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THE EXE I R TIMES,
ROSS•TAYLOR CO'S.
Halpin Mill, Door FaGtoru, dumber Yard
and saw Mill
are open and hustling daily and a full stock of Lumber, Shingles, Lath,
Cedar Posts and all kinds of Building Materials also a) s on hand.
BARN SASH in abundance. BF.f: HIVES finished or in knock down.
always on hand.
JUNE 21st IOU.
WATER TANTS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs.
Custom Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully (liven.)
The RossTdoIor«Go. LtO., Exeter.
GOOD NEWS FOR •
THE
No more hole r (llggln
r+r� �
to put in fence hosts ,Just
drive thein in with a +
sledge Hammer. Far
ahead of any ever yet
seen around this part of
the Country. Come in
and see thein for yourself. +
We have had a great
many iron posts brought •
in lately and a1( prepar-
ed to sell them cheap. $
Scrap Iron taken ill E\- I
change.
M.JACKSON & SON j
Main -St. Exeter. 4.1
One door south of the +
• Metropolitan Hotel.
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MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
11/ • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
versally. once and recIdenence. Dominion,
Laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
clan,: and Surgeon;. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office Main street. Residence, east
Ott first street north of Post Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
DRS. Y. :AND H. M. COWAN, 39I
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1323, Long distance connection. 1
Especial attention given diseases of women and
rorgcry. Oxford or C. P. R. Street Cars to
Colborne street take you almost to the door.
No other city office. Special Hospital and
other arra igements for patients from a
tllatanoe,
Tne Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual fire incur- ` !I
ante Gompanb
Head
Office,
Farquhar, Ont.! I
Pres.: -J. A. limit -us, CROMARTI P.O 1 +:
Vice -Pres,: -J. L. BL•tSELL,
Russia LDALL, P. 0.
DIRECTORS_
W. iii. 1'ASBMORE, It'AItquilAIt P.O.
Waz, ROY, BORNHOLnM P. 0.
Wm. NIt(at•K 'bV1NC'IIELBEA P. 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.
AGENTS.
JOHN ESSEIIY. Exeter, agent for
Lisburne and I)ittdulph•
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLAVMAN & STANIIURY, Solicitors
What is Home without
a Piano or Organ.
Cerainly not all that it might be
Call and see us and let us show
you some of the highest grade
PIANOS AND ORGANS
that Canada produces. They are
certainly works of art.
SEWING MACHINES
Then in Sewing Machines we
carry the bc.st that the market
affords. Do not listen to what
others tell you about our prices
and terms, but call and satisfy
t yourself. We will make them to
Isuit you unless you are very hard
to please.
DENTAL
DIt, A. R. KINSMAN, L.
1). 5.1). D. S., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentists.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan.
son's block. West side of Mahn
beet,'Exeter
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
Wan on farm and village properties at lowratee
at Interest.
OLAD.MAN do STANIIUItY
Barristers Solicitor,,, Main St. Exeter,
DICKSON & CARLING,
IS, MARTIN & SON
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter ot the estate ot
Robert Creery, late of the Town-
ehip of Osborne, in the County of
lIuron, Farmer deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. 8. O.. 1897, chapter 11.9, that all
creditors and others havin•► claims
against the estate of the said Robert
Creery who died on or about the
11611 day of May, 1906. are required
on or before the 10th day of July
1906. to pend by post prepaid or
deliver to Messrs. Gladman & Stan -
bury, of the Villn,o of Exeter. So-
licitors for the Executors of the
said deceased, their christian and sur-
names, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
tato nature of the securities, if any
held by them. And further take
notice that after such last mentioned
date tho said executors will proceed
to distribute the assets of the de-
ceased noon the parties untitled
hereto Lavine retard only to lite
laims of which they shall Alen have
notice, and that tho said executors
vill not be liable for the aid assets
✓ any heart thereof to any person
✓ persons of whose claim notice
t 1 .11 not have been received by them
t the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANiIURY
Solicitors for acid Executors.
Dated of Exeter tate lith dray of
Juno, 1900.
Isatrietere, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers r
Commis,etener., '.o1Ic1tore or the 3loisone
Hulk. Etc.
Money toLoan at lowest rates of interest. + c'
OFFICE' -MAIN STItEET, EXETER. e1
s caitiff's() a otcasox :a
HOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY -
...T ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
en real estate, also licensed Auctioneer for
the cotnttiei. fol Huron and Perth. Charges
snodernte. orders left at the Turps or at nay
residence, Farquhar will receive prompt atteo
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private fund.- for Inreeb
'"int upon farm or vil:ago property at lowee
Mad of Interest,
IIICKSON & CAI:LINIJ
Exeter
DiBSoLt'TION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice Is hereby given that the
elo-partner9bip .heretofore 'subsisting
between the undersigned ns general
mcreliants, under the firm name of
00ward & Bloomfield at \\•inebelic:t,
lee% this day been dissolved by mut-
ual consent. All debts duo to the
1:d partnership nre to be paid to
hot. Cowers! nt \Virsehelsoa, and
x'6(1 partnerehip debts to be void by
Lim.
Winchelsea, .Tune 1. 1906.
J. BLOOMFIELD
TO CIJ13E A ('O1.I) iN ONE I)AY
Take Laxative !fromo Quinine lab.
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
eyif it fails to cure. E. VV, Grove's
elgn lture is on eaoh box, 1150.
r
A�,�e'ztic P rcilarationforAs-
similatins tie F'od Bich*£ g uaa-
tillb tee 5 ioesaells and i3owels of
diat
F;\
Prerle3tcs Digestion,C6cerfuf-
S �'t
rc_ t
sae
d� .,t.Ccnta
ILS
rteItlrr
Ojnun%?•Iorp'.;irte nor Mineral.
NOT NesitCOTIC.
Akapt. Weld &Sir:c%.• :11TI: ,
li,,yfu,
ALrA,nna •
-.(✓4 Sdr -
IItin Jr.:! .
Nr tire 4,1.S
Pirrs iced -
((I•n,5.d.
FlJ ,yrur
Aperfect Remedy for con iipa-
tion, Sour Stornarh,Dinrrltoca,
Worms ,Co nvu is ie ns , Fevc r i s h-
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
1<ecSimile Signature cf
'NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPCn.
CASTORI
For Infa is and Childs
The Kind You H
Always Bough
g
Bears the
Signature
of
U
For Ov
Thirty Yea
ORS!NT, IIN COMPANY. NCW YOMM C.r
To Cure a Cold in One Day
;rake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets./ o� ev y
3iwitn Mon boxes sold in past 12 months. This signature, . j�j'• box. 233.
]'ink Lips, Like Velvet, Rough
:hopped or Cracked Lips, eau be
nide ns soft as velvet by applying at
d'i'ne, a light coating of Dr.
hoop's Green Salve. The effect on
he lips or Akin of this most excel.
Olt ointment is etw-oys immediate(
and certain. hr. Sh000's Green
alta takes out completely the sore-
ness of cuts, bee's. bruises and all
kin abrasions. It is surely n 'von•
derful and most eighty satisfactory
healing ointment. In glass jars at
25c. Sold by W. 8, ilowey.
if. f!lTOAT1L.
$tart tae Pe led Y:'. l )ie eels; B9fi1
Ilp ease
wiNciiiiLsEA
Mrs. Jasi:t%emeryt E. emery Anfl
mil)
fuil)
'yore p. lying a visit friday under
the parental roof returning home on
Sund,.
Dir. yI'rak ltk Ilrc.is smiling these:
days -its a boy.
We 'egret to learn tfrit Miss W.
Ilow rd our Junior teacher here is
going to leave us after vacation. We
%lope eh+ will get along as '►ell where
she is going is also dist .,hone. hi.
won't bo her emit if she doesn't
It is rumored that 'Dir. Charles
Godbolt and family were the guests
of Mr. Lr Robert Creery o t Cr ry on Sunday last,
Mr. Jelin ltoutley and family were
viwrecsitik,ng ,at Drysdale a few days last
The enter,ainment ,avers in ltro,vn's
Hall Tuesday evening in aid .of the
Library fund of Cho -.Oleo! %cos high-
ly successful and enjoyable and ';reit
credit is due those who had charge
of the arrangements for the manner
in which the affair 'pass gotten up.
The hall.was beautifully deeoratcd
tvith eeergrc,:ns send bunting. mak-
ing a very ?leveeing atffcet. 'I'dlc
program utas cnrricd out withoiut n
dutch, anti the ardor maintained by
the audience was of the hest. Tho
program consisted of the "fritesh
Lion" by a a dhorua. The eltair-
ln:nt. Mr .1. J. Willi to Wilt dowrt for
an addre s, and 'everybody was tick-
led because the cut his remarks off
a few joints from the siorting plate
Mr. Will McLeod of Seaforttli was
there with n lot of new *?songs. Mr.
McLeod hos certainly developed into
one of She best entertainers in thio
province. He has a rich clear voles
and lets smolt it manner of expression
that to hear him is to laugh. Each
of ')tis numbers were enohored .and
he responded with something better
aac'h time. It was one continual
laugh all the, time when he waa on
the stage. The comedy consisted of
o laughable farce entitled "Striking
Oil" in two acts W1»cli provoked con-
siderable laughter. The /harts • by
the different members of the cost
were well taken, and the histrionic
ability displayed was a complete
surprise. The character of -Lord
Duttonhead" was well acted by Mr.
D. McDougall. R. Coward as the es-
caped lunatic made a decided hit, and
Ethel Brown as "The Old Maid"
leas good. Gordo Miller as "Laura
Watson" made the audience feel that
there are few better. She took her
part wet), as did L. Robinson as Sol-
oman Steady.
;,Liss Martin, of Exeter, %Olio is al-
e -ay s welcomed, sang neveral solos
and calla number was so thoroughly
enjoyed that she ,.tis vociferously
applauded for on cncthore, Mise Ed-
n:l Dow ecoomp.•tnied Icor on the
pi no. "That Rascal Pat" etas a
one •act comedy full of spice and
funnyisms that kept the hall ringing
with laughter at the ludicrous en-
tanglements that Hallie Brown as
'Pat Mc\oggorty" would get into.
R. Coward made an excellent Major
I'uffjacket and D. ',McDougall as
Merles Livingstone.
At the cloys of the entertainment
ermine Washburn and John Del -
bridge asked tJtat a vote of thanks
be tendered those who took
part itt the entertainment. and
those who .attended for the respells;
sive chord shown by them in nssist-
ing the laudable undertaking.
'rho proceeds for the evening were
over $60 so that a substantial ad-
dition to tlho library will be made,
and possibly a book naso will be pur-
°leas d for the school. Tho even-
In;zs entertainment closed by singing
the National Anthem.
A GUAItANTEED CUILE FOR 1'ILE3
holing., Blind, 3lieedine, Protrud-
ing files. Druggists are authorized
to refund money if Pam Ointmeet
tails to :curs in 6 to 14 days, 50o.
If your stomach is weak,
If your food distresses you,
If you aro weak and nervous
Use Dr. Shoop's Restorative
month and see what it does for
Sold by W. 8. Ilowcy.
'I.IYIIICII
1 DOCTOR BRIGHAM SAYS
MANY PHYSICIANS PRESC
Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compo
Tho wonderful power of 1.v.li
I'inkliant's Vegetable ('nln .ottml
the diseases of womankind is not be
it i.s a stimulant, not because it
palliative, but si:uply because) it i
almost wonderful tonic and mconst
ever discot•ere.! to act directly apo
generative organs, positively c
disease and n•etoring health afel vi
_Marvelous cures are reported fro"
parte of tho country b}• women
have been cues', trainee nuesee
have witnessed runrs:utal physicians
have rerognizetl the virtue of Lydi
Pinkharu's Vegetable Compound,
aro fair enough to give credit pule
is due.
If physicians tiered to be frank
op�en, 'hundreds of thein would ackn
edge that they constantly prese
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Corel
in severe eases of female ills as t
know• by experience it can bee re
upon to effect a cure. The follott
letter proles it.
Dr. S. C. Brigham, of 4 Brigham Pa
U. 11. Gunn, of Sa for•t;h, b.ss dia.
posed of his morotsintile' buaiesees to
RUBEMr. 11, Willi Imti, of 1)ub -n, yet Mr,
+ J•'mes Purcell, of Strifes h,
'rhe oAte•t.ayeca of forth. on
Dionda) .of last lacy k r. , :ed tike by..
I iw• granting a loin of ;r1 ),000 to the
\Villin Shoo company by a vote of
and 302 t o 15,
Mr. J. S. Nesbitt. e• !ter of Igo
stein* Gail hoist at 11 ' rink, fell
A E. from the top of t11 it , In, on Mon
over diy of last week ne 1 ; ,
see t(►
119
rans.l ly injured that he ; i -1 Tuesday
is a morning. Ile wast u. t1,i': r r-otne re.
9 the p.tirs then the accident happened.
tactor
n the
GENERA!, ". i:'VS.
wring ?.Jr. le le WeeliJ, •,.. he has been
gor. registrar of South I•• 1, since the
n all a}1'at h of his father, , Ii • I it patriek
wall Whelihan. some two t •.1 ago. and
who ss ho dead bet n dept, ties" for
tuho ot•�ir twenty yc;irs,J. h. cn di9►n19,.
a l', lay the N'lijUtcy hiss. i11iuenl. The
and '"xo fell last I•'r:d,y, 's 1•, \Vbc•Ilan
re it having boon notifi• 1 t ( 4ay by the
Attorney -General awl . I o by Li
1'
and
otsl. tl Ippo'utt'd to tie. vacanoy and
ri 1>e
refund oon T�rdsy be look charge of the
'ley
lied
Ing
rk,
rov. eecretary, tint l.: was down
and out. Ont fee ea me day Mr, 11.
FredSharp was notifk••1 that he had
bee •
Fitchburg, Mare., writes:
"It gives me great pleasure t) say that I
Have found Lydia E. 1'inkliam's Vegetable
Compound very efficacious, and often pre- i1, t sot
scribe it in my practice for female difficulties.
fount' it ter} ben
ttsc tc tfe of Job Sim a son.
nd
for 1StA1tR1i:1)
In STANLAI:1: U1?:\1ttNC - In Ste,
[then, ,lune 16t1,, ell •a C. Doering.
ble ; daughter of eire. \i•nt- Dearing.
re i to \Vn►. 3, Stant :he.
STATHAJI- 110WAIG) - In Exeter,
n_ Wednesday, Jul." 't1, Miss Lille
r lloweed, 'laughter i f Mr. James
- Ilolvnrd• to Harty Statham, of
yt Acton.
SPENCER-IIORNEY - In Exeter.
e tune 191+h, o t 1 Ise borne of the
to bride's another, Miss Ada Iorney
e to Albert Spencer, of Woodttlam,
BEAVERS-EACRf•:'1•f - In Brant-
ford, on June 20:h. 1906. by Rev,
r Dr. Gee, Mr. IL, W. F. Beavers.
a merchant, oral :Secret iry Treasurer
of the Usbor.ne & llibbert Mutual
Fine Insurance Co., Farquhar. to
- Miss Roxie L., 111.>rd daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. l':'crett, Bra.nt•r
ford.
PATTERSON .- MCCORD. - In 6t,
Marys, on June 20th, 1906, by Ikty.
11. ers
sonAto -'Liss Annie McCord, oft Il,
dorton, formerly of Exeter,
fltlttN
VILLI. -111 Utb r,,ie, .11•nc 17(11, (bo
wife of Mhos. hell, d u son.
!'ARSONS.-ldt Con. 't.•plsen, Juno
18, t'he wifs of 8:":1.'.•1 I'awsons, a
SOD.
JOHNS. -Con, 6, tele,::1e, June 6th
elm wife of Win. 1: l: 1.
SIMS. -At Crediton 1•: ', June 17th,
M • oldest daughter
dal for female trouble some time ago, a
Inv youngest daughter is now taking it
a female weakness, and is surely gaining
health and strength.
"1 freely advocate it ai a met reliA
specific in ell diseases to which women n
subject, and give it honest endor_sctnent."
Women who are troubled with pai
tui or irregular periods, bloating to
flatulence,) weakness of organs, displace
talents, inflammation or ulceration ea
be restored to perfe. t health and strep
by taking Lydia E. Pinkhant's Vegeta l
Compound. If advice is needed, tv
to Mpg. Pinkhant, at Lynn, Mass. Sh
is daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham
and for twenty-five years has been ady e
ins sick women free of charge. No othe
living person has lute the benefit o,
wider experience in treating female ills
She has guided thousands to health
Every mitering woman should ask to
and follow her advice if she wants to be
strong and well-
STAFFA
The Ladies Ai` Grace Church,
Stoffa, purpose /raving .a strawberry
festival Ln Hibbert Town Hall on Ilio
evening of Tuesday, June 20th an
oto providing a splendid program.
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To get relief from indigestion, bi
iousness, constipation or torpid live
without disturbing the stomach o
ofnCarer's Littletho Livertake
i11. th
will please you.
d 1)1E1)
[IARTNOLL.-Ift Exeter, on Monday
Juno 18t/h. nary Ann Vern, beloved
• wife of llhonyaas 11 i rt Holl, aged 711
le ' years and 8 monks.
r (
' { Lex -els -a candy bowel laxative,
7 if you have constipation,
If you have n coated tongue,
if you are dizzy, biliou , sallow,
acts, elom have 1 t
etc., trisk 5 cents Iax.emli.
Sco for yourself. Sold by W. 8e
Ilowcy.
W INCUELSEA
(Intended for 1:1st week,)
1Lr. Coward -has moved his family
from Exeter attd is snow living in the
residence adjoining the store.
Sunshine Sunday School will have
a garden party in an ordhard near
the church on Monday Evening June
25th.
Miss Ilow•ard who has successfully
taught our .school for the past year
and a 'haft has resigned her position
and will teach in the Exeter School
Miss IIoword has been very success-
ful here acid the are :sorry to loge
her.
you THE DELINEATOR FOR JrLY
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kelly and Mi
Nellie Stoneman. ut llenwill, epen
Saturday evening in the village.
Mr. and airs. Heist, of Crediton.
spent Sunday the -guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Geiger.
Mrs. J, Mcllick than been on the
luck list this last week. We wish
lair a speedy recovery,
Mr. arid Mrs. T, Murdock, of Hen
volt, were visiting at Dr. Campbell'
on Sunday.
The 'regular meeting of the W. C.
T, U. etas held at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Williams on Monday afternoon.
Nies. 8. Merrier oonduoted 1310 devo.
Lionel exorcises, '''bile the t luo'ation.
was dart as taken by Mrs. IIcyrock,
The subject was the ci,tyrette. The
business weds then discussed. Mrs.
litelek, of Dauphin, Mann, made a few
interesting remarks on the work in
the West. after which the meeting
c1oaed.
Don't forget the school picnic, Prl•
day, June 22nd.
Mrs. Leo, Charlsw-orth, is visiting
relatives in Hamilton and Outer
?western points.
Mrs. Thompson of Shnddon, is,n
viaitine at Mrs. 11 .0. leon's a6 pre,
Rent.
Miss. Nioliol.son end Miss Best left
Frilly to take in ubo excursion to
G uel lel,
M1. and Mrs, J. J. Merrier and
f *►oily visited the former's brother,
J. 1), Metzler, at Elmira, on Friday.
Spoeinl services are *being held in
Use (Catholic week.atholic church Ihis eek.
•Mrs. Rose, of Milverton, is visiting
her see r, Mrs. Cels, Greb.
weekMr. Amos Jones, of Indiana, is
vieitin,t friends in this vicinity 1this.
Mr. rind Mrs, Ily. Ma,zel spent Sun -
clay nt ••.eneall visiting Mrs. 11. Cook
who still continues very low.
Mr. John Torrance, of Clinton,
pumlaaarsl :1 hendsotm buggy front
Mi-
Nellie
Bess & Co., last week.
SS
The midsummer fosiions with a
wealth of illustrations in color and
in black -and -white ere attractively
portrayed in Helen -Berkeley oLoyd tells how eator for tl July.
Summer girl will leo frocked and
furbelow•ed, and thee -Dress of Paris
is discussed by M. Edott.trd fa Fon•
Maine, one of the boat -known critics
in Parris. In tiro literary section the
most notable feature is the opening
tempters of "The Chauffeur and the
Chaperon," n new• story by C. N.
and A. M. Williamson, authors' of
{ Tho Lightning Conductor." The
s l story, sv11j0h dolls with a group of
interesting people cruising in •a mo-
tor boat over the quaint waterway.
of I[olland, promiecs to , , be the
brightest and cleverest novel that
these 'renowned writers have . yet
produced. Mrs. nary Hinman Abel
contributes a chapter on "Flies and
Food" in The Delinentor':s campaign
for tole foods, and Clara E. Laughlin
opens a series of "Stories of faint-
ers' Lives," with -t he Pea-
sant Painter." Buxton E. Stevenson
has the second •p.•trt of the tale "Tho
Retro of SJlrlron," nn %there is e
short %tory 'entitled "The Ilaby" by
Zona Gale. "litre • President of
Qucx" Helen M. Winalowes .enter-
taining club story. 13 concluded. For
the housewife there are many arti-
cles of timely sinterest. ,including
Novelties for Summer I•'oasts. Straw•
berry favorites and New 'Vegetables
Cleverly Served.
F-OR(lv'F:K SIXTY 1 EARS
AN 01.0 ♦vr, 'fresf,Torso 12irarlroy,-Mrs
WInslow'e Soothirg Syrup has been n'erl for
over sixtyears bymil.lonsofmothers for lhelr
children while teething, with perfect snores,,
it soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
Palo "e, wind mite. and is the best remedy
for h'lnriarrhrtu►. 1t 1+ pleasant to the taste, Sold
by dreggl.ts In every partof the world. 21
Gent• a bottle. Its value 1. incalculable. Ile
erre and take Mrs win+low's Soothing
?Imp and ask for o0 other kind.
S1'BS('Ri1tis FOR TiiE TIMES.
Twenty Minutes -T,t
Time Enougill
'To Care the Worst Headache From
Cause -New Reduction Metbod.
Most headaches and pato.y 1 1
Olt Dew eduction Methol-D QQDD
lite Headache Cure. Tn
D els congestion -a ruthltg
n a centers -Which %;stab
sly tpe burstingQ mint. tsar
e s' los and capiltar;rs 9
tai on the myriads of rte,
off. k ben.thero's a path,
C etetlAg. cease•. ie�
C4 Oleo Method Is
4 $i Jbuttos the
it te the pro
• the nerve
respire end
paid! add
sr because
Das been r"
way trys thou•
411s -sou may
pity the nerves
-but the reinedy
prompt roust and
will be successful
the cooge•tiob -it
Reduction Method.
found a way-;impie ani) au.�,
-tothorouehiyOrf rcomeUM. 'It
14e and Neuralgia. The e 1 0
ttFF 41,4101.1w leadacse Cu[foIs
Wily gut te.1 to all forms of HMde
1 tilt' t<.iti%e in every tempetltatbf
add recommended by
W. S. i!l'\VEY,
NW"
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THE 1'1OLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of 1 arliatuent iS:e'e)
CAPITAL PAID UP • •
RESERVE FUND 53.000.000.00
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s 19liranche4 in Ontario, (Plebe,. At+•crta Sri; 1-h relurnl•ia and Msnilobe
EXETER IH ANcH
Open every Lawful Day from 10 .t. v, to 3 t•. M. except Saturday 10 A. N. to 1 Pr M.
Farmers►' Safe Nolen cashed or collected. Forms supplied
t)0 Apphration. D1lAFes nn All peters Ill• the Dominion, (treat Britain and L'n•
♦ 1tcd :?tate=, bought ctrl ?old at low tat rat,, of , 2, 1,",.,..
sAviNCIS DEPARTMENT
1°epso,r.lte ot f*1.00 ani upwards received. Interest com-
pounded half yearley, and adder' to principai Jnne:loth and December 31st, De -
Malta Ke-eipts also issued and highest current rates of Interest allowed,
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Advances* made to farmers stock dealers and business men at
• low c+t rate. and on moo favorable term°. Agent. at Exeter for Isom. Government,
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HUiWON, Manager, >A
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