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'i' 1.41X E R `l:' 1 M h 8, SEPTEMBER 27th 1904
Markt Eeport.--Tho following is
the report ot Exeter markets. cor-
rected up to September 27th.
Wheel, 70 testas per bushel.
Outs, 30 to 31 teats ler buns.
elate<y. 39 to 40 cents per bustrel.
Teras, 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $19 to $20 .r ton.
Flour, $_ per cwt.
Bran, $16 a ton.
Hay. $4 to $8 per ton.
Potatoes, 95 cents per base
Fend Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
Clover reed, $7 to $8.50 per bus.
Butter, 18 cents pet pound.
F•a3•s. 17 edits per dozen.
Coal. $8.75 per ton.
Bogs. (Deseret. $R per cwt,
,log.,, livettei'ght, $6.25 per cwt.
Chicken. Re live, 10c. dressed.
01d liens, 7c. live, Rc. dressed
Ducks. ta. olive: 10c. dressed.
I.aree onions, 60c a bushel.
l':ct:line onions, $1.35 a bushel.
Dried Apples; 4o per hound.
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We invite the Ladies and 1 Children to visit our big
111aut1t, Department before you ['circhas(' Your Fall Coats.
We c+ft t,ive you all the nifty styles in Grey and Mixed
Tweed and Blacks. They are special values at $5.5), 8.50,
$10 and 14.50
It would pay you to call and visit our Millinery
Eoom:;. We are showing the newest and most exclusive
Ideas that are to prevail this season. Our selections is the
best that can be purchased.
We have the largest range of Grey mixed Dress
Goody that we have ever shown and at 49 cents it's a win-
lner. You ought to see them, I know you will tike them.
If you want to dress the little folks warm and stylish
VO have the range to choose from in Grey mixed Green
mixer' awl mixed Tweeds, they are extra values at 25, 30, 35
cents
ientlenlen, the time is here when you will be thinking
about a nobby Suit, `CALL." We can suit you, we have
the steel; and quality to choose from in our new department.
If von want to he up to (late ill dress Sou ought to
wear a "KING HAT." We are agents for them. Light in
weight and easy fitting.
Bring along all Your Produce, It's just as
Good as Gold.
STEW_A.1?.T
Handsome
Presents
Aro you looking for
a suitable present? If
so .lie' large assort-
ment of
Silverware
FanGU China
Fall GloGks
and many other lines
we carry, will make
choosing easy f o r
you.
WADDING RINGS
sk 16k 1•41C
A. Marchand
THE .TEWELi:R
tINAL
EN ETI:IZ C0(iNCI1,
The I•:;;ular sleeting of the Gems-
. oil was li-'d JIonday evening.
A Cour, of Revision for iho street
watering wee first held. The clerk
reported npt,eats against the assess-
ment Of John Pedlar and J. N.
I Howard en t11? grounds of over as-
'esslncni for benefit derived. Jamas
Creech Chairman. The Ifoward u-
eessmcot was e.u•,tained providing all
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wI'
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l or,%:rty assessed belongs to J.
1 N. Howard. John 1'cdlaF's assess -
1 went w.as reduced to 15 feet instead
i of 20 feet.
The following oc.ounts were or.
ldered paid: Queen City, Oil company,1
gasoline, $19.49; James Dennis, le-
i pairs to wader cart, etc., $1.15; 11.
Persons. street watering, $21.00;
Reif Telephone company. telephone.
30; Bavvdcn & Sweet, balance grnn-
oldthic sidew,rlk- *154.33 ; J. A. Stew-
art, supplies to cemetery, $1.99.
Tenders w-erc opened by .t he Cem-
etery committee Who were in atten-
dance far the building of a new
residence at the . cemetery to re-
place the ono rec.sway destroyed by
fire. The following lids were made:
brick work, (leo. IMaman, $300;
Lumber. Ross & Taylor. $41U; ,faint.
ing G. Mame. $90: carpenter work
R. Gould $105. Tenders at ere not
received for eavetroughing etc. and
the rec•retary was instructed to get
the lowest prices from the. 1.-1
hardware dealers. The hoard rc:;
mended t. het the council accept rho
figures as received, which was done
when the council resumed.
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THE TIMES TO THE END OF 1906
FOR 25c. 'StT11SCRIBE A 1' ONCE.
GOOD
CLOTfflNG
i)o not let all the (food Chances pass
you, if you are likely to need a new
$suit during the next six months you
will be doing yourself a favor by getting
it now.
Take Advantage
of our Special Discount of
TWENTY PER CENT.
WE DON'T
Try to fit a Man into a reatly-
ntade Suit, we slake the Suit
to Fit the Man and to fit him
as if it were his own Suit -not
a borrowed one. 1f You want
to have the reputation of be-
ing a correct dresser let US do
the Tailoirng for you, and you
will ever be sure of good Ma-
terials good Fit, Special Work•
manehip and pt•tfect finish.
W. W. '1'as i
Morahan/ Tal/qr.
THE
OLD
WAY
TO
CURE:
A
COLD
TIAs Ni;\V WAY - TAKE
flowey'e
CURE CAPSI;LES
ONLY 25c. A BOX.
tr'Be sure and have a box on tar for
this eteteg•able Weather.
W. S. HOWEY Phm. B.
Miss Beatrice Hawke, of Monition,
N. Ii„ is visiting ernong relatives in
town.
Mr. Fred Gidley of Detroit, id vis-
iting his p,roits. Mr. and Mrs. It.
Gidley,
.1. \V, it, w, 'il is assisting in It he
,Moivons' 11iu.k titling the absence of
W. P. Clarke,
SIE Ot'it NE v ASSORTMENT OF
coma poet cards. the test yet at
Carle'. f)rug Store.
Mr. Donald Wields left Monday
for the Northwest to look ■ftcr his
interests there. Ile will go through
as far as Edrnonto:r, Regina bating
his hcodqu:rrterr,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1906
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A N1TMMIW I, yenteM DERE
tended alae Scaforlh fair hast
clay.
REV, GOING IIf•:T('IRNF:D I
Tuesday from attending the G
al Conference :at 'Montreal.
\\'NILE THOMAS ELSTON
digging his 'esteems, lie carne a
.1 hill containing 49 sn1a11 tube
HISS HUSTON I IAS ItET[JIt
from Grand Mend and will re
her teaching of voice culture
piano.
Mlt. C. E. HACKNEY OF F'AI
ILar intends holding an extensive
Doti rale of his stock abouli ttho
of October.
A MONG THOSE W 110 LEFT
I. , West on :Monday were P.
tin, of Centralia, and %Viln:un I
of behests,
FRANK I3A\\'DEN AND 0
Mcl'Iser•,;on ore in London this
writing on several subjects of
Mntrioulation exams,
MR: F. E. KAHN, teenager of the
Sovomign Bank, London, and for-
merly twin,rgcr of t he branch here,
left lora week for a t11ree 11101111t's
trip to the old gauntry,
FARM FOR SALE. --CONTAINS 100
acres, being lot. 11. con. 2, township
of Steuhe's. For furl her particulars
nplplY on the premises, or address
Jas. Walker. Crediton East.
Ml(. SiMON HUNTER WAS A'1'
the Seaforlh fair with .hie unde-
feated learn of heavy draught hor-
ses, and had aro trouble pulling <town
the first money with ahem.
REV. FEAR WILL -TAKE
charge of the services of 'tha Cred-
iton Methodist •church next Sunday
evening. Rev. Andrews will occupy
reel Mein ;street pulpit during the
evening.
THE EXETER GUN CLUB AT A
meeting lest Saturday evening de-
cided not fto held their -tournament
Ibis year, and postponed the event
until Good Friday, of next year,
vvhen a larger shoot will be VTiven.
It is quite possible, however, that
local shoot will be held !that fall.
AT-
Fr'i-
IOME
er,er-
\\'AS
ernes
rm.
NED
slime
and
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a uo-
10th
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the
THE DANGER OF' YOUNGSTERS
climbing. on riga was exemplified
Monday afternoon. Three or four
little fellows climbed abo:rad n far.
titer's hayrack, and in trying to get
off, 1la young sou of John Malletft
Jr. got hie head between two aeroes
bare. Ile got a severe bump in ithe
mouth, knocking out two teeth and
cutting his lips badly.
T1iF, HARVEST HOME FESTIVAi,
and Tea of the Jamoa eitreah Meth-
odist church will bo held Sunday and
Monday, Sept. :11th, attd Oct. 1.
Specie! rermoee will be preached on
Sunday, by the pastor Rev. Going
and on Monday evening tea eel 1,r,
served in the basement of the church
Dona 0 10 8. A program eoneistins
of :addressee by resident miniel'are
interspersed with solos, etc. %will be
given.
\VITEN ARRANGING F011 1"OUfl
farm stock sale make if, 1 went to
have your bills printed it the TIMES
office. Four bills will be rtttrac-
lively 'primed, and with every trate
bill alone at 'this office you %till r•e-
orivc fren n notice of it he Ra IC in
11115 'paper, which is read every week
by hundreds of people in this local-
ity and makes your sale known lila
many who may never have the op-
portunity of seeing your bills,
A PUBLIC MEETING WAS HELD
in the Town Gail last Friday- even-
ing in the interests of rho :propos-
ed
Canning factory. Reeve Dottier
occupied Use chair rind first fnire-
ducrd Mr. i girls Gardiner, who spoke
for some time on the c• suint,* 4ndnm-
tr
v. Mr, 11cLamore, of Chicago,
who is here !coking (mica t he cell-
ing .'Ind installing of a Plant was
111e next speaker. Mr. MCLamorc
spoke in a general way of conning
Motor/es and stated that a tan-
ning fernery properly run, is a pay-
ing business, end that attar it is
once started the value of tie of oek
will itrorees;e one hundred fold. Mr.
McCallum alto spoke and sold he
would Tike to sae the faolory- get
sleeted. Mr. Gladman alsoo 'poke
along the i.une' linea,
THE EFFECTS OF TIIE EXCE['-
lionally warm and dry nett her of
the last three weeks are now begin-
ning 4o ho felt by alae farmers in
this section. The small streams have
dried up: wells ;and cisterns have
given out, and many farrnerrt.as well
ns 'townspeople are compelled to go
long Slid antes for water, not only
for khcir sidle, but for domestic
purposes also. Everywhere th'•1ugh.
out arras. country ,henvy rains, would
be gladly welcomed. As a r esult
of the dry weather cauliflower„ aro
dwarfed, while po. es ,nd (eon are
also much email. ' than 'they
would /rave Meete it hits grubs nro
playing havoc with the potatryes in
some localitfrs, [however what has
horn bad for other fruit! has proven
a blcssitrg for tomatoes and melons
the warm dry weather causing them
to ripen in abundance. Never dins
thorn been melts supply of muskmel-
ons and tomato,ss : 4 ,Leas is this
rent L.
LADIES!
THE OLD RELIABLE
-L.00I{ THIS WAY Where Did Cain Get His Wife ?
Hoa puzzlt..I Bible students for ages. We don't, know. We do know,
however where you cant get the bast, Line of Goods to be had anywhere.
If in need of a pretty fall hat or a stylish mantle wo have
The Best
salve as always -
Our stytea in ladies fall and winter Jackets comprise everything that is
new and nubby. Every new style of coat is to be found in our great variety.
Pretty T.veede in light acd dark shales in difereot styles at $8.00 to $10.
Pretty Fawns of beautiful quality Covert Cloth. 41 inches long with
pleats, $12 50 and $15.00.
Special lot of imported Mantles in pretty dark tweed of blue, brown and
green mixtures. On sale at special price, $5.00. Ask to see this line.
In black we have the best showing we ever had. Made np in a great num-
ber of different styles. Prices $10.00 to $13.00.
MILLINERY
OUR SHOW ROOM IS CROWDED with all the latest and
best styles for fall and winter. We are told we have the best
showing in tot' n. Come in and see for yourself. One thing we do
know, that is, we can save you money on your fall hat. We spec-
ially invite you to call and see the styles and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SHELL & ROWE
1 is visiting hiss May Jones, The chilly weal her ls broughtMiss Parl Wheatley, of Clinton,OUR EJTFORM
frth !the moth smelling garanenta.
Miss Callander, of Detroit, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss JeanetIJ'
Brown.
Mrs. J. Decker, of London, at the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. IIee-
man.
Mrs. Jarmaine, ot London, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Glad -
man,
Elmore Senior left Monday for
Toronto ito take up a ooueee of arts
in the university.
The latest styles for fall wear,
that is. if you haven't the price, aro
the some art last year.
Florence Bissett deft tl:est
week for a. course in training at
Viotoria hospital, London,
Ienank Weekes left This week for
Preston. where 11c has 13ecured a
position os photographer,
Mr. .1. G. Stanbury returned Sat-
urday front attending the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., at Toronto.
Dr. Harry Browning left on a trip
throughout the Northwest, and if bo
finds a suitable place will locate in one
of the western towns.
AND POLICY
Pure Drugs
Polite and Efficient Service
The Best toe the Least Money
Skillful Compounding of Prescrip-
tions.
We are beat Pleased when
Satisfied.
Cleanliness
Accuracy
Promptness
Purity
Give (Ts a Coll and be Convinced
AT
Cole's Drug Store
esee. F. \V. 01,ei ,an lett \Ve411eg- DIt, O\'1s s EYE ANI) EAIt St,'It-
day evening fee Toronto, Ito .:aten•I goon, will bo at the Commercial
the wedding of her sister, Miss F'ow- Hotel the first Friday of each month. -
ler, which Likes place i(o-day. (lours, 9.30 a. m, to 4.30 p: no Glass -
Miss hazel L. Browning left Friday es properly fitted and diseases of eye,
to attend the \Vhilby College. Miss ear and nose treated. Next visit
Browning Will take up a. special course Friday, October 5th.
in fine arts., languages and elocution.
YOU are
Mr. Thomas llandford yesterdayA VE1tY PRETTY WEDDING
shipped two oneletolt' of horses to teas oelebra'ted in Knox church, Mit-
I he west, one going to fort Are obeli. n' dneediw. September 26111.
Thur and •tlra other to Winnipeg. tt•\inlet F'foretw'econ
second 'hug11.
Mr. Lorne hear, who vi.:ited his terr of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Thomp-
parenls at the son, W.13 married to 1V. M. Martin.
parsonage during the 11. A., I1•irris(r.r of Regina. Sask., on
past two months, lett Tuesday for e( Rev, ese M. Martin, of Exeter.
Toronto, where ho has been appoint- Miss Mabel Thompson, sister of the
(•d teacher in the school of science, bride, acted as staid of honor. The
Mr. Feer will teach electrical en- Misses Christina Thompson and An-
ginoering' 01 E. Martin„ sisters of Ike bride
Mr, Fred, Sent boott, got San Frau- and britkgroom, respectively, por-
cisco, who spent the summer at the formed the part of bridesmaids,
Mend visited in town a few days while J. A. Marlin, 13. A., of Toron-
during the past week. ilo left. on lo, assisted the groom. The ,guests
on Tuesday for Blenheim to visit were confined to lite immediate rrl-
hie sister, Mrs. E. Hpackman, before :dives of the oontractin;t; parties. and
returning to his home. among those present were Dr. .Tatn-
TIie early' ,closing movement twhic), lemon. U. 1'. 1'., Durham. Thomas
was :eeriest last spring has been :%,1'1"i..1. M. 1'., Mount Forest : .1)r.
carried through quite successfully lived I., Tlaonlpscxs, !IOWA on, 'Texas;
by the me/chin ls who entered into Mr. anti Mrs. W. \V, 'Thompson,
the agreement. Tl1n early closing Goderislr; Rev. and Mrs. 1). M. \lar -
has been appreciated not only by. else tin, Cinnin[ton : ]rev. and Mr W.
clerks, but by the merchants, who M. Martin. Exeter, auct Dr. .lack
c a
1 Intl1
at 1c'
ta
their 1 w3
11ehm as beeGum!. Clinton. Alter the ceremony
even greater -than before the early I wON lr'rfor,ll('d a dainty wedding
closing started. dinner %rose served and 1he young
) couple showered with uongra,ttil:,..
'IIt, TI1OJ1AS E IfANDI O1tDTl11: tions. Mr. and Mrs. Martin after nn
%vciikno\vn borsedc:,ilcr of this vil. extended trip will take un 4h.'ti.r resi-
l°('P'tge has just Irturncd Ivo,, a lilts- fence in Matins, whets \ir, Martin
is trip to \I'inni1.eg where be has an extended clientagc) and a host
formed a partnership with a J[r, of friends.
MCL('an and bought out the firm •of A hippy event took place at hal(
Ityan and Fates, of that city, the past. two \\'rdnesday, Sept 10 at I.
largest dealers in horses in the Ivied.Mr. llandford has fora number 'of
years been the largest dealer in Ito r-
ses in (hese parts and has by hit
..
Full Value for the Money
ie our Motto. :Any one who knows the value of Money, will call and
examine Our Goods and see the Big Bargains we are offering.
WELL ! WELL ! New Goods Are Still Arriving
1Ve have just received a large Line of ,i
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
In Men's, Youths' and Boys' Twee.' Suits. Now some ofrthese Lines we
are going to clear at a Bargain. Coyne in and have a look.
Suits to Please the Lads
Prices to Please the Dads
(lents' Furnishings a Specialty. Have a fine assortment in
Ties, Shirts and Hats
The Latest and Nobbled. My it's chilly these evenings, "Say, wife
won't you go to the OLD RELIABLE and got the some of those
Elastic Ribbed Underwear
:u
They tltdle the Penangle in light, medium and heavy weights.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
CA RUING S SOS.
The Power of Money Saved
The systematic saving of something each week -
even $2.00 or $5.00 will, in a few years enable you to'
take a course at college, to buy a home, take a trip
abroad, or get almost anything else you may wish for.
Commence to save to -day.
$1.00 opens an account and interest is paid 4 times a year in
1.1.1 Sovereign Banat of Canada
CREDJTON, DASflWoOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETBE.
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLAUMAN & S'J'ANBURY, Solicitors
!Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
11 ;re you a farmthat yo11 want
'o sell, Write for our (ears of gel.
' ling property. We have the meet
complete method of advorlising- and
selling property in °arida. Do you
want to buy a farm or business
property in any part of Ontario:
Send for our list, \Ve have some
barzain..
OLD HENS WANTED.
NOTICE!
Having rented iter. W. a .
[Bissett's Grain Store ILouse.
1 we are now in a position to
(handle all kinds of (grain, for
which we will pay the highest
market value.
1
We will pay the lIigllest We solicit your gristin;; and
Cash Price:; for live old liens,' chopping patronage.
also spring chickens, ducks,
and all kinds of poultry,
Mention tbis_paper,
The Canada Poultry & Produce
Co., Limited, Stratford, Ont.
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;.•-6 •Don't Menke('
with that ICRAIVD TRUNn SYs E M
•l Gough f
a t pHunters Excursions
• • ° �INGI�� rflR�
While Pine and Tar
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
c • Great, hie 'retie for1_•^
tesidetrce (af Mrs. W. J. 'F'uller
Brantford, whets her tieicc, Miss Is•
Vele around Ives united in marring
to nt
airs dealing and correct Inkai less fords formerly 1 -of IExet r. The lein el aid
methods trade of Exeter and vicin- entered the drawing room, whirl
its the largest horse market in welt_ was 1astefull.9 decorate l with pin
ern Ontario, During tele past . six and %white, lo the Strains of Mende
years lie has bought from •she ear- ssohn's wedding march 'slaked by her
tncrs of this district for the firn1, .1 cousin, Miss Luella Creighton, of
Ryan and Fares needy 4500 horses Burton). The eeremony Watt per -
for which he has paid ,ill.; t11e, large formed by Rev. 11, .1, Pril.:h.ard, pas -
sum of nearly a million dollars and tor of the Alex-andra Presbyterian
farmers and stockmen will he grist_ church, Miss Edith Creighton, ',
ified to know 4 hat Mr. IlandlorO cousin of 1 Lc bride, %%;as br'idesnlaid,
`11111 :'till conduct. tPc business here .:and Mr, Lehi(' Kaufman essislt'd the
as in the past, making Exeter lois groom. The bride w.af, gl�•ee away
1•eehrei Corm and shipping from this by her grandfather M r. William
st:pion and other convenient I oin( s, 1 Creighton of ihurford amt 1118 dress -
A9 n Huron how Nein; hnrn in the: ed in el1111)? Igtle voile silk and oar-
ronnsbip of Stephen, and starting I tied a large bouquet of silk roses.
out 14 a farmer's son %%Ili email The bridesmaid wore white silk mull
mens, I.r deserves hearty congrate 1 and corded s liond'a,rne bouquet.
Mations and ewc1y encouragen)enl ; After the ceremony the guests sit
in this new venture ns he 1105 50- down to a tattty dejeuncr, the tal-
cure4 for this locality such a largo' lee lasing arritrlkcnlly decorated for
tnnrkcl for horses and making .this lila °cession. Mr, and airs, Mc -
the distributing Point for such larger Laughlin tell on 't be 4.35 G. T. B.
expenditure involving n it dose over train for leesiton find points west.
8150,000.00 annually, All ' farmer( . and set their return will reside in
and others anxious to maintain a !Brantford. The bride's brevetting
good market anal thus heli, make'shit wile navy blue Louis'�ne with hat.
prosr'rrity mors prosperous, will to match. Tlie votuatr couple are ex -
join in wishing lac new fret every 1 (remelt pa(apufar, the grc•om Wing a
success, and those having 11(.3.01 for 'tnember'ef the Klondike olnh and an
sale will. do cell to consult Mr.' expert at the \Vnierous Engine
llandford ^� his agents before die.' 'Works Comp any'.
posing of Tho same. Tile Times - _-
joi$s our fellow townsman's tnaoy `Mrs. Geo. Rook,
friends in congratulating him upon2nd Conees-
ihirt new enterprise coupit.i %with r111iSion, Osborne, intends hording a
hope that it nil! prove mntu:dly sale of farm stock and ample-
trcrtefirial finnnciall)' and oa lierwi to i
to h1m,clf an,1 i:ds nlun,er..,, patronrt,, meets on Thursday, October 18
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1 am paying this week
GOING OGT. 9t11 TO NOV. 62
To all points in Tentagatni on T. k
N. 0. Ry.
To points Mat lawit to Peart Arthur
To Sault Ste. M vie& Port Atthur
vitt \ort hen Nay. Co,
Iso lieor'gien Bay and Lake Super -
for for points via N. N. Co.
To points in Quebec.
Wheat s 70c GOING OGT. 25 TO NOV. 62
Oats - 30c
Barley 39 to 40c
Peas 62 to 65c
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
STRAYFi):1'11E1tF: CAME TO MY
Premises :.1m111 1be middle of June
a Tad 3-c'rling heifer, Owner may
have gime by proving trot tarty and
paying char es,
C. F:. ilIektiey,
Eatgiihar.
Cd1rTOA1'i.
Hear. ti+. 'Pt 114 Yoe Hitt Abu 1s 80eptt
Illgustro
To Penetang, Midland, Lakefieid.
all points Severn to North Bay,
Argyle to ('oboconk, Lindsay to
Halihtcrton.
A11 points Madawaska to Depot
Barber.
All pointy on Muskoka Lakes,
Lake allays, Meganetewan river.
ALL TICKETS (TODD R1iTURNiNO
UNTII. DECEMBER 8th.
For rickets eel fall infermat.on Ball
0n
J. J. KNIGHT, Ikpot Ticket Agent
J. D. McDONALD,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto
WANTED
General Servant
Good Wages to good Giri,
Apply to MRS. A. BLACK-
BURN, 780 Richmond St.,
London, Ont.