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PHONE 16
AHE YOU GETTING the best value for your money? We
Ielieve we can save you some good stoney this fall. Our
stock was bought early before any of the big advances
took I,l.0 e. Our stock is particularly large and well assorted.
Come in and see what we can do for you.
Our Showing of Ladies' Fur -Lined
Coats is the largest we have ever made and the values are
l strictly in favor of the buyer. Our coats are lined
with pilule Canadian rat, and collars and reveres of Mink,
Alaska Sehle. Auaetican Sable and Isabella Sable. The shells
are made from fine pure wool Kersey, 50 laches long $37.50 to
$05.00.
Men's and Bolls'
Reads -to -Wear Sults
Are leading lines with toe.
Yon have a stock of four
hundred Suits to pick from.
styles the latest, cloths the
newest. You save the mid-
dle profit as every suit conies
to us direct front the makers,
an d many of the new novel-
ties nrad.- expressly for our
own trade. $2 50 to $18.00.
Overcoats tor Men,
For Bous, For Youths
Our Overcoats show a style
in cut and Huish distinctly
their own. We have the
new Military coat with com-
bination stand or turn collar,
in men's and boys, and we
have the staple plain tailor-
made Overcoat also the hea-
vy tweed Ulster in all sizes.
Don't miss our Coats $2.50 to
$16.00.
"King Hats for Dressy Young Men
If you wear a '•King" hat you wear the Hat that has the largest
sale of anv list in the trade. We are the sole selling agents for
Exeter. Every hat is sold under a guarantee. The new fall
shapes are now all in. We also show a swell lot of softknock-
about Hata in blues and greens.
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Here's A Bargain Ror Yost
We have y tahle of men's and boys' Overcoat.e, all odds and
ends of different lines; a clean up of our whole stock. Prices
were *5.(N) to $12 Olt You take your pick for $9.75.
And Here's Another Ba gain
A clean-up of our Ladies' Mantles, not the latest styles, but
good, honeststaple coats. Just the coat you want for rough,
hard wear. Your pick for $2.90
Child's soft downy wool 25c the pait for Ladies Rib -
vests, ribbed, natural colors, bed Cashmere Hose, double
15 to ...x
knee.
Ladies rihhe+l shaped vests
white and natural '-'a to $1.00.
$19.51) buys from us 108
piece Semi -porcelain China
Dinner Set, beautifully decor-
ated and gold traced.
85c each for men's pure
wool ribbed Underwear. Val-
ue that talks.
All our Millinery goes on
sale at just about half price,
and we have a lot of it to sel-
ect from too.
Bring along your farm produce. You'll find us on the job all
the time. Poultry alive or dressed, Dried Appies, Butter,
Eggs, Etc., Etc. just as good as cash.
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Selling out our entire stock
Great Clearing
,Sale
of our Big Stock, for Cash or Produce.
R. N. ROWE
Phone 22 One door north P. 0
It is a Long Walk to as
Good a Stock
For general completeness of stock for all -the -
time readiness to servo our customers we can't
see )low it would be possible to surpass this
store's usefulness to this c')mmunity.
We stand prepared to cater to every home's
furniture wants, however large, however Small.
There is never any need for us to make an
excuse or our goods. All we ask is that you
est our Furniture the best that you know
o. a willbe glad to abide y your decision.
Market Report. -The tollowin; is Norman )lodger). of London, was Times Want Column
the retort of Exeter markets, cor-1 home for Sunday.
rested up to November 18th. Mr. John McLaughlin has been
\\ heat. standard $1.02 forced to lay oft +� irk for the past LADIES 'MAN-TAILO1tEU SUIT.;
(Jots 34 to 36e
Yeas 75 to 80c.te" days. owing to iururies !coeired . Exeter Ladies may now obtain a
13ar.ey 48 to 60 cents.
Bran $2'_.00
Shorts $23.00
Star flour $2.75.
Feed flour 81.50 to $1.55.
Butter 22c.
Eggs 24c.
Hay $9.00, $10.00
Hoes 1i v..'wea!h1, 87.:30.
Potatoes 75 to 90 cents
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Ducks '10c.
Hens 7c.
'Chicken '10c.
Dried 'Apples 60.
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s LOCALS 1
A new brick chimney has
er clod at the creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Oke. of London,
are guests at the 'Central.
Mr. Alf. (Davidson. of London, was
a visitor in town last. week.
Mrs. R. N. iitowe spent Sunday In
Si. 'larys with her daughter, Ida.
Miss Stella iGillics, was the guest
of Miss Esscry at 'Centralia over
Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Hawkins; returned last
'reek after spending 'two months in
Winnipeg.
Mr. Thos. Ila'4n was confined to
his house for scleral ,'aye, suffering
from Lumbago.
Miss Clark, of Crediton. visited
Miss flceda'Baker In town the form-
er part of the week.
lllanshard township 'will vote on
the tit. (Marys and Western Ontario
by-law to -morrow.
Mr. Jack McConnell and 'Miss Rose
Elliot. of Lolttdon. were guests at
h+• 'Comrnertral Sunday.
Nev. D. W. Collins is conducting a
series of +week night services in the
Trivitt Memorial churclii
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gladman en-
tertained a number fo their friends
Wednesday evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Whyte, w'ho
recently proved to Zurich, were vis-
itors in town Sunday and Monday.
,M. Millie
uss•'
Mathews. who was vla-
been
while pouring bot metal into a
moulding box. There was come mois-
ture in the box. .which caused the
metal to !explode, portions striking
him in the tight eye and the right
strictly man -tailored Suit by one of
the best city tailors without going to
the city or the trouble of getting fit-
ted. Satisfaction .guaranteed. For
further particulars call at Miss 'rorn's
band. I. is the !worst accident Mr. dressmaking rooms over 'Nilson tiros.
McLaughlin has .ever sustained. but store. 18-11.t
this Oiw is not serious 'enough to
keep him away from his stork• for any
great length of tints.
Next your Lent will bey:in on Feb-
reery 9. fifteen days earlier than it
dal this year so that Easter Sunday
will fall on March 28, instead of
April Ilth, as it did this year. Inas-
much as the first full moon aftee the
vernal equinox which falls on March
21st each year it is evident next
year will near the record for early
dating. It will be the second earliest
Easter in a quarter of a 'century
that of March 22nd, 1901, being the
vernal equinox in that period.
When the dust is on the counter]
and the cobweb's on the shelf, and
there's no one in the store but your
own disheartened golf, and your stock
is getting . helf worn and everything
'ooks stale and bills enough are com-
ing in to make n banker pale, Oh!
thews the +time a fellow is n feeling
kind o" blue and is puzzled with the
thought of Ole proper thing to do. In
such a situation but one remedy ap-
1`see. If you want to get the cus-
tomers, you've got to advertise.
Will Shirrlty. a prosperous busi-
ness man, of-J)etroit, and a former
resident, of Exeter, died in that city
on friday. Nov. 5th, after a .pro-
tracted i11 less from tubercular
trouble. The deceased was born in
Hay Township. where he spent his boy
hood days. For a titne he worked at
the jewelry business here 'with Mr.
Robert }licks. afterwards going to
Detroit, where lie took a position as
accountant. A few years ago he en-
tered the mnnufaoturing business
making articles of brass. His con-
stutution was never very rugged.
DR. OVENS EYE AND KALI BUR-
Qeon. will be at the Commerelal
note:. Hours 9 n. tn. to 1 p.
m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
eases of eye ear and nose treated.
Next visit Monday, Nov. 15th, fore-
noon. Iiensall in afternoon.
HOUSE FOR LE -Brick resid-
ence and lot on .Main Street, third
house south of Presbyterian church.
Six rooms. For terms and particu-
lars apply to James Whyte or Dick-
son & Carling.
NOTICE
As I am now in the west on a
trip .for my health, my book accounts
will not be collected until I return
two months hence. A. E. PYM.
Exeter, Sept., 9th 1909. 9-16-5
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots in Exeter,
being lots Nos. 65, 56 and 57 south of
Siwcoe Street. On this property is a
frame cottage (brick foundation) con-
taining five rooms and a good cel-
lar also a good well and a large
stable. Good garden and fruit trees.
The property has to be so'.d to wind
up an estate. Apply to
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers,
Exeter, Ontario.
"Do you us-. flour? Have you been
getting good resultst What are you
p:lying for it1 We are selling our
best blended "Snow Drift" .family
flour, and our pure Manitoba flour
"Maker's favorite" at 8,2.75 per bag.
We guarantee every bag we sell to
give you excellent results. Try it and
be convinced. Feed prices :Brats 820. -
Concert. - Complete arrangements 00 per ton. Shorts 822.00 per ton,
have now been made for the excelleut IIensall 'Flour Mills.
program which will nc presented in lie Z`OOK, SONS & CO.
the Opera House on Friday the 2Gth
i11st., under the auspices of the .choir FARM FOR SALE- Choice hun-
and officers of Cavcn Presbyterian Bred nore farm, being Lot :1,Con. 1.
church. In addition to Master Doug.. Usborne. London ito:id, :1-4 mile from
las Stanbury. who is now recognized Centralia, three aniles from Exeter -
as the leading, if not the only con- On the premises there is erected n
Irnito boy singer in Canada, the ser- good brick house, all conveniences a
iting her sister, Mrs. Saxon Fitton, v1ot's of Miss Lillian Elliott. of Cen- large bank barn 80x45, finished in
has returned to her borne in Toronto fralia have hero sceurcd. 'Miss El- latest improved slyke; drive house,,
'Clinton New Era. -"Mr. thatch- liott has been training under the good orchard, never failing Supply of
ford, of Exeter, and 'Mrs. Thompson, best teachers In the city and possetseees water: well in house and barn. 12
of Toronto, are guests ofs. Mrs. C. S. a vo:ce ofrarecharm. These will be acres fall wheat and plowing done.
liaw•ke." assisted bythe well-known local (a- if not sold privately pn or before 20
vorites in elocution and song. The day of 'December, will be sold by pub -
The Southcott brothers Tuesday plat) of the Hall will be found at W. tic nuction at a date to be fixed lat-
purchased John 'Itendle's house at S. Cole's drug store. • r Easy terms of payment. For
lot on Andrew street, and will to c terms :tad particulars apply to Jas.
possession Dec. 1st. The anniversary and tea -meeting of lfandford, prop.. Centralia or to T.
The bye -election in North Al Ile. the James street Methodist church, Cameron, auctioneer, Farquhar.
sex made necessary by the r� na- Exeter, will be held on Sunday and -
tion of 'Duncan 0. Ross, will held Monday, November 21 and 22. On FOR SALE -A new I 1-2 story
on Monday, 'Dec. 6th. Sunday Rev. Dr. Dougall, of Godcrich, frame house. on the corner of Wil -
will preach :it 10. M a.m. and 7 p.m. linen and Victoria Streets, very con -
'1'« Mina'J'aylor, Soprano soloist, of vetrient from cellar to attic. Apply
eWest lected by 0 majority of et in the 1 -rig street Presbyterian church, to William Miners On tho Premises, or
Wed's-daydofclu t bye -ole ion held Lo .,lon, •will assist the choir itt both by letter to Exeter 'P. O.
services. Thank offering and roller -
Alis; Lulu Martie retu sed 10 St. h - - - - Trus- -
Marys Monday, to remain her studies
having sufficiently recovered from
quinsy from which she was suffering.
Mrs. Chas, Livingstone. who Spent
the sumtner With her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jno.' +Ilawkshaw, returned
to her home in/Milterton on Saturday
Lost,
The Trustee}'djo,rd of the James St.
Methodist chi rch have decided to
have the 'intej•ior of the church dec-
orated, put in stained windows ane'
make other improvements.
Main Street has been in a frights
tul condition during the past few
weeks. owing to the large 'mount
of sunt. evhi a the roads in the coun-
try have been in a fairly good con-
dition. 1
The reflegtion of a fire 4n the Hay
Swamps near Zurich, could be plain-
ly seen bete Sunday night. The re-
port was cftrrent here Monday that
the Johnston house at Zurich was
destroyed, ut such was not the case.
Miss Mn el Miners, who wens taken
very ill o the 9th. inst., has so far
recovered that she left for London
nn Mondny evening with her sister,
Mrs. '11. tr. Johns. 'who was called
tree, by phone to wait on her nick
sister.
Messrs. N. D. l Iu rdou, Lyman
Palmer nd John Charlton spent
several days chest .wreck shooting at
Lake with. Owing 10 the tine
weather the ducks remained out on
:h • 1 k e dur:ng their stray, and a few
rabbits, squirrels and fish s'erc the
the res It of their outing
Huron county oval) have twelvecon-
Iests fo local option in January.
The folio tint; places have handed in
th 'evil •d p •til ions all fully signed,
Towns -C intoe noel Wingham;
L'iges,-text fere lit usscls. Myth and
Mayfield ; ownships-Colt o G
ii•y, Step n. Tuckersmith and Tut li-
berty.
Colborne,
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Messrs. G. JOrlet and W. 11.
t by 1 1 Lovett. have made their properties
f W i d b most pleas nor Ly the construction of
a bo,leva outs'de the w•nik along
their pn isos on Sendets street.
JAMES BEVERLEY the rn:ctetial used was takers from
the river and is nicely trunked up
and sodded. Several other residents
in town are having their property im-
proved its the same manner.
A black cocker t:panicl belonging
to Curt )farness iw'as the victim of
mi.teken . identity last Thursday
afternoon, and n.s a 'esu ll made a
rapid exit to the dogs' paradise.
'Iwo local nitnrods %tcrc in the woods
hunting black squirrels and were
intently looking (or one of the black
creature` to make it; npp,•aranee.
when Cart's dog passed close oto a
log. only a part of the back being
visible t0 the hunters. 'thinking it n
squirrel. tang event
11e
gun. and1
with 0 Yelp the doss keeled over.
.Mr. 11x1 nese thought his dog was
shot purposely. but the hunters 111c
men not given to such trick;, so the
shooting of the animal waft quite
accidental.
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer
You Take No Chances
When You Get Your
Fall and Winter Suits
from an old established and reliable 110118e
like ours.
Time -tried Reputation is what ensures you
satisf,lction.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor - Exeter, Ontario.
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A Meat offer to new subscribers
The 'Times and I'arai:y II. rald ,end
Week:s Stir from now ti'I Jan 1910
for 'f\\'1•:N1Y.F1\'1 ('ENIS This of- est of London,:e:sisted the choir and n
ter is good to pointe in Canada only. made a favorable imprritsion with the
large congregations.
WANTED -An experienced horse -
tee Board. On Monday evening from staid. 'References required. Good
6 to 8 o'cloek an old fashioned tett, wages. Apply G. W. Harrison, Cana -
for which the church bas becotne(dian Bank of Commerce. Exeter.
famous, will ao served in the Lecture
room. after Which 0 select progratnI ESTRAY STEER -Came to my re -
will be given in the Audilorinrll. Mt•'I wises about Ootober 20th. ican'wner
Dougall, Miss 'Taylor and Mist De. can secure 'b
light Hobbs. V iolin Soloist. together ter same
Y raying expensev+
with the resident ministers of the Iia connection therewith. A. 'Pen -
town will contribute to 'the enter-
tainment. Tickets for 'ten nud ,en-
tertainment 25e, ;children tinder 12
years, 15c.
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bomas Contra._
The death occurred on 'Tuesday, Nov-
ember 161h, at Ler home a short dis-
tance from Exeter, of Betsy Fisher.
relict of the Irate '!'bomas Coutes, who
died about fourteen years titin. Hhe
was nged 67 years and 11 months and
her death is attributed mainly to a'n-
ile decay. She was born in Yorkshire
Enhl'nd, and when six month.; old
elate to Canada with tier pirents.
The family settled on the 2nd 'Con-
cession of Usborne on the fartn now
owned by Josh )larding. Filly years
ego she was married to Mr. Coates,
six children bring the result sof the
union, Richard, Paul, Will, Frank
:ind Alf, of llsbornc and Charles, of
Pont i:10, Mich. She was the last of
eight children. her sister. Me-.
'1,•nnear. of Yonke•re. N. Y., raying n
couple weeks ago, mention of which
was butd' at the time. The deceas-
ed was :t woman noted for her good
etueli!1 s. living nn upright 'Christian
1:fe and was much beloved by her
1'rgc ',Stele of acquaintances. The
funeral wii11 be held Io•d:1) fr nin her
tete residence for interment its the
Exeter cemetery beside the remains
of her husb•ied.
The anniversary services of the
elf:tis street Methodist church were
held last Sunday, when Rev. Dr. Rut-
ledge, of Wiegham. delivered two
very impressive r'ertnonS. At the
morning service the church was well
filled, while in the evening a tow
of chairs was placed in each aisle uud
around the altar. The evening text
was taken from iI Timothy 2: 1",
"Study to chew thyself approved n -
to God, a s' orkrnan that necdeth not
to be ashamed, rightly dividing the
word of tants." Ereryone no rnat-
.. r what. Ih' calling in life should at
all linnet do their best at whatever
they undertake, caring not for public
sentiment or flatlet a•c long as thew
feel that in the eyes of the Lord,
they are doing what is tight. A
man's conscience is his character, it
tells him right front wrong. and by
this he will re, judged on the final
d:ty of reckoning. No ,natter how
wealthy ;t matt may be be cannot
take oily of life with him when be
leaves this life. ile is worth n" mor i
than the poorest. his assets •b;.ing
what he bas made of himself. The
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lc ehoem
ak•r who do
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beattheir best with most favus, even 71
Lord looks n1on have elan havedonc
done!'
in melting shoes sooty ith ;
much
favor as the wencher tt•hn prepares
his best sermons. 1•. very , ,p•tson
eotne.r into tine world alike, unpre-r
p'red for what is before Its, and it tel ,
our duty to do our hest at all times.
The tnnsio of lb • city was esp.e'ally
good. qtr. C. J. 1'iuk the lend 1010-•
Word was received here Wednes-
day afternoon of Inst week of the
death at J)ouglas.'Man.. of James
Westcott, a former resident of this
section aged 60 years and 2 months.
Mr. Westcott took sick a short time
after his visit here last spring. and
several limos 'was thought to be
dying. He was born in the township
of Usborne a short distance ,from
Exeter, wbere he resided until about
twenty years ago,'when he went west,
his family following ,later. He is
survived by his widow, five children.
Jesse, of California : frank, of
Douglas ; 'Mrs. Richard Coates, of
Usborne : Mrs. W. Fe giuson, of
bliuncota. Man.; and lla. at home.
Also one brother and four sisters.
Wm. of Usborne: Mrs. P. Fisher.
Mrs. W. Snell, Mrs. •John .Delbridge•
and Mrs. Chas. 'Kydd, of Wapclla,
Sauk. In religion he was a Metho-
dist and in !politics was a Liberal,
The remains were shipped front
Douglas Friday alight rind arrived
here Monday, and were taken to the
residence of his non-in./law, Richard
Coates, from •whorl' the funeral took
place Tuesday, interment .being in
the Exeter cemelr_ry.
lour
Feed
All Good Kinds of
Flour and Feed
kept on hand
Bran and Shorts
Sold by the Ton.
Wheat taken in exchange
for Flour and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatln:al.
W. Rivers
EXETER, -
ONTARIO.
THE OLD RELIABLE
We told 3 ou so some time ago in one of our
advertisements. We told you this would be a big
season with us. We have a right to say so too.
Our store never was in a better j)ositioll to meet
one's needs than it is this fall. The goods we are
showing and the modest prices we are quoting are
slaking people 'sit up and take notice'. '_lave you
looked over our goods? Have you asked the ces?
Good goods and low prices are the two tfi1T a that
are slaking us a big season. No matter what you
may need whether Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
Groceries, Crockery, it will pay you to come here,
Special
This week we are offering a number of Ladies
Ready -to -Wear Skirts at bargain prices.
$3.50 for $2,50 $4.00 for $ .00 $4,75 for $3.75
$5.00 for $4.00. A few odd Skirts at $5.00 for $3.00
Highest price paid for Produce, Butter 22, Eggs 24. Dried Apples 6: Potatoes
50c per bag. All kinds of poultry token degd or alive at top prices
in trader cash. '- -
CARLING BROS.
"20,000 Razors
for Free Trial!"
A heW scientific discovery -a secret
process -has revolutionized the manu-
facture of razors. This discovery en-
ables us to offer you a blade of Carbo -
steel -(steel plus carbon) -which you
do not have to hone or grind; a blade
that stays sharp always.
To prove It we will dlatrlbute Carbo -
Magnetic I:azais on 3J Days' Trial ab-
solutely free -there is one here for
YOU.
This Razor is tempered by a secret
electric process at an absolutely even
temperature of 2.500 degrees. The re-
sult Is the hardest cutting edge known
to science. A blade of Carbo -steel that
we guautntee lar a lifetime of perfect
wear, no honing -no grinding.
W. J. HEAMAN,
We want you to knr•y and enjoy
the smooth shaving coi.,.ort you can
obtain only through the long sweep -
Ing diagonal stroke of n straight blade
standard razor-tho Carbo-1lagnetic-
which cuts the hairs cleanly without
splitting them or turning the ends
back Into the skin to cause irritation,
pimples, and even worm troubles. So
come in today and get a Carbo-Mag-
nette Razor on 30 Days' Free Trial.
Loon rDRTHIS TRADE MARK
.6behludetoithde Carlo &gife
EXETER, ONT.
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One year ago, Mr. George
Wakeman was earning about
iC $101) per year as farm laborer.
F2. Now he is earning at thA r
'nenof $962 per year,
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nd benefit yourself and family by
sin ; STAR flour. It bakes no !such
etc r rind goes so much farther than
rdiniry brands.
THE USE OF STAR FLOUR
Six months' training at our
Business College made the eh
ference. Wee it a g
investment? He thinks
His address is New Osg
Seek.
•1 s Four courses:
t. PILEI'AItAToRY, COMMERCIAL
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=i STENOORAPAY, TELEtillAPI(Y $,
Y time.
Enter any
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t .
moons
better bread. biscuits, cake. +instruction. Write for par -
pie. etc.. in your borne, and metro of + ; ticulara
them. too. Order to sack to -day.
The next time you need ;lour you'll
insist on having the STAR brand even
if it cost 'more. But It doesn't.
-Manufactured by-. •t.
HARVEY BROS.
Wheat and Oate wanted.
THE THREE MEN
represented in the picture are dis-
cussing the eucstion of
WHO IS THE BEST TAILOR?
Autumn is once more here. and the
cortin,•, crisp mornings will make a
Feil Suit and Overcoat necessary.
if sot want Ihetn cut properly and
made nice:y, come to us, and ne can
guarantee n perfect fit in accordance
with the latest designs.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER -- ONTARIO,
Mrs. Jamie; Wceteolt and children'
Frank and !dn. of Dong)!;. Mnn ..
were bore :Mending the' funeral of
the. trite James Vestcotf.
Mr.1
1..K. Fleming.countyiv c
, t.
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tory of the Huron Youtig Men's A.-
eneia:ion, hat• been rippointed nuc of
the five as ociate editors nt "Iternl i
Manhood, n monthly rttogit.:' d1,• -
voted to the County Work of the;
\•sung Alen'; Christian Asrurittion o('
North Arner:cs" The monthly will t
b' publ:•hed iii New fork City and p
Mr. F1, m'ug's field cotnprises .1 he i 2
states of 'Maine, Vermont and thin
1. sin and the' province of Ont.it io. Ile p
hs+ thu= a his territory to cover bet, .•
-•+ h • he, the requisite ability and en-' •••••••••••••••4f+•+•H••*NS
ergy to do St well. 'ttrlliriiIlltor. L-....
Clinton Business
College
Geo, Spotton, Principal.
1 Manure Litters 1
Beatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls & Stanchions
can be installed as cheap
as lumber and last forever.
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder
These three things are great
labor -savers for farmers and
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Phone 51.
Exeter.
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Principals.
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