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COMMENT
on the article in
eeks mgo, relative to
t o[ Dr. Rollins to
ip of Huron county,
y occur. the Seaforth
"The office is not
•lf Mr. Whitney ad-
cy he propounded to
tion recently, it. is
urine the life of
0 Mentioned per -
understand Mo-
tion in this mat-
ure in office as
gust body at Ot-
n opportunity to
for positions in the
men of his own poli -
e Liberals had (bite
Ontario without Ino-
'eroty that the Censer -
ower in this province,
is are Nein; used by
to have their old
ed in office. Un -
motto when in of -
victor 1:01011/14 the
•present the plum
rdcu are not bear -
the howl_
tem is said to have
so far as tried at
At Kineeton. Due-
-05 then umber of
rom that institu-
rom other places
Of these 1,082
y released 76
elled for non-
pulated con-
rtified by
7 cotnplet-
parole, and
it lime to
61 per cent.
per cent.
so without
sere rc-com-
W crime •tl-
nd only 2 1-4
O crime. The
r 4 he super -
icer employed
f Justice and
ate personal
al character,
of the prison
(Salvation Army.
J81101(N E
41re report ,n[
, of S. S. No.
he Iri,nl h of
c1r1 examined
gr;a111111.1r, Ills -
4t h, class,
.11erlx•rt Ilis-
knee 111. .1r.
tn. Sille.ry•, 202 .
don Mese. sal,
Her au •in Uay-
m:,
x. 300,
le Moselle, 185;
Zoe Sill(•ry, 1:17:
leer iI(•yeo.,d, 30.
x. 15o, Elva lord,
, 21.
(IOW ANS, Teeeller.
hers
Our friends saying
That your gray
you look old ?
rou are not forty 1
this looking old.
Vigor
Hair Vigor and
r gray hair ail
�. rich color of
be satisfied.
red ff. net. -.1
yd 1 an, seeet
or it .•'
nkIvute. se T.
1.e.Ar!Rm..
I.eweiI M.•.
CItEDITON
Mr. end Mr,. Hill save a birthday
party in honor of their eldest son,
Garfield, on Tuesday of last week.
There were about 40 cue is present.
and a pleasant time was spent. Mr.
Garfield Hill was the recipient of
a number of useful zifts which tes-
tify to the esteem in which he is
held by Ilia tunny young friends.
Mr. S. Brown has his windows very
tastefully urran;ed, showing a fine
display of zents' furnisbin;s as well
as dry goods. It is iia ex of what one
may find inside.
Mr. r. Dunn. of Centralia, virtited at
elle home of Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Clark.
Mr. I'ercy Maker. of Centralia,
visited his uncle, Mr. Newton Maker.
on Sunday.
Mrs. harry 'Ogilvy, of Finley, Ohio,
and her sister. Mrs. Edwards. of
Sarni"I, are vinitin; their parentis,
Mi. and Mrs. \Vm. Lewis.
Mr. end Mrs. Chris. Eilber, of
Zurich, spent Sunday with Mrs.
John Eilber.
Hallowe'en passed off very quietly
here with elle exception of a few
shots being fired by the members of
the "uutt" club. They evidently
were up in their sleep and were de-
termined to rouse others out as well.
as a nunr:ter of our townspeople
were awakened out of their slum-
bers. The boys are good runners but
they couldn't run fast enough to
avoid detection. Bicycle lanterns
are alriehb in their place, but on this
occasion they gave the boys away.
The Upper CarataBible society
met in the Evairerlical church on
Wednesday e•venitt of last week,
when all elle old officers were re-
elected. The went, itev. Mr. Ovens,
gave .t very inlcrestinz address on
the bible. The choir also rendered
suitable music.
Messrs. !toot. Gower, Eli Lawson,
\Wm. Gower, sr., and son Fletcher,
returned last week from the North-
west. where they have been for the
past few weeks .
Miss M. Allen of Parkhill, spent
Sunday 1ho guest of Miss Pearl An-
drews.
n-
drews.
Rev. Mr. Damm'e subject for next
Sunday evening will b0 "Divine Heal -
in; as taught in the Bible".
The regular meeting of the liter-
ary society anet at Mr. C. Bluett's
home Lest Friday. A pleasant ani
sociable -tithe was spent by the tnem-
oers and a good prozramme given
consisting of n piano dur tt ny the
Misses V. and E. Ite9ver; solo. Mrs.
II. Bayley: elle paper on "The life of
Dickens" by Mr. 1i. Eilber, was very
interesting ;and deserves special men-
tion: piano solo, Mitt Myrtle Clark:
medial. Miss Ella Link ; vocal solo
Mrs. H. Hapley ; piano solo, Miss
Vivian !haver. The next moeti.n;
of tho society will be held on Friday
of ehis week. Nov. 10th, at the
borne of Mr. \Vm. Lewis, when an
exceptional ,good program will be
expected. 'there will be two papers
zit -en, one d, • Biue tt on
1 r C.
y A
"\Vireless Telegraphy" and a paper
-on "Lord Strathcona" by Miss Carrie
Kuhn. These meetiu;s should be
encouraTed by our citizens as they
are a ;real' help to all young people
in bro:adeninz mind aid will he
found of etre.•at value 10 them in
whatever m11ine or profession they
may lake up
The Ladies Aid of the German
Methodist church held n thanks-
;ivin; service on Thursday afternoon
of last week. A very pleasant and
profitable -lime was stent by the
ladies.
Messrs. ira 8. Brown and Frei
Young spent Sunday in Zurich the
;nest of '1r. J. Prceler.
Mr. Albert. Morlock opened Iris new
blacksmith shop on Monday of last
week ie Mr. \Ventzel's old stand.
Mr. Morlock wishes to announce
that Ill is now prcpercd to do horse
shoeiuz .and all kinds of machine re-
pairing.
Sir. Si rias erg of I'cl rolia, visited
over Sunday at the Methodist pa r-
er:Met r.
Sir. and Mrs. Goo. Saul, of London
visited ilia Misses Kuhn for a few
(flys.
Messrs. Amos and Harris. painlert
here take,' a ream in .1. Ii. Holtz-
tnan's block and they are kept huffy
this fall •fillitr • orders for 1 'aintine.
1
The junior Y. P. A. of the Evan -
;elicit Church gave an interesting
tenlper,nce programme on Sunday
afternoon.
1)r. lace! Mrs. 1laist were out of
town f )t' a few (lays on htlsineee Last
week.
Mr. 8. Sweitzer left last wreck for
Muskoka for n deer hunt.
Mr. Thus. Lawwln has his house
neirly completed.
ltnv. Mr. and Mr+. Andre W3 were
in Parkhill t his week.
Mr. \\'m. Andcreon lee( week pur-
chaseal from Mr. .iohn Brown, ('en-
tralia, his farm on the fifth tenets•
cion. •
itev. G. D. Dunne who was in Chi-
ca_o last week reports a pieavant
time, while there he met a number
of our old residents and enjoyed a
hearty hnndshake. Mr, Damn) slat -
(`s Ila at Ihey :arc all doinx well an.1
like livint in Uncle Sun's country.
Mr. Ti. Sweitzer intends replacine
the .old smokestack on hie mill with
a new nue. Mr. Wm. Treble, of
Exeter. is expected to put up tht
new srnokest aek this week.
Mr. C. Zwicker hast installed n new
gasoline enzino in his warehouse to
ol>eret0 hie fanning mill. Mr. Zwick
er report his trade this fall ex-
ceptionally :nod, especially his toil
lincry department. The ladies of
Crediton and vicer:ty are keen jud-
ms of stylish hoed;ear.
Ci1F.DITOV SCIIOOi. REPORT
TLe folLawine is the report of 11-
('• .l;• en P. S. for October. 75 per
( ':' 1 If '!Hired fo hailers, 1') 1r'
cent. for •t 1 sss. Nimes in order of
merit .
1)1, t- o -t 111__('1 V.-llonnrl, i•:d
ns Park. Gertie Short. PassOarnee
$woitaer, Mildred r:recn. Chore lV
Honors. ]'earl Geiser; pass, Edith
Hill. Class 111. -honor=, Elsie Gei-
ser, Lillian 1'iukbeiner ; pass, Aluteda
Finkbeincr anal Matilda Ottrcichcr,
equal. harry Trick, ]'earl Heist,
\\'illi Oestreicher.
CLAUDE BLUETT, Teacher.
Division !I. -Int. III. -!'ass, Pearl
Treitz, Georre !leaver. Nelson Hill,
Harz -ism Iloltznlann. Jr. III. -
Honors, Lulu Geiser, Gretta Ilissett :
pass, Ida Brown, Edwin fainter, 'Se-
cret( Heist. Sr. 11. -honors, Qucen-
it Reagins, Florica Hill ; pass, Mer-
vin Winer, Wellinet,on Hoist, Fra.tcis
Hill, Willie Motz. Loran Brown,
Editlt Anderson. Herbert !Waist. .1r.
it.-Ilot.ars, Lulu lledden, Evelyn
Blued ; pass, Emanuel heaver, Lulu
!!.arum, Murray Iloltzmann.
MISS FARROW. Teacher.
Divieion 1.-I't. 1i. -Honors, Gor-
don Benedict : pass Frank Kine. Iler-
bert Shenk. Henry 1'inkbeiner. A V
ther. A IV. -Honors IJarold Gower
Louie lledden : pass, Lillie Winer,
Raymond Enzlish. A III. - honors
Harrington Finkbeincr; pass, Veraa
Hill. A. li.-Honors, Clara Oettrci-
cher; pass, Rothe King, Emmery
Geiser, Gertie Erb. A I. -Pass. Al-
len Carter, Loretta HIeist, Ililton
Rau.
MISS IiIENZLE, Teacher.
CENTItALIA
\\'e are pleased to state that Mr.
W. J. Smith, who went to Detroit
some time ago and accepted a situa-
tion with attic I'ineree Co. hoot &
shoe manufacturers, has been suc-
cessful and now trtkes charge of a
department foto that company, which
shows much energy and promptness,
and wo sincerely hope it will long
continue.
STAFFA
Mrs. Campbell, w -ho has been stay -
in; wi411 her daughter in Toronto,
has ret urnere home .
Mrs. Weir and Mrs .James Wood,
of London, are visiting relatives
here .
Mrs. Dingle has returned to her
home in Crandon after spendiae a
couple of weeks with relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Lizzie Carmichael has ;one
to London Ito see her brother.
Mrs. Archie Miller, of Stratford,
was visiting rela:tivcs here.
Mr. Robt. :Dalton, jr., has moved
into the house he brought from Mr.
F.Ilivtt.
Mr .John McVey hats • erono to
Ilauliiton to visit relatives.
The last meeting of the women's
institute was held et the home of
Sirs. Kerslake and all present spent
a "nose enjoyable time.
Miss Kate 011iver has • arrived
home from her visit to Comber and
Miss Ellen Oliver has returned from
visiting tier sister, Mrs, Kairnes.
Zi111I(l1
Mgrs. John Eilbor and children of
Ctediton, visited at the Lame of Sir.
and Mrs. (T. Felber for a few clays
last week.
Dr. Gunn, of Clinton a.ld• I)r.
Buchanan, of this villa.;e, performed
an operation on Mrs. Conrad Truem-
r:er, Hay 'township, for cancer on
Tuesday.
Mr. Nicholas Foster, Sr.. of this
villaee passed his 83rd milestone on
Wednesday, Nov. 1st. The old ;ten-
ticnaan is still. hale :and hearty.
Mr. Fred ltickbeil, who recently
returned from 1 he West has accepte:l
a posit -ion with Sir. J. Prceler, as
clerk, and began his duties on Tues.
day .
11ENSA1 1.
Mr. !tela. Moir, one of our oldest
and most respected citizens passed
away Sunday, Oct. 29(11.
Mrs. (Itee.) Shaw and her two
daughters, of Lyons, visited her sin-
ter, Mrs. .1. McArthur durine the
bolid:,ys.
1atnee Johnston returned from
Slarti:esee ,Ibis week .
Mr. :and Mrs'. Geor.ze Brown and
ilaudlitcer visiietl elcrvin, in Toronto,
aurin.; the Thenkszivine holidaye.
S1crt•in is ntanazine a druz store.
n
1, Fifteen Cher have been y
sne'^ they elected their officers. zet-
Iinaz their 9(..)1119 in the eicFwen
block fitted up.
Itev. 1). Buch• r:en and wife held a
farewell meelin; in (':trrnet church
on Friday ovcnint, before re4urninz
Ir) their mission work in the Ar;en-
tine Republic.
Oats here are 31 cents a bushel,
and other ,;rains correnpoevlinely
hi.th. Prices :aro always hither here
then .al surr•ouudin; !trent!.
Mr. Urquhart it huyirre oafs in
Exeter, and tc intim then) herr for
his mill.
Sir. Powell, who lies been in the
t8ov •reign bank -here about two
necks has been transferred back to
Exeter.
MEW
Hood's
Sanapn'Dla enjoys the di:-
dection of great-
cm'ative aneind the
medicine the world bas ever
known. It is lin all -!round
medidne,
byp i -
vitalizing and enrkEng
blood on which the
health and strength of every
organ, bone and tissue de-
Hs
substi-
tute for Hood's, t. Islt
onHood's
AND ONLY HOOD'S.
Anniversary services' wore held in
11 t 1.r,d-r church. on Sunday.
Mi.: Johns, of Exeter, had cb.ir;o
of the Presbyterian choir on Sun-
day. '1'he •apltoitrttnent of leader of
the choir will to made after each of
the applicants hem teen in cherze
for a Sunday.
II. C. !lardy, secretary of lire
teacher's 1rainine department of On-
tario Sunday e;ch•ools, is .'pending thin
week in 11urou County and addt•ese-
cd a meeting in the Presbyterian
church Iic•rq on Tuesday evening.
About $45 was collected (rem lien-
sall and surrounding country for the
Lord's Lay Alliance.
All it he nutall boys and al.out :all
the srnall girls aero .out amu.inr
themselves on Tuesday evcuin4.
On Sunday evening co►nmun:oon ser-
vice was held at the English church.
HAYFIELD
,Ir. Alex McLeod, p rincip:al .f
Zurich Public t,chool. spent Sunday
at the parental home.
Mr. Alex Brown left on Saturday
last with/ his family for Owen Sound
whore 4 hey will make their honk
in future. err, Brown sold his house
and lot here to Mr. W. 1lizeins who
tock possession chis week.
Miss Sada Watson of the Sable
Line was rthe guest of Miss Mete
Erwin for a few days of the past
week.
Mr. Richard Gidley spent Thanks-
giving day at his home in Exeter.
Mr. James Thompson is equipping
his flour mill with machinery and
expects to have it in full operation
in a few, weeks. This will fill a long
felt want and we all Irish Mr.
Thompson success in his undertak-
ing..
A Lare a number of our boys -are
engaged in saltine on the different
lakes and (they were all afloat dur-
ing -thea recent awful storm.
\\'e regret! Ito hear That Mrs. II.
Darrow is indisposed. but wo hope to
hear of her speedy recovery.
A nuutber• of our citizens have sub-
scribed 'to the stock list of •the Ster-
ling:hank now being organized, with
the understanding that a branch he
located in our villa;e.
KIRKTON
Last Sabbath was a busy clay here,
Communion services were held in
the Presbyterian church, quarterly
tneetin; in The Methodist church,
addresses of 'the delegates who at-
tended alio convention in ,Lon-
don. and a special sermon by Rev.
Geo. W. Macey, to the Orangemen
of the district in -St. Paul's church.
NO. 2 STEPHEN
Report 'of S. S. No. 2, Stephen, for
Octobor.:-Class V.-Itoy hill, 80 per
cent ; Eta Hlrtzel, 78. 8r.IV.-Laura
Sims .and Olive. Kin;, 80 per cent ;
Clayton Sims and Stewart Mitchell,
70: Herbert Mitchell, 69: Everott
Sims, 63. Jr. 1V. -Meryl Hill, 59;
Mary Chambers, 52. Jr. III - Eli
Sites and Ethel Sims, 77 per cent ;
Lillian Stahls 75; Tillie Edwards, 72.
Jr. 11. -Viola Cornish, 88: Sydney
Smart, 80; Irvin:; Stair's, 61; Andrew
Flanagan, 39 ; 1.'t. I,. Sr. -Gertrude
Kinee 84: Lizzie Sims, 73. Pt. 1, Jr.
Myrtle Sings, 78.
0.-M. TURNER, Teacher.
\VINCIIELSEA
Mr. and Airs. George Jacques, who
have recent ly occupied the 1 trrn of
Mr. ,ilcColly, have moved into the
house bclron;in; to Mr. F. Brown;
Strathroy,
Miss Gcrlio Millan, of this villa;e,
;are several good recitations at
\\'o',dham on Monde). night. Miss
Millar was heartily applauded which
eves to prove that she is n n;oneral
favorite.
The monthly debate and spelling
snatch will be held at the eohool on
Friday afterr-aon. Subject for de-
bate, "Revolved that country life is
prefer•.tble •Ito city life." Newton
Clarke and Willis Elford are cap -
tai,..:. Newton will uphold the a[-
firtn:a,iv; and Willie the ne?alive
side. Parents awl friends are wel-
come to :Mend this meeting of the
society.
CEN'1'itA1 IA
The follr.aiux is the report of the
Sr. Department, 8. 8. No. I, Stephen,
for tiro morel' of Octooer, based on
Zoo(' conducr and general proficiency
8r. V-Satuuel McCoy. 806: Eno'
Windsor, 4116. .Jr. V.-ilarold Du -
plan. Sr. 1V. -Lily Itooinson. 1083;
Archie Robinson, 1081; Gifford Ho-
x•trth. 1028; M irzery Hepburn, 11)08;
Czar 1\'ilvon, 1001 ; Gladys Esscry,
9:11; Frank Mitchell, 853: Gordon
Wilson, 788: elurr:iv Elliott, 720;
Joseph White. Jr. IV. -Hazel }licks
890; Eddie Sing, 806 ; Austin Du-
ple!), 795 ; \ • • ••a Elstoe, 722. Sr.
p ua, r.a. 1(at, n t
111. -John ilo;tarth, 939: (loss \\•a1 -
lis. 765; lee Esscry, 717; Malvan
C,Ilfas, 585 ; :Maxwell lt.,ynh:im, 511 ;
.iohn White.
M. MOTTEiIiLL, Teacher.
Jr. ik'parinent.-Jr. ill.- Elymer
\\'il'on, 11:37; Ella Hiker, 922; Earl
C:t11fa1-4, 809: Ile I!ic Anderson. 714:
'terry \Vindaor, 712: Flnss!e Davey,
652;Hoy allfos, 574: Iluaert S\'hitc,
416; Edea Davey, 319; Willie Alex-
ander, 47. Sr. If.-Frc.l Eseery, 733:
Fred Fairs: ill, 685: Loy'] England,
685 ; Anthony White, 548; Etre
Ilreeks. 486. iligher Jr. II. - Mur -
van Cnllfas, 774: Everett Callfas, 769
Est:'ll a Neil, 115. !.ewer Jr. I1. -
Vera Stolz, 896; 0111elle Metz, 817;
Malvan Entland, 8111; tet...leine
Heist. 806; Willie Maker. 75(1; Ethel
Culbert, 283; Wilson Culbert. P.
1't. 11. -11m -err Neil, 767; Mabel
Elliott, ;22; Victor llo jartli, 710:
'tlami:• Ile aurait, :d01,; i:th(•1 now (leo,
170; Help," Wallis, 425. l't. 1. -
Elmer \Nilsen, Arthur Robinson.
Ccorze 11 act;ney. Albert llackney,
Dora Ilackn^y.
MAUDE PORTER, Teacher.
BOIIN
Tltll:lel?Il.-in 8: •; est., Nov. 511i,
the tif'• of I'a:.a:l; 'Iaiebncr of a
Poll.
ATKiNSON-1,a lid'lulph. on Sunday
Nov. 5(11, t:' Mr. aril `r ,. Jalnt s
Atkinteon, a son.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Beare the
Signature of
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DAS11\VOOD
M
STOVES. --If you aro in need of a stove or fur
nate. don't fail to have a look at our stock
we were never In a better position to supply
your wants. E. P. Paulin, Hardware. Stoves
and Tinsmlthing.
Mr. and Mrtc. John Hall, of Lon-
don, were tin the villa;o Friday and
Saturday last.
John J+:Icoati has moved into Mr.
Teter Kraft's vacant house, which
is situated on the south farm. John
has engaged with Mr. Kraft for one
year.
E. I'. Paulin is putting a metal
roof on Wm. Pfaff's driving shed.
Mr. and .Sirs. John \\'inkenwader
of .the 14th. who have been 011 an
extended visit to the West visit.in;
their eons and dau;htere, returned
home Friday.
We were pleased to sec Mr. Levi
Itaymacher out again after his
Ion; illness.
Master Roy Davie has returned
home from \Wallacebur; It here he
has been visitinz for the past few
months .
Mrs. Witzel left Saturday morn-
ing Ion Sarnia, whore she will visit
her dau;liter.
Dan Ilartleib, of Exeter, was in
the village one day last week.
A rally of the Sunday schools of
Hay and Stephen under auspices of
County is. 8. Association was held is
the Evanxelicat church here, Rev.
Mr. Clemens in the chair. The at-
tendance, locally, was very good, but
bad a-at(Is and wet weather prevent-
ed those from a distance attending.
The meeting was addreset+d ny 11r.
!lardy. one of the Provincinl 8. 8.
secretaries. Ile macro a slum; pain;
in reference to teachers Sochi;
equipped for the work. The address
was listened to with rapt attention
throughout. The 'accent; closed
Lith u request: from Mr. Hardy that
we consider the matter of orz(ntiz-
in; for Hay and Stephen.
Mrs. Ileyrock and Miss Ella It iti-
nie were visitin r 11ie r sitters for n
few days last ateek.
COMM('NiCATION
\1e have been asked to live our
opinion as to the duty of a cons-
taele in oases of burglary or robbery.
As wo understand it, 1110 fluty of a
constable et to arrCSt a ['lemon whom
he catches in the net of roobinz or
our;larizinz, or fleeing from a place
where he has commit ted such net.
Ile may do this without a warrant,
nut if he leas no personal knowlcdzc
of the matter, he tern act only on
a warrant. Upwn arrestinz the ac-
cused, he Should take hint :at (•:ace
ocfore a mazistrate. who from that
time has control of the prisoner. Ile
has eo authority to !literate unless
empowered to 110 stn ray proper auth-
ority.
auth-
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experience.
A wooden box in which
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request.
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1VIARA' S
Phone 1684.
13.1 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Former Screaton Premises.
LC :N -130N 01\TTAR20
EVERYTHING ir?EW
Matchless Values
in White and Grey
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leets
Grey Blankets, fine and lofty, guaranteed goods, un -
shrinkable, 41b., 50x70 inches, special, pair $1.19
5 lb., 54x74 inches, special, pair, .... $1.39
8 lb., 60x80 inches, special, pair, .......... >�2,39
A11LPure Wool White Blankets.
All Pure Wool White Blankets, large size, guaranteed-
pure and clean ; regular $3.25, for ........ $2.45•
Extra Super All Pure Wool Blankets, guaranteed
pure and free from spots, fancy borders ;
at - . , . $2.75, $3.25 and $4.06
Extra Fine All Pure Wool Sheeting, 72 inches wide ;
special, yard .... 69a-
Comfortables.
Comfortables filled with white pure filling, large size
Al coverings ; extra special, each .. , , , . $1.64
Extraordinary values in Chintz and Sateen Coverings
large size, white filling; at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
Oxford Grey Homespun at Half Price.
50c Homespun, in oxford grey shade, 54 ins wide ; to
clear athalf price, yard .... .. • • • • 250
Mail Orders Especially Attended to.
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s THE 1'1O1.SONS BANK
(Nem porated by Act of Par fitment 1855)
CAPITAL PAID UP • • - • • • • • $3,000'000.00
RESERVE FUND •-• • • •••- $3.000'000.00
19Itranchest in Ontario, Quebec. AIl.crt•1 British Columbia and Manitoba
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful Day trom 10 A. u. to 3 1..t. except I atnrday 10 A. Y. le 1 r. to .
Farmer -el' Seale Noters rested or rollertsd. Fortis supplied
Ian appl:ralion. 1)ItAF7s en All poli!,. In the Dominion, Great Britain Asa Un-
ited eta',- , bought and sold at lov-r-t rat e,t of exchange,
DEPARTMENT
SAVINGS
Depowits n 01.00 nth' upwards rcrcived. interest com-
pounded tarot )eulry, and _dere to br;n(1a1 J,:ne 3r,lh and December 31st- De-
pot!_ It(relpt..,1'o he uc'd nt:d highest current rate_ of Intere-t aliened,
Advenncew made to farmers stock dealers and hnsinee• men at
lowe.t rales and on molt taatrahle terry Agent. at Exeter for Dom. Oorernttefeot,
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. URDON, Yana er.
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