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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-08-17, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES, AUGUST 17th 1905. To Make Good The Surrounding News PICHLES BUY THE VERY BEST Allspice, Pepper Ginger Cloves and Cinnamon WHOLE OR GROUND Mustard or Mustard Seed Turmeric Curry Powder Garlic Chillies and Mace Browmn Drug Store Items of Interest Here and There Furnished By Our Correspondents. The Exeter Times CALENDAR FOR IUNDAY MONDAY Tv$SDAY • WEDNESDAY... , ?EMBED AY ...... Iht1DAY SATURDAY • THURSDAY. AUGUST 17th, 1906 \MOODII AMI -Miss Edith Swallow is ',criou`ly ill with typhoid fever. -Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland lett•( returned itotne from o two inollI visit in the •tolden West -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Routley re- turned home on Thursday last after spending a couple of weeks at Grand Mend. -Mr. 00d Mrs. \\'m. Stewart are ;oin3 to reside in the village. Mr. Stewart will open up a alacksmith shop in the near future. - Mr. and Mrs. 'Thos. ,Tohnstoee Sundaycd in St. 'Marys. - Mr. Wm. Wilson's valuatic driv- ing mare is laid up . - Mrs. S. Carr, and dau;htcr, Ver- de are visiting in Toronto. -A. W. Eaton has a contract an the Rase Line. end sister -Mr.Ito3t. Johnstone, Marys intend Ieavine. for Ilse west in the noar future. -Mr. lto.t. Carrot and Miss Min opening of school. nie Rodd Sundays. at Grand Bend.] _.Mrs. McMurray and sons h -John Russel lost a valuable returned home after visitin, friends horse on Sat urday last. j it. EIilnville. -Hervey Suther.y :tad Harry Rodd -'The credilto:r Lase ball Reim ad- sltent' Suntkty at Grand Bend. d,cd more laurels to their nlready -;firs. \Veatherhoz;, of Ser:lmien, lara1 li%t Monday when they defeat- ' � •s visitin' Mrs. I(opkins. eto dIlene :ell Ilenell te. nl ny n score of 7 Al-GCST 1905 8 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 2B 2 9 10 Z3 90 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 GENERAL NEWS. Tee trcizie trains collidctl Satur- day ni;111 at K,mok•a. Four train - Deka were injured, but not fatally. At Aylmer, Ont., Joseph Menier shot Mrs. Guay, and then turned the 'pistol on himself. Menier died from his wounds Tuesday. 111 is uuders(ood that Earl Itoeerts ,has tbcett compelled to aoandon his 'proposed visit to Canada this year oWin; to the continued ill -health of h tdY Roberts. THE TURN OF LIFE CREDITO\ -"dins Vivian Beaver has returned home talc, visitin friends in Dv- ! roil. -Miss Edna Baird who has been Ilia quest of Mies Inez Andrews for the past week hay returned to her Iowa in Parkhill. -Miss Sutherland. of Toronto, who has been vibitin; friends here, re- turned 4o her home on Saturday. -Itev. J. W. Andrews. and daugh- ter. Estella. paid a visit to Parkhill friends on Friday last. .-Miss Laura Love returned home •Ifler visitin; friends in Crediton. -On Friday evening last a base - nal snatch was played between Dash- wood and Crediton. TLe ;Tsui: tris i:l favor of the home tcaln. -A large numacr attended the nand concert which was held on Fri- day ctcniug . Mr. Illuet t and family on their holidays before are away the re - A Time When Women Are Susceptible to Many Dread Diseases -Intelligent Women Prepare for It. Two Relate their Experience. Walter Weir, of Port Stanley, with the abduction of Fior- of Port Bruce, was found fourteen-year-old girl sentenced Saturday morning to one year in the central prison, Toronto. Men in touch with Government doings say that the superannuation of Mr. Wm. G. Parmelee is likely to take place in the near future. Mr. Parmelee has been deputy minister of trade and commerce for the last twelve years. and has altogether been in the public service thirsty years. He is now 72, Mr. Parmelee leaves in a few days for and rumors say that h will retire ationon his return to the capital. -Miss Alice Beavers is very low with imflamnla(ory rheumatism. -Miss Mary Brooks is holidaying with her sister Mrs. \Vni. Avery, hi Mitchell. - Arthur Crediton. - Mrs. Kirk and 'laughter Ethel of London, are visitin; friends in this vicinity. -Mr. Wilson Black had a close shave. - Mise White has closed her dream - making' shop for the season and is holidayia; at her borne in St. Diary's. -Messrs. 13. Copeland. E. Mills. 1'. Carr, E. Jones and C. Carr spent Sunday at Grand Bend. -Mr. Bert Rundle, Mies Itachel Kirk and Miss Ethel Kirk, of Lon- don, spent Sunday at Grand Bend. -Miss Lila klo;; is visitin; her sister Mrs. Davis, eighth line. Blans- hard. ;cul - Mr. William Sinclair, jr., speut part of last week with his .brother Alex at Wallace)ur; . - Mr. and Mrs. Johns spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair . Rundle Sandaled :It Oil men say the Leamington oil field is petering out, wells which came its with a roar at 350 barrels a day and dropped to 40 to 00 a day in two weeks, now giving up only two or three barrels a day. Many thousands of small investors will lose more or less. The different companies are trying to get out by pumping two or three -barrels each every day. Those who have made money in the fields have done so principally by selling leases. The Standard Oil Company will be a loser, as representatives con- sidered it would prove a good field and the company laid pipe lines tbrough the districts to carry the oil to its cars. Al fl ed Notion. of Windsor, ut- e ellete1 to murder his wife and (al het •iu law, John Love /rove, al Aullr•rstour z. Saturday ,afternoon. Herm( was out of employment rind teaense his it lie. who was 51;iyltlz with her father. would 1101 leave and live Willi him. lie attempted her lib`. Ila 1.'ised his .revolver 10 SIMLA her wbcu her father rushed to her as - 1( ton directed the revol- \V INCUELSEA -Miss Melena Routley returned home on Saturday after bavin; spent 1w•o months fn .the West, Calgary. Carberry, 1lamiota, liizh Bluff and also Ilowesmont. Dakota. Miss Alice Gourley, who went with her intends ateyiug two months loner, Mrs. '1'idsberry, of High Bluff, Manitoba, iutcudt returning with her to 'pend t he winter. -Mr. Samuel Routley, whoicitis had eeverc attack of op week, is on 'the mend. -A few of the young folks of t'lu;lotvt% went to the lake on Sun- -Mr. Fletcher was the guest of Mr. Archie McCurdy on Sunday. -Mrs. W. Francis was the guest of 111 IS. 11. Copeland Sunday. -Mt. Matthew Routley, sr., had I he tuisforl unc one day last week to Tet his dee broken. While he was Imitate one of his horses around on late se ,•!ll:t.c. or Het MIin3 he twas het 1hrorokcllckwa1ds111110the awl memory lraOe1Tsolders from 11.0 ,e Lovret;tve Metre -the 11 ENSALL The "change of life" is the most critical period of a woman's existence, and the anxiety felt by women as it draws near is not without reason. Every woman who neglects the care of her health at this time in- vites disease and pain. When her system is in a deranged condition. or she is predisposed to apoplexy. or congestion of any organ, the ten- dency is at this period likely to become active -and with *host of ner- vous irritations, make life a burden. At this time, also, cancers and tumors are more liable to form and begin their destructive work. Such warning symp- toms as sense of suffo- cation, hot flashes, head- aches backaches. dread of impending evil. timid- ity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the heart, Sparks before the eyes, irregularities, couatipa- tion, variable appetite, weakness and inquie- tude, and dizziness, aro promptly heeded by in- telligent women who are approaching the period in lite when woman's great change may be expected. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound was prepared to meet the needs of woman's system at this trying period of her life. It invigorates an strengthens the female organism and builds up theweakened nervous sy stem. portantare eperiod women regardingcial advice iinvited this im- portant write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn. Mass., audit will be furnished absolutely free. Bead what Lydia Com- pound did for rtrs Fa Po vlessand Mrs. Mann: Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- " In my opinion there is no medicine made for women which can compnrenwith Lydia E. sno farmer friend in the Dominion than Ism. At the time of change of life I rat - fend unt(11 was nearly crazy, and was not fit live and that I was a torment to irrational f and others. I surely thought that I would loss my reason before I got through, h en fortunately an old friend recommmeenndd -Mrs. If. J. Wickwire and Mrs. N. 1). Burden. of Exeter, visited friends in +tow11 Alonday• -Miss Hattie Sutherland has re- turned from a visit to Owen Sound :uul Paisley. -Mr. Geo. Sutherland is recover - in; from his recent illness. CT;NTR�IA THE ARCH -FIEND OF THE AGE Not war, more deadly than evor that modern butcchery- hut which leads to consumption and an- nually kills nioro than famine and war combined. The doctors how successfully fight catarrh ;with •a successfully fight catarrh with a remedy that never fails-"Catarrho- zone.' it's death to every type of catarrh. It destroys every' root and branch of 1ho disease so thorou;hlY that a relapse need never be fear- ed. If troubled with colds. nasal or throat catar.rb, or suoject to bron- chitis or asthma use Catarrhozonc and you'll bo cured forever. Mrs. Brock's youn;est dau;btcry, Clara and Jeanette haves occn visitin; friends nt Centralia. On Saturday. word was received that Jeanette had been taken i11 with fever. Miss M. L. Brock left at once to wait upon her sister. -Tho Misses Dinah and Annie El- ston, of Exeter, visited their broth- er. Mr. Thomas Elston. on Sunday. - Miss Katty Elliott, of London is hotidayin; at her home here. - Miss Brow: ie Andrews is visit - in; friends in Wyominz. -Mrs. Nelson IIicks. of Norwich, i9 visitin; Mrs. Richard IIicks. -Miss Grace Salton and Mr. Frank Curtis, of London, are visitin; the former's sister, Mrs. E. ColwtIl. -Bliss Sarah Neil is visitin.; friends in London. -The Misses IIazel and Mary Fer- guson, of St rathroy, are visitin; their Aunt. Mrs. las. 'landlord. -Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curtin and daughter Blanche returned home on Tuesday Inst after a pleasant trip to the North West. -bliss Lucy Andrews -deli;bled her hearers with that nenutitul solo "Thy Will ,;e Done," on Sunday even - z. F %itQUIHAR -Miss hizzic Smith. a rate- of our s=chool paid a visit last week. -Mr. 6e -erre heavers who has occn su(ferinz from an acute attack of Iunertgo is :title to tic around azain. -Mr. Geo. Riley and Chas. Ash ay repent Sunday with Mr. J. Riley. -A number of our young people from here spent Sunday at the Bend. The Foresters of Farquhar will at lead Divine worship with the For- ester~ of Kirkton on Sundny evening m. They Are expest ctednt 7 lo meetatll the Foresters hall, Kirkton. at 6.30. former tee- the villaze ••••••••••••••........."•••••-•=•••••••••••••••••••••••••...... Movino Dau & Trouble 0- ,.awl �.11 l►� t� Moving always breaks something and Crockery is sure to come in for its share, but if you use our Stock Lines it is easy and not eximinsive to replace what you break. Stock Patterns for Dinner Ware 12 different Stock Lines to choose from, every one pos- �' sensing A 1 quality, you can make up your own set or buy a few pieces at a time. price is just t e same which ie have these linea in • ch eever way your buy. We beautiful underglaze colors and prints, beautiful Decorated Lines, Crown Derby Colors, Austrian Louise China, Hayiland China, Limoges China. Price ftom $8.00 per set up to $75.00. atterns DINNER SETS undergltaze colors, 97 pieal new lines in ces in piria" nk, pearl and peacoc colors, at $0.00 and $0.60 complete sets. Full gold lines, traced covers. MALTESE PATTERNS Vinner. Tett and Salad Seta, • op en 1 qua ,ty, • 08 pi Decorated Ware In a makes, "Royal Devon" and "Bristol r a and pleasing and lasting. In fact its all worth buying, its worth = tieing, ent and wisely so. Buy your Crockwell ery, Glassware, Lamps, China, Etc.. at period had passed, and it restored bas to per- fect health. My advice to suffering women is to your Vegetable Compound, and they will not be disappointed." -Mrs. E Fowlew, Deseronto Ont. Vegetable Compound. I took it or bi siciana. W� Ems. tben off andMaw% onuntil pammand hysicians. eels whys Others NI. Another Woman's Case. Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- " As I owe my splendid bealttable hto IS E. ary ptkhama l to writ* and tell yon my experience with it. I am the mother of three children grown to womanhood, and have safely passed the change of life, and feel as young I and ea strong as I did twenty year' Ko, and that this is all due to your woman s friend, Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetables it used it before my children greatly assisted nature and saved me much pain during the change of life. had tbk it, off and on, for four years, and MP trouble and sickness that most women have to endure." -Mrs. James o Canada. L M Batts - burst Street,+ table What Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound did for Mrs. Powless and Mrs. Mann, it will do for any woman at this time of life.restored It has conquered health, and prolonged a in cases thst f:IRETON -Mies Lena Routley, after spend- ing two ,nonths in the West, return- ed home ea Saturday last. -The Patterson, Ellis Co., are auildia; two small cement bridges 00 the boundary. north, and at the en() of the third line. Btanfhard. -Misses Dothwick, and Roadhouse and Messrs. Ridyard and Stevens of St. Marys, visited nt . Mr. Wm. Iirow•n's on Sunday last. Master Russell Brorn also spent Sunday at home. -Mrs. Burton spent the treater parr of last week and this visitin; her son and other friends at Moles- ivortlt . -The remains of the late Mr. Philtipy were interred in the Mit- chell cemetery on Thuradaa last, The 01(1 entleman had a!aine the .;rent :t cl of 90 years. -Mr. and firs. David Hazelwood, of Pctrolea, visited at the homes of their parents over Sunday and Dion• day. -The remains of Rhe late firs. (Capt.) l'aiscy, of the village. were interred in 81. I'aul's buryin; ;round on Monday. She has been a .;rent tuffercr, havinz teen fled feet for over •two years, and nein; of the (oolt a;c of 81 years. -Aserrnon will be trenched to the I. O. F. by the Rev. Veal on Sunday evening next. All interested in the sei-%icco are invited 4o nttend. -Nearly nil the campers from this licinily al the Bend, have returned home, t,erfcctly natisfied with their out in e. la1)1 ;i,i'il TOWNSHIP COUNCIL. The Council met pursuant to ad- journment. the Reeve and all the members present. The Council donated $5.00 to the proposed monument to be erected in Victoria 1'ark, London, to per pct, d .him in so violently t11 s a Ferious one this country who fell in South Ai- llho e: wit 1111 then ,turned his aim ,tilled. ,The I l fracture i• tm 1 i wife killing her several times, i neo tic shall u pleased to sec him 'lea Tantclerak11was inettr ructedtre. to draft metazed to lint! refuze 1n an 1 shit to he around azaiu. stet ,tie; htivilti shop from ilcr -alts• Minnie Smith, teacher, wee IiIiydiffrn TIrate's111lori v the }ile tin of er, as tt .111+•11 huill•ttd. Harlon wa. ar- t},r guest of firs. \Vul. Crcery f01:, few :lays last week. She returne,,•follows :-County rate, 1 1-2 mills on r ''"'l le o cd in 4 ur.lwitu .1'11 C1 hn dollar :.Township rate and ;rant t ,ipdilcome -i tea' itj Mrs. hunto on Monday. Io erbools 3 3-111 mills on the dollar: la his wife end father-in-law. Mrs. Miry Et hel Godlrol(, teacher, re- td e:chool% 3 3-10 mills on the dollar, liorlu.l tad her father are said to turned to Essex on \Vcdnerday. i tit sc oo stall301 for each d and le, tett of .1:t,ltcr. Morton teas 'the west her here has occn e(re $3 ter each bit ch. Statute labor and 1t e:•trel with lynchinz 'ny male reiely bot and very dr}. 11arve in' (n;inecrs' costs as may .x' returned, I .It - tf Aulherstattr: ellen he ell soon lie over. , end •t le school 1 ex as ordered ny the (From another eourcc.) : severaI e;chool :mat ds. The County -Mrs. .fames i)o,son and six rale for 1110 .present year is $2761.07. ehildree of Galt, are visitin; for a ;,tilt :r:int to schools stout $1700. few tviceke at 1hsir aunts, Mrs. .l. thrlers %tele draws for the amount Clements. of 5258.77. -.lire. .1. Clements and Ler 110,.4',' Ilse Couluril adjourne,i 10 meetMrs. Jas. Dotson, of Garet, . %pent 1 ,zein all Mondly, Septeni:mr tithe Sunday last at Crediton. the eucstsI1095, ul 10 a. in. of Mrs. Mat Minere, daughter oI W. I). STANLEY, Clerk. Mrs. J. Clements. - -Mits Gertrude Millar has re. 01 t-' ed Lame looking hale and hetr1> after leo weeks outing at Griot 1 lienal. - Duncan Mcllou:111 i+ Nef•nrt • !r„ a few day's at Grand (tend. - Misses Lulu and (thea Gnd.:u!t fro spending 3 few• weeks at Crotn- rty. -Rev. E. F. James event last 0.((1. It his home in Strathroy, .lir. Le it y. Cnulti accompanied him. Canada's Finest PIANOS AI3ERDEJ N ANI) OPIIIR PATTERNS ecce bull sets in Gold Linee,Extra Gold Tracing, new shapes $10 Fancy English n enormous variety of ehapRs a>)dApatterns. Tsometh,ng ;nod London Crockery Co. it 2 London. • 169 Dundas Street, on on. � 11 WE • $10.00 or over. •NN•NNNN••N•N•••N s •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : �NNN�es/►NNH PREPAY• express or freight charges on a purchasesof 2 For June we are offering socc• ial bargains in Pianos. We hand- le the finest goods Canada pro- duces and at moderate prices and easy terms. A few second hand Pianos and Organs at bargain prices. Also Sewing Machines on your own terms. i vers Peed your hair; nourish it; give le something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will Crow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only Hain vigor hair food you can buy. For eo years it has been doing just what we cisizn it will do. it will not disappoint you. -sty bale as to be very short. Pee &MMr aetag Aro" Sat, v .t b'bolt into n sense mew. M It to t.ert..e In.hso lolls. tYo oesr s tslwsr re nn to we ATM bMat . NY. .1 Thula. COWAN a bent*. •. c. avis. o. ';rine.. Cot. dr for ormaragatirl Short Hair] O1(OI'I'Ei) ALi. OT1i1iliS •i dropped all liniments mit \rr vi)ine neeause 1 found Ncr ilie't E. r1111Ck('1 lo relieve vain." writes 1. 11 •nto.t. of Si. .iohn's. If my children are croupy or sick. Nerviline curd them. if a cafe of cramps or stomach ache tut ns up, Nervilin'• is ever ready. We use Ncrviline for neuralgia, recumatisin sett all kind. of ache% and paint: .ire as !0011 a.• i/se . for Hood's, but . t doctor:. foror." The great Canadian's 1 --\1:.' I1ele.1 Rue ell i• v,s,r In r cnnfld' nc• ( v .i n Iy the past fifty }•cars ,0t i frieadt in Avonton. infantnnl. For •.le in Exeter by \\. .e.n 1'olsop'+ Neelilinc_no;Lin ! ;tet • HOOD'S. 1 --:1 very excitin r eine. of :pant• S. dowry. ter made . Hood's .. � O� enjoys great,- the the has aver Zit PQM vital ander the and blood as .fevaef'v ■ SHARON If you contemplate buying call and see us. No trouble to show goods. S. MARTIN & SON rl Western Fair TM/ 1111/4•11,1•10116 ?Ma7 MAIM 1►LL NN..IVV.at Pale. HWVU whet Governor almcoe laid a fouada mot l oadots. Ontario, one hundred > ago t dila t would grow to bee great city. bat had *e thstgh Western Fair. The Western Fair gives the people of this oosstry as t opportealty for a plaudit Dating at a alaittttla of post, sad at the smuts tine develops their store of practical fad useful knowledge. Its educate/sat features have always beta carefully fostered by the Dlreetors. This year weer** tnpostast itaptae> of hltftrttetive asters have lees aided. The Qel5beated�tst glghlaad **gland lead will give three ebtyiaetstsldaily &nisi bettere f ever, sad c ea nuisskeet - tImpale thj gall' laidst baair e* a steam automobile. .ea estNat►evtee wart r. 1 A. (oust .t.s•v. a LONDON Sept. 8 -16,1905 ball was played in our bur; on Wed- nesday afternoon t he ltonnelmrz team of Mitchell and the 'tussel- dale "Stars". From the beeinninx to end it was easily seen that the Stara had it all their own way a5 the score showed 47 to 22 in favor of Iho home team. After the ;time was oven supper was served on Mr. John Cole's hewn. havin.t oven prepared by Mrs. C. Scholleneereer, Mrs. J. Cole and Mrs. A. liodiert. -The Friend's church at Gowrie am hotdin; their annual anniversary services at14 tea on Sunday and Mon- day the 20th and 'atilt inst. -On Snturday evening last the people of our usually quiet aurz were awakened from their peaceful slene,ers by t tta of our 110ted V02 1 • Istat enterin; into a contest of st.nt on Mr. John Cole's Pie 0. Afte' (,ch hail Liven +several lent and var- ied selections, 1a51in1 nearly to tnid- nlzlit, the decision was given an a iii'. -Threshing is t order of the day. '1•he self -feeders and .)lower se:.ins to hold 1 he charnpion'hip. -Miss Alice Way, of Woodstock. find Mites 1'enrl Kestic spent Sun- day last with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. '1're101 hick, of ilrint'ey. -Mr. and Mrs. Moses Amy were tho quests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelsen Hestia Sunday last. -Mr. Wm. Becker Spent Sunday Iasi. with Mr, and Mrs. John Schroe- d^r. -Mies Olive Treve•thick, who lees teen visitinz in this vicinity has re• turner1 to her horne in Brinsley. -Miss Tillie and Clara Wind, of I)etreit, pre 0aendin1 a few days will their sister. Mrs. 3. Shroeder. A \WARNI\!; TO MOTHERS ItUSSTL ALE Teo much care cannot be used wirh small children during the hot weath- -11i+ i1 11le liari14, e[ Mitche}t, Cr of the nutnin'r month.4 to tu.ird is ependinz her vacation with Mist a;ain5t ;rowel (1oub'e As it rule Corry .'•,Lercni1, of Mt. 1'lctsant. it is onlY IleCe0,,ary (0 live tin• chit -1 -\1r. .1useph !till, of \Mooristo-k, :1 hose of castor oil to correct fitly i+ apentlin % a Ofek!' 1. 1Cal ion w i r h disorder of t he (0(•015. Do not u%e '1r. and Mt 4. John Cole. any sttlbetilute, out ,zive the old- -Jelin Bothwell, of Stratford, =on fashioned castor oil, and see that it of Mr. \\'tl. 11ot11wel1. of Hickson. is fresh, as rancid oil nauseates 311(1 visitin; with hie zrandparents, Mr. lets :, tendency to _ripe. 1f Ibis apt, Mrs. itnld- Clark. doe% not check the .xeiel's give -\Millin Mciltyre enter! tee. I , Ch,mberlain's Colic, Choleras and 11,h of W. yo rir 1rien•lo '10 ., arrh(ma Remedy and then a dose of pins- r;l Tuesday (venin!. castor oil, ane, 4h^ disease may ne --Mr. and Mrs. ,Iola, \Wilson, of checked in its incipiency and all Hamilton, are visitin; relatives awl ,1•ln;er avoided. The Castor oil and fr:eaels in this vicinity this remedy should be procttrred al -Mr. Stettin llro n tn.1 air. Nr;. ane^ and kept ready for instant use bow d laillsr,l, of St "afford, spent Sunday f any i is of ret troubas t le firs appears. n ir9 Ole ` r,t 1rr. /tr Grove. -\lel Arch Iloft terl spent Sun•1,I tnmt suceessfnl treatm(nl knottll 1%it1t fre3'1v in Chisclhursl. end 013y 1.n t^lied upon with implicit en in rise,' of choler.% 5 Nr OANK by Act of P (Incorporatedarliament 1855) CAPITAL PAiD UP •••• •••• •••• S3,000,000.00 RESERVE FUND • • • S3,000,000.00 18 arancbee to Ontario, Quebec, Alberta British Columbia and Id tnttoba EXETER BRANCH' Open every Lawful Day frsrt 10 A. re. t0 3 P. rt. except Saturdap (0 A. M. to 1 1•. 5. Feied erniers' Seale application. DIttAFTs on Notelet point; In the Door minion Great Great Britain s and lUnn- Ired States. bought and sold at lowest rates of exchange, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposits o *1.00 and upwards received. Interest com- inded halt ',einem and added to principal ri ipalfandDecemr 314. De - pts Receipts also Issued and highest n rates ointerest d Aclvtaneefs made to farmers stock dealers and f business I en at lowest rates andon ee nR er, moot favorable terror. Attests at .Teter or Dickson & Carling, Solicitor?. N. D. HURDON, gam$ ...rte. St.'phen & itrussel5 Itirklnti Perth. Si 1':Irkh11I Wing1,8ar iIiy. Zuritat, FALL FAIRS ('starne. Exeter, 1Sept 8 & i .Oot. 5 & 11 ..Oct . 5 & 6 Marys, Sept. 13, 14 & 111 Sept. 27 & 28 Sept. 28 & 29 .,,,,.Sept. 20 & 21 Bran Shorts Flour Oats Barley We have a full stock of Harvey's Star and Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour,that snake the women smile when they USC it. We also have a whole- some stick of Groceries on hand. Besure and get our prices before purchasing. S. N ARDY & SON Tri is Dunlop nook for horsemen Free to Any Address and compiled. Write for it to -day, by post- card, giving your name and address and the name of the paper in which you saw this notice. Sixty-four page*vith il- lustrations and' value b 1 e charts. Useful informatiot, about lame horses care- fully selected TME DUNLOP TIRE CO. TORONTO 17