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Tihaannual :Meeting of the Liberal
Association for South Horan will be
told in the
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
TUESESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1922
at 1.30 o'clock, p.m., for both ProV-
incial and Federal, puraietaes.
Ladies are especially riitvited to be
prepent.
tidy. SMITIT, Federal President
JOHN ESSER.Y, Local „ President
'
NOTICE
Having dieposecl., of my Millinery
business to 3Iiss Yellan,d I desire to
thank my many custothers for their
past, favors :and wish them a very
happy and prosperous New Year: All
accoents are now due and must be
paid On or before Jan. 7th... After
that date they will be placed for
colleetion as I am leaving town.
IVIISS Nit:DONALD
LOCALS
Miss 'Minnie Weekes is visiting in
Guelph.
Mrs. Geo. McLeod is visiting with
relatives at Seafoeth.
'Mr. Hy. Statham, of Acton, is vis-
iting his brother, W. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard, visited
at Brucefield this week.
Misss Irno Sweet and Reta Rowe
visited in London last week.
Miss I)orrance is spending the holi-
days at her home in Seaforth.
Mrs, J. Jarrott left this week for
Inniskillen to visit for tile winter.
Miss Veal, of Brantford, is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart.
Mr, Gerald Fitton, of Toronto, vis-
ited his parents in town, on Tuesday.
Miss Horton, of town, has accept-
ed a position as teacher in the Blyth
. Miss Thelma Connor, of Windsor,
is visiting her grandfatther, Mr. .Tas.
Connor.
Don't forget that a vote for Hooper
is a irote for the best inierests .of
Exeter.
Mr. iVfillar, of the H. S. staff, is
spending the holidays at his home at
Rodney.
Miss Stella, Gre*gory, of Brantford
is spending the holidays withher
mother.
Miss Florence Dinney entertained
ea number of friends on Monday
'everting.
1,80.74,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred May and son,
Warren, are spending the week, in
Mr, W. 3. Carlin.- is moving iuto
his new tiou.se across from the park
this 'week.
Mr. A. Sheer°, of Detroit, is visit-
ing for several days With his mo-
ther, Mrs. A, Sheerett
Mr, Melville Cladman, W110 is at-
tending Western Uuiversity, is,home
for the holidays.
Mrs. D. D. Smith, of Toronto, is
visiting with, her portents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. R. Arita:strong.'
Mr., and, Mrs. Norman Hern and
daughter atitallorwicheoare home to
spend. the New Year.
Mrs, Wm.' Newell, , ef Stratford,
spent several days with ;her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bissett.
Mr, Re Ford had a runaway Sat-
urday. The left hind wheel of the
buggy 'woe 'badly smashed.
Mr. Reg. Parsons, of Erieau, is
e'pending the holidays with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S, Parsons,
Dr. Davis, senior House surgeon of
St. Michaels Hospital, Toronto, is vis-
iting with Dr. and Mrs. Graham.
Miss .Aany Johns, of St. Catharines
is spending the holidays with her
parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Wel. Johns.
',Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Fear, of
Windsor, are spending the Xmas.
and New years' holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Howey.
Mrs. Pearson and Miss Dorothy
Bonney, of London, and Mrs. Heron,
of Fernhill, are spending the week
at the home of Mr. OSP. Brooks.
Misses Lillian and Winnifred Hus-
ton, of Dunville, and, Miss Marjorie
Huston, of Tillsonburg, have com-
pleted the millinery season and are
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Huston.
The Exeter -Zurich hockey team
had their first practise Tuesday
evening. The ice was in good shape
and the boys showed up well. The
officers -have arranged, an exhibition
game with London. for Thursday. •
Mrs. J. H. Greive returned last
Friday after visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. F. Lathnee Geeive; 'at Strath -
ray. She brought her little grand-.
daughter Helen home with her. Mr.
and , Mrs. Greive spent Christmas
here.
NOTICE
I have bought Miss :McDonald's
Millinery business taking possession
at, once.
The continued patronage of her
many customers is desired by me.,
All ladies cordially invited to call.
A. YELLA.ND
1
-will
meniest
is your
tistmas Seas
Bring music and gladness into your home during the holi-
days with Mr. Edison's
NEW DIAMOND
—the 'World's geeatest phonograph value.
There is no finer gift to your family than this beautiful
musical instruinent. It will be a perpetual source of enjoy-
ment to all—a lasting remembrance that brinas With it a
world of real pleasure.
The Arnberola is not 3ust an ordinary talking machine."
Its remarkable realism is the result of years of experhnent by
Mr. Edison himself. 'The Dianiond Point Reproducer does
gway with the bother and expense of changing needles, and
the famous Amberol Records are practically indestructible.
These two fca.tureS alone make the Arnberola the most
ecOnomical phonograph to Gum.
Three Days of Good Musk—FREE!
Mr. Edison has directed us to deliver to` your home, at
our exPense,' an Arnbetola Phonograph and any twelve records
you may select. If, after three days of good music, you
decide not' to keep the Arribcrela, wc will call for it and
thank yau for having tried it. )
If you desire to keep the .Arcberciiii' we will discuss the
payment plan easiest for you. comEIN T'ODAT I
.WThLIS PO -WELL
ONTARIL)
Dealer
The local Postoffice was a busy
spot this Christmas as usual and the
staef are to be congratulated on the
very efficient manner in which the
extra heavy mails were handled. The
quantity of mail hendled compares
favorably with lase year.
Op Chrismas Monday while Mr.
Bruee Rivers. was driving south on
Main street in a Ford car a, horse
and buggy just ahead of him crossed
in front going in behind. the Town
Hall. Bruce applied the brakes to the
auto. The ear skidded clear around
aud struck, the curb,- one of the hind
wheels befit- badly 'smashed.
For the first time in several
year, Mrseand Mree Weal. Johnston
of Andrew it., have had the pleasure
of having their 'whole family home
for' Christmas,. those present being:
Freeborn from Washington, D. C.,
who has just returned from New
Zealand; Albert and Cecil from Tor-
onto, and Dr. Mary from Hamilton.
10 THE ELECTORS AND RATE -
,PAYERS ,OF EXETER .
After being urged by a larg,e num-
ber of the citizens and at their re-
quest I am offering myself as can-
didate for the Reevesbdp for the year
1922.
If my past service as a reeve has
been satisfactory I solicit your votes
and if elected will give the office the'
same careful attention as in the past.
Yours respectfully
B. W. F. BEAVERS
TO THE ELECTORS OF -EXETER
- -
Ladies and Gentlemen:—I am.: a
candidate for the Reeveship of the
Village of Exeter and if -elected will
e
give the same service to the town as
I have in the past. To one and all
I wish a Happy and Prosperous New
Year,
C. B. SNELL
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER
Le.dies'and Gentlemen, --- Having
been prevailed upon to let my name
go before you as a ,candidate for the
position of councillor for the Village
of Exeter I take this opportnnity of
soliciting' your vote anclainfiuence,
and if elected will do what I can for
the best interests of the Village.
Yours truly
C. F. HOOPER
TO THE CITIZENS OF E..X.TER
In view of the heavy debenture
debt. on the town, and the rapidly in-
creasing tax rate I stand for the care-
ful; economical administration of the
town's business in all departments. I
solicit your support.
• Your respectfully
J. ELSTON
TO THE ELECTQRS OF EXETER
Ladies and Gentlemen:—I wish to
express my thanks for the generous
support given me in the last election.
I am again in the field for re-election
and solicit your continued support.
,Wishing you the compliments of the
season.
JOS. DAVIS
tr°. THE ELECTORS OF -EXETER
Ladies and. Gentlemen:,—As I am
iu the•fielci for councillor ',take this
opportunity of soliciting your ,yot.e
and inelnence and if elected will serve
the town to the best of my ability.
I extend to all the Season's Compile
, .
mentst
B. W. P. PRANOIS
YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE
IS SOLICITED FOR
FRED ELLERINGTON
FOR COUNCIILLOR
If elected I am willing to serve
without any remuneration.
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER
Ladies and Gentlemen -----I am again
in the field for 'councillor and take
this means of soliciting your vote and
influence. If elected T will serve you
as I have in the peat to the best of
my ability.
WM. H.
PENHALE
YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE
IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
FOR
. S. HARVEY
FOR THE BOARD OF 'EDUCATION
VOTE 13011.
3. . GRIEVE
; ;;; - FOR
THIll BOARD 013 11
UCATIC)N
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy 'World's. Happenings Care-
fully Compiled and Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Resders of Our Paper ---- A
Solid Hour's' Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
Dail still discussing Anglo-Irish
"treaty. '
De Valera calls pact an ignoble..
document
FranCe likery to agree to Hughes'
naval ratio.
Lloyd George and 13riand confer on
reparations. -
Chinese armies they co-operate to
save Manchuria. -
Important caucus of Progressive
party at Saskatoon.
Million dollars damage on Niagara,
river by 95-neile gale. '
Vancouver ' experienced the coldeet
weather in two years. ,
Nova Scotia coal miners reject pro-,
posal of wage reduction.
Colin Groff 'appointed Publicity
Commissioner for Alberta.
Woodstock, Ont., man dies sudden-
ly after election campaign.
Several important amendments ha
Ma,rkiug Act announeed,,
Sudbury hockey plafers deny al4
le -bed rough play in Boston.
.Tapauese make offer' for return to
°hula of Shantung Railway.
Progressive candidate wins Nort,le
Oxford provincial by-election.
An Armenian at Toronto shoots
cousin and turns gun on himself.
C. Kent Duff, Hamilton', accepts
position on the faculty of 'a college
in China. ,
Relations of Spanish River Oora-
pany with Conservative Government
probed. •
University of Toronto defeated
Kitchener in S. P: A. game by
3 to 2.
Aartificial ice plant will be in-
stalled in. the new Live.Stock Arena,
Toronto. --
Brief extraordinary session of the
British Parliament ended, the Lords
and Commons being prorogued until
January 31.
- WEDNESDAY. -
Bolshevists are planning to seize.
Dail discusses .the treaty, in, epee;
Sessi on:
Mare arrests of agitators in: Cal-
cutta, _India. ,
Liberals in Toronto,forni Macken-
zie King Chib:
Japs-Chinese negotiations on Shan-
tung Postpoaed.
Faber of Chicago leads" the Amer-
ican League pitcher.'
France accedes to Hughes' naval
ratio for capital ships., -
Lt. -Col. II. R. Abbott, prominent
London dentist, is dead.
University of Toroato raises mat-
riculation requirements.
St. Mary's was defeatedby -U. of T.
for the S. P. A. trophy. '
Preraiers Lloyd- George and
Briaind confer on reparations.
.Sir George Perley tants of'resige-
ing High Comnaissionership,
Quebec Liquor Commission, ends
days'of the "rubber sandwich."
Earthquakes rocked both ends of
the South AMerican continent.
The US S. Senate passed the bill
Lor $20,000,000 for Russian relief.
The Legislature ComMittee sug-
gests changes in the InsUrauce Art.
Ex -Controller Hubert Ashplant,
London business man, dies, aged 70.
The 'University of Toronto senior
baeltetbell, team lost to Colgate, 35
to24
Mount I-Ioreb woman killed and
L,litiiisidbsaan3O. seriously hurt by train near
. George White, colored," reaeliee
Toronor ulga os p ta I in maddenede
stat
.
The Crew of the Conereta and
lightketteers, feared lost in storm,
reach Kingston..
British delegation ask for plenary.
_
session et conference to discuss
elimina.tion of submarine.
THU); S DAY.
War looms on Siberian horizon.
U. S. Senators lining up against
treaty. •
Gandbi williug to negotiate on In-
dian crisis.
Allies Supreme C01211(41 to nseet
at Gaames.
May have to be another armament
conference,
Japan to adopt subtler policy to-
ward China. ,
Counsel in timber probe hints at
10 THE. ELECTORS OF EXETER
}...4a.thes and, Gentlemen—As 1, am
a candidate for the Board of Educa-
tiOn Of li..Ixeter I take this oppbrtunity
of soliciting the vote and, infittence, Of
the ratepayers. 1. stand for economy'
conaistent with the hest hrterests of
education. Wishing all the compli-
'Monts of tbo' season, 1 ant, yours
ruly,
.-cvm
OTT
existence of ring.
Canadiens defeated Hamilton 3 to
1, at ;Montreal.
St. Patrick's defeated the Senators;
5 to- 4, in Ottawa.
The New York A. C, swimming
team. beat McGill..
Passenger train from Paris and
Rome eXprOSS. collide. -
The 1. A. H. A, plans to embrace
other cities next,,,seasort.
Russian smesnes 21 plate glass
windows in Parry Sounel,
Finance MiniSter's review says
business is slowly' improving.
New Brunswick prohibition Order
to go into force January 15. '
Peee Marquette car shops at St.
Thomas close down indefinitely.
Premier Drury persists in retusal-
to recognize vote on ,,ItYdro-redialfe.
judgment reserved'tort Bell Tele-
phone application for -higher rates.
A peovincial police 'agent was
stabbed in the presence of comrade.
Controller Maguire elected Mayor
of Toronto for 1922 by acclamation..
At.toreey-Steneral Farris, British
Colembia, resign A for bueiness
Teasel's.
-Wintry weather gripe Toronto;
thermometer registers' 5 degrees
above. t'ahro. , '
Furatahing store in Col:embus% O.;
while tined with shoppers, wrecked
by an explosion. '
, One hundred and sixty M.O.R, bog
cars to, be.. broken up for :Seel. for
St, Thoinatl' poor,
'Six Irish Republicans were killed
and 20 wounded in a battle between
Shin Feiners and constabulary in the
Inotiataina of Comity Tyrone.
FIIIDXY; -
IVITIoloruesallnodldssunPoswoedcyuinhgatinToRruoshofih.
a,6
famine area.
British submit proposai to abolish
sulonariues. ,
Allied Premiere, get closer in views
on reparations.
Vote on amendthent ni Dail
agatnst de Valera.
Britain has no political position
regarding Siberia,.
Washingtonmidajnuria°01seence villa last
tili
The Spaniards ere winning their
*ay in Morocco.
"'Pussyfoot" Johneon'retUtne from
Indian campaign., '
Dail Eireann adjourns treaty dee
bate over Christmas.
Toronto police, Seiae 'another still
in northwest part of
Hamilton telephone* girls pool'
funds to treat needy Children..
rive, provineial by-elections immi-
nent in dsrhiee EdwardIsland.
One robber killed and another
Wounded ,on streets of New yoTk.
'Montreal clerk 'cirdere 468 dozen,
pairs of pants, inStead,•of 86,8, ,pairre
sTillsonlaurg Man electroeitted .on
aiGaltr.o line •between Hes_rler and
The election oJ. f . T. allaw, Pro-
gressive, ' W. Calgary,' le iiovr eon -
ceded: •
London citizens' eagerly aPPIYing
for housing loans, offer 20 per cent.
deposit:
"Midget" Smith outpointed "Pete"
Herman, former bantamweight
champion. ,
Three tablets were unveiled in Ad-
ministration'Building, Board of 'Edu-
cation, ToCnto.
1Jniversity of Toronto basketleall
team defeated the •tTniversitY of Ro-
chester, 29 to 21.
Richard N. Pride, aged eight, dies
from scalds through upsetting f-ath-
er's shaving water.
Detroit merchants are n,ow coyly
attempting to woo back their former
Windsor par.custm
omers; Canadian oneY
taken
SATURDAY.
Capt. William Crawford, Toronto,
is dead. '
•Irish newspapers strongly favor
the treaty. •• '
Grimsby's new arena will be open-
ed nexteweek. • •
Nominations for municipal' Offices)
in seme _places. , •
French delegates oppose eliminat-
ing submarines. -
President says no entanglement in
foerspower treaty. •,
,Storoherg fioOwwn'si,.
ofigas StruCknin'irgi,..In '
,Government liquor, storesreport
dull Chriatmas
Sterling in -Toronto, $4.47•14; at
NeW York, e4.18 Y8. „,
South American volcanoes . cover
great area with asheS.
, Vincent -1V1a,ssey elected president
oi Massey-lIarristC,o.
A woman dropped dead at Christ-,
rims festival in Winnipeg.
Child dies in Montreajfroinefalling
into tub of boiling -water. '
Farther neah Lonsdale dealing for
water finds gas at 118 feet.
' The International League will have'
a new umpiring staff in 1922.
R. E. Kent nominated for alder-
man in Kingston for 26th time. •
President Harding grants freedom,
but not pardon, to 'Socialist leader
Toinany Coyne, Toronto, defeated
Le Breton at the Hamilton boxing
tourney.
Hamilton resident has reported
to the police that a gurenan stood
overhim with .a revolver while the
gunman's companions removed sixty
cases of whiskey from his cellar.
e, Tito arrival of the steamship Cen-
tennial State, the first steamer to
tonch at Queenston, Ireland, from
the Matted States since landing re-
strictions •at Irish pohts were remov-
ed, was made an occasion of. civic.
greetings.
Lost His Christmas Spirit.
' t •
GUELPH, Ont., Dec. 26. --- Jacob
Schwartzman, of Toronte,. landed in
Guelph at a late hour Thursday night
with his car loaded down with
liquor, and ,a; short time after he
landed in the police station, along
with his supply. The police had
received a tip to the effect that
Jacob was corning 'and they were on
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7
VILLAGE or EXETER I
NOMINATION AND ETAITLJTION
Public notice is hereby given that
a meeting of the electors of the vil-
lage of Exeter will be held in the
TOWN HALL, EXETER
at the hour of twelve o'clock noon
For the purpose of inakeng and re-
coiving nominations for the office of
Reeve and Councillors; one member
of the ,Public Utilities Coramiesion
and three members for the Board of
.
Education. And further notice is
hereby' given that in the event of
more
.any.particuittr Office than required to
be elected the proceedings will be
adjourned nutstil :MONDAY ;IJANTYI
ARY 2 .194.2-thwhen polle be
opened at, 9 a.m. at the efollovving
places, ,as fixed by the Village By-law
•
Polling Sub -Division No. 1—Mrs.
E. A. Handford's residence, Main.:St.,
E: Treble, D.R.0,, S. Davis, P.C.
Polling Sub -Division No. 2 ----Town
Hall, Main. St., W. Johns, .D.R.O., J.
Greive, ;P.C. .
Polling .Sub -Division No. 3.—Mit-
cliell's -office, Main. and Wellington
Sts., G. Anderson, D.R.O., A. Gam -
brill, P.C.
Polling Sub -Division No: 4.—
North ,Eicd, Town Hall, F. Witwer,
D.R.0 Tohl-Kydd P.C.
And all Electors are hereby re-
quested, to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
JOS. SENIOR
Returning Officer.
Exeter, Dec. 7th. 1921.
TOWNSHIP OF IJSBORNE
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public Notice is hereby given that
a meeting of the electors of the town-
ship of Usborne will be held in the
Township Hall, Elimville, at the hour
of one o'clock p.m., Monday Decem-
ber 26, 1921, for the purpose of mak-
!ng and receiving nominations for tlni
office Of Rave and 4our Councill(irs,
And further netice'is hereby given
that in the event Of more cndidate$,
being proposed ,for these Offices than
required to he !elected, and they dce
not retire within the time sPecified,
the proceeding will be adjourned un-
til Monday, January 2nd, 1922, wheu,
polls Will be opened at nine o'clocln
at the following places as fixed by
tow
nPoll 1 at S. house No. 4, Eden;
John b poll :c1ib21., Hunter, P,btyba:7
r Re .00t' , H.Br, VerneP
oi emo n
H.
T.R., IL H. Firown, 1).R.0;
clerk.
He.602,:meary ,Horton,
ceneeSsion '4', D.R.O.;
Samuel Dougall, poll clerk. .
Poll 4—Public ,hall, ,Farquhar;
John Turnb1U, D.R.O.;,"John Siinp-,
son, poll clerk. . , „ .. •
Poll 5. -,—Township Hall, ,Elinaville,
Jackson Woods, D.R.0; • Geo. Kellett,.,
poll clerk./ . t
Poll 6—$. house No. 7, 'Zion; Rd- .
E. Pooley, 1).A.O.; Chas. 'Jaques, poll.
. Poll 7—House :of Wm. Jamieson,.
Kirkton; David Goulding, D. R. Oi;
Oliver McCurdy, poll clerk. '
And all electors are hereby re --
quested to take note and ffovern,
themselves accordingly.-
Usborne Dec 7 1921
HENRY STRANG, Clerk.
To -day is the tomorrow you wor-
ried about yesterday and all is well"
so why worry.
John James Cunningham, presid-
ent of the. Western Foundary COM--
pany, Wingham, Ontario, and well--
known stove manufacturer, died slid-.
deafly of heart failure, at Toronto, on
Monday morning at the residence of
Jus sister, Mrs. Madigan, with whom
he was spending Christmas. He wan
57 years old and was born in Tor-
onto.
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'CANADIAN BA
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000 .
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
F. A. Chaptnan, Manager
R. S. Wilson, Manager
Exeter Branch,
Crediton Branch,
?Dashwood Branch, f
INCORPORATED 1655'
OVER 130 BRANCHES
E
0 to
IVOLS BANK
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000.
. ,
TEACH YOITR CIUDLREN INDUSTRY AND THRIFT.,
Reward them for doing work around the house, and. impress
upon them the importance of saving their earnings. Why not,
open an account for them 'in the Savings Department of The
lelolsons Bank. Money may be deposited -and, withdrawn by
mail. • ,
"SAFETY, DEPOSIT BOXES AT THE EXETER BRANCH."
T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH;
IttygN CENTRALIA. BRANCH OPEN FOR BUSINESS'. DAILY:
the lookout for him,. lie had. five '.- -,
sacks of Se,otch whiskey, containing THE lISBORNM 'AND IIIIii3g1IT
about 'two dozen bottles in each. FARMER'S -MITTVAL FERE INSUlt"
_ .
Friday naorning he pleaded guilty iiiicE 'coNmaily.
and was fined.$1,000 and cots' or
three months in jail in default 'of . .
'
payment, and in adelitiori three
months at the Ontario reformatory.
l'he liquor was confiscated.
Oshawa,Boy Badly Wounded.
OSHAWA, Ont., Dec. 26. — Basil
Pilosier, a young lad, 15 years old,,
was shot in the stomach Thursday
night with his own revolver, a. 38-,
calibre weapon', which he purchased
from a man named Scott, here,,,,
about the end of July. Mosier was
with a chum, Charlie Blow, stand-
ing on the King street bridge about
11 o'clock, and the two boys were
playing with the revolver when it
accidentally went off. The boy was
rushed to the hospital, where the
bullet was extracted. Present „indi-
eations are that he will recover.
Send Fire Alarm by Radio.
NEW YOB,K,. Dec. 26a ---The' firat
fire alarm -sent by radio in New York
came from the police boat John F.
E-Iyla,n at 3 a.m. Friday.
The Hylan was cruising past East
60th street, when William Lee, radio
operator, saW. a blaze near the river.
Ile sent a wireless to Serat. Pierce,
in-chaege of the radio sta,tiom at Pot
lice Headquarthes, who nodded Fire
Headquarters. Within a fctv minutes
live trucks, three engines, two fire-
boats ahd two battalion chiefs.' were
on their waz to the 1.1re.
Irined.)$2,000 'at Cernwal
'CORNWALL, Ont., Doc.
Police Magistrate i'011ne .handed out
the stiffest sentence ever impOsed:,in
the Cornwall Pollee Court for an In -
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
E'resident, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President,' JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCK J. L. RUSSELL
ROIIT. NORRIS JAMES McKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN 3/1SSERY, Centralia, Agent, for
Urbanite and B1dd1111)/1.
LIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent for
Inbbert, Fullarton and Logan.
W. A. TURNBULL,
Secretary -Treasurer
R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN & STAN131.111Y
Solicitors, Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office—paker's Livery on James St.
Calls promptly- attended to day or
night.
Phone S.
OR, LE. KINS1VIAN, LtD., O.D.S.
4onor Graduate of Toronto
'YENTIST
Office hver Gladrnari & Staribilryhe
fraction of the 0. T. A., Friday, when office, Main Street, Exeter.
he fined W. P. Workman, giving IVIor-
risburg as his neldress, 12,000- and
costs dr an alternative of six months,
Ile in rne It
MONEY- TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
properties, at lowest rates of in-
terest.
GLADMAN, & STANBURY
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
PERRY F. DOUPE Licensed Auc-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any loc-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders left'
at Times Office Will be promptly at-- .
tended to.. Phone 116, Kirktott,
Address Kirkton P. 0.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON; L.D.S.,
DENTIST
Office over I. R. Carling's Law,
office.
Closed every Wednesday afternoon.
'\ USE "NAMOND DYES"
Dye Tight! Dont
yottr material. Each pack-
age of "Diamond Dyes° con-
tains directions so simple'
that . an-' woman cart
diamond -lye .a new, riclt
coheettinte old garments,
draperies ,coverings, evcry-
thing, ACI,11,er,Woll, Pili,
lincn„ceiteit,or,t,
itixed
Buy "Dkonond 1)Yes"—rfi)
other kind—then perfect re -
cults arc guaranteed eveit if
you bash never dyed before.
Drugoi4 has "Dilmondl)yeA.
Color Card." -16 rich eelom