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'THURSDAY, ,lull $, 1909
leUTE .1ND CeMNIION-1.
Tne Cilnto.t Nee Era editorially nude
a plea for the fur;.itiiug by the County
• .1 eac•i, ,tram:: of a complete re-
p- .1 each of tee County newspapers,
of the minutes of the torsion. at the earl
lest posrt►.1• minute af•e. its conclusion.
Without a doubt there are many things
tratnsp(re at t,e County Council sessions
that might be well reported throughout
tee County, but It it useless to expect
eve -y newspaper near. to be represented
at a cost of several dollars and con-
siderable time, or else wait two or three
•weeks for a report.
Y. M. C. A. In Bruce County.—A well -
attended couvrrtiun of enthusiastic knits
(eters and Christian iaynren of Bruce
County was held to Walkerton, June 28,
.for the purpose of introducing the Coun-
ty plan of Y. M. C. A. work in Bruce.
A /number of those actively engaged In
the work in Canada and United States
were present and gave addresses. The
County Committee for Bruce was ap-
pointed, and as eooa as the budget of
$1900,00 for the year le raised, , a
County Secretary will be called to begin
organization. Bruce la the second of
'the counties in the Dominion to Intro-
duce the Y. M. C. A. County Work.
TEACHERS' WAGES.—The weary and
tare -worn school teat -her le now enjoy-
ing a few weeka of much needed rest
after a terns of six months of tiresome
mental and physical labor. Many per -
eons who have had no experience In the
tea hi ng line seem to think that any
common school teacher whose wages are
from $23 to $40 a month ought to
make an Independent fortune 111 a short
Hine. Let Puoh a one atop and consider
what Is expected of a teacher. In the
first place ehe is expected to be well
dressed at all times, which le no small
item of expense. She ea expected to
buy all the latest books, and subscribe
tar all the popular educational journ-
als of the day, and attend teachers'
meetings whenever and wherever held.
All these requirements are attended by
no small expense, and the teachers who
comply with them will find at the close
of the year, that they have a very small
Portion of their earnings to lay up for
a "rainy day." Do you not understand
by this that such requirements are
uaelese. But when It has become al-
most absolutely necereary for a teacher
to attend all such meetings as those
who have supervision over them shall
appoint ; it should be also required of
the board of education and directors
that they pay their teachers such wage.
as will enable them to attend and have
enough of their earning, left to het
them until the school terra le gens again.
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1111811 NINE TAKE' ROTH
Lucan July 1st.—Before large crowds
to -day the Irish nine defeated the Wa-
bash team of S•. Thomas twice. Thr
'cores were 7 to A. and 8 to 0.
THE EXETER COUNCIL
A regular meeting of the Cot nell of
the Village of Exeter was held in the
Town Hall, on Friday July 2nd., the/
members being all present. Minutes of
meeting held June le and 23 were read
and approved. Dr. A. It. Kinsman ask-
ed leave to cut out certain shade trees
in front of his residence. The request
was granted subject to the Street Com-
missioner's approval. Messrs. ltd. Gal-
ley and I. Armstro:,g addressed the
Council regarding line fiuce ne reported
by the Fence Viewers at the last meet -
Ing. The following accounts were read
and ordered to be pald ;—Fred [tatter,
labor, 770e.; ltu.t. Sardere, straw for
beds in lockup. 23c.: Albert Blesett,
labor. $6; Sidney Sanders $3; George
Sanders 75c.; Geo. Cudniore $3.1 W.
J. Bissett, salary, $33; C. W. Cross,
part salary, l.:r : J. Settlor. Express
fire dept.. 15c.. Sarni Sanders, part
salary. $35; John Grigg. supplies 81.80
Quren City 011 Co., gasoline, $7.71:
Electric Light Co.. arc ll;trttrtg. $:1't..14.
Da.. street lights. $7,1.1%; Do., Town
Hall $3,6n. Bel. error in May Payment
$4.70 : Thos. Houlden„ 2 weeks street
Watering :to.on , John 11. Scott. testing
r,\tlk, eta. Peened on motion of Ilea -
man and Lukcr,—Carried. AdJ. to
meet Wednesday. July 7th.
Jos. Settler. Clerk.
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CENTRAL1.\
Mr. and Mrs. Ethelbert Butt and
daughter of Detroit are vtsltleg at the
parsonage—Misses Laura and Mabel
Butt are •pending their holidays under
the pare :tal roof.—Mlesce Lily and
Katie Elliott of London are visiting
t„etr parents.—Mr. and Mrs. John Dins -
dale of Kipper spent Monday with itev.
Mr. and Mr,. Mutt.—Mr. Thos. Boyce
1s building a brick stable which will
g:e*tly enhance the appearance and val-
ue of tats properly.—Mr. Chris. Baek-
:rvtlle aryl Mr. Thos. Wees't had .t nar-
raw e.cape 0II Monday. \while they
were working 1:1 Thos. Doyen' stable
a part of the ,raffolding gave way ,and
t ..: tell to the grownd. ,t distance of
12 feet or more. They were badly shak-
e;. up. but hot seriously IrrJured.—The
buster factory 1. aged,' tit full swing.
aced though the building Is not entirely
cen'ple'c. both lunettes and machinery
proatl*c to be tee best and moat up-to-
dete that cae tx secured. it has been
less than five weeks from the date of
tit^ fire tc the romnlenrenl,'i,t of buel-
t eseag.t:n, and tele speak* velum's for
t ^ husincas energy of tit. T'toe. Willis
r';.' proptictur. All ale wish hint great
Lu• cess.—Mr. Tho*. Elston) in putting
a cermet foundation under the barn of
Mr. 1'. Fasery's farm.—Wilbur Luker
,was take:/ suddenly 111 on :gunday eve-
nitner and Dr. Orate wan called In. At
one time It war thought that he might
rave to be taken to t'.e'l:oepital tor at:
.,peratio:i. but we are pleased to learn
l..a' he r• ow o 1 a fair way to -ont-
•p'e'e recovery. A large congregation
is egad lit v. sir. Itult ter Sunday evening
a ;d the service was of an 1:1ter•esting
.character.
Cie::tial a .a Big Day Is oars mote a
*matter o' ,.'story. and a bt; day it wee.
too. The weather was all that could be
•gesirrd. cacept for the ratan wet, sold
1lh• lee cream and cco! dr':Ike 1' wasn't
,quite hot enough tor him. T,te *ports
u, c:.arge tee price, but
eer..ed good P -:z, e.
Tee supper s : nerd by tee ladles wag
Ju.,t what you would expect from the
ladies v.eo turn:aired It. They have bee.:
at It for aevc-rel years and no one knows
'►atter the wants of a First of July
•reed, or row better to rater to their
wAta e. Strawbe ret were stere to at.LLn-
tle. ••e. with creast buttered bread and
mite it, great plenty. It is a hard day's
a ark for the ladies and they deserve
• :edit air their ur.tirle,g efforts to
:fatisfy everyo:te.
Two games o: baseball wire played
n; thr t.onte team and a team from Den
::skin lee hune team winning both of
:e.t.a' Tee worried saw(' ended 1:, to
1, ar,d the evt' wing game 21 to 4. The
•u:ored ger-eternise pltc ring for the
visttors was dna: at,d dumb, and no
an:eu:,t of toasting had any effect on
hire but as a twirler ':e proved to be
a frost. and the boys banged hint all
over the lot. Bruce Mitchell and King
i'al.u_r in the box t •r the locale did
gee' work and could have shut out the
,::,itora had they not eased up a little.
\►'i,lte tatting in We evening Milt. Mit-
ceee got hit on the head by a thrown
bill and was forced to quit the game
for the day. but you cad t put hlm out
of the game for long with a baseball.
tat place waa taken by Frank Snell. Dr.
`.1:22u1 of Crediton umpired satisfactor-
ily.
Tree following Is the list of winners
in the sports.—Races—floys under 8,
A. Robinson. L. Abbott, G. Hanlon:
Girl:/ under 8. C. Davey, E. Skinner, C.
Thompson ; Boys under 12, Fred Es -
eery, L. Abbott. A. Sambrook; Girls
tuner 12. M. Heaton. M. Willis, M.
31ma ; Boys under 16. E. F'ahner, S.
Hagen. A. Dupla,' ; Girls under 10, 0.
Esaery, I. Brown. E. Baker, Wheelbar-
row. G. and W. Butt, A. Duplan and
S. McCoy, S. Eage. and L. Butt ; Po-
tato, E. Fanner. S. Eagen ; Needle,
E. Fainter, R, Coughlin; Three-legged,
E. Fanner and E. M. Fanner, G. and
L. Ilutt, A. Duplan and S. \McCoy ; Lad-
les, P. Monett. L. Handford, G. Easery ;
Obetacte, R. Coughlin, A. Duplan, E.
ahner ; loo yd. Dash, M. Southrott.
11. Coug1:1 ri, 11. Wilson; Lad'.es throw-
ing ball, L. Handford, Mre. M. Mitchell ;
Flop, step and jump. H. Wilson, E.Fah-
ner ; Running long Jucrp, H. Wilson, G.
Butt ; Standing long Jump. If, Wilson.
E. F'alt::er ; RJuster rate, L. Butt. A.
Duplan, F. Eesery. Married men's race,
N. Baker, E. Grosvenor, Wm. Bowden;
etc -mile bicycle race, F'. Bloomfield. G.
Sweitzer, H. Mitchell; Two-mile bMar-
ath)u, G. Coughlin, C. Ileywood, O.
'Taylor.
The gate receipts were over •1:30.
The Concert in the evening under the
auepirea of the Ladles Aid was largely
'Mended and proved to be one of the
best ever given stere
The church was literally packed. over
'.r being taken at th0 door. Tile Ital-
.an orchestra, Mr. Pink and airs. Case,
all of London, with Prof. Brown of
Clinton furnished the program, which
could hardly be surpassed. Everybody
was del'.ghted and every number on the
p -ogram was all that could be desired.
All in all it xas the best celebration
•r held. The different committees went
•) work like beavers and great gratiflc-
,: et is being expressed on every hand
,t the social and financial results.
Local Items
Miss Vera Rowe Is vlilting in Clinton
Mr. Arthur D. Davis leaves for Win-
nipeg on Monday.
Mr. Tom. Marks visited at Mr. Geo.
Maneon's on the holiday.
Mrs. J. ei•lntyre of Fullerton vial'cd
er Mr. A.Dow•aover Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Chestney of Winnipeg is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. McLeod,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Seldon visited tela
Heel In Ingersoll over Sunday.
Mts. Wilson and her little niece are
al a visit to London and Petrolea.
Mr. Htltse of Toronto visited his els-
:'•r ,Mre. L. D. Vincent. last week.
Mre. Cha.. Ltvingstohe visited Mre.
F. C. McDonell at Ilensall last week.
Mr. Wnt. Wilson has gone to Wing
mins. t.e:ng employed by Mr. Ilartnoll.
Mr s. J lin Scott and children are vis-
iting relatives and children in Downie.
Miss Martha Carling, who has been
test-t.ies in tlrantford, is home for the
t. )itchy..
M A. Tr o n'o 1 anti L"ntly of Lletowe:
are guests of Mrs. Fowell here and at
Grand ilend.
Mrs. D. hackney at,d two children of
Regale, Sask.. ale visiting at Mr. Si-
nt -n Campbell's.
Miss Baskett, who has been the guest
of etre. Semi Sweet, has returned to
her /tome In Ma.nohv111e.
Mr. itobert Saudere and niece. Mies
-eine '*ander,, left Monday on a pleas-
ure trip to Seattle. Oregon and Alaska.
in R letter to the Advocate Rev. A.
H. Going expresses himself as being
highly pleaacd with his new field of
labor.
The bowling game which was cut short
by the rain on Friday night wilt take
peter tt 1, Friday evening with the saner
players, as near as possible.
\Mre, Mc Keeley and daugt ter returned
r) (1r•stlard to -day. atter a few days
sp^I.t tare owing to tee illness of the
fu,11101'+ mother. Mrs. Piper. who ie
Ae•o.ering.
A good gave of football took piste at
l:« e- Nort't Tu^,(Ley eight between
hrr- e- Not: • and Iluroadale, resulting
favor of the former. 1 to t).
Mrs. Ernest Stinger and little daugh-
te-. Prances of Toronto are visiting her
to ,m,,.e. Mrs. J. Wood and Mrs. J.
Rta;r hford, also other relatives for a
few weeks.
Mr. Frank Mellott while breaking some
• el oe Tuesday, unfortunately was
murk by a flying piece on the let'
reek bone. fracturing It. The wound Is
tv 'e painful and he wears a heavy
n, lige over it.
1' . Mats street Epworth League pro-
p), glvl:i,t a garde;, party on the
., lawn on the evening of Tuesday.
tee.. to:•y e ita Harpers of Lor. -
do will furnish the music. Admtseio;.
2e me t t. inrludt:lg supper. Supper s:rv-
e•1 fro:n 6 to 8,
'V • Ie''tr—Morley—Ot, Jur.e 1. b) tee
Re, Mr. Holmes. Piccadilly street.
Lo :fon, WUltam C. Schaefer. of Ham-
• to Daly L. Morley. of CSa, de
o)J',
eat
LCCAN.
err. and Mrs. S. Davis spent a few
days in town the guest of Mrs. Jo:tce.
—Among the former Lucanitea who are
spe:dittg 'their vacation at their gornes
here are,M1sses Etta Stanley, Itt•'.t
Fox, Holly Martin, Dutcte Martin,Laura
Sutton, Lena Abbott, Gertrude Elliott.
—Meagre. John and Rich. Hodgins o1
Ottawa spent a few days with their par-
ents beers.—Rev. Steverson and wife
,t::d family have returned after a week's
visit In liarrletore—Mr. 8, C. Chowen
has moved over from Clandeboyo and to
occupying tee house lately vacated by
J. S. Gllfillan.—Mrs. W. E. Murdy of
London is spending a week with her
parents here.—Mre. Mobray to vteitirng
at her home In Oshawa. --Owing to the
great number of new houses now being
built In town the workmen have bee:,
delayed In beginning work on the new
post office.—Mrs. Geo 'lodging and
daughter, Gertrude, attended the wed-
ding of the fornmer's grand
son, Mr. Ray Lawson to MIs. Helen
Newton of Parkhill.—Miss Edna Lux-
ton sof Eden Is the guest of tier cousin,
Miss Edna McDougal.—Misses Eva and
Violet Carter of Toronto are spending
thetr vacation at their home here.—elise-
es Jennie Johnston and Della ilaritol
etr. and Mrs. Albert Hall and Archie
Routledge of London spent Sunday In
town.—A union picnic of the Presbyter-
ian, Methodist and Anglican Sunday
;schools Is to be held at J. Park's woods
on July , 14.—Miss Aggle Anderson
spent July tat at her home in Centralia
—Miss /.aura Fox has returned home
after a pleasant vacation.—Dr. J .Brown
lee and Mrs. Brownlee of Detroit spent
the holiday In town.
CRREDITON.
Mrs. Gus Dello and children of Detroit
visited the formcr's cousin. Mrs. John
Slips alid other friends a few days last
week.—Little Verda Sims was on the
,Ilei( list but Is Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Lawson and family
and Dir. and Mre. Thos. Edwards and
family of Indiana, were camping at
Grand Bend last week.
Mr. Harriss of Winghans has been
in the village the past week with the
object of organizing a lodge of the Ca-
nadian Order of Foresters.—School
closed last iVednesday for the sum-
mer holidays. The lady teachers, the
Misses Dunlop, Polly and Hartlieh,
have finished their term in this school
and the trustees will he obliged to en-
gage three new ones for the corning
term. During the time the ladies
CASTOR IA
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the �J�
Stgnaeuru of �L
New Perfumes : .
Tref
Tref Violet
gauze Rose
Prairie Rose
These ars on sale only at this store, in bottles
at ROC• odor different, duality stronger than
other perfumes. Thew odors are not sold else-
where in Exeter and are not genuine unless un
der The Purity label. It you wish fragrant.
lasting; perfumes. buy your perfume hers Otb•
er grades at low er pri,•es.
Can.
P-cp.
Bldg
THE PURITY
J.
Wi;lie
Powell
taught here they gave excellent scetia-
faetiut►.—Richard Howsen,of the Bank
of Commerce staff, has returned here
after spending his two weeks' holidays
at bis home in \Vinghatu.--Jos. Law-
son, who has the contract to construct
the concrete abutments of the new
bridge at the river, has torn down the
old bridge and is busily engaged at
cunsttuctiug a temporary one. In the
meantime traffic is blocked across the
river for a period of about a week or
ten days' tinte.—One of Lawson's men
took an involuntary dip in the Sauble
on Tuesday. He was in the act of
crossing the river in a small boat,
when. for some reason, whether ner-
vousness or having had a drop too
much inwardly, he suddenly grasped
the boat in his arcus and rolled over.
Work at the bridge was stopped for
several minutes. The amen were un-
able to work on account of the antus-
ing incident.—Dominion Day passed
otT quietly here. Cuite a number were
at the Bend and some went to Centra-
lia. The following visited friends here
for the day: Garnet Baker and Chris.
Finkbeiner, of London; Charles Ewald
of Akron, Ohio; and August Kuhn, of
St rat ford.—Mrs. Voelker and son Hen-
ry visited her sons in Detroit during
the holidays.—Mr. and Mrs. Mistele,
son, and Mr. Chas. Wind are here vis-
iting relatives. They came from De-
troit in their automobile.—Samuel
Kuhn purchased a piano from S. Mar-
tin ae Son of Exeter on Monday.—Mr.
and Mrs. C. Heist of St. Catharines
are visiting relatives in our midst.—
Farmers are busy at the hay crop.
Some have been ploughing, but find
find the ground too dry and have stop-
ped work.—Art. Holtzman was in
Dashwood on Tuesday.—Mr. Tom Ed-
wards. wife and family have returned
to Indiana after visiting their rela-
tives here for several weeks. They
returned in their automobile. While
here they gave quite a number of our
citizens and others the pleasure of
having an auto ride.—Last Sunday
evening the Annual Children's Day
Festival of the Evangelical Sunday
School was held in their church. The
auditorium was crowded to the doors.
The anthems by the choir. choruses
by the school and smaller classes were
well rendered. Solos were sung by
the Misses Brown and Haist. The
program throughout was a good one
and the male chorus assisted nobly in
making the entertainment a success.
—A ministerial meeting was held in
the Evangelical Church on Monday
afternoon. Quite a number of minis-
ters of the neighboring circuits were
present. After the session. lunch was
served at the home of Rev. E. H. Bean.
D.\Sli\FOOD
L'� M. RR,)KESsItIRE, DASIIWOOD C•)NS'CY.
[`J. Y.NCER Deeds, Wills, Mortgages and all
Legal Dytume is carefully and promptly prepared
Charges moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Mr. Geo. Wambold of Berlin spent a
,eek under the parental roof, leaving
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THE BEST
Flour `''`
If it is the best li.,ut vol .rant there it
but one place In town to get it- that
is from us. The brands are:
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD (Ogilvie',)
5 ROSES (Lake of Woods)
PURITY (Western Canala Flour Mills)
Lease your orders or • all up
Phone 2.
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
Crediton Flour Mills
We have to otter Good White Shorts, also Bran & Feed
in ton lots.
Shorts, at $25 per ton
Bran " 25 "
Family Flour at $3.25 per 100 lbs.
Ontario " " 3.00
IP!
Special reduction- on large lots.
Henry Sweitzer --- Crediton East
r ToM- Act4,
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NOTICE
Regina NVat* hes, when sold
without an Official (ivarantt; :',
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to he Secom! -
'land NVatches, taken in trail:.!
or procured in some other
second-hand %slay.
I am the only authorireu
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offic-
ial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents
throughout Canada.
A. MARCHAND, the Jeweller,
EXETER, ONTARIO.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
ULD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTIBLISIIED 1407
R. S. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,QQQ
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank are a most cooveniegt
way in which to carry money when travelling. They are issued in denomination* oI
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Fragce
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each clteque, while in other countries
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every office
of the Bank. Birt.
Exeter Branch—G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton
The general public will take notice that 1 ant doing business in Exeter it:
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Horse Hair, Copper,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to T. IHAWKINS & SON'S HARDWARE.
EXETER, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of
scrap may be left at the same store, where prompt attention will be given.
M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
1
IT PAYS TO BUY A GOOD RArreE
WE want to tell you about a Good
Range --It's called the --
IMPERIAL -OX FOR D
A PERSONAL inspection is request -
'ed and now is a good time to come,
New Stock just in --Let's talk it over.
Surprisingly moderate prices for sure
satisfaction. See us before you buy.
For Sale by W. J. HEAMAN
for Berlin on Wednesday morning.—Dr.
;McLaughlin left Friday morning for a
few weeks holidays. his practice here
being looked atter by Dr. Neely.— Mr.
and Mrs.Donahue, nee Miss Laura Goetz
rune ):ere on Friday evening on their
honeymoon trip and a reception was
held at the home of hen parents in hon-
or of the event, to which the relatives
and innudlate friends of the bride were
Invited..—The let of July was a quiet
day here, most of the people going else
where to spend the day. School closed
on Wednesday for tine summer vacation
and the children can now do about as
they please.—Masons are now busily
engaged building the foundation under-
neath Mr. henry Guenther's barn. —
Ttte Strawberry Festival held under the
auspices of tune Y. P. A. on Tuesday.
elate was a decided success In every
partit•ular. The committee who had the
arranging and carrying out of the de-
tails connected therewith deserve
great credit for having eartled it to
etre/ a success. Aed especially +rout
w commend the efforts of the Y. P.
['resident, ells,' Martha Otet:etctr.
who labored with unlirlt,g zeal and en
orgy that tt.e great alm mlgla be attain
ed, that of raining a snug sunt of money
to aid the Medicine fiat Mi.sIon. That,
eve, -)•002 who attended enjoyed themsel
vas gore without saying and no doubt
should a similar occasion take place
in future a good gathering would ag-
ain conte together.—Mr. 11 A. Keller -
mann occupied the pulpits at Zurich and
14th concession appointments on Sue
day.
The Dashwood Furniture Store
I wish to announce to the public that
our stock is now one of the largest and
best that we have ever carried.
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines
No agents. (',,nunision goes to you.
1 -louse This line is now cunIplete and
Furniture ,,ought from the leadingnl't'g's
of Canada, as we are barred from none.
We have a large assortment of Window Shades, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings, Baby Carriages, Folding ('arts, Ger('arta,
Express Wagons, Curtain Stretchers, Step-Laddere, Carpet
Sweeper°, Picture Moulding, Room Moulding, Pictures, Ete.
Brass Extension Rode, White Cottage Curtain Rode, 10c each.
Picture Framing done on shortest notice.
mita.e..UNDERTAKINC�"W-
\We carry a large and well assorted stock in this line. In
tone of need do not fail to call. Any ordets received by phone
will he promptly attended to. ('leave call and examine our stock
and Ret prices.
'''C FTIWAi. P. McISAAC, Dashwood
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he Molsons Bank
incorporated 1855
Capital (paid up) -
Rest Fund - -
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$3,50,000
$3.500,000
Has tl.i Branches in Canada. and Agents and ('orre.i, •ltdents in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
A 0ENRRAL RANKIN° Bt:91l(F.99 TRANSACTP.D.
SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches, interest allowed at highest current rate.
EXETER BRANCH •
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
Dictsox & CARLtro, Solicitors.
N. D. lilL'RI)ON, Manager,