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Saudere t. Creecti. Props.
THURSDAY, Oet. 1.1,
'09
MITCHELL. -Mr. C:..ts. '..t» p, lean,-
ate- !ot )U. \}•r4,;, 8clt tic-, net will• au
e'cCe 0 a tea d.ay4 ago x 11 t` un'oadl ig
bltdge trusses for A. 11111 & ,'o. where-
by he got a Lou: li :ria left hank brnk-
brt. This will lay wits up for some 'tine.
Auction Sale
01' VALUABLE. EARNS LANDS AND
VILLAGE PROPERTIES. SITUATE
IN THE TOWNSHIP O!•' STEI'IIEN
AND VILLAGE OF CENTRRALIA.
There will be offered for sale by Pub-
lic Auction at
MOFFATT'S IIOTEL, CENTitALIA
ON THURSDAY, OCT013EIt 21st, 1909
At 2 o'clock sh.ap, the following valu-
able property, viz.
The South half of Lot Nl,. 4. In tho
2nd Concession of the Township of Ste-
phen, excepting thereon the front ten
acres.
That part of the North half of Lot No.
3. In the 1st Concession of the Town -
slap of Stephen, lying weed of the Lon-
don Huron and Bruce Railway.
The South halt of Lot Hp. 5, in the
4th Concession of said Township of
Stephen.
And the following Village Lots in the
said village of Centralia, viz. -Lots num-
bored 144 to 159,
West of he said Rail
9t
way and east of Prince Leopold street ;
Lots numbered 176 to 181, west of the
Prince Leopold street and forming part
of farm Lot No. 4, In the 1st Concession
of Stephen ; Lots numbered 182 to 191,
Best of said Prince Leopold street and
West of Wald Railway.
Tie ..Love lands are known as the San -
do properties.
Terms of Sale made known on day of
sale or by applying to
DICKSON & CAI(LING.
Barristers, Etc., Exeter
Datel this lat day of October. 1909.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of F.u•rt Stock and Implements.
!no undersi,;aed Auctioneer has been instructed to
sell by public auction at
LOT 3, CON. 9, HAY TWP.,
ON TUESDAY, OCT. 20'x11, 1009
at 1 o'clock p.m, sharp,
The following valuable property:
►1Oit9FS -(letters! purpose aged horse; mare a yrs
old, in foal; general purpose mare, 4 years old; 2•yr.-
old filly. yearling gelding, aced snare.
CATTLE -1 cows supposed to be in calf, heifer
supposed to be in exit, pair steers 2 years old, pair
steers rising 2 yetn cls , steer rising 3 yens old,
yearling heifer, 4 spring{ calves.
110;s -saw. due at time of sale; a sows, due
about the middle of Deeembsr.
PJI'l,TIte -shout `r? hens.
CANINE -A valuable dog.
IMPLEMENTS -Maxwell binder, Brantford mow.
er, seed drill, number wagon, top buggy, disk, set
iron harrowi, gang plough. walking plough, hay.
rake. roller, he) •rack, cutter, pair Iw I . e _ -, rr.td
earl, gravel box, 2 set, single harre.r.,
harness, fanning mill, root pulpa, weigh scales,
'*rind stone, straw cutter, 2 robes, 2 wagon seats, a
number of cedar posts, some tile, cheese -making
outfit, stove (heater), ladder, watering trough, ket.
flea. row chains, hoes, shovels, tin pall., etc ; a
quantity of nupgnide: turnips. sold in rows
TERMS -r. soil under, cash; over that amount 12
months credit gi. e . on furnishing apprnt ed John
notes, ordi*count of 4 per cent. ler annum for cash
Oft or,,tt amounts.
All mu't reel Deets. he %old es the pro-
prietor is Rising tip forming.
E 1. I tosen 1., ry, John Bruder ick,
Auctioneer Prcprletor
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm, Stock and Implements.
The undcrsigntd .%urtioneet has been instructed to
sell by Public Auction, on
LOT B. OON. 3, STEPHEN,
WEi)NESDAY, OCTOIIEIt 20th, '09
Commencing at !o'clock sharp,
the following valuable propert vie
110ItsES -1 road horse. 9yesra old; heavy draught
tare, bred to Pearl Gift; aged driving mare, bred to
Capt.. Han: general purpose gelding, 2 veers old;
henry dra•rght filly}, 1 year old, by lord Ilowatson;
gelding, 1 year old, by Blucher; seeking colt, road.
per, by Blucher.
CATTLE ---S cows, suppoeed to be In calf: cow to
calve in Notemaer; heiter,2yesrs old: S seen 1
pierced; heifer, 1 year std; steer, 10 mos old; 3
alert , alt es.
*IGS - Drool .o' with lt;tcr at foot.
POULTRY -When.
IMPLEMENTS -Maxwell binder, Frost and Wood
mower, rake, s,:uaer, drill. cultivator, plow. roller,
set of harrows, manure spreader nearly new, wagon
ani Lox, set of sleighs, hay rack, gravel tent, root
pulper, fanning mill 12(011.. scales, 2 set of double
harness, set of single harness, neckyokes. wh)61e•
trees, logging chain, sugar kettiea, forks. hoes
shovels, Daisy churn, Magnet cream separator, and
other articles too numerous to mention.
HOCSF. EFFECTS --Sideboard, cupboard, lounge,
bedstead, parlor 4,o -)k (est! -tore. leen Father range,
wood or eosJ, nearly new.
FARM- Also there will 1,e "fleets' for sale (If not
previously sold) at the same time and place, the
►b)ve named l•e, acre farm of g land. all cleared
as 1 ,rneeedrainel, 1 acre orchard, storey brick
house, bank tarn, 70 acres seeded; 2 miles from Past
Ore 'e and Church, 14 mile from School.
TERMS- Chattels, +S suet under, rash; over that
am twat 13 months' eredit given on furnishing sp.
proved Joint notes. 4 per sent. off for rash on cred-
it amounts. Terms of real estate made know n on
day of sale or by apph,ng • , the i'roprietnr.
Jas. Stanley Newton linker
4ucUoneer Proprietor
MAMMOTH SALE
of Farts and Village Property in the
Township of Stephen and
Village of Exeter.
f t a That choice :.3 acres of land lying west o1 the
ka,lr•'ad and north of Salt Block in the\111ageof F,t•
et• r taking in rirrr,.0 north, where there i• a deep
bed of Erst-cl►rts gravel, well suited for cement went,
and no waste lan.t. Oa this property there 1s a large
hank barn, In acres of fall wheat and some small
fruit.. Thai,' choice land and s,lited for growing
stuff for the(annInt�Gu'• n
A. Q. BO131 ER, Proprietor.
(2) That 4s acres of la,. 2.'w;n,r n•>rtherlt- part of
Lot 16, cos. 1, Township M ('morns. In the \'Illage
of Eaeter. On the property there Is a stable and
n srerfaiting Supply of water, and is well suited for
gra', g and growing grain.
C. h. HACKNEY, l'rop.
(3'. All that property lying bets ern Canning
Factory and Evaporator us l;ttter.
it) All that property lying east of station. 1e•
lateen Station and Carling street
(S) All that property lying between Wellington
ant t'ktorit Streets In parcels t, 4 and 1 there are
Boase rhos •e bedtime sites, and will be sold in Iota to
sub: purchaser. This property belongs to
THE CARLING ESTATE
snit most be sold to wind up the estate. intending
purchasers may sett at Dickson and Carling's oMee,
Rt eter, for map. and dee:reptions of property.
(e: Lot ss, ('.gel. 1. 1'shcune, Ifl serer On the
property there are S acres of good berths reel Mush,
stone (lovelig, large up•to-date poultry house, S
barns and ether buildinga hand it well under-
awtned, ne-v wire ►ewes and never.failing supply of
ester; well vitiated, being me mile from !femme
se fuer frein Eseter. This is choice fanning land
and nioetly,eesie1 to gra*. Env renal of paiment.
W. E. HOGGAHTIi, Prop.. Hensel'.
Any or all of these properties nth, be purchased
iptiv st-ly on ee helots the leth DAY OF 'w ('MER.
11 sot sold privately by ,M' este there will be sekt
by vibes an- e'en, with , -..rte. at the
MCTBOI'1)1,1T:%N HOTEL, EXETER
me SAT!' it t) 11'. OCT. '#)i'tt.
at.wte o'^tack .htrr s" •`• .my. nem.1 t"4.111es
Por teras fa"! rar'1 czar• apply to the Pripnetors
-et to
T111104. CAMERON. Anet ,
Fsrgnbar, (int.
\\'ISIS AND OTiIERW186
Dent abuse flue etc t, we can't all be
paupers.
Even the hotheaded man occasionally
gets cold feet.
Misfortunes ofte't put us wise to our
own carelessness.
Don't think a mutt 19 a tool beeeuee
he Minks you are.
We worry to3 much about the expected
that nctcr l;app',ts.
The silent ratan is more to be teal ed
than the garrulous chap.
Clarity 's never setlslatory. The beet
way Is not t :, .r 1 a.
A lazy m -i' , ,•.'t is-. why others are
foolish enou; : o work.
It is better t Lave many good Wends
than a good friend*.
Lets of 141,14.• -:., to churce, to feel
hotter th.t don't.
Gct-*toil-yue ,, •tees enable a lot
of people to g.t 1.. )r quicker.
We are a good d •al happier berauvc
of a lot of thinga we don't know.
It's easy for a sten to be honest -1f
it pays better than b.lrtg otherwise.
I. is astoll'6tllGrkg how many things
corn'' our way that we don't c re for.
If a nein is a liar, It is useless to
tell hint so. Ile knew It ;all tete time.
If a 'aentan wears anything that is
ron( (t t.tbl ere- (8 usually :tenanted of 1t
Caner b3 a'istd of criticism. We need
ceiling down as well as boosting up.
Iti atter years a man wishes he Was
half as smut as he used to think he
was.
Only a di?interest=d third party Is able
to realize that there are two sides to
u question.
A woman first sheds a few tears -
and then proceeds to open the telegram
with a hair p1n.
Young man. beware of the peach who
is the apple of your eye. She may prove
to be a lepton.
About the best a man can do .who
teles to drown his sorrow, is to make
his lead swim.
A girl never feels more Important than
when she is getting mauled, and a man
never looks more unconspicuoue.
The reason why women do not pro-
pose le supposed to 133 due oto the fa.:t
that they want to have the last word.
And many a girl has been able to
support hereelt and a large collection
of relatives by marrying the right mast.
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CREDITON.
The cold weither the plat wee,( has
made our people hunt up their heavier
clothing and start their furnaces. -Our
baseball fans are taking a great in-
terest in the World Ciantpionship ser-
ies which is being played between Pltte
burg and Detroit. -Walter Clark has
had his Hotel shed moved bo the rear
of las Karn and the land upon which,t'e
shed stood has been sold to Fred Wuer-
tl't.-Saniuel Corntslt has returned home
after epending a few weeks In Ne.v On-
tarto.-Sts head of cattle belonging to
Jahn Ilirtldl bee met mired in the Mud
Creek last Sund.ey and b'fo,e assistance
came two were suffocated. -11. MItbee,
'sf. P. P., was In Ciicago Tuesday on
hutlnes3.-Chas. Zwicker had the ptlnt-
'r4 1891 week putting oa the tiniehing
towel on Ids residence. The improv 4 -
me its to is tune, add greatly test its ap-
--ace.-The Brownies went to Cent -
eel • 0n !11onday afternoon and play-
.• 1 ..ante of ball. The s'•:xe was a tie.
. '-_.-Joe. Lawson has started rho coa-
atruttton of the cent'rnt 14:)1 ire Exeter.
-Fred Finkbeiner of I'ittsbwg Is vis -
Ring his parents for a few weeks. -Tire
Misses Olivia and Pearl Holtzman'?
have retutncd home after visltirlg friends
In Perim. Mr. and Mrs. August 11211
attended the tuheral of the latter's 81e -
ter. Mrs. Rose in Berlin, a few days
ago. -H. Weber is having tete cellar of
his office excavated. -Godfrey Nichol -
eon puretuasel a piano from elastin &
Son of Exeter last week. -11111 & (13.
of Mitchell have commenced the steel
work of the bridge on the Exeter side -
toad -\Veeley Lamport has bought 5n
acres atutting his farm. formerly owned
by the late 13. Oug'tl1n.
\\'1IA!.EN
MI is Ina Dicke 43 of Saintebury and
Miss Olive Garner of Portage 1a Prairie
were t:i- guests of the Mleses Gu• -
ling last Thursday—Mr. and Mrs.
Ing of Lucas visited at Mr. hector Tay-
lor's last week. -Mr. and Mrs. John
Buskin of Bethany were the guests of
Mr. George Sltutl-e., on Sunday.- Miss
Ethel Nielson left last week for Lucas
where she has accepted a position with
Mrs. James i'arks -Silas Edna Grant
and Sues Nettie McNaughton In cons
piny with the latter's brother. Oliver.
were the guests of Niles Morley Sunday
-Mrs. David Johnston who was settle
time ago attacker and severely hurt by
a furious cow while ml.k'ng. is t$ w in/.
proving. and will soon be around again.
also Mrs. Patrick McGee who was hull
by a runaway florae is now well •.•
able to be around again.- Mr. and S1rs.
Aaron Davis of Salhtabury visited at
qtr. Arthur Gummtngs on Sunday.
Report of S. S. N. 12, Usboane, for
the month of Septenbcr. le order of
merit. -V., \\'nl. Itodgroa: Sr. IV., CI..
Verga Morley. Hilton Ogden. MY/tie
8 (titre. Olive Gushing, George ArksaY ;
Sr. 111., Clara Morley. Tessa Gunning.
Fed Iiudgaon, Arthur McCarthy. Nelson
S ogre ; Jr. 111., John Whelihan. Mel-
ville Gunning : 11.. Witmer Brooks. Min-
nie Willson. Elsie Gunning, Patrick Mc-
Oee.-Oliver McNaughton, teacher.
ease
WINCHELSEA
Mr. Wm. Deihrldge met with an un-
:ortut:sle accident Ft iday evening by
whlc'1 he lost the tops of the first! and
se! ood Chive's of his reit hand. He was
engaged helping to run the cutting ma-
raine at his son Fred's, when accident-
ally hi., hand got in too near the knives.
with the result teat about is half Inch
was taken off each of those two fingers.
After receiving medical attention the
members are now doing nicely.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cale
well, Tuckeremith, was the scene of the
altrrlsge of a former Wlnchelaea girl
o:: Sept. 2:4; :. when Nina. t aldwell's
d'u; ,ter. Mies Bthcl A. Godbolt, was
ntsrni:•1 10 Slr. A. E. Russell of St.Paul
el n•1.. son of Rev. A. L. Russell. who
performed the ceremony. Owing to the
e•c'nt deeth of tee groo:n'.s mother ten
1./.41. was a very quiet ort'. The bride
,t•:J groom were unattended. After tar
sere. cony, congratulations and dinner
tit .y left on a visit to London and TIi.
bu-y before going to their home In 81
Paul The Advocate jests the cost of
' riends In well wishes.
11.1SIIWOOD
L. 9k4,6t:Xs111RF., DASlltt'OOD CONVEY•
Jag. EWER. heeds, 1181s, Mortgages and all
Legal Dot•ume.•ts ,art fully and ',unaptly prepared
Chartres moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
T vULtge Oats'. es .. tie got through
vat:, laying the (.2100,1 walks for this
year. -Mt. and 'li s. Fred Gossmen are
vi+i•i-:; fr!`:.J4 ! fort Ilu roil at pres-
:s:...->1r. henry L. Kraft Is kept busy
at 1,11 ,-!der mill those days. -Mr. Gro.
Kellerm:uul -Is have,,g new skiing put
on his dwelling next to the Evangelical
church Word has been teceiyed here
of the dent!, of Mr. Otuerlea Cook of
\'arr:a, and of Mr. Samuel Rennie of
i ur!ch.-tr. Sant Hey was on the sick
lint a few days last week. -Mrs. Jacob
Kellerman!, visited her easband at the
e el -1 1•, London over Sunday, return -
Monday eveni:ie.-The topic in
• 1'. A. last Sut.day evening, 'clow
(.1. \,..dlp our pa:atut?" was watt.
• ' ! by Mies Mile:te 1, and •set 3 bi-
det l •:..8 worth heating. --11r. J•etie
$-.,lust has got settled in his novae
WI!!!!) he reeert'ly ( u:chased front elle
William Ke:tl.-Mre. August Schroeder
left last week to make her home in
future with one of her daughters in'elie:
l0gan.
111;11ON STATISTICS
The Ontario Deparint •itt of Agrl.ulture
has Just issued an interesting compile
Coe of municipal statistics o1 1908,cee-
ering Assesses Populat'on, Area Asses'd,
Total Assessment, Debenture Debte,a•td
Sinking Funds, which for Huron County
follow in respective order.
-
Townships -Ashfield, 2,710, 64,010,
2,475,978, Colborne, 1327, 34,061, 1,-
377,400 ; Goderlch, 1,959, 52,3:12, 1,727
870 : Grey, 3,006, 64.634. 2,910,68•(,
93,789 :1 lay, :3.140, 52,486, 2,334,9:13 ,
850; Howick, 8,000, 67,515, 2,878,277,
11,890, 6,237 ; Ilullett, 2,450, 58,47!,
1,980,500, 4,800 ; McKillop, 2,303, 52.-
170, 2,245,070, 18,41' . Morris, 2,' 111,
35,0(45, 2,166,500, 17.674, , Stanley, 1,-
829,
;829, 43,320, 1,984,707, 1,100; Step-
hen, :3,650, 56,802, 2,7:43,660, 122:12 ;
Tuckersntith, 2,109, 40,694, 2,116,184,
17,610: Turnberry, 1,806, 33,650, 1,33-
4,012, 533; Usborne. 1973, 42,687, 2,-
418,075; E. Wawanosh, 1,646, 41,731,
1,6:35,045, 7977; W. Wawanosh 1801,
41,720, 1,607,200, 1,080.
Villages -Bayfield, 540, 1,763, 101,-
732. 986 ; Blyt)t, 810, 449, 270.664,
23,1;00 ; Brussels, 1,179, 422, 381,055,
46,665, 19,180 ; Exeter, 1,606, 1,04e1,
W.). 610. 17,263 ; Itensall, 804. 1,2:3,
298,1471, 16,788 ; Wroxeter, 439, 494,
143,551, 8,353.
Towns -Clinton, 2448, 94)3, 756,2)07,
100,1102, 28,827 ; Goderlch, 4,632, 1,001)
1,961,842, 852,778, 47,820; Seaforttt,
2,211, 550, e37,263, 172,417, 42,294 :
11 ingham, 2,310, 6013, 778,:161, 113,-
774S,
33,-
,741, 18,015.
Report of S. S. Mo. 1, Stephen, for,lthe
*mora), of September -IV., Ella 13a'ter,
E Anderson, Anthot.y White. Hubert
White, Clr ra Jucobs, )t liaist• Rhea
elcCurny, Sr III., Cattle Davey. Ma'lel
D Hlot', 'V Baker, E. Bowden, I. MeCur-
ly 11 Neil; Jr III., A. Rob:neon,
t{ J.,..,u, Elmer Wilson, Willa Smtth.
\' N• 11 : 11., l.eunard Hulett J;s. W"tile
Daft Jacob, Edna IFowde,c.; 5c Pt. .1.,
woJer NleCu"dy , Jr Pt. f., Fro -Idle
Rovi en. L: uretta Br o-N.t, Guy .ra.:ub,
elabel Broeil.-Doroety Couper, teacher.
The provincial agricultural departmn.tt
has decided to establish eight llluetra-
(ion stations for sheep in Ontario Tnest'
wilt be located on the farina o1 mien_ hot
exrerts in sheep raising, and a re_. rd
of the work done will be kcpt Thi runt
iter of sheep kept In Ontario nas been
decreasing (luring recent years, the far-
mers malittatnitig they are nut as ptotit
uble as other kinds o: live stpcic The
new stations are deigned to shpw the
average profits fanners may expect to
make from grade ewes The stations
will be located In Sint -o-. 3iurbn, Mid-
d.levez and iBr,elt. anlor,g other counties
CENTRALIA
A ball game between the Crediton
and Centralia te11rn8 on Mlruday even-
ing here resulted to a tie, 2 to 2. Har-
old Dopler). one of the Centralia tenni,
received injuries which have laid him)
up for a temple of days. -Church An•
niver'snr v Services are to be held in
the \1.'thodist Church nn Sonday
next, when Rev. David 11 ge i of tit,,(-
fnt•tIt at pren(•h. There will he nn
tea meeting or pulltt: rile! lalttshr6l,
lint the usual free-will offerings will he
taken up on the Sunday.—Petitions
for local option have been circulated
and have been freely signed, anti a
great deal store than the required
uunit er of signatures have been ser
culr'd.—Mrs. W. R. Elliott, who has
-pent the hast couple of months in the
N,.tth-West, returned honer on Satur-
day.
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EI'HEL KiNRADE'S Mu}tl)E111:1t
CONFESSES.
Montreal, Oct. II. -- A special cable
from London. Engl;tn:l, say': Edward
William lied fin t gave himself up to
the police 1h day on confession that he
had killed Ethel Kinratlr' by shooting
at Hamilton, Ont., last February. et
the instigation of another man, whore
nano, h•' bas forgotten, bat who gat4'
h i rm $.,00.
The cablegram hes awakened inter-
est in the Kinrade tnvstery, the most
sensational murder cine ir, the history
of ('snade.
The name of Bedfort did not appear
during the trial at all. 'There was
Borne evidence cnnceruing a tramp,
but no ab (j to description of the
man was given, nor was his nails—if
there was *inch n man —ever learned.
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1111/1)1. 1,1'11 Tii:\CEDI ! EC.\1.LEU
The death at Ingersoll of Rev. Father
'simony recalls the Blddulph, tragedy of
seeruary 3rd. 1880. He was parish
p'or't of Iliddu:ph at the tint' of the
murder o: the Donnelly family. Tills
W.l.t one o: the most terrible trA(Vtiles
that ever :r'nnckcd a Canadian ''om'nuft
lty. Five people, including father, mot-
`)er, son sad daughter, and a female
reletive weer, murdered and their twills
hYlI '01 Up I i 0:10 h43111ie. Att)ther 13.1.
:1" ::R ret :'1 ,li31.4:.c!' away, was ,ii 3 ) 1 a;
1 (tu' .t 41 '. of a11)ut , .0 Dame .:n^.
Children 0ry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
11111 \'.\
Mr. and Mrs. 348. O'Rourke o! Lfondo.:
returned to their home after spending
n few days !tore. -Mr. Edward Matz of
1'ark1:111 visited Ills uncle. John Ratz,
a few days last week. -Mr. and ;Vs.
Albert Cunningham and family of Ailsa
Cray spent Sunday at 1). Cunningham's
=�tlsa Katie Curry visited frionds it
Dashwood Sunday.-M1aa Adellno Fink-
beiner spent Sunday at John ltatz's.-
Miss Clara Rata spent Sunday In Cre•ii-
ton.-Wedding belle will ring in our
nelghkorhood soon. -Quite a number
from here attended Parkhill Fair last
week and report a good time. -Don't for
get the Khlva shooting match on Mon-
day, October loth.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
LONDON, ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident and Mail Courses
Cataloguer Fres,
J. \\'- Westervelt, J. W. Westervelt, Jr.. C.A.,
Principal. Vice -Principal.
Don't Monkey withthat
Cough. Take
Bowe 's
White Pipe & Tar
Sold only at Howey's Drug Store
Revillon Freres �
1
1.1410 1711
The largest dealers in
Furs and Skins in the world.
W. pay the
RIMIEST MARKET PRICE
for all kinds of
Raw Furs and Skins
Honest assortrir.nt. Quick returns
Ask for our 1t)09.1g10 PRICE LIST r
IT'S FREE
Oe.,c•ao•,•.r
134 and 136 Mcui:11 5t. `:••anree.l
WE PAY EXPNrtsS CIIAR(.21.
1
NEW
roviion Store
Having leased the store property of
Mr. J. W. Broderick, SL1L4 street,• I beg
to announce to the p•.cb11.• that 1 have
opened out business In the 11210 of Gen-
eral Provisions.
FLOUR, F1:F:1), STUC'h. FOOD, PRESS-
ED HAY. STRAW„‘LL KiNDS OF
SEE 14S. Glu.\ iN.S. 1:T('. ETC.
The very best grades of flour always
on hand
Goode drl!ver d to any p.ttt of the town
We 1,•vItc your patronage and nolirit a
call from you
Broderick's
Old Stand
J. EIOT
$962
6) 1 One year ago, Mr. Geos
O1Vakeninn was eat Hing
4-3 about $100 per year as
Cn farm t,th.,rer Now he is
earning at the rate of $902
CD per year.
Sit mnnths' training at our Rusi•
O nese College made the differenee.
pV Was It a good investment' Ile
thinks we His address i• New Os.
0) geode, Sack.
11/1
d1
Foul Count.
PREPARATORY
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Paid-up Capital, 110,000,000 Reserve, 16,000,000
DRAFTS Oil FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Arret,c•.•inents have recently been 0o111pit-l.-at III'tic(whl(h tate branches
of this Bank ore able to Issue Drafts en the principal points
In the following countries :
:>tu,tr .4-ilungary
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria
Ceylon
China
Crete
Denmark
Eerept
Faroe Islands
Finland
Formosa
France
Fr'ch Cochin -China
Germany
Great Britain
Greece
Holland
Iceland
India
!relate!
Italy
japan
Jana
Manchuria
Norway
Pe 'sin
Phillipine Island.
Roumania
Russia
Sert'ia
Siam
South :Africa
Straits Settlements
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
West Indies 171
and elsewhere
NO DELAY IN ISSUING. FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION
Exeter Branch—G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton
The general public will take notice that I and doing business in Exeter in
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Horse Hair, Copper,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
All purchaees 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 be left at the same store, where prompt attention will be given.
M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
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Its the best kind of an investment.,,
For sale by W. J. H E A M A N
Purchased Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the blacksmith property
and business of MR. A, E. 1'1'11, near the Town
Hall, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work for theGetirrlu 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
400-2101100-30010-00-3010-200.
Wedding Gifts
Let your Wedding Gift he adtnired. ns it carries your heart
feat wishes for home joys. It need not be expensive to be in gond
taste. Our qualities are the best and prices the lowest.
Cut Glass
Our Cut Glass is of
the finest cutting and
perfect white crystal
Silver
Our Silver Dept. is
is frim full of nice
goode,dainty designs
A. Marchand
Jeweler and Optician --• Exeter, Ontario
The lVlolsons Bank
Incorporated 15.5,'
Capital (paid up)
Rest Fund - -
$3.5'0,000
Has (ki Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the Wot Id.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTF.n.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
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at all Branches. interest allowed at highest rurrent rate.
- EXETER BRANCH
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Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
I)IC[sois & CARLiNG, Solicitors. N.1). 111 11)0N, Manager,