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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1909-09-09, Page 4exeter Advocate,' \\ISI. AND OTHERWISE I:\ minute of real work beats an hour's t.t:king about it. Tae emptier the head the easter It is to fill It with not air. An acco dation Hai,. has as many a:ops as a pipe organ. Don't judge a ratan by hie clothes. It Kli!\'A may be his tallor'a fault. Only the wealthy could have children if triable.' could select their parents. There are t Imes when cousclenee is art inconvenient thing to have around. The leas you know about certain peo- ple the better opinion you have of them. Never say "What's ups" to a man when you see him coming out of a paw:n ahop. The average woman erehts to think Ifs Is too good for w that her husband's him. . It a man's wife cuts his hair he Is entitled to a lot more sympathy than he gets. :It Is almost as difficult for you to get a znan to take your advice as It is for you to take lila. Watch any than long enough and you will see hint do something he ought to be arh:,need of. The average woman seldom teals sorry for her.,etf if she can find some man to feel sorry for her. It would take more than a music teacher to cultivate the voice of con- e'cience in some people. Many a woman nags at her husband until she either brings hint to her way of thinking or drives his to drink. A man stops bragging about the smart nese of his children after tley learn how to separate hits from his entire !salary. S.anietb Ctee.tt. Props. THURSDAY, Sept. ;►, 1909 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cunningham and fatally spent Sunday here. -Mr. Dan Collins and family returned to their home In Detroit Saturday. -Miss Edna Caadwlck of Dublin Is viatting Maas NoraCollins.-Mise Laura Lochner of Shipka anent Sunday here. -Mt. and Mrs. Sklc holt spent Sunday here.--Jlr. I3ereerd Cutn,ingham spent a .oueie of days in Toronto. -The Misses Ida and Laura Ratz are spending a few days In Toronto. The following Is the report of 5. S. 6. for the mouth of August ;-Sr. IV., Thos. Yearley, Leona Flnkbeiu•r, Entnta Cunninghavn, Harold Gower. Jr. IV., Ella Wilhelm. James Mawhhtney, Roy Ratz. neuro Johne, Ray Johns. M. Class. John Cunningham and Gladys M.w'hinrey honors, Veronica Hanover, Wilbert Ilarunan. II. Class, lreae Dtawhinney (honors) Arthur Hanover, Peter Regler, Fred Cunningham, Edith 1'!)nn. Pt. 11. Bertha Hartman, Edgar rlawhirney. John Hanover. M. E. Sherrill, Teacher LL-MLEY. Mr. Walter I(obkirk called on his fath- er !sere \londay before leaving for the Nest. -Mr. Fred Simmons Is in Toronto attending the Exhibition. -Mrs. Cnesney and daughter of Egmondville spent Lab- or Day with Noah Horton and family. - }flees. Maggie Hobkirk and Mary Mc- Queen and Harold Glenn are attonding Exeter High School. \Ve wish our young friends succeSH.—Mr. Jau. Horton Is h: Forest -Mrs. atcMordie of London is the guest of her daughter ,here -Maar. Amts Stewart of Glen Alien, Ont , .136 returned to het home after an extend- ed visit with her cousin. Miss Maud Glenn. -Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell, lien - salt vlslted at S. Horton's on Sunday. - Mr. John Glenn spent a few days with friends at Atwood and Britton the first of the wc'k. MAPLE GROVE. Mr. Richard Neil and wife spent Sun day at William \Villiam's. Clandeboye. - John Gilbert Is doing a rushing bus- iness threshing in this vicinity.- Miss Maud Haskett of Blddulph was the guest Inc should remember that no qualified the farmers are thl ough fall wheat see - Ing. -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williams of Parkhill called un frtenda here Friday. -Mathias Doyle has rented his farm to Mr. Will Darling tor a term of years. -A aon was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alt. E. Kilmere the other day. -Fred Nell bas traded off his famous old Hitting horse Tony toa a pacer. He say.. he has son'ething that can go some. -:.iia a. Burnett o: Lucan was the guest of airs Adam Nell on Friday. SCARCITY OF TEACHERS. S:x hundred teachers holding third eau's certificates are this year enter - Ing the Provincial Normal schools to secure higher etat.ding in their profes- sion. As a 'intuit it Is said an equal number of renal schools will have to obtain new teachers. In Welland coun- ty all schcols are without permanent Instructors. Several have secured tem- porary assistance, but of tibia they will be deprived when the Normal schools open. The searc'ty of teachers for the rural schools Is duo to the special in- ducements offered to third-class lea- chers to take courses in the Normal schools, and secure second and first - clams certificates. The condition of at - fairs can last at furthest only until the close of tl.e Normal schools In the spring. In the meantime the D^part- ment of Education is prepared to meet the difficulty by granting special e.rtit- Icates to persons. as yet unqualifl.'.l to teach in districts where vacancies can- not be filled. KI RKTON. The Klrkton mill started on Sept. 1st to run every day. -Mr. Ira Marshall lOst a valuable Holstein row the other day. -James More leaves tele week for Vanc,.uver and Se,nttic.-titles Campbell of Toronto Is the guest of her brother, Dr. C. A. Campbell. -Mrs. E. L. Eger of Misncapolis is visiting at the home of Dir. SIla.s Sltlet.-Biles Sparll'tg of Anderson occupied the pulpit of tt,e Methodist ch.urch last Sunday morning. -Rev. and Mrs. Snell and daughter. Wlanct.c. left for .wo weeks holidays with friends at Woodstock. -Mr. C. F. Marshall. 11. A., called on friends last week before c aeinencing duties as sei- e:tre maitre. in B,e collegiate at ilant- Ilton.-Mr. Crate. Duffield is busy lay - lag cement sidewalks from the parson- age to the corner of Victoria lIntel.- Mr. Fit d. Austin left for Montreal to meet his bride, who came over trout Eng- land. 'Flay return' d home on Moteas. and have settled in their new ho:nr. Wedding bells will soma b' r!ngl.ta ht Kirkton, as we understand the mouse lately orcupled by Mrs. V.rn. Francis is Low uidergoing repairs tor the same Goad luck to roil Ed. The followL'g is tae result of the fast wLeat competition held in con'taciio : with the Kitktoti Agrieu'tural Society: - 1st. W. J. Robinson, b6 1-2 per ren! wit'. it. . •o ,'e Holden Chart : '.rad. Ar- tau:- 1't.c'.cle, N'. Daw. Clold. Ch aft ; \Vf1Gua spariing. 111 14. with haw. Uoi- de staff ; 4th.. A. J. Dow, 94, with liar. vest King ; :,th, \1. E. S•Aeitxcr. 83 1-1 with Dawson's Golden 'half : The High- ly Comineaded with 93 per rent. on ?law nom's Golden Chaff. were Albert :ghee and Joe. Kirk : and The Commended wit - 82. were Writ. °f't111an, Curry Doupc and Mr.,. W. J. Tufts, the first with Boman a:;d the last two with Dawson's. 'Phe :3'c11 C'entpe'It'orl was won hyCurry Doupe. with W. J. Robinson second. Mr. and Mrs Robert Copeland have announced the engagement of their dtug'ta r. )1:es Pave, to aft. FA. Srne:e: •1`.e marriage to take place o. t re 1 at' . EDEN. Tarr., !tag is t' e order of the day. - Mr. a•:d air •. Rank Coates visited Toronto a:nd Muskoka 'Apt week. -Mr. Nereid ttwarnl .•'pent Sunday at his hone In FWlatton.-airs. Fred. Latton Is visiting friends nr: London. -Miss Laura 01111ng 01 Jlensall spent Sunday at 1'. Coates'. FARQUHAIR Mtas Lily Baliaut)ne. who had her leg broken recently, is recovering nicely. Bad Mix -Up- On Sunday evening last Metiers. Fred Waghorte and Ed. Mor- fett got lido a bad mix-up. They were exercising a colt belonging to the for- mer and when about to enter the lane leading to his father's home the brother went to open the gate and the colt at- tempted to back up. Mr. \Vaghornc ap- plied the whip freely with the result that the colt became unmanageable, up- setting the rig and occupants into the road and smashing the buggy and har- ness badly. The occupants had a nar- row shave tor their lives. Luckily however they escaped with nothing fur tier than their Sunday clothes being spoiled. Mrs. David Hackney and children of Regina are visiting in the neighbor- hood, also Mr. Geo. hackney. formerly of this place, together with his bride whom Ile lately wedded. -Mr. William Stewart. Mr. T. Huukln and wife and Mr. Wm. Turnbull attended Toronto Ex- hibition lids week. -The wedding took place on Wednesday, Sept. 8th, at the home of the bride's fatter, the ceremony being performed by Rev. C. Fletcher. o: Mr. Tltoa. Ballantyne. to Miss Millie daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo .Monteith. all of Ustorne. They will reside on the groom's tine farm, east of Farquhar, and have our very best wishes.- -Mr. Johns, our store -keeper. has sold out to Mr. Campbell of near Hensen. We are sorry to lose Mr. Johns, as he has won many friends here. CROS:ARTY Mr. Scott McLaren who has been suf- fering front lung trouble, 1s at present In a serious condition and the end is expected at any moment.. -The Misses Jennie and Nettle butler and Miss 011ie Spear° are attending the Toronto F'alr this week and will visit at Berlin before returning. -Mrs. Wm .Dlnnin intends leaving for British Columbia on Wed- nesday next. accompanied by her bro- ther. John Ilumerston. Mrd. Minh' will be away several months, and will visit her sister, ',hoot she has not seen for 17 years. ELIMVILLE .)u:te a large number from the village acd vicinity attended the anniversary services at Zion on Sunday and also the chicken pie social on Monday even - Ing. -Several front the vicinity are at- te-tding the Toronto Exhibition this week. -air. and Mrs. Joan Delbridge of Winchelsea lett on Tuesday for an ex- tended visit to the West. -Mrs. Roeder of near Parkhill is visiting her mother, airs. Wen. Slearnon. Mr.s. 1'. Andrews. who has been In a feeble state of health for some tlm.,was able to he removed to the front ot her home. and in company with two of her gra rd children was photographed on .londay. Happily Wedde.l.--The i:ome of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods. was the scene of a touch .Ioyous festivity ort Wednesday Septemb r 8th, wren their estimable daughter, Bertha Manc1e was united In matrimony to Mr. Charles Rtenard Down. The parlor was beautifully dec- orated and it was there the bride enter- ed, leaning on the arum of her rather, while the wedding march was being played by apes Rosetta Down. slater of the groom. Tae marriage cerenwny. weir : rook place at 12 o'clock noon. was performed by the Rev. H. Watson. The bride looked beautiful in a very dainty oatume of white embroidered silk and e.0 r.ed a shower bouquet of pink and w'.ftc earnatto:A. iter travelling gown was navy blue. trimmed with navy blue •111: a blue silk blouse. while the hat was of white velvet. The bride was as - salted by Miss Sarah Down of London ester of ti it. groom. wane the groom '+gas supported by Mr. Lewis Woods, brother of the bride. After the ceremony was performed and congratulations over the bridal party adjourned with their gue.ets, numbering between eighty and ninety to the dining room, where beau,l- fu!ly arranged tables, decorated with p nk and white astern and laden with an abundance of rood things pr•)vided for the occasion. was surrounded and ample justice thereto was done. Thr- 'wedding Efts were costly. beautiful and nu:nerou... among therm being a hand- s en- ale r.. leer, the gift of the bride's u 1, .t . T: xl.u.d : cos:;y pieces of tur:i- xe. !.:orae china dl• •'er set from 'c trade's trother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs J. H. McLaughlin ; while fat'.er and another's present was a ',^ rue for A la;:daone, gut i of money. thee 'as were present from Lo:.don. Mt,: - gin. Strat hroy. Goderlc!.. Cromarty. Mul!I:arty. Walton. Clete-. Winchelsea ad cieewhtre. T..t happy couple enter ups i tae voyage of life toiether with • best w!s!•es of a host of friends. CENTItALIA Mr. Harold Burden. book-keeper for Parsons & Davis, is taking in the To- ronto Exhibition.-- Vr. Percy Simp- son of Detroit, formerly barber here, is back renewing acquaintances. -Miss Vera Essery is visiting in Par•kbill.- Miss Laura Butt spent eekeral day's last week in Landon. -Miss Sarah Neil, our church pianist, is spending her holiday's in London, Miss Fleda Baker taking her place at the piano. - As Rev. W. H. Butt is to conduct an- niversary services at Staffa, the Rev. A. I. Brown will preach here on Sun- day next. - Mr. A. T. F. Butt, junior minister on the Elitneille circuit, oc- cupied the pulpit here ou Sunday ev- ening and gave good satisfaction. - Our baseball boys played two games at Exeter on Labor Day, but lost in both. -Ten pupil~ from here are at- tending the High School department at Exeter. -The Epworth League, un- der the leadership of Dr. Orme, has started in for more aggressive work, the meeting of Tuesday evening being indicative of greater success. -Mrs. Lyddon and daughter. Pearl, of Iowa, are the guests of the fornmer's mother, Mrs. C. Anderson. -Mr. Thos. Bick- nell, who has also been visiting his mother, Mrs. Anderson, has returned to his home in Mexico, N. Y. Mr. Bicknell owns a large fruit farm in New York State and has made a great success in that line. It is fourteen years since be visited his old home here. SAINTSBURY Iluglt Murdock and Nassau Lindsay of Woodstock visited here on Sunday last -Geo. Davis of Nebraska atter a few days visit has returned bonne. -Miss E. Creery Is visiting in this neighborhood. -Quite a number front here attended the Blddulle' 11. C picnic on Labor Day. -Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dickens intend taking a trip west to Fillmore to see their son Butler. -Mtge Flossie Sweet of Emeter Is visiting around here. -The county engineer has surveyed a ditch front Sherwood Ilunter's to the river. GREEN WAY. Miss Ella Humble of Petrolea spent a few days with her slater, Mrs. Vlna Young. -Misses Ethel and Mae Carruth - era and Mina Eggert left far Detroit on 'Thursday. -Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ulens and children visited at Mr. J. C. Goorl- n:ua:s, Corbett, on Sunday. -Mrs. la.'. Arrand of Nutana, Sask., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGregor. •-Misses F. E. Nell and Mabel (lord visited in Lucan over Sunday. -Miss D. Eaat of London visited her friend '.Mss N. Hotson on Sunday. -Mr. and airs. J. Cliffe and Master Willie spent Sun- day evening at Mr. II. Purdy's.-Rev. J. G. Kerr of Lucan, who was pastor Grand Bend circuit 27 years ago will preach In Roston Methodist church at 2.31) and 7 P. nt. on Sunday next. -Miss miry Thontp •on of Port Iluron spent a few days 11* past week at air. J. Turner'a.-John Belling. who spent the pant summer at Niagara, arrived home on Monday. -Mr. and airs. Jas.. Foster and Mies Laura left this week for Bel- vllle, '.vier: Mr. Footer will resume 1:1s studies.-aLlss Adah McPherson and Mabel Ifutrhineon have started High School In Parkhill. WINCIIELSE,\ Mr. J. A. Taylor ot Detroit paid our burg a flying visit last week. -Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kerr, Miss J. A. HIamilton and Misses' Lulu and Rhea Godboit spent a few days at Toronto Fair. -Mr. John Delbrtdge and wife left for Doug- las. Man.. and other points In the West ori Tuesday. -Mina Wella Heywood left Tuesday to attend the illgh School at St. Marys. -A number from here attend- ed the chicken pie social at Zion on Monday evening and report a good time. STEPiIEN. Wedded. -A happy event took place at the tonic of Mr. Jos. Sharrow, Lake Road, on Wednesday of last week, the oceaslon being the marriage of his youngest daughter, Adeline, to Mr. Norman Turnbull of the Sauble Tine, Thy. The ceremony was performed by Ile itcv. S. A. Carricrc in t he prest.nce of about ion tovited guests. The cere- mony and congratulations over, all sat down to a magnificent spread on the lawn. after which the young people were driven to Parkhill. whet° they took the evening train to Port Huron and other points. The happy t walk will have the beat wishes of a host of friends for thclr future welfare and happiness. The presents formed a ntagsllflcent army, eotnpr:!ing articles of value, beauty and usefulness. nnimutPH Mr L Abbott attended Detroit Fair Monday ani Tuesday of this week. -Miss Dyers of London visited friends on the Sauble Lite tills week. -Mr Jas. Had - gins team ran away last Tuesday and Jimmy got a rather severe shaking up. -Mr. Wm. Dickens has returned horse irons Toronto and nays It Is a great cz!tihltion.-Mr. Alex. ituth has sold the mail route from Lucan to Clandeboye to Walt. Ilodginn. WHALEN Another holiday season has gone end most everyone around here went to some of the festivals. -Mrs J. Wright is vls- iting lhl.i week in Stratford, the guest of Mrs. John Passmore. Mr. Wright vlslted in the city over Monday.- air. Beverley Youngston spent the holidays with Mende in Stratford. -.rtes Ethel Watson 1s visiting among relatives In mrd around Exeter. -Wille engaged in threshing last Saturday Lloyd Hodg- son fell from the snow dawn on the floor and the Injuries have laid hint ort work thl.'' week. -Thr young child of Mr. and Ctrs. George Parkinson at the time of writing Is seriously 111. The frost of the past week has caused the farmers to fee! A little uneasy about their corn crop, some or which Is affected guile lot. -Mr. J. Wright la looking rather loneaonte In the absence of his better halt. C .eer up. Jack. --A night hawk vlslted the barn of Mr. Wm. Brooks last Monday night. mistaking It for a rural Mall delivery box. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A GItAND PEND Mr. L. Carrier of Seaforth is visiting his patents for a few days.- Mr. Chas. Geake of Toronto is visiting relations around here. -Mr. L. Itavelle was in Zurich Monday. -Mr. It. Green of Thedfot•d is visiting relatives here. - Mr. Maurice Brenner is visiting in Forest. -Miss Rhoda Staten was unit- ed in marriage to Mark Wild, of the 16th con. of Hay, Wednesday. -Quite a number of young people picnicked at Lake Stuith Friday. -Mr. E. Carrier of Stratford is visiting his parents for a few days. -Mr. L Ravelle spent a few days at Toronto Fair. --Mr. Simon Swe•itze+r, who has been tanning it liv- ely here for the bummer, has gone to his home in Shipka. He will be miss- ed here. -Miss Vine Bach is visiting in Shipka. CREDITOR. Miss Clara Wind has returned to Detroit after spending a few days with her parents. She was accomp- anied by her sister Martha, wno will visit relatives in the city for a few weeks. -Miss Susie Kuhn has accept- ed a position as milliner with a large first B) Toronto. -Mrs. McMurray and son Laverne left hero on Monday fot Solsgirth, Man., for an extended visit. They will visit relatives in Winnipeg for te few weeks. -Fred Brown of Lon. don is visiting at the home of Williatn Wenzel. -This has been Toronto Fair week. The following have attended the Exhibition the past few days:. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Oestreicher, Samuel Brown, Gottlob Brown, Garnet Sweit- zer, Fraser Brown, Barney Brown and Bert Clark. -Mr. and Mis. Voelker visited friends in Dashwood last Sun- day. -The iron work of the bridge at the East -end bas been completed. As soon as the abutments of the north bridge are completed, work will be commenced here at the cement floor. -The wife of Henry Fahner gave birth to a daughter on Monday. Har- ry looks happy. -the Misses Mangnus who have been visitidg their parents for a few weeks. returned to Winni- peg on Tuesday. -Provincial Constable Phelan of Goderich was in town on Saturday on a business trip. -Harris, the painter, of Ailsa Craig, is painting the dwelling of Mr. Chas. Zwickerand when the work is completed, there will be a marked improvement. -Rich- ard Howsen and Herb Eilber spent Labor Day out of town. -Ted Mahon of Camperville was a pleasant caller on the boys on Saturday. Ted was at one time stationed here in the Bank as Teller and became exceedingly pop- ular with the young people. -Mr. Ja- cob Heist and Miss Ada Beaver are visiting relatives in Kilmanagh. Mich. -Michael Beaver is on the sick list. We hope be will soon be around again -Mr. and Mrs. Will Lewis returned to South River on Tuesday after afew weeks' visit in town. -August Kuhn and Miss Melinda Trick of Stratford, and Garnet Baker of London, spent Labor Day in town. -Mrs. Link, who has been attending the millinery op. eninrs in Toronto, has returned home. She will again have charge of the mil- linery dept. at Brown's. and Miss in- Inan of Vienna at Zwicker's.-Mrs. Wright of London is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Henry Motz.-Our Stars went to Zurich on Labor Day to play base -hall. It's a shame to mention the score. as we don't wish to hurt the feelings of the sports of the neigh- boring burg but it Is' too good to keep. -14 to 1 -in favor of our lads. Either the Zurich boys lost their nerve and couldn't slake connections at the right time and place with the sphere, or else their reputation as a ball town was a myth. Treadgold-Keys-A quiet wedding was solemnized at the parsonage ot Wel- lington Street Methodist Church, Lon- don, Tuesday morning, when Mlgs Em- ma Keys, of Crediton was married to Mr. Fred. C. Treadgoid of High streetl South London. The ceremony was performed by itev. 11. A. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Treadgoid will reside in Strat- ford. Ott Sunday evening the 14 year old daughter of Mr. John Smith, while bringing a horse : 'om the pasture was kicked in the jaw, with the result that a largo plaice ot the jaw bone with the teeth was broken off. She was un- conscious for some time, but after care- ful dressing she Is doing as well as can be expected, LONDON, ONTARIO Business & Shorthand SUBJECTS Resident and Mail Courses Casalase.a. Free J. W. W.eterrvelr, J. W. Westervelt, Jr . C.A., Preached. Vice•Principal. 1,000 Over one thousand atu- dents enrolled hy' our chain IgM last year. it pays to at- tend a litik of this great sea ehaln,for "IN t'Nte)N THERE ID Is STItF.NeiTil." Thedetnand for our•grad- uates is THREE TIMES Ca Ia the supply. Other schools engage our • gradnale's nos teachers. A Via special course for teachers. 124 Graduates of two years O ago are naw earilitng $2,000 per annum. 0 Three courses-ComMER• c. CIAi., MTF:N,k;RAI'IiY and TRLimn.%P11't. rarl Fall Term Opens Aug. 30. [eget Write for particulars. Clinton R1l'ineSS College mormirriur lir we If 'iiR'iF Y 4 IF GEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIi'AL THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTJHuslIElt 1867 ,r_ B. E. WALKER, President Ppid-up Capital, $10.000,000 ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Ruiner Reserve Fund, 6,000,000 Branches throughout Canada, and In the United States and England BANK MONEY ORDERS I$$UEO AT THE FOLLOWING RATES: $5 and under 3 cents Over $5 and not exceeding $10 6 cents " $10 " " 00 10 cents N 830 " N =30 15 cents These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered Bank in Cana (except in the Vukon) and at the principal banking points in the United States. They are negotiable at $4.to to the £ sterling in Great Britain and Ireland. They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with safety and at small cost, and may be obtained without delay. 131 Exeter Branch -G. %V. Harrison, Manager, Branch also at Crediton 1=1 3E=12 The general public will take notice that I ani doing business in Exeter in the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap. Highest Market Prices Paid for Scrap Iron; Rags, Rubbers, Horse fair, Copper, Etc. Etc. Etc. All purchases to be delivered to T. HAWKINS & SON'S HARDWARE, EXETER, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of scrap may he left at the same store, where prompt attention will be given. M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont. THE CLEAN WAY OF REMOVING ASHES THE clear space allowing for large size ashpan-This is another of the bright features found only in the- IMPtRIAL-OXFORD RANGE If you'll but take the trouble to call in we'll gladly prove to you why this range is so popular. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY For Sale by W. J. HEAMAN Purchased Blacksmith Business Having purchased the blacksmith property and business of MR. A, E. PYM, near the Town Hall, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black- smith Work for the General Public, and respect- fully solicit the patronage of all the Old Cus- tomers of the Shop, and many New Ones. I believe we can give you entire satisfaction. Yours, David Russell (,1/4 1 Is to own a watch, one of his "very own," Why deny hien when his ambition can easily be gratified. This is not a "'mike believe" watch that we are thinking of, either. It's a guaren- teed time piece. It is simply put together so that a little asci• dental rough usage won't disarrange things. It is nicely pickled. it will retain its appearance till the Inst tick. And it will tickle that boy of yours if you take one home to him. Why Not Do It To -Day ? Jeweler and Optician --- Exeter, Ontario CCCCCCc�c -C COC CCC CCC The Molsons Bank incorporated ISM Capital (paid up) Rest Fund - - $3,500,000 $3,500,000 Has fli Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the Wotld. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. intereret allowed et highest entreat tate. ▪ EXETER BRANCH • Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. I)Icasoit .fl CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HL'RDON, Manager.