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te4)0LADMAN.
rieterS, SOlieltOrs, &O., Main St., EXeter.
MONEY TO LOAN,
We paye unlimited private tunas for 111,0E -
/pent mien farui or 'village property at 10weat
reates of Antt"toKSON 64 CARLING,
Exeter.
Tx KINSMAN', L. D. S. AND
J -X, DR, A.. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S. D., D• S.,Tionor Graduate
• of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extrastot without pain or
bad after effects, Office m Fan -
son's bloelc. West Side a Main
treet. Exeter
ANDLISDN. (0.0. D. )
DENTIST.
Honor iGraduate of the Torento University,
and Royal College at Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. All bridge work, Crowns, ar d Platt)
Work done in the neatest possible manner. A
harmless aurestbstic for painless extraction,
The strictest attention given to the preServat.
Son of the natural teeth. Office opposite ,Cen
tral Hotel, Exeter, Ontario,
A HOOPER, Licensed Auc-
ticineerrfor the County of Huron. Sales con-
duoteffiln all parts. and for convenience can be
arranged for at this office, Satisfaotion guaran-
'fated; Charges moderate, Exeter P. 0.
NOTICE.
Notice is herebygiven that a court for the llo-
ylston ot the assessment in connection -with the
granolithic pavement, will be held in the town
hall on the 10th day of November, 1899, at 7.30
s'clock, p. in., tor hearing of appeals against
said assessment. All parties concerned will
,govern themselves accordin .
GEO. 11, IfISSETT, Clerk.
Exeter, Oat. 25, '99.
FARMS FOR 'SALE.
160 acres well improved 'farm for sale. 48
acres of fall wheat, 10 acres fall plowed, bal-
ance newly seeded, fair buildings, goed fences,
good won et water, young bearing orchard.
This farm will be sold at a bzirgain on small
- payment down and long time on balance on
easy terms. We also have two choice 80 acre
farms whieh wo must sell at once. These farms
are all situated in a choice farming district and
will be sold right.
PIONEER BANK,
North Branch, Mich.
, FARM FOR SkLE.
The undersigned Executors of the estate of
. the late Francis Hohlbein, offer for solo, lot
No 21,, concession 16, of the township of Ste-
phen. This farm contains 75 acres,all in good
cultivation. There is on the premises a two-
storey frame house, a bank barn, with .winel-
=ill which forces water into barn,2 ever living
wells, is all tile underdrained, one well fenced,
Food. bearing orchard, 1.1 miles from school, 31
' miles from the flourishing village of Dash-
wood. Address Edwin Deitrich, St. Clemens,
Wellington Co., or Frank laohlbein, Dashwood
P. 0.
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SCHOOLEH3PORTS.
Son0Olo REPORT, -The following is
the monthly report for October for S.
8, No. 2, :Hay, Names axe in order Of
IV, H. F. Johnston, Gertie
Harvey,. T. R. Northeott; Sr. III, Cora
Monie, 1.4vella IVIunn, j„ E. Gould ; Jr.
HI, Daiey, Dining, W. Russell, R.
Northcott ; Second, 1VIary johnston,
Evelyn Gould, Carrella Second
Part, Edgar Munn ; W. W. Northcott,
T. Ballantyne, 14, Harvey, The It
spellers ' in the spelling
matchee were :-- IV, Fpeeborn john -
sten ; Sr. HI. COra Mann ; Jr. III,
Daisy. 'Dining; II, Mary Johnston
First Part, Carrie Northcott.
W. H. JOMISTON, thacher.
80nooL Rurona.-The following^ is
the rest* a the prometion exams. 8.
8. No. 6, Hay. -Y, Marioris Broderick,
Ella Rannie ; Sr. IV, Lizzie Rennie;
Sr. IV,' No. 1, John Broderick, Effie
Martin, Sylvia Martin, Christina' Fos-
ter, Olive Foster ; Jr. IV, No, 2, Milne
Rennie, Susie Smith, Etnrie Martin ;
Sr. III, Samb,e1 Hey ; Jr, 111, Flora
Foster, john Smith, Bertha Hey,Mag-
gie Maggie Rower ; II,
Lizzie Krauskopf, Carrie Regier,Philip
Foster, Mary Hey ; Sr. Pt. II, Mary
Eisenbauch, Eleanora Smith ; Jr, Pt.
II, Sarah Gingerich, Allan Smith,
Jacob Battler, Emma Decher, Irene
Martin, Mande Eisenbaucb, Josephine
Foster ; Sr. Pt. 1, Tillie Hey ; Tr, Pt.
1, Willis Dechenr, Anto-netta Foster.
G. TORRANCE, Teacher.
SonooL laitaonna-The ne is a
correct rePort for S. S. No. 5, M4tie,1,-
vray. Report is based on work and
attendance of the pupils. Names are
in order of merit. -V class. Nora
Coughlin, Clover Short, Ettie Cough-
lin, Pearl Wilson ; IV class, Willie
Lewis, Georgeda Scot t,Lilly LightfOot,
Josephine Coughlin, Cora Short.May
McGrory, Edward Faulder, Tommy
Lightfoot; Ill class, Leo Coughlin,Sam
Scott, Olive Short, 'Roselle Lightfoot,
Harry Lewis ; Sr, II class,Pearl Short,
Nellie Lewis, Jennet Maguire, Gladys
Short, Erwin Scott; Jr. II class, Arnold
Coughlin, Allie Wilson, Lottie Welsh;
Pt. II class, Raymond Coughlin, Ad -
ram Coughlin, Mabel Lightfoot ,• Pt.
I class, Clara Lewis, Edward Jones,
Fred Lewis, Francis Glavin, Eliza
Hodgins; Chester Morley, Erin, Scott,
Willie Maguire. Average attendance
33.
J. H. LANE, Teacher.
SonooL REPORT. -The school report
for S. S. No. 6, Usborne, forthe month
of October is as follows. The names
of those who passed the recent promo-
tion exaan are given in order of merit:
- 5 ; Linda Hunter, Ethel Gndbolt,
Leslie Robinson •, sr. 4, Toria Miners,
May Hawkins, Alice Berryhill •, Pro-
moted from sr. 3 to jr. 4; Lucy Couch,
Bert Fletcher Mabel Sawyer, Charlie
Godbolt ; Promoted from jr. 3 to sr 3;
Cecil Camila Garnet Miner, Ernest
Rowan!, Ethel Pulleyblank, May Del -
bridge ; Promoted from sr. 2 to 3r. 3 ;
Ella, Berryhill, Olive Berryhill, Nelson
Coultis, Flossie Francis, Alden Johns,
Wilfrid Johns ; jr. 2 Willie Veal, Vic-
tor Sawyer, Eddie Coward ; sr. pt. II,
Samuel Hicks, Clarence Fletcher, Al-
raena Heywood, Iva Pulleyblank ; jr.
pt.II, John Kellett, Hattie Hunter,
Clarence Miners '. sr. Pt. I, Fred Couch
Nellie Heywood,Laura Woods, Wel-
lington Skinner ; jr. pt. I, Penelope
Word.on, Arnold Clarke, Alma Johns.
PETER GARDINER
E. E. HALLS
Teachers.
SCHOOL REPORT. -The following is
the correct report for S. S. No. 3,Step-
hen, for the month of October, 1899,
the names are in order of merit. V,
Daniel Sanders, Edwin Beaver; IV,
Stella, Penhale, Chas. Sanders ; Sr. III,
Vera Sanders, Herbie Ford, Iva, Box,
Laura Jore , Roy Parsons, Homer Bag-
shaw Frank Triebner, Clara Beayer,
Asa Penhale, Sadie Willis,Elsie Hand-
ford, Hattie Willis, Marshall Box;
Jr. III, Willie Triebner, Minnie San-
ders, Jennie Sanders ; Sr. II, Eddie
'Willis, Herbie Beaver, Lizzie Sanders,
Mitchell Willis, Ilerbie Dearing, Edith
Parsons ; Jr. II, Earl Box, Harry Par-
sons ; Sr., Pt. II, Tommy Sanders,
Harry Triebner,Glaclys Bissett, Garnet
Craig, Ralph Willis ; Sr. Int. 'Pt. II,
FredBeaver, Cicellia Ford; Jr. Int,Pt.
II, Vinnie Cookson ; Jr. Pt. II,Samuel
Statelake ; Pt. 1, Tommy Penhale, May
Sanders, Victor Sweet, Earl. Parsons,
Hilda Priszcator. No. on roll 42, aver-
age attendance 37. Parents please re-
member that it is necessary that child-
ren attend regularly to make good pro-
gress.
• R. N. CREECH, Teacher.
Smoot., REPORT. -The following is a
correct report of the standing of pupils
in the Union S. S. No. 12,Usborne ,for
the snonth of October. The names
are in order of merit :-V, Eva Tapp,
Katie Twohey ; Sr. III, Florence
Brooks, Mary A. McGee, Hector Mill -
son, Harvey Sutherby, Chris. McCar-
thy ; •Jr. III, Oscar Morley, Willie
McGee, Bridget Whelihau, Mary Mc-
Carthy ; Sr. II, Freeman Arksey,
Gertie Stitherby ; Jr. II, Aylmer Mor-
ley, John O'Mara, Edna Gunning ; Sr.
Pb. II. John Whelihan, Mary O'Mara,
Bridget McGee, Patrick McGee, Wan
tee Ganrxing, Evelyn Ogden ; Jr. Pb,
Stella Millson, Norah McGee ; Sr.
Pt. I, Delbert Morley, Maggie O'Mara,
Sarah McGee ; Jr. Pt. I, Lloyd. Hodg-
son, Hilda Gunning, Loretto McGee,
Katie O'Mara, Margaret McGeo, Clar-
ence Millson. Number on roll 83.
Aver attendance 21. The following
pupils were promoted at the beginning
of the present school term Nov. 1st:
Promoted to the Jr, II, John When-
han, Mary O'Mara, Bridget McGee,
Patrick McGee, Walter Gunning,
Evelyn Ogden ; promoted to the Sr.
!In Oscar Morley, Willie McGee ; pro-
seiotecl to the Jr. IV, Florence Brooks,
Mari' • A. .McGee, Hector IVIillson, Tim
Mc
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HOUSE AND
SALE.
.A. first class two-storey briek holise, fine largii
stable, together with 1-5 of an acre of land, on
Albert street, Exeter. Will sell or exchange
for farm property near a,town. Any person
desiring such a property, will End this a good
investment, and the offer remains open for two
weeks. Apply to Hugh Oke, Exeter, or J. G.
Martin ()on tone°, Huron Co.
P. S. -Mr. Martin is desirous of purchasing or
Tenting a good farm.
LOT FOR
2-t
FOR SALE
Debentures of the Village of
Exeter. -
Tenders will be received by the undersigned
up to 7 o'clock p. m.., otthe
.2.a.3rae1 Daly of Nova C499,
for the purchase of •
Local Improvement
bentures
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Amounting to 51809.10 (ono thousand eight
hundred and nine dollars and 10 cents) payable
in ten equal annual installments.
First Debenture payable on the first day of
December A . D. 1900
GEO. H. BISSETT, municipal Clerk.
Dated at Exeter this 3rd day of Nov., 1899.
2-t
De=
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook, who re-
cently inevecl td" Clinton from Gode-
rieli township, to live retired, have, eve
Are tOld, rettlrned to the farm. Mrs.
Cook being delicate, thinks the eoun-
try air is healthier and 1110re heacieg.
1). Elston Teacher,
George Swallow -of Clinton has dos-
ed his business in Clinton and gone
ife Vining haviug purchased the Geo,
I .Rronball farm lot 33, con. 18, Godevich
township, consisting of 80 acres. The
price is in the neighborlioqd of $2,100
at which figatre Mr Swallow hes secur-
ed a fail' bargain, There are building
on the place that cost half this amount.
'The farm has practically been in pas -
tare for the last 10 years. Me Swallow
apooltry fancier of considerahle ex-
perience, and will go extensively into
this line.
children Cry for
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AT
IS PAIN QELERY
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It MCdOS free001111F0111 Disca$6
Paine's Celery Compound, 50 Popo-
tar with the people, is the one remedy
that can be trusted to make a person
11.
It stops the drain on the nervous
system, dispels the harmful humors
from the blood, and increases its vol -
nine and its nourishing capaci ty.
RS ability to relieve those ailments
that seem to be peculiarly the misfor-
tune of women is overwhelmingly
proved by the many testimonials from
women of the highest standing in the
communities where they live.
Its regular power does away with
"dithartened and cast down -cast feel-
ings."
The aggravated causes of disordered
liver and kidneys, mental depression,
hysteria and kindred troubles, are re-
cognized and dealt with by Paine's
Celery Compound in a radical and
scientific manner that embodies the
most advanced medical ideas of this
latter part of the century.
Paine's Celery Comp000d streng-
thens the stomach when it is irritable
and inelined to indigestion, and pre-
vents dyspepsia ; it relieves palpitation
of the heart that results from ita
regular nerve supply to that vital or-
gan, and put new life into the entire
system,nervous
Persees in sowed health are not con-
tinually reminded of their heart, stern -
ache or liver by distress of these or-
gans. Whenever languor or pain at-
tack tile body there is no question as
to the urgent need of strengthening
the health by Paine's Celery Com-
pound. Women in trying occupations,
not only house wryes,but saleswomen,
teachers, book-keepers, and others
penned up for long hours behind desks
and counters, will find their health
and strength greatly improved by the
use of Paine's Celery Compound.
A soundly nourishednervous sys-
tem and a rich,' pure blood eopply
brought, about by Paine's Celery Com-
pound are the best bulwark against
such diseases of debility and impover-
ishment as rheurnetimn, neuralgia,
headache and sleeplessness. This
great invigorator, in addition to cur-
ing, these diseases, builds np the sys-
tem and prevents the disease from
gaining a lodgement in the body.
When one bears it confindently de-
clared by so many well-known and re-
presentative men and women every-
where that Paine's Celery Compound
positively and permanently cures dis-
eases that at first glance seem so re-
mote from each other as chronic con-
stipation, hysteria; and nervousness,
inquiry into these diseases shows that
their common origin is a rundown ex-
hausted nervous system and vitiated
blood, and Paine's Celery Conapoond
builds up the one and purifies and
strengthens the other.
emarsaffr
*gematossamosam
The new scale of prices to be cliarg-I
ed by Huron blacksmiths went into '
i• Fr et on the first of the month.
Ines, Chilies and Miss Kay of Goder-
ichiotend spending the winter in Flor-
ida, with their sister,Mrs.(DrnMcLean.
Rev. R. Hobbs of Winghoan has a
nephew in the London portion of the
Canadian contingent goneto the Trans-
vaal war.
The firm of Buchanan & Rhynas
have been awarded the contract of
building an addition to the Goderich
waterworks coal shed.
Another of the pioneers of this
count died Sunday rather suddenly
at his home in North Easthope, aged
75 years, in the person of John Mc-
Tavish.
Do not stiffer from sick headache a
moment longer. It is not necessary.
Carter's Little Liver Pi Is will cure
you. Dose, one little pill. Small
price. .Small close. Small pill.
Moses Henry of Ethel, has marches -
ed the Hotel„Royal from Mr. Gordner.
Mr. H. Jacques of Mitchell, will lo-
cate in Liman where he has epoxied a
photo gallery, , I
Charles Foster, an aged resident of ,
Keppel township, has just died at the
age of 78: He lived in McKillop
townshipfrom 1660 to 1868
The new Methodist church at Kip -
pen -will be opened on Sunday, Nov.
120h. Rev. Joseph Edge President of
the London Couference will preach at
10.30 a. m. and dedicate the church to
the worship of God.
Rev. W. j. Waddell, Eliniville, will
preacla at 3 p. m. and the President
again at 7, p. m.
To TwE Dnala -A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and. Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sent £1,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New York,U. S. A.
He took possession on Nov. 70h. Mr. A.•,......ne..••••••••••=mano
Gordner has moved to Mitchell to take CALL AT
the hotel rim by his deceased brother..
Why don't you try Carter's Little
for sick headache and /In other ills
one pill a dose.
Mr. Wm. Colquhoun, who has re-
tired from farming, is now the owner
of the house and lot lately owned by
Mt. Henry Belfour, just outside Mit-
chell south side. The price paid was
$500.
Mrs. Alex Robertson has sold her
pun) near Bluevale to Mr. ER Elliott.
who will commence there the manufac-
ture of brick. The price obtained was
$4,500. Mr. ,Elliott gets possession in
December.
Thos. H. Cook, of Goderich township
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
horse one night last week. It was ap-
parently all right at night, and was
found dead in the morning.
Mrs. Guest of Wingham met with
a painful accident on Monday. She
was stepping off the sidewalk, and
slipped, spraining ankle and breaking
the small bone in one leg. The acci-
dent will confine her to her room for
some time.
The Clerk of West WavvanOsh. says:
The aixiount to be collected this year
from West -Wawanosh is $7,343.21
which is a little less than last year.
The difference is due to the county
rate being lowered. The present coun-
ty rate is 1 5-10 atill ; last year it was
1 7-10 mills.
Many old friends in Stratford and
vicinity will regret to learn of the
death at her home in Bottineau ]NorthDakota. of Mrs Elizabeth White,
mother:of Mr John Brown,' M. P. P.,
of that city. The sad event occurred
Thursday last after. an illness, brief
but severe from typhoid fever. Mrs.
White was in her 680h year ancl up to
ten years ago resided in Stratford.
THE FAMILY
Liver Pills? They are a positive cure
produced by disordered liver, Only
at arkeL.
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD oral S1VIORED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Firesas anal Seated lateaas
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
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LOUIS DAY, PROP
Tail ring
You require a BLACK suit very
often at this time of the year. We are prepared
to fit you out in the finest style. Best quality
Coods closest prices.
. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REMEDY.—.11/I'S. --
children while teething', with perfect success. 0811000 HEART
liftY Years by millions of mothers for their T
Window's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over
Wedding',Suits Speialty
AJ SNELL
It soothes the child, softens tho gums. allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every Part of the -world. 25 ,
cents a bottle. Its 'value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take DO other kind.
LLY
The handsome parlor suites and fancy
tables we sell create admiration
and surprise: Admiration for
the quality of the goods
and the style and finish.
And Surprise at the
low price at which
we sell them.
When you want furniture go to
N. ROWE'S
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
R. N. ,ROWE
NEW.
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door '
Sofitilot 6ar1ing's Store
where he win keep the choicest of
meate constantly on hand,
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN T rIANNING
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Have you been
smoking a good
deal lately and
feel an occasional
twinge of pain
a./ romadyourbeart.
Are you short of
breath, nerves
, unhinged, sense -
tion of pins and
needles going through
your anns and fingers?
Bettor take a box or
two of Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills and get
cured before things be-
conae too serious.
Here's, what Mr. John
james, of Caledonia, Ont.,
has to say about
them: "1 have
had serious heart trouble
for four years, caused by
excessive use of tobeeeo, At times my
hettet would beat very rapidly and then
seemed to stop beating ouly to eomraenee
again with ininatural rapidity.
"This unhealthy action of my heart
caused shortness of breath, weaknese and
debility I tried many medicines and
spent a great deal of money but could not
get any help.
Last November, however, I read of a we cary a large and well as -
wan, afflicted like myself, being cured by „, t5
Milburn's Hemet and Nerve Pills. I went sorted stock. Prices to suit
to Roper's drug store ancl'hotight tt box. A largo stock of the .lat-
When 1 had finithed taking it I wail so all.
much bettei: I bought another box end this est goods Voa oercfor singt
completed the mire. My heart hag notfrom sio up
bothered me since, and I !Strongly redone- •
mend all sefferers from heart aftd nerve
baeco, to give Milburn.'s newt and Nerve ,
trouble, caused by 6cessive WO of to- (GIVE US A CALL and see
what we can do for . o
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MARKETS.
1Dxeter, November 8th, 18 9
Wheat per bushel .. .61 to 65
Oats , , 25 to 25
Barley. - .... .... ... 35to 40
Peas, .... ...... .. 54 to 60
Butter• ..4. • • • , -.15 to 15
Eggs 16 to 16
Turkeys . 8 te 8
(81171 6 to 6
;iii Per lb - .... 5 to 5
Ducks .. .. • • 6 to 6
W col. _ .... • ... .. 13 to 15
Dried APples- .. - 6 to 5
Pork dressed.- - . - - f5.50 to 5. 50
London, Nov ember, 8th, 189C,
Wheat per bushel,- .... ....66
Oats... ,
Peas ., 54
Barley
Buckwheat ....45
Beans 59
Butter .... ...... 14
Eggs 15
Ducks 60
Turkeys per lb. . 10
Geese per lb 9
50
Cheese.........2
Hay per ton ..$ 6.06..8060
Potatoes per bag.... -
Pork per cwt._ 84.50 to
to 67
00 29
to 60
to 40
to 48
to 66
to 41
to 70
to 14
to 16
to 70
to 12
to 10
to 75
to 10
tol 00
$ 7.50
$5.00
GIVE A YOUTH
resolution and. a course 33116i11088 and Short
hand at the
.follsraf
an be Pro tired from the m�st
Reliable Dealers only.
THE BEST VALUE
IN THE TRADE.
110REY'S
Iieavyjblack worsted cheviot
PRICE
$8.75
Thie Garment "Made to order"
perhaps "not to fit" would be str.00.
SHOREY'S CLOTHING -5-7---aot
Made to fit, and every thread is guarante
WELL, LINED,
VS/El.1, MADE AND
EXC'EEDINGLY STYLISH,
by a Tailor though
made to order, but
ed.
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AN EASY PROPOSITION
Beauty and style without comfort
is easily obtainable, corniest with-
out appearance is equally simple.
Von never saw an ugly pair of
"Slater Sboes," yet many of them
cover comfortably most unlovely
feet.
The combinatiott of these two -
comfort and beauty -are only to be
had in the "Slater Shoe."
Made in twelve shapes, on lasts modelled
from actual feet, all widths and sizes,
leathers, styles and colors.
Every pair Goodyear welted, name and
price stamped on the sole.
$3.50 AND $5.00.
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
MONEYS MONEY
and who shall place lirnits.to his career.
' Catalogues tree.
3. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
Re-opcn Sept. 5.
Doll rs
For
Doot rs.
But Mrs. Douglas derived little
benefit till she used
Proof after proof we have
been furnishing how B. B. B.
makes bad blood pure blood and
cures cases that even the doc-
tors failed to benefit.
Here's the case of Mrs. John
Douglas, Fuller, Ont., an ac-
count of which she gives.
"1 have used B.B.B. for impure
blood, pimples on the face and sick
headache. tried a great many
remedies and spent dollars for doctors'
medicine but derived little benefit.
I then started using B.B.B. and only
took four bottles when my skin
became clean and free from all erup-e,
tions. My other troubles disappeared
also and I am now in perfect health."
'FHB
Clothing
USTI N
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine, range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
dans and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show a
big' range at moderate prices
in Scowl). and Canadian tweeds
Pills a fair atid faitlifiuk. aro 506. I
MIllearn's Hemet anc cry'
ft bolt Or 3 for 0,25, at drUggistii•
'P. Milburn & 'Detente.
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111. Crieve..
1111LIICILANT TAILOR
1 Any man who wears
the j. D. King Co.'s
-- ii ...d4 „ that will jingle makesStinbbhPei is±nioei. eert hy—money pocket,nlmsbobtneuerbys
,-,.-.= search the world over and you
,r.,,,,!.
cg)will find. nothing
.•
nRoutbilbine:sb,
For Sale in Exeter by H. Bishop & Son.
better ror----4':"4'.1-1-135 ...---.)-1::. Pthreoroefis
best,. See that Stub Proof is STAMPED on the bottom of
Any progressive dealer can tell
you all about StucProof, if not, write to
the J. D. King Co., and they will tell you.
You can't afford to be without them, because they are the
each. shoe. The j. D. KING CO., Limited,
, Toronto. Montreal.. Winnipeg.
DOL, BOOK
_-avasseana
A FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
School Opening
•
AND ALL THE CHILD -
RENS NEEDS AT
Brownings.
Where the Scholars are used
DE WOOD'S
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PINE
SYFIU
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS,
Alonzo H. Thurber, Freeport, N.S.,
says; "I had a severe attack of Grippe
and a bad cough, with great difficulty in
breathing. After taking two bottleof
Dr. 'Wood's Norway Pine Syrup / was coni
pletely cured."
Work white you sleep without
a grip or gripe, curing Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia and S COOLEY Sen
Constipation, and make you rIMNITURE A INts1 eN kT. Altr,:ft
feei better iri the morning. Opera ,u
Saturday the fourth of the month,
was the day a lot of notes came 'due.
Business is better this year, and mer-
chants met their notes better this year
than usual. A lot of cash was paid in
October for grain, produce, apples,
'hogs, etc.
A Man Is always in The
SWIM'
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting'
Sults
Iie is a sure fitter.
His prices are away down.
His goOde are the best.
Call and examine his goods before '
buying'yonr
aegeelpee......,YEkinin SUIT
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor*
By the Best
and -Aires--"
Ignore the Rest
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
eant room with one of our
I3ed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
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