffin.
wilt shortly move into their new home
recently purchased from Mr. J.Young,
-The Bible Society met in the Eng-
lish church Monday evening last, -
The Bazaar under the auspices of the
Worneri's Institute held in the Town
Hall last Friday was a decided suc-
cess. The halt was beautifully decor-
ated for the occasion. .The fish pond
was a great attraction and of unusual
interest. There was a steady sale of
the different articles and everything
was disposed,.. of.
GRAND BEND
Captain Babb of •Goderich was here
Monday.—Mr. and Mrs"H. Bossenberry
of Dashwood were in our burg Sun-
day. -Mr. Bawden and gang of masons
of Exeter are here putting. uta H,
Eilber's cottage,–Mx. and Mrs. P.
Baker visited at Greenway Monday.—
Besides the bodies a great deal of
wreckage has been picked ftp on the
shore north and south of Grand Bend
The sympathy of the people here goes
out to those who have lost loved
ones tin the great storm.
Mrs Will Patterson is laid up .wit%
a sore arm. -The recent storm did a
great deal of damage around here.
It unroofed. Sol PolIock's barn hiding
1 head of cattle and burying anothe:
under the barn but it was taken out
none the worse, It tore < at nearly all
the pier at the lake and also , tore
down all the bathing and boat houses
at the beach. The Rural .un'1 Beil
phones were put out of business.
The water came so high that it cover-
ed 40 bags of cement over a foot
deep in water and also spoiled a lot
of cement blocks. They belonged to
Mr. Oliver, -Mr. Walter Page left
last week to visit his sister Mrs. W.
H. Thomas and ;his brother Charles
of Detroit
cROMA,R.T'Y`
Quite a number from here attended
the Bazaar given in the Staffa Town
Hall Friday 'last, The proceeds were
$60, -The Sabbath School in connec-
tion with the Presbyterian Church has
closed for the winter months: -Miss
Bessie Speare spent, the latter part
of the week with Mrs. T. Cameron,
Farquhar. -Mr. John G. Scot` held a
very successful sale on Saturday last.
There was a good attendahhre 'tad
prices as usual went high. -Master
Angus McKaig is confined to the
house these days suffering from do
attack of quinsy,
BIDDULPH,-Another of the few
remaining grand old pioneer-, this
locality, in the person of Michael Mc-
Carth'y passed away about ten o'clock
an Monday, at his home on the 11th
con. of Biddulph, at the advaaaced age
of about 90 years, the greater num-
ber of .which he lived in this local-
ity Mr. McCarthy was Lille:al in
politics and a consistent Roman Cath
clic. The funeral, which was largely
attended took place Wednesday to
to the Parish cemetery, Rev. Father
Quigley conducting the service. The
deceased is survived by his aged wid-
ow, three sons, Jeremiah at `,ome,
Jas. and Joseph, and two daugh>ers,
Ellen and Annie at home.
BRT1`ZR THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure children it bed
wetting. There is a coiiietittstional.cause
for aims trouble, Mie. M. Suenm yrs. Box
W. 840. Windsor, Ont., will send tree to
any mother her successful home treat-
ment, with full instructions. Seed no
money but write her to -day If your
children trouble yiou 1r thi'n way. Don't
blame the child, the chances are it
can't ,help it. Thos treatment also sures
adults and aged people tzx,ubled with
urint• difficulties by day or tight
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LOCAL OPTION—Residents in the local option districts
can legally order from this brewery whatever they
require for personal or family use. Write to
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For Baking Success
—This Oven Test
The advertiser, while benefiting him-
self, helps his town. A town in
which the business men advertise in
the newsp=aper is always a live town,,
'S:lhe merchants who use printer's ink''
are, always the, pragressi^te spirits of
the place and deserve ' the patronage
of• the community they help rapport
and. push forward. Deal • with the
business man whose advertisement
you see in this newspaper and you.
will make no triistai,»e.
Success on some baking days
can be expected no matter
what flour you use. But con-
stant success is rarer. It can
be assured in only one way.
The miller must select his
wheat by oven test.
So . from each shipment of
wheat we take ten pounds as
a sample. We grind this into
flour. Bread is baked from
the flour. moth
thisbread is high in
If g quality, PURITY
large in quantity, we use the e
shipment from which it came.
Otherwise we sell it,
Constant baking success comes I
as a matter of course from
nllr bearing this name
'.1V ore Brtad and Better Bread" and
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