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JONES B. CLARKS'
Rhone No. 32.
1 NEW DRESSGOODS
Just arrived
All OPENED up and READY All OPENED up and READY for
EARLY BUYERS
Our Display of Fall and Winter Dress Goods
for this season surpasses anything we Lave ever
shown before, both for quality and quantity. All
the Newest Fabrics and Colors, in the most stylish
• patterns are in our selections. Come early and
choose your dress before the fall rush. We have
something to please everyone. You will be de-
lighted with the array we show.
Summer Goods
Only a few lett but all to clear out regardless of
price.
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White Waists
Only f) left. %Ve will sell
the balance at 331;`;; off.
Embroideries and
Laces
All to be hustled out to
make room for our new Fall
Stock.
Parasols
We are giving a big cut on
what is left of them. They
good buying all year.
White Skirts
Only a few to clear at 331,'
off. A snap,
Ready. to= wea r =
Hats
A whole table full of theist
A real good lot your choice
for 25cts. each, •1
Straw and Crash
Hats
All our Straw and Crash
Hats to be sold out 50 and 75c
kinds for 25cte. each.
MUSLINS AWAY DOWN
Every piece of Muslin in the store to move, to
do this we will give you the greatest bargains you
ever had. Do not miss this Muslin sale.
Poultry
From Friday morning 8 o'clock of this week un-
til Thursday evening 4 o'clock next week, we will
pay the following prices for poultry:
Young Chicks, 12cts. per pouud live weight.
Ducklings hcts. per pound live weight.
Hens Gets. per pound live weight.
I Jones & Clark
Headquarters the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
grade
for
Clothing also high shoes and wall papers.
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HURON&011DDL 'SEX GAZETTE
EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUG 13th 1908,
Examination Reports
Tile list of students v.ho passed the
recent examinations for entrance to
the Normal schools was announced
by the Department of Education last
+reek. The examination was written
upon in almost every portion of the
•province. It takes the place of the
former junior teachers' examinations
and is the academic test for fitness
for second-class teachers' certificates.
About Aug. 17 the certificates o[
those who passed and the narks of
those %rho failed will be mailed to
the public school inspectors and
high school principals. Appeals
should he sent in before Sept. 1.
E. L. Anderson : p. Armstrong, hon-
ors; M. 0. Anderson, honors; J. T.
Anderson, honors; 1. 1. Anderson; M.
A. Anderson ; M. Brothers. honors;
L. Brown, honors :.Dr. J. Bissett, J.
W. •Merry : J. 11. Best, honors; M. J.
• ♦ f llone • J. ('• Bowman; L. A. l.\L !Cur-
lie : E. G. Campbell, honors: .M.
Cowan. honors: 13. M. Campbell; E.
0. Cluf( ; l,', 11. Clegg; E. A. Cante-
lott, honors; J. C. Copp, honors; tj.
A. Coombes ; T. Dark ; K. E. Dead-
man, hewers; E. Dickson, honors; It.
M. Davidson; II, V. Dodson, honors;
T. 11. •Elliott, honors; Ii. I. ti'.Icoat,
honors: 8. honors; 11."C. F.dmestOn4
I. 13. Frain. honors ; .1. 0. Ferguson;
11. E. Fowler. honor's: W. A. Gal-
braith: )l. J. Gallagher. honors; W.
H. H. Green. honors; It. Geiger ; A.
M. Govenlock, honors; }lender♦
son. honors; S. A. Iiolmes, honors:
1t. I, Ilamilton; It. IIart ; L. A.
Hetherington: N. lliggins ; V. lI,
• Z Isard, E. '1. Isbister, honors ; S. I.
Johns ; ']l. H. Jordan. honors ; M. J.
•• HI Keys : 11. R. Ker. honors; R. G.
Lovell. honors :.i1. D. Larkin. honors
•• , J. 13. \V. Long, honors : J. F. Lucas,
• ' honors ; E. S. Miller. honors; J). L.
Z+ Milliard, honors; W. C. Allardice lion -
ors: 'M. E. Musgrove; ,B. II. Mar -
sales, honors; R. C. Marks, honors:
\V. J. McLean. honors: C. W. Mc-
Kee, honors; A. M. McEwen hon-
ors: C. G. MacNeil, honors: A. E.
!McGowan, honors: C. G. Macgregor ;
L. 'MacVicar ; 11. I. McNevin, honors:
J. A. McConnell, honors ; 13. McEw•an
• F. 'McKenzie, honors; J. E. Porter
R. C. Procter ; J. W. Peck, honors:
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M. Polley, honors ; M. W. l'faff ; M.
I. •Pearson, honors; .1. Robb. honors;
L. Rutherford, honors : S. R. Ross,
honor.: J. 13. Roach, honors; 0. M.
Ross, honors; M. L. ROSS. honors 13.
8. Robertson. J. B. Sheriff : 'D1.
Sheriff, honors; J. A. Scott, honors;
A. G. Somerville: 11• E. Stapleton.
honors ; G. Sturdy : Al. Smith : 1). H•.
Stewart. honors; C. Speir, . enors:
W. I3. Strachan. honors: F. Tighe.
G. J. Thompson. honors; 3. A. D.
Thom, E. J. Taylor, F. 11. Van Nor-
• • man, R. II. Vodden, honors: W. \V,
\\'eir : II. V. \Vorkmnn : ,1:. Walker,
honors ; R. A. Walter ; J. B..Vclsb.
honors ; J. C. Wilson; M. E. Walsh.
honors; E. M. L. Yee, honors.
10,000
P E 0 P L E
That is about the number of people supplied at Exeter. The large portion
of them need our goods -they have to buy. They should turn in and take a
hand in the great contest. It will be keener and more interesting from now
to close on August'2.lth, You can't make a mistake buying here- you stake
a mistake when you don't.
tw'WE ARE SELLING -Crushed Violet 1'alcuun Powder, ('rushed Rose
Talcum Powder, Skin Foods, }lair (:rower and Dandruff cure, Foot
Ease, Tooth ('ream, Picture Postcards, largest variety in town.
Camera Free THE PURITY Camera Free
Tne Usborne and Hibbertanti Sing, o[ hvill.
� Thaerrs.e 1lenG.sall botttirllers wthoe attenageded
Farmer's Mutual Fire Incur- ! tvhe totrrn:tmcctt its London gate a
e y goo l a o iris of 'themselves),
but tenth* to get inside the money.
The t3. T. it. are hating the sta-
Head Office. Farquhar,;Oflt. ! tion re -painted, considerably inn-
pro•ing the building. What is nced-
Pr1,0;ide11t-3. L. RUSSELL. t,l here is a new station.
Vies-l'resid,•nt-\V. 11. I'ASSMMOIIE ; Mrs. It. 11. Collins and daughter
DIRECTORS. . and :Kies Kate iionthrnn, of Exeter,
Wu, Rov, I3oRNHoot P. O
were here tart week the guests of
Wet.Minute\VIN(•}1KLSKA l , 0.
Mrs. fthirray•
T. ROAN,
ROBERT NORRiS, Stella.
Dt7m.tN P. 0.I Voters' List For 1908
anse Gompanu
AGENTS,
VILLAGE OF EXETER
JOHN EttSERY. Exeter, egeot tog I Notice is hereby given that 1 have
Vshorce said Niddtilph. transmit ted or delivered to She per-
♦ OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agoot soars m entioneil in Section Eight
for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan. of "The Voters' List Act." the copies
B. W. F. BEAVERS. I required by the saiel Section to be so
So y.Treas. Farquhar, transmitted or delivered of the list
made pertinent to said Act, of all
`GLADMA\ & STANBURY. Solicitors 3. rsona appearing by the last Re-
vised AIKcasm(•nt }toll of the said
--- - j Municipality to he entitled to tote
Staffa in the said Municipality at Elections
for members of the Legielative 'As.
Mist Marie Vivian, of Woodstock, , steadily and at Municipal elections
is the guest of her •brother Mr. G. and that .:rid list eras first lasted up
Vivian and family. at trey olfire•, Exeter. on the t20th
Miss Lorena Butson. of St. Thom- day of July. 1008, fund remains there
as, le visiting Ler grandfather Mr. for itenpe•otion. Electors are celled
'Angus McDonald.
Miss hazel Drake visited in Mit.
ellen fast week.
Mr. Joseph Drake and son of the
state of Ohio, arc visiting the for-
mer's nephews. Messrs. Harry and
Edward Drake. Mr. Drake ie 81
years of age and is Bale and heart?.
Mrs. Archie Miller. of Stratford,
is tisiting her Staffs relatives and
friends. Fears tb
Mrs. Quigley and sort, of Lunn.
• were visitors !est week at the Car. I &8sawn
lin ):o'lse. of
u1Jol to cxanninc the said list and if
any omieeion or other errors se
found therein, to take immediate
proecedings to have the said errors
corrected according to law.
Dated this 20th day of July, 190Q.
.i(1RkI'll SENiOR.
Clerk of th•• Village of .Exeter.
Cl tSTOIFIL. =A.
1".e K • J Y:s Han Vs.10 &J M
The junior matriculation results
were announcer) by the department
of education !.Monday. According to
the calendar of the University of
Toronto. the pass standard is 03 per
cent. of the marks assigned to a
paper. The following list contains
the names of two classes of candida-
tes ( 1) Those who have 'written up-
on and fulfilled the requirements of
the University of Toronto in a suf-
ficient number of subjects for full
matriculation; (2) those who have
written upon one or more Papers and
have fulfilled the rchtiirements
therein. It follows that all es'ho
made 33 per cent. upon the papers
upon which they wrote are hero re-
ported. The certificates containing
the marks will be sent to the Prin-
cipals of the higb schools and the
Inspectors in about a week. Can-
didates will apply to these officials,
not to tete department. for 1heir re-
ports in detail.
IIL'RON.-G. Armstrong, M. G. An-
derson. I. I. Anderson, .1. T. Ander.
son, M. Brothers. L. Brown, J. W.
Berry, J. 11, ilcst. E. A. Cantellon,
3. C. Copp. E. D. Conrtice, F. R.
Clegg, M. Cowan. J. E. Curry. K.
Deadman, R. M. Davidson. V. M.
Davidson, (3. G. Duncan. M. 4)uncan,
J. F. ielis, .T. C. Elliott. T. 13. El-
liott. 1. D. Frain. I. 0. Ferguson. 11.
E. Fowler, E. Going, it. Geiger, A.
M. Gorenlock. It .3. Gallagher. W.
A. Galhrnith, A. Goble, G. E. Goble.
%V. M. Green, W. Ilenderson. ,A. 1.
Ilamilton. 11. 8. Ilamilton, A. R.
Ilart, M. 1. Johns. A. T. Jordan, M.
I1. Jordon, 3. 1'. Lucas. 11. D. Ler-
Death of Mrs. Frank
J. Knight
130\\•1.1,t;
LastTuesday four rinks of Goder-
ich bowlers, headed by Sheriff Rey-
nolds. arrived in town by the early
morning train intent on taking away
After All illness extending over a the scalps of the local bottlers and
number of years from liver trouble. also playing a few friendly games.
Mrs. Frank J, Knight passed peace-
,
eace- As Goderich Las setae of the best
fully away at her home es were
even- kitty touchers in the province, the
ing, as the church chimes nvere call. local trundlers expected thea decisive
ing people to vine service. The defeat, but went after gentle-
iiig of her death tt:rs received with men from the county town as though
they intended to defeat them and
sorrow and regret, in The. town they did. Eight games were played
where she was Loin and was eld in ed ill the morning and as three of
the very highest esteem. During the visiting rinks went to ]Icnsall
the past few years .Mrs. Knight has after dinner, only one game etas
been near death's (boor many times, played in the afternoon. The result
but she would rally from her illness. of the day's sport showed the wear
Each time only to be left in a more ors of hod carriers trousers of ]frIC-
weak cited condition. About five ter up 34 shots. There was touch
weeks ago she was compelled to take rejoicing in the local eamp over the
to her bed, and several times oper defeat of the visitors and it is ex-
ations had to be resorted to in order pected more interest will be taken
to prolong life. Eaeh operation wasin the game and that Fxetcr when
followed by a slight improvement,
but the relapse following would be
more protrounced.
Two months ago her mother Dirs.
Ed. Drew, of Ont niece California.
came here to visit her daughter, and
was a constant attendant ;tt her
bedside. lIer husband has been in-
defatigable in attending to her
wants, and so constant has been his
attention and devotion that bis
health has been somewhat impaired.
The deceased was born in Exeter,
42 years ago, and was the daughter
of the late Edred Drew, 'who sears
ago, was one of Exeter's progressive
business risen. having erected many
of the most substantial residence
and business blocks in town, -the
opera house being tone of the build-
ings. Mr. Drew some yeers ago
moved to California where he died.
The deceased was married twenty
one Years ago to her now sorrowing
husband, two sons being the result
of the union. Frank and Will, svho
are at home. iD1rs. Knight took nn
active interest in the work of the
ladies' guild, of the Trivitt Memor-
ial Church, and at the time of her
death was president of the Women's
Institute. of which organization she
also took a very active interest.
The funeral took place Tuesday af-
ternoon, the casket containing the
remains being taken to the Trivitt
Memorial church where services
were conducted by the Iteotor, Rev.
1). W. Collins. After the service the
remains were taken to the Exeter
cemetery for interment.
EXETER COUNCIL.
The council of the village of Exe-
ter met in the Town Ball of Friday J. A. Stewart
August .7th, 1908. Minutes of the Dr, Bright
meeting held July 17th read and ap- I. R. Carling
Proved. Jas. Ta
tght 12
Mr. Hugh Oke asked the council
to open a ditch around 5),., corner________.0.______
rte his '
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$I.00 per year in advance
UdIIUGU6 DdIruIll6o'$
Cleaner and Cleanser
WHAT IS IT!
It is a scientific Cleaner and Cleanser free
from all Organic Matter, Caustic, Lye, Acid,
Poison, or Preservatives. Made especially
for cleaning and sweetening Milk, Pails
represented
eltc� orto e at;ltournacompetitors: tri`lo a Strainers, Separators, Cans, Churns, etc.
lowing are the scores.
3. A. Steware .1. C. Laithwaite
Dr. Bright 3. E. Tom
I. It. Carling J. 13. Brown
Jas. Taylor. C. Il. Humber
Skip. 22 Skip 7
5 pound Packet 25 cents.
Used for Cleaning everything and anything.
Dr. Sweet. A. 8. Gamble
N. D. Iiurdon J. Kidd
J. Grieve W. A. McKim
F. W. Gladman R. S. Reynolds
Skip 15 Skip 19
D. Mclnnis J. Yates
\\'. M. Illatchfor•d S. J. Bullard
W. W. Taman Rev. Elliot
J. A. Tigert
Skip 1:3 Skip 14
N. D. Burden A. S. Gamble
J. Grieve \V. A, McKim ,
W. Blatchofrd J. Kidd
\V. \V. Taman It. S. Reynolds
Skip 10 Skip td Jobbers and Dealers in
T. Acheson T. Mcl)crmid •
L. 11. Dickson J. A. Rumbull
C. 11. Snell C. A. Nairn
W. J. Heama.n Dr. blunter
Skip 23 .Skip 7
J. W. Rroderiok J. C. Laithwaitc
L. II. Dickson J. E. Tom
C. D. Snell J. 13. Brown
W. J. Beaman C. 11. Humber
Skip 28 Skip 12
J. Grieve R. 8. Reynolds
I. 1t. Carlin.; J. E. Tom
Jim. Taylor A. 8. Gamble
\V itr. Mat chford J. Kidd
Skip 11 Skip 13
Rev. Collin,'
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
T. Kawkins & Son
F. Gidley'
I). McInnis
Dr. Sweet
F. W. Gladman
Skip 12
J. Yates
S. J. Bullard
Rev. Elliot
.1. A'. Tigert
:Skip 13
T. McDermid
J. A. Rumbull
C. A. Nairn
Dr. Hunter.
Skip 19
oppos' property. Iteferred to
committee.
Mr. W. \Valker asked the council
to open the ditch on Alain st. north
to allow the surface water. which
he claimed ewas soaking through
his cellar, to get away. Referred to
committee.
Mr. F. W. Gladman, representing
the cemetery board. interviewed the
council in regard to the placing of
a new fence in front of the cemetery
The board. he stated. had come to the
conclusion that it would be the most
economical in the long run to erect
an iron fence with posts set in cern-
ent• flans and estimates were laid
before the council for their consider-
ation.
Knight -Beaman -That Otte action
of the cemetery board be approved of
and they are hereby authorized to
proceed with the ordering and erec-
tion of same.
An ntnendment by A. .8. Fuk,4
That whereas the cost of the same
would be in the neighborhood of be-
tween seven and eight hundred (tot -
)ars, that Ste get an estimate of ex-
penditure for the year before taking
any action.
The motion was declared carried.
A petition signed by C. F. blooper%
John .}'arsons, Mrs. Ann Snell and
otheir. asking that a suitable tile
drain be constructed along Carling
street from Gidley street south to •
the creek. Referred to n committee i
of \V..Tohne and A.E.Ftike to report
et the nextmeeting of the council.1
Knight-Fukee-That the Reeve
end treasurer are hereby empowered i
to borrow one thousand dollars to
the credit of the municipality for
kin, E. M. Lamonby, F. McKenzie. A. current expenditure, Carried.
McEwen. De 1.. Millyard. .1i. C. The following accounts were read (
Marks, A. E. McGowan. C. G. Mac- and ordered to be paid.;- The Ere -
Neil, \V. C. Jlurdie, 13. I1. Jtarsales, ter Canning rind i'reserving Co., cin-'
C. W. McKee. P. Macpherson, .1. it. dors, $2.00: Bell Telephone ('o., Men -
Platt, J. W. Peck, 1). E. }toss, S. It. sages. $1.20; Boss, Taylor Co., tum-
Russ, G. 11. Robinson. 3. 11. Roach, ber supplies, $,16.59;; Wm. Coate,
O. .M. Ross. M. I.- (toss. W. 13. Sera- Goderich. Registrar, Gibbs Ry -haw
char,, D. II. Stett'at t. \V. 'A. Steven- agreement. $5.10; Queen City t)il
son. A. M. Smith. M. Stori,lart. J. Co., gasoline ; Times 1't inting CO,
A. Scott, it. E. Smile. A. E. Sta. `;3.50; Electric Light & }'otter Cn,
pecten, E. Tighe. G. J. Thompson, 3. street lighting .1107.28; town hall
A. Ton, E. R. Tye. E. T. Taylor, (3. lighting $2.00:; 1). Cobbledick, nail'
E. 'fere, 0. Ti or. it. Ii, Vodden. J. 40 cents: Thos. Hartnett, prepayment
C. E. L. Willis, E. \Valker, on drain contract, $94: Thos. White
1. 11. \\'el h. M. E. •\Valslt, M. G. three weeks` street watering $42.re;
White. E. M. Teo. Alf. Bedford, labor, 811.25: Thoma.
Creech, $1.75 ; Rd. Davis, $1.71; 13 3.
Quante, $3.75; Sid Sanders. $17.25;
Geo. Cudmore, $8.00; )''red White,
$3.50; W. Gillespie. $1.75; W. J.
ilissett, gasoline, $1.50: W. J. Bis-
set, ;,t. salary, $33; C. W. Cross. pt
salary $29; W. A. 13:tlkwell, labor
and repairs to 'Tett hall, $7.45; 8.
Stattl-ike & Non, planking for to me-
tery, $17.60.; F. W. Gladman. paid
for teaming cemetery, $3.00; Fred
\\-ells, labor at cemetery, 812.00
tileasrs. Taylor and Sanders, prepay-
ment on contract 8250.00 Amount-
ing in all to $659.95.
JOS. SENIOR. Clerk ,
-Mr. A. 1). McIntosh. of New
York. a former resident of Bruce -
field and n ho 25 years ago clerk-
ed for John Grigg, passed through
town Thursday on his way 'with a
party of friends to visit the scene!•
Of his childhood.
A very pleasant and happy event
took place on Monday afternoon of
last week at the home of Mrs. Win.
Clarke, Alice etrect. Guelph. late of
Clinton, when Labiab, eldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Clarke. was united in
marriage to Mr. john Loudon, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Loudon. The bride
entered the parlor on the arm of her
brother, who gave her away, and
she looked charming in a gown of
crepe de chem. The bride was at.
tended by .Miss Jane Loudon, sister
of the groom, and the groomsman
was Mi . Alex. Patterson. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Wilson. After the ceremony abort
twenty-five guests sat down to a
sumptuous wedding !sulrper. to ts'bich
1:1 did ample justice. The prelterlte
were numerous and costly, which
testifies to the popularity of the
1
young people.
LAWN TENNIS
Several Lawn Tennis players from
Parkhill came over Friday anti Ivere
defeated by "the local players 4-2.
The last two games were unfinished
on account of darkness.
Singles
Graham, Exeter, defeated Stewart.
Parkhill, 6-2, 9-6, 6-0:
Alger, Exeter, defeated Mitchell,
Parkhill, 6-4, 4-6, 7.5.
Harrison, Exeter, defeated Loose -
more. Parkhill, 7.5, 6-1.
Newton. Parkhill, defeated Rev.
Collins. Exeter, 6.4, 6-4.
Senior, Exeter. defeated Patrick,
Parkhill. 6-3, unfinished.
Doubles
Harrison and rainier. Exeter, de-
feated Loosetnore and Itatz. Park-
hill. 4-6, 6-4. 6-1.
Stewart and Patrick, Parkhill, de-
feated Graham and Senior, Exeter,
:i-6, 6-3, 8-6.
Mitchell and Nee ton, Parkhill, de-
feated Rev. Collins and Alger, Exeter
d.3, unfinished.
-The Exeter lawn bowling syndic-
ate are negotiating for the exchange
of the present green for the pro-
perty north of the laundry building
on Main Street paying a cash bonus
in addition. I3 the deal goes through
the club will have the best available
Place in town and when the grounds
are put in shape will have the best
green in the county. The grounds
will accommodate about twenty
rinks, so that the local club can, ar-
range for tournaments Inch year.
It is intended to move the club house
built this summer to the new
grounds.
-Mr. Junes Moore, died at the
home of \Vm. Northcott, liay town- Qr
Ship on Thursday August 0th, from bowls Thomas & Motto'''. -
beenBright's diseasefercfrom tnle t he bad
I Voters' List For 1908
been a sufferer for conte time. Ile
Civil Engineer & Architect
WAS 76 years of age. The e'cceascd (Late Department of Public Work., Canada) I
was born in Devonshire, England, liomoltinz Engineer for +iuniri1a1 and County 1 TOWNrllil' OFt'Si3OR\E
end was there married to Elizabeth work, tee.•tri' railroads, Sewerage end WaterworksNotice is hereby given that 1 have
N,ltthcolt. Ile cause to this country 61•soma'harts.,Uridge•andRe•enforcedConeretw Itransmitted or delivered to the per -
27 years ago and settled in Exeter. intone ereo Lomtoaonarto;
north- His wife died four g tons mentioned i■ Section Eight
years ago.
r f o[ "The Voters' fist Act," the copies
since that time he )ins lived mitt) Mr. �O\ EY TO LOAN 1 required by the said Section to be so
Northcott. iie w•ns a member of the transmitted or delivered of the list
church of England and in polities PVCbaveuarmttedrrlveto fund. for tnvasl : made mrsuant to said Act, of all
wtts n Conservat ire. The funeral aao�oftiteresworv111yreerollertye►tlower persons n
was held Saturday from the home appearing by the Inst Re-
' CARL3N(t ' vised Assessment Roll of the said
f N thcott nt room being in usr
Shelf and General Hardware, Paints, Oil,
Glass, Nails, Seeks, etc.
We make a specialty of Eavetroughing, Roof-
ing and Plumbing in all its branches.
Call and be convinced that it is the cheapest, spot in townl
T. KAWKINS & SON
The Call of Summer
is for new styles ill clothing. We have the
latest in all fabrics and our workmanship noeds
no comment. We always have the best
available
Our Suits are the best value we have ever
offered in Exeter.
�. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
Exeter, Ontario.
DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto fe'IONEY TO LOAN.
University. t ■
We have a large amount of private fonds
Dental Surgeon I oan on farm and villagepr'operties &blows s
Office over Gladman & Stanhury'e 1
interest. MADMAN & !TANI1URY
Main street-ExETEtt. Barristers Solicitors, At tin : LISxeIsr
DR. (3. F. ROULSTON, L. D. H. FRANK CAIRNS, Veterinary Stir
D. D, S., Dentist. Member of \ 1 goon. Successor to A. H. Ram -
R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor , say. \ . 8. 'Treats all domestic ani -
Graduate of Toronto University. ' mals on most approved principals.
OFPIc'K:-Over Dickson & Carling's 'Special attention to dentistry, Office
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former I at, Rantsay's old stand on Main street.
dental parlors. ; Night call at Peter Bearden's residence
!Main
street.
T W. BROWNING, M. D„ M. C
• P. Se Graduate Victoria Un
ver�tty. office and restdenence. Dominion
'.aooratory, Kxeter. i Conveyancer Accounts Collected
Associate Coroner of Huron. ; MOSEY to lo . 1-...t rate,
lr► North We., LAN 1. 1 r
Office. Main Street, Exeter
ERN} ST ELLIOT
n Mr. or s i e ret __ - ze Municipality to be entitled to vote
DICKSON & CARLiNG, , in the said !.lunieipelity at Elections
for members of the Legislative As-
-- Iaemble and at Municipal elections
ont.ters,tlolieltore tiotar1e , Gonvs seer• and that snit! list was first posted up
Commosetenet.. co11eitors for tpel�tolaoa.: at my office. Whalen, on the COth
Rank, Eta.
811,11t1'ti.-At 8hipkn, August, 3rd, Money toLoa, at lowest rotes 01 l lOreeb. I slay of .l July, 1903, and remains there
John Sharpe, aged 83 years. for inspcntion. Elector. are called
UPSlIA1.L-In 17.borne Thursday UiRllCkt-RAIN STREET. 10EliT1tR. ;upon to examine the said list and it
August 6111. Geo. Upshall, aged 76 a. "au" 0. L L. Re DICKS" 1 any omission oc other errors ata
years mei 2 months. .' found therein, to takeimmeniate
KNIGHT. -Iii Exeter, August 9th Q e.i' i , Lt PS, EE
\rt.:it, Liu !proceedings to have the said errors
Charlotte Louisa 'Drew, )beloved
wife of Frank J. Knight, aged
42 year.. 7 months.
MGORE.-Lt tiny, Thur..dny August
6th, James .'loore, aged 18 years.
.xetc•r cemetery, 11c 11
ane daughter. Mrs. 1''. Bartlett. of
• Alberta.
1)iE1)
• ensed A'tJtionser. S •'•'s con ; corrected according to 1aw.
ducted in all puts. 'Fermi r,• .,ona)de I Dated (hitt 20th day of Juty, 1903.
Orders can he left at the TI ‘1 :s Office 1FRANCIS MOIRLEY
Clerk of the said Municipality.
E.) B09SENREi3RY, ZURICH 1f (here Beer etas a specitro fur
Licensed A teti.,neer. Sales cr,a „ny otos cornpl•lint Then Carter's
tD A. TORTA. ducted In all 3. arts, Terme ieasonahl �1.it3le Liver Pills at e a specific fur
>sssntie 1st f 1 Yet HA AIWA 8,3411 and satisfaction gnvanteed• sick headache and every woman
eietatnre ���Q -_ -�._-- 1 should know this. 0 tly one poll a
cf �GcGf�iy%'tit ESClttlil•: FOR IDE: 'iIMEH. lose. fry them. ,
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