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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-12-23, Page 4717 M sN. 1 HE EXETER TIMES, DEC. 23rd 1909. ARTISTIC n v.ord that covers a wide rank Of 'subj,:et,:, We are goiiig to forget the oth. rs, and claim your attention as .we tell about ARTISTIC TAILORING AT REASONABLE PRICES HERE %Ve v.rify t by our ,tock of %veil Selected piecootI , as well as by Old-time patron,. Ty Us If You Like Atistic Garments ;\Wr ++111 rt:rely tease you. Our Stock is the Favorite of Christmas Shoppers TALK AS LIKE there is nothing can take the place of Furniture in the esteem of gift givers. Nothing else is ao serviceable -nothing else reminds one of the giver every day in the year as Furniture does. For reason of i 9^- do your choosii,g f. • ,,. .ock of ours. You cau't buy under our prices for our goods. In all respects this ct.,:. stands ready to offer you furniture certainties. ('hristmas sl,Cl,tiei .ti are t e uested to make it a point to at least see how well we are prepared to make their shopping satisfactory. 1'd variety and :Around goodness we ask you to To -day isn't a bit too soon to get interested. JAMES BEVERLEY Leading Undertaker and Embalmer W. W. TAMAN Locals Merchant Tailor. EXETER - ONTARIO. Just two days till Christmas. THE BUSY HUM The schools kill open on Jan. 4th Rev. E. A. Fear went to Goderich Monday to attend the funeral of the She intends to stay about two months. late (Rev.) Mrs, Millyard. The gang of men who were snaking Miss Georgina 'Knight,, of ,Battle scythe snnths in Mr. Isaac sllcaterd's Creek. is visiting her parents at Ilder- bush, have moved to Mr. Grape's bush toll ton for the holidays. . on the 1Gth con. Mrs. 13obier and Maurice of Buffalo. Master Kieth Taylor. of Brewster, and Miss Norma J3obicr, of ,Battle spent Monday with his cousins at the Creek, arrived yesterday to spend the Post office. The 13aynhaw gang of threshers are in the neighborhood finishing up their season's work of threshing clover, cut- ting straw, grinding grain and sawinz wood, The King Edward mail boxes dor Mural oute No. 1, between Parkhill and Brewster arrived Thursday night and have been put up by their respec- tive patrons. Mr. Neil. of Lucan, was through this section buying registered mares for the purpose of shipping them to Utah. Ile purchased one from Mr. (John Sberritt. Mrs. Abner MoUard passed through our burg Monday, returning from the hospital in London. Harpley Mr. \\'m. Mettle bas purchased a new piano for his daughter. Mrs. W. J. Dlollard (nee Lottie Sheritt) of Balmoral, Aien., arrived here last Friday on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. aherrittl, holidays. Mr. William Dauncey, Kvho was confined to bis bed for several weeks suffering from rheumatism, is able to get around. Dlr. J. Southcott. of Grand Blend left Wednesday morning for London where he will visit for awhile with bis children. Mrs. Thos. Bernick has been suffer- ing from a severe attack o[ bronchitis for the past two weeks, but is now re- covering somewhat. Of the Exeter )'lour Mills can be heard A Christmas cantata entitled ''What as they are busy grinding Happened to Santa" was given by the teachers and scholars of Coven church STAR FLOUR Tuesday evening and proved a pleas - HAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT? ing entertainment to the large audi- ence. Well, you “better had" if you wish to The University of Copenhagen may know what good bread and pastry and report that they have failed to find cakes are. There is no doubt of its in Cook's report that he reached the impeliarity, and the tai a makes it the north pole. but the public will no best and most econontical flour on the doubt continue to give the Dr. the market. credit for getting there first. Sir Wilfred Laurier Friday after- -Manufactured by- noon announced that he had decided HARVEY BROS. Wheat and Oats wanted. Flour AND Fethd All Good Kinds of Floutand Feed kept on hand Bran ;Nie1 Shorts Sold 1)y the Ton. l\'heat taken in exchange for Floiir and Oats taken in exchange for Oatnl ;s:. W. Rivers EX 1•; I'l.It. Pi t)N 1 Ait10• Whalen Cent"alla Mr. W. it. Elliott shipped n car- load of t':;ccl!ent horses to Saskatche- wan this week. INTERESTING LETTER FROM A E. HODGERT. In my last letter I left you after to sit in the parliament for Quebec my arrival in Halifax. On Sunday East. the constituency he has repre- atte•rnoon I took a long walk, as it sented almost since his entry into was most beautiful weather for a trip public life. The Ottawa bye -election to the top of the cititel, which they will probably take pace the second calf the high mountain on which the week in January• government have their soldiers plant - Greatest bargain sale of the sea- , cd with their big guns. Halifax is son for the balance of this eek at very much French as far as the lay the Exeter Bargain Store, beingwthe of the streets and buildings are con - balance of the stock of the late J. cerned. The streets are narrow with W. Broderick. Everything must be tho houses right on the edge of the cleaned out this ,week. Any over- street. The manner in which farmers coat in the place for six dollars• do their marketing. 1 saw them on Mens" suits at half price. AA nice al Saturday bring in .their loads, stock of jewelry just opened up this also some bay for their horses, driving week. Goods at half the price you along the street as near the side walk will pay elsewhere. The Stock of the as possible. stop, put down their bay late J. W. Broderick. and wait for a prospective .buyer. On Tuesday of this wrck Mr. Thos. They have no market place like our E. Ilandford has closed one of the cities have. 1 left on Monday after - most successful years in the horse- noon for Moncton, N. B. it being my buying business. During the past year he has shipped 41 loads of horses making n total of 600 horses that have left t his part for the Western market. The average price paid for these horses was $190. Besides the western markets he has now a mar- ket in British Columbia which will increase the demand for good horses. Mr. ilandlord enjoys the reputation of shipping only the best and is known ns one of the leading buyers in his line of business. He will be at his stables every Saturday to purchase horses in good condition. Klrkton Miss Mabel Sawyer. of London. i I s visiting her cousin. Aliss Etta Flet- cher. `• Mr. N. ileecy is home for Christmas. Mr. ltobt. Fletcher is home from the west. \1iss Annie Leigh is at her old post in the store. Iler many friends are glad to see her again. Mr. Randolph Davis has been en- gaged as teacher for the Salem school. Mrs. Thos. 'Tufts while out .walking last wrt•k slipped and fell on the sidewalk and strained her leg. She is doing nicely now. A meeting of the i:trkton Canadian club w as held in Aberdeen hall last Thur::day nt w hich it 11 as decided to re -organize for the si inter and those present to act ns a committee to get up the programme for Thursday..1an. 1:11 h. 1910. There o ill be short ad- dresses of interest to al!. readings. songs, instrumentals and recitntions the particulars of which will be given later. We are sure 1bat every one son ithicb the government is finish- torr and take effect ns from the is interested in this movement. that ins this winter. One of the most tieely tl►Pre is nothing better for I.irst (!ay of May next after the final hats fot its object t hr development of curious things about this proving is Xmas than a piano. it is grnne- there are only .1" o 10" ns in the thingwhole hole family can Pn o passing thereof.all that is best in oneself, the foster- whole province that have street car S,rn thine) that will last a life timeCouncil Chamber. ares. December. Mg' of a wh lesome love for our conn- namely St. Johns and 8t. Ste r 1!10•)' try. loya'ty to oar king- and the bet- Iheng ;1. and if bought right can he handed (L. ,y) Jos. Senior. Clerk. torment of the conditions in which w,, latter being on the border between down for three generations. Yon do live. We would like to eco th hal NI:. ne and N. B. There are lar.; . not take nny Chances on any piano NOT.CF:. fillers on the opening night. A hearty knitting factories here, so the ears: you get here. MP SIandieg of this eft-- invitation is t•x1sn.led to all. run between t hr. a or four 1o,t•ne, tahlishn,ent is A surety that you will Take notice that the above is n trite 11 r. Fred Austin took a sleigh load In speaking with some of the prine1-1 get vans money's wut•th a good resist. copy o' a proposed Ily-haw which has to a cors rt at Anintsbnry last Thera- pal 1•eop".• her,• i was informed filet' hie piano been taken into consirlrrotion by the day bight. the occupants hating to th •r• ate only one and one-half (-win-, Then en the top of this von have our Municipal Council of the Village of e. alk most or the way home. Exeter and w hash will be finally pnss- ed by the said Council (in the event Mrs. John llarleuoo,l spent a few days in Si. Marys with •friends. Mr..1. Wright v:si:e 1 his son Wes- ley in London on Triesday. Thr children of our public school enjoyed themselves very .touch on 'Wednesday w hen n very choice pro- gramme was given and an enjoyable time spent. The parents were nlso present and were pleased with the progtanune. At the annual teacher"s meeting held on Monday night the following Officers were elected for iitxt year to conduct our Sunday school. Superin- tendent. D. Hodgson; asst. superin- tendent. .1. llazlewood: secretary. F Gunflint/ : asst. secretary. J. Wright ; organist. Bessie :Morley ; asst. organist \'erda Stinires: treasurer .1. W. 1lodfr- eon ) 1''hrarian Edna Gunninu. Thr treasurer road his report and showed a balance of $70 in Itis• trc.is,ury. You +rnmm/MMMMeMIln► ake No Chances When You Get Your Fall and Winter Suits from an old established and reliable house ike ours. Time -tried Reputation is what ensures you satisfaction. W. JOHNS Merchant Tailor Exeter, Ontario, j Milumu112 FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING 111 11'1111' III II!III"11i 1 ILIIImist 55111111111111'ii..11 II!IltIItS11 Parlor Suit Parlor Tables Easy Chair Odd Chairs 11 usic Cabinet Couches Sideboards Hall Racks Buffets Kitchen Cabinets Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices. Bed Room Suits Bed Conches Mattresses Springs, Brass and Iron Beds Newest styles and all at popular prices RO WE & ATKINSON The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors. •�•��•1�1� • 1 !ii;f7!!i ;It�ts� a Iii k lt,=},1 £lltt l:t°l - is=, '---i i�i°il �iif. Amoeba $ The lVlolsons Bank j t Incorporated 1866 VILLAGE OF EXETER NOMINATION AND ELECTION Public notice is hereby given that 1 a meeting of the Electors of the Village of Exeter will be held in the Fown Hall, Exeter, on MONDAY, DECEMBER, lith, 1909 At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon. For the purpose of snaking and receiving nominations for Reeve, Councillors and Public School Trus- tees. Further notice is hereby given that in the event of more candidates be- ing proposed for any particular of- fice than required to be elected, the proceedings wilt be adjourned until Monday. January 3rd, A. D., 1909, when polls will be opened at 9 a. m., at the following places as fixed by Village By -Law. viz ; Polling Sub -Division No. 1, at Sal- es llandford's residence. Main street. by Edward Treble, D. lit. 0., and Herbert Ford. Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -Division No. 2, at Weekes Bros.' Marble Works, Main Street, by W. D. Weekes, D. R. 0., and James Weekes, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -Division No. 3, at Jno. Mitchell's Office Corner of Main and Wellington Streets by Richard G. Scldon, D. It. 0., and Alex. 0. Dyer. Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -Division No. 4, at the Town Hall, by Joseph Davis, D. R. 0., and It. N. Taylor, Poll Clerk. And all electors are hereby re - second visit to this place on my trip. quested to to take notice and govern I went from Moncton to Sussex. on themselves accordingly. the I. C. R. branch to St. johns. JOS, SENIOR, This place is a very nice farming Returning Officer country and the town has about 2,000 inhabitants. I went from there to a place called fit• Martines on the Bay of Fundy. This part of the road is nothing but hills and rocks. but has a i,iu,bering section. St. Martines is a small vil'nge the people living on those: who come there. it being some- what of a summer resort frequently by numbers of Americans in the sum- mer. One independent railroad runs A BY=LAW To prohibit the sale by Retail of Spirituous, Fermented, or other Manufactured Li- quors in the Municipality of the Village of Exeter. CAP TAL (paid up) RESERVE FUND $9 600.000.00 $9,600.000.00 Ilas:65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents ikthe Principal Cities in the World. General Banking Business Transected. Savings Bank Department at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager •N•NNNNNN6♦NMNNN+►N•N••NNNa•NNN• •►41 The Municipal Council of the Vil- lage of Exeter hereby enacts as fol- lows ; That the sale by .retail of spirit- uous. fermented, or other manufac- tured liquors is and shall be prohib- ited in every tavern, inn or other house or place of public entertainment in the said municipality. and the sale thereof, except by wholesale, is and shall be prohibited in every shop or place other than a house of public entertainment in the said municipal- ity. 2. That the vote of the electors of the said Village of Exeter will be taken on this 11y -law by the deputy - returning officers hereinafter named on Monday, the Third day of January. One thousand nine hundred and tun. commencing at Nine o'clock in the morning and continuing until Five o'clock in the afternoon at the under- mentioned places; l'olling Subdivision No. 1 at Silas Hrindford's residence Main Street by Edward Treble, Deputy Returning Of- ficer. and IIerbert Ford, Poll Clerk. Exeter. December 13th. 1909. Polling Subdivision No. 2 at Weekes'__ - ----- Bros., Marble Shop. Main Street, by \\'m. I). Weekes, Deputy -Iteturning Officer and James Weekes, Poll Clerk. Every farmer should know that the Polling Subdivision No. 3 at .Tno, price offered by the dealers for cattle, Diitebell, office• corner of Main and hogs, etc., is a fair one. How can he Wellington Streets by Richard G. know this if be does not take a farm Seldon, Deputy Returning Officer, and business papers Wbst doctor or law- Alexander 0. Dyer, Poll Clerk. er or business man would be without Polling Subdivision No. 4 at . The Street Town hall, Main Strt by Joseph Davis. Deputy Iteturning Officer, and It. 'Nelson Taylor, foil Clerk. THERE IS BUT ONE is business paper? 'l'here is but one in here. the company possessing one farmers' business and market paper, that engine. which broke down after bring- is The Weekly Sun. Start 1910 right by ing us in so we were stalled for two subscribing. days awaiting it to be repaired at th shop. \\'c were glad to get out. 1 then went to St. John. N:' 1). The cities of the maritime provinces have not the beauty of our cities in the west. While at St. Johns I watched some of the large boats going out and ,� - - never seen the tide going out and also took quite an interest in the new (�0,�-`"►e. __ rre,,�'''-�merit. Some of your readers have wharfs being built by the govern- _ `* vt cwt '"" " c'`tt co 4>i coming in. It rises here about 15 feet. Out on the edge of the deep w a t es• here is a large island on (which the English government had their sol- diers. but since they took them aw:►� then' are no men or gens on the• is- land. I left there Monday evening for Fredericton. a very fine town of about R,000. We nre now .getting back to our native people. their %aye of l nilding and the laying out of st rs ets and houses. There is a bridge herr across the river about 900 feet Buy a Piano For Christmas 3 That on Monday the twenty-seven- th day of December A. 1). 19011 at the Clerk's office in the Town Hall in the Village of Exeter, at the hour of Two o'clock in Thi' afternoon the peeve shall appoint in writing. signed by himself. two persons to attend at the . final summing up of the votes by the clerk. and one person to attend at each polling place on behalf of the persons interested in and desirous of promoting the passing of this By -Law. and n like number on behalf of the persons interested in and desirous of oproq:ns 1 he passing of this By -Law. 4. That the Clerk of the said Muni - citral Council of the Village of Exeter Oral! attend :it his office in the Town hall in the said Village of Exeter nt the hour of Ten o'clock in the fore- noon on the fourth clay of January A. U. 4910. to sum up the number of voles given for and against this By - Law. 5. This lay -Law shall come into THE CANADJAN BANK OF COMMERCE tie, it the province that it fit for guarantee: so why s:)nt.1,1 you take (erre:ne and potntors are the prinei- env risk? - no crop One of the saddest eight romp here and pick out an instru- 1 sae 00 nit• trio 55 as w h,•n rOtnin'' meat. I hat please-. yon in appearance frorn Nenipville to Ottawa. when we and tone You will find our prices ria into :i horse and buggy driven' rensnnne sass the terms of payment lid a e oninn. The engine at rusk 11,' cane;isilel I,entrtanged to your eatle- h,ir-,• thrnwing it nhont lice ro t.+ tactim► and the instrsnnent will be ab - h !e the s'nnr,n e..,+ thrown n'r,•:t aol\nte!Pnry rePlinblP in every resanpect.n,. ro••. ''' '; n • her head alta'n' 1 Vflmv displ++yang uusual • h " re ;ef, r: - her skill!. T;, h.' Christmas tit:1.k the lineal line of 1'i- •rdn hack• . 'h "nsn•in arms on the market.► nd st } t'i Pianos from 8'.a' )0. tip -es_ Orgsn• from MI np AitT•; \-(11• (:1" \ (; Cnf'1'if , /0 ri •r. ,, c,tr Y. i.Aselect stork of ('hristmna Stationery �nNow., 1 .. 1�'E�T 1 ilii t.:1l., ifpn-hnnko. Bib, Sleighs. Doll -cots . . mles 1 0 c •! ,,• Niro 1'orifi + nr the and all musical merchandise. I',ilpitation of the heart. ner- t e:rna Con n01:4 l O. T. con+ne•q, fremhl;nrrs. ^erronq hoad- 3 irbe, rol.i han•ls saes fi*•t. plan in the Alwayskce at;•,u.llaxatfvsinthehoKse.Taksadosewhenyourcoldftrstcomeson, What i i:. '‘ger'' r d'ng low inert - f rats• back Dart ot her forms of weakness the best alive yes s your doctor opinion. on. ec e. � I. are relier,eet , q� Weak Throat -Weak Lungs Cold after cold; cough after cough! Troubled with this taking -cold habit? Better break it up. �ti a have great confidence in Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for this work. No medicine like it for weak throats and \veal: lungs. Ask your doctor for his opinion. He kc.,v.s all about it. His approval is valuable. Follow :tis advice at all times. No alcoho! in this cough medicine. J: .t,er C'o., _oteeIl, A!a�•. ('.11 of the assent of the electors being ob- (ained thereto. as provided by "The 1, ,(•sor License Act". and amend- ment• thereto) niter one ,month from the first publication thereof in the Exeter Times news paper the dots of which first ynblieation was Thurs- day the `::nth day of December A. 1). 1909 and Ihat at the hour. day and places therein fixed for taking the votes of the electors the polls will be held. tf.. S.1 Joe Senior. Clerk. . mann & 5O� Carter's Is be lu forthis? A 'Wits Ask d t his'i 1 Let him deckle. "► '(lel ) I►• \►t Omn1 1 It,atr et S h C iron Pills ,, 1 HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ES'r-tlLISt1ED 1867 B. E. WALKER, President I Paid-up Capital, $10,000,00 ALEXANDER LAIRD, Genetal Manages CServe Fund, - 6,000, Branches throughout Canada, and ill the United States and England SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of $1 and ::l: wards are received and interest allowed at current rates. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons and withdrawals made by any one of then or by the survivor. Exeter Branch-G.W Harrison, Manager Branch also at Crediton. 124 1' LL' MLEY School report for month ov Novem- ber. Names in order of merit. Sr. IV Verna Whitlock, M. Morgan, A. Cole, Jr. IV. Bertha Melick Sr. III Hor- ton McDougal, John Neil, Rosie Cann. Jr. III Myrtle Pym, Ernest Pym, Joy Whitlock, Rosswell Melick. John Horton, Joseph Kernick. Sr. II Nel- lie Anderson, Mabel Neil, Blanche Cann. Willie Horton, Reta Cann, By- ron Treffry, Willie Melick. Part II Arthur Treffry, Lloyd Horton, IIazel Kernick, Robert Heath, Verna Mel- lott. Sr. Part 1 Carrie Anderson, Pearl Cann, Lyle Pyrite Christina Mc Dougall, Jr. Part I Edward , I'aw- son. Hazel '.Wilson. E. Morrie, Teacher. Mr. W. II. J3aII. an aged resident of Goderich received a stroke of par- alysis one day last week and while at present it is not serious, it is a ques- tion whether he will completely re- cover owing to his advanced age. Thos. iiandaley, who gave Tozer & Brown, of Clinton, a bogus check for $20 in Payment for a suit of clothes, was last week sentenced to three months in Goderich jail at hard lab- or. 1- - Here's Good News The market prices for old junk are alive and so is The Old Reliable Firm M. Jackson & Son one door south of the Metropoli- tan. Just look at the following prices (no trade, and no truck) all cash. Rags 75 c. per hundred Iron from 00e. to 75c. per hun. Old rubber boots & shoes 7c. 1b. Copper and braes 9c. per lb. Halite hair 30c. per 1b. Lead and zinc 2 1/2c. per lb. Bring your goods here and get the worth of your money. A great variety of IRON PIPEalways on hand at a rea- sonable price, suitable for lento posts, bracing bouleyarding. M. Jackson & sons :.3 Synopsis 01 Me Mediu No[111 Wesl D. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8, D. D. S., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor Graduate -of Toronto University. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former dental parlors HOitt{IITKAD RRO['LATIONS. Any person who is the vote Bred of a fancily, or any ,Dale over I/ years o:(l tnay homestead a quar tri sectoni of available Dominion laud ►+. Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta The applicant must appear in persor, at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub -agency for the district. Er:try by proxy may be bad nt the agency. on certain conditions, by father, mother son, daughter, !mother. or sister o: intending buusosteader. Duties :-Sex months residence uteri and 0111tit-alsoli of the lnt,d in ea.'t of three years. A hoax•+tender m,.) live within nine miles of his hom.- eteadon a farm of of least FO acre. d,uYear Excursions. 5.41, owned and Occup:crl by him or tin father. mother, son, ►gitter brother or sister. in certain districts a homestea let .n goo.) standing rimy pre-empt t t•:arter section alongside his horns -Suspension Bridge. N. \ +tend. Priori F:i, per acre. leitie•+- J1ust Irs,du Pix months ineach of res AT SINGLE FART year$ from date of homestead entry 1 (fond going Decca,her 21th and 2Glb (enc;admit the time required to ear r. ; 7,119, returning until Dec. 27th. 10011. homestead patentand oultivts. I Also good going Dec. :Hat. IOW and fifty acres extra. Jan. 1st. 1010, Returning mail Jen. A tio,nesteader who has exlsshgtei 3rd, 11110. hi• bnn:estnad right an,t cannot ob- I AT FARE ANI) ONE Tii1RD tain a pre -eruption may take a prim chased homeste,.1 in c,•rtnin district, (toed going Dee. 21st to Dec. 'Lith, Pnee $3. per acre. fhlties.-Mil•t 1inclusive. Ketornsng until Jan. kb reside six month. in . •ieh of throe i 1010. ,1 len good g, •ng Dec. 28th, veers, enitivete fifty acres and erecri1159.10.lan.1st 101tr. l:•tinnir►g un - 1 hu'/r10 worth 4300.011. i til Jan. 51,11, 11110, w, w, assn, i }all information from Derry of the Minister of the interior M, A.- etel linaothrrlsed plrauoeof this rleertter 1 J. J. KNIOIIT, Drpot Agei.t. meet wlN,•ol be paid few DR.A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over (Badman & Stanbury Main street -EXETER. W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0 1.0 e P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un varsity. office and residenence. Domistllos Laboratory, Exeter. Associate Coroner of Huron. R. Bright, M. D., M.O. s •S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un- iversity. Two years resident physicl Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand Andrew Street, Exeter. HONEY TO LOAN a We have unlimited private funds for roses. sus upon farm or village overty at lowest rata ofttpoverty DICKSON R CARLING Kxeter DICKSON & CARLING, Itarrteters Pollottore Notaries, (onvsyasee[e Commiset Derr, Solicitors dor (be Mobiles Bank, Etw. aaoney to Lofts at lowest rates of taterest, OFFICE,-M&IN STBI:ET, KXIDTIQ. L CARL/NO N. A. L. Y. niCJta11H MONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of private funds Dan on farm and village propertla ab lowra$s Interest. OLADMAN k STANBVRY Barristers Solicitors, hi air It. )Neter ERNEST ELLIVT Conveyancer Accounts Collected MONEY to Iran at lor.e•t rate~ North West lands for Sale. Office. Main Street, Exeter The Usborne and fiibberL Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanp Head Office. Farquhar, Ont. Prceidcnt-J. L. R11S8ELL. Vioe-Incident-\W, 11. I'ASSMO11Ii DIRECTORS. WY, BOY, BORNHOLlf P. 0 Wit. IJROCK WIN( 'IfELHRA P.O. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. Oi ROBERT NORRLS, St.atfa. A G ISNTS, JOHN ESSERY, Exeter. Uahorne and 1)i(ldulph. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, area. for Hibbort, Fullerton and Logan. JOSH ITA JOIINS Secy.Troas. Farquhar OLADMAN & STANBI?RY. 9:.tloitore &Rent four 1 1 GRAND TRUNK RAIL1r. SYSTEM Christmas and New Between all stations in Canada, also to Detroit, fort iluron, Al i. h.. Buf- falo, 11),s k hock, Niagara fulls and I or write J. 1) MCDONAI.1). Doles Depot. Toronto. Ont.