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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-9-24, Page 5TB.XE"i "`it `FINES, SEPTEMBER 24th 1903. Poi�Iostollo& arflInor Cut Rate Merchants The whiter is corning for you and for nee The snow will be here, which ie ill settle the duet~ The goods yon now want most be heavy amt warm Then buy them from us and get out in the storm. CU S . I` N GIEYFLtNN FL pRic 32c for 28c. Twilled. and Plain Grey Flannels, Campbellford Mills, light and dark shades, shirting widths, best in Canada ....28c. 28c for 25e Campbellford Mills, Gxey Flannel, plain and twilled, light and dark shades, with us • 24c, 3oc for 25c Military Flannei,English rnake,brown rnix, extra width and very heavy cut price at • .-.. 25c. 25c for 2oc Light Grey Campbellford Flannel, on- ly one piece and a -light grey, a good snap l:or you • -. • - • • •Zoe. 20C • for 16c Twilled Dark Grey Flannel, 27 inches wide for .... 16c, 15c for I2=ac Twilled Dark Grey Flannel, 26 inches wide for ., • • . • ••••1234c Heady Top Shirts For Winter At less than wholesale prices. Bot from a Toronto Manufacturer before his failure last spring. $1.50 for 95c Men's Tweed Shirts, heaviest we have ever seen, dark pattern in all sizes $1.75for $r,15 Men's Serge Shirts, pure wool long lengths, full widths and all shrunken . at . .. $I.15, $I,5o for 95c Men's heavy Twilled Sateen Shirts, many of them fleeced lined, good winter shirts only These goods are double sewn throughout, and should not rip in any seam. See our 50c, 75c, 85c and 90c Top Shirts. Every one bot special value at the price. - 95C Nairn's Linoleum at $2.25 a yd. 4 yard wide Linoleum, Nairn's manufacture, best make in the world, nice light colors in tile pattern at $2.25 a yd. 2 yard wide Linoleum, made by Nairn of Donegal at...... $x.00 a yd. 2 yard wide Oilcloth, Cook's English goods in tile or floral design at .......... 5oc a yd . All widths of Oil Cloths at good prices for you Rubbers Not seconds, cleared from Canadian Rubber Co., Montreal, 85c for 6oc Men's Storm Rubbers, heavy sole and solid goods for ... • ... • ..• • 60c, 6oc for 5oc Boy's Rubbers, heavy sole, splendid live rubber for 50c .. 55e for 4oc Ladies' Rubbers, high back and good fitters for .... • - - • • • 40c. 4oc for 25c Misses' Rubbers, size I x to 2 extra quality of rubber for 25c. 35c for 25c Girls Rubbers, all sizes, we can't buy better, big bargain for .... 25c. $200.0 P Worth of New Clothing Just in, bought at 30 per cent. off cost price. Come to us for a suit and we can suit you in fit, style, quality and price. 'TERMS -Cash or Produce SUPERIOR 'f TRAINING Can be obtained at CANADA'S. BET SCHOOL. Why be satis- fied with anything but the BEST when it posts no Inoro 1 We give you thorough, individual instruc- tion. Good positions waltin for our graduates, Catalog 'I" is free for the asking. Why not ask for it7 A. L. BROWN, Principal. Phone 45 81611111111 0116 DOO Nortli 01 ?ost011i6e fOflplost011o & Gartlioar Human Nature --.u••.. "Mike," said Plodding Pete, "what would you do if you was to wake u an' find yourself a railway president." "1 dunno" answered Meandering Mike"Human nature is human nature I s'pose I'd git mercenery an' begin to worry about all de rides I've been beating de company out of."-Wash- ngton Star. MR. TARTE'S PARTY .After all, though the Conservatite party at present wants recruits, it will be hest to let Mr. Tarte flock by himself. He is to irresponsible a man for the Conservative party to be re- sponsible for. As a party by himself -succeeding to the Third Party once embodied in Peter Mitchell -he can be as flamboyant and theatrical as he pleases, and he always so pleases. Of course he is aninteresting character and everybody will laugh at,and often applaud, what be says ; but whether he choses to confer hie dangerous ap- proval on the Conservative party or not, he will be regarded, by Ontario Conservatives at least, as the enfant terrible of our politics, a personage quite as picturesque as useful. His influence in Quebec should not he measured by his loquacity ; if tested he might he no stronger than Bouras- sa. Canada is a free .country and there can be no objection to Mr. Tarte enjoying the fullest liberty of speech - he would die if he couldn't -and then be is perhaps useful as a soi t of na- tional escape -valve. Let us treasnre Mr. Tarte as an interesting freak of Western civilization and give him a seat by himself.-Strattor'd Herald. THE DIVIDING LINE Mr, Borden, the Conservatiye leader in the house of commons at Ottawa, has made a speech whicn cannot fail to exercise an important influence on the future destiny of Canada. Re has introduced a real issue into the pol- itics'of the country. Hitherto there bas been no clearly defined distinction between Gritism and Toryism. It has been merely a question of party, and a strugle for office and patronage, and there has been no distinction on any matter of principle. These conditions are approaching their end for Mr.Bor- den aepresenting the Conservatives proposes to introduce an important principle to which the Liberals under Mr. Laurier object. It is national ownership of railways and other pub- lic services. Mr. Borden spoke very strongly on the subject and we may consider that the Tory party in Can- ada is now favorable to that idea, and "that the Grit party is opposed to it. That is the Dividing line between the Tory such being and To y parties,a d n the case the Grit party will steadily lose ground and in time will disappear -Bobcaygeon Independant, GENERAL NEWS if you can't sleelp on account of rag- ing toothache Low's Toot'lra,chlzl Giutur will stop the .aplxe and give. you; ease., Price 10c. All medicine dealers. The company vw.ninig Che, Jape tis.ex- pect a very high sugar perce,nbagei ani ecnee ,uentl;y ' ane velry;jubilant o;v:,•r ;.ho prospeects. of receivign a band some pile Of money* 4hirefa11. IIngyar'd's Yellp!wwi ail is, a ,goo&.re,- meld.y fioir main or beast. 'It reduces ewielliing, iallays inflammation,. . takien. out pain and cures cuts, burns, bruis- es sprains, quinsy, sore throat, etc.. Price 25c. The W iair!bon Bobo says it has been reporter that a chemist at the.Wiar- ton sugar factory te;,stexl• some of, ilio water from Mr. Armour's spring; and found it contained five per cent. of sugter. irhte greela(t query isi:What is the cause of this great , coincidence?' sten Timbers of oak keep the old homestead standing through the years. It pays to use the right stuff. "Men of oak" are men in rugged health, men whose bodies are made of the sound- est materials. Childhood is the time to lay the foundation for a sturdy con- stitution that will last for years. Scott's Emulsion is the right stuff. Scott's Emulsion stirnulates the growing powers of children, helps them build a firm foundation for a sturdy consti- tution. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists, Toronto, Ontario. Sec. and $1.00; alt druggists. lAn investigation, was made and tine following is tlhe tzteI ul!ttof their, dt;iibe !alone : ',Mat Overholt Bros. and. 5. E. Poster have 36 anew •of becks just. above the xlololi; amid over the land £re ivh'i.oh the sprzxi,g tiakes Its erae,t spudi as ate cello .in the beets that: store'tne isac:charsfe rna,t'.tetr Ila JJ been filled, they, overflowed +and soaked into ti4,e soil, and tete soil became so sweetenedl.chat it •affce•teel tale water, tin the awing, CURES 'BILLIOUSNESS. "f ib,ave tr'ie'd Laxa-Liver Pills,. and fiend Item an excellent medicine foie Indigestion and Biliousness.." 3. ; Mtc,- IOaal►atna, Stkeutff,ville, Qat. Sportsmen Who go hunting in + the cel un ties .cif Dsseec. Kckn t; ' .M' lamb - on this season will: have no complaint to make about a, scarcity of birds. Ghat lee Quallens•, t5'ame warden u.f c.he three counties, said on Saturday that quail abounds in many parts of, ,; the three, counties and that the birds are welt developed end very- strong' far this time •of the year. The , second broods according to the same; author- icy,,arn well feathered end will be large, enoutih io graele• a piece oft toast. by th; time the quail season, opens. Ducks arie very +plentiful. In fact they base not appeared in such.,uum- hets in she feeding grounds for years, arid. G else sportsmen are promised rare sport when the weather derives, the ducks into tale marshes and other h aun si:£fi.cientlynenrtshore to allow - the neeerlr.s to, get a elicit ,ilt, ,therni. p,a,..rid6e will be• scl.lrce. They live in chi: w coils, and as the foxes•t are rapidly disappearing ehe, partridge is driven further to the north. • Wood - cook, snipe and, kindred game birds are also found in lar,gc numbers, and as .she season for • any- of ahs. birds opens Tuesday next, the guns of the hunters w'iil soon be heard a.lougi the rriarsbes that abound in the three counties . tmm I COMING FALL FAIRS South Hiram, S,eta.fctrt',h 'Sebt 24-l5 VII • -St ht. 22-28 Ray, Z'uriicih Sept 23-24 St, Marys Sob t. 2'9-30 1Go.detricih , ...Ss'pt;2.9-30 VPinghta,m ,... Sept 25 Ha;rrisboin ... ..Sep,t. 2G Ailsa Craig . ,..Se.pt29-30 Listowel .Se,pt'00 East Huron, : Brussels ...... Oc,t: 1-2 K•irle on pot; 2 Luck -now Oe,t, 2 IG+arrie Oct 3 Morris, Bly'tlx ... Oet 6-7 Stra'tferd ...... Oct 7 Hibbert, S:taffa Oct. 6' Bayfield Oct,1-2 EXETER FALL FAIR IMPLE MENTS Faun wagon, Snowball Wagon Cu; Phaeton or Mikado, McLaughton Cat Hoge Co.; 'lop buggy, McLaughlin Carriage Co.; Sulky plow, Wilkinson Co., J. Fleury & son ; Wheelbarrow James Dennis, Fanning Mill, D. :Nc.- Coney; Roller, Wilkinson Co. ; Turnip seed drill, D. Maxwell & son ; Turnip pulper, D, Maxwell & son ; Wooden pump, J. G. Smallacomhe ; Cream separator, A, Q. Nobler 1st and Ind. Judge -D. alcNicol. APPLES Winter apples, J. Treibner, F. Trei- bner; fall apples, J. Treibner, F. Trei- bner; plate of winter apples, J. Treib- ner, J. Hunter & Son; fall apples, J. Treihner, J. Hunter & Son; Rhode is- land Greenings, L, McTaggart, Robt. Kydd; Northern Spies, E. Maguire, J. Treibner; Roxboro Russets, T,Yellow, John Frayne; Spitzenbuxgs, A. Mc- Pherson, A. McEwen; Baldwins, J. Treibner, 1Treibner; Westfieldld seek - no further, 0, Dayman, D. Richard; snow apple, F. Treibner, T. Yellow; Gravensteios. H. E. Huston, J. R. Potter: Fall Pippin, Vl . R. Trott; Col- verts, N. D. Hurd'n, A. Bissett; King of Tompkins, W. R. Trott, L. Mc- Taggart; Alexanders, J. Snell, J. Kessel; Canada Tled, M. Brethour, W. R. Trott; Ribston Pippins, J, R. Pot- ter, Roht Kydd; Wagners, J. Snell, J. Nestle; Grimes G. Pippin, F. Treibner, Maiden's Blush, W. Bowden, W. R. Trott; Golden Russets, F. Treibner, Chas. Harris; Ben Davis, J. Kessle, F. Treibner; Wealthy, J. Treihner, John Gill; Dutches Oldenburg, W. R. Trott J. Ford; Blenheim Pippins, J, Treib- ner, F. Treibner. PEARS Flemish Beauty, Alex McPherson, Wm. Bagshaw ; Duchess of AngouIin, Jeff Fisher, John Hill ; Beurs Clair•- geau, Wm. Copp, A. ,McPherson, Clapp's Favorite, Fred Hogarth ; Vic- ar of Wingfield, Jacob Roeder ; Bell Lucrative, A. S. Deavit.t, W. J. Carl- ing ; Sheldon, W. Newcombe, Alex McEwen; East Beurre, A. S, Deavitt Louis Ronnie de Jersey, Thos. Brock sr. W. Newcombe ; Bartlett, Wm. Copp, M. Brethour, PLUMS Goldon Drop, Wm. Copp, Robt, Sanders ; Washington, Ross & Taylor: Imperial Gage, Wm. Bowden, Mrs. George Manson ; Duanes Purple, Mrs. John White, Wm. Bowden; Lombards S. Powell, Ross & Taylor ; any other variety, Mrs. George Manson, 5, Pow- ell ; Pond's Seedlings, Ross & Taylor,, Wm, Copp ; Grand Duke, Ross and Taylor, M. Brethour ; Glass Seedling, W. J. Carling lst and 2nd. GRAPES Niagara, Mrs. John White; Dela- wares, F.Hogarth; Rogers No.19,Mexi- mac, W. Newcombe; Rogers No 5 Wilder, Rev, %T m. Martin; Rogers No 22, Salem, W. Newcombe; Rogers No. 45, W. Newcombe. Early Crawfords, Jacob Roeder, S. Powell; Late Craw- fords, A. 5, Devitt, Alex. McFalls; any other variety, S.Powell, T.Brock. MISCELLANEOUS. Canned fruit, Miss H. Wise, M. Bre- thour; collection honey, Wm. Bag- shaw, A McPherson; honey in comb, A. McPherson, W. Bagshaw; honey in jar, W. Bagshaw, A. McPherson; home made wines, J. Tom, Miss H. Wise; bottled pickles, Miss H. Wise, Mrs. ,.Richardson; canned yegetables, Mrs. J, Richardson, miss 11, Wise. Judges -D. French and W. Weaks. LADIES' WORK Rag carpet, woollen warp, Miss H. Wise; rag carpet, cotton warp, .7. R, Potter, James Toni; rag mat, hooked, Mrs. John Parsons, Geo. 11?eLand• rag Mat, sewed, James Tom, Miss N. Tom; yarn mat, Miss H. Wise, Jennie Kes- se); wool socks, heavy, J, R. Potter, R. Kydd; wool socks, tine, Nellie Orei- ghtou, Mrs, R. Stevenson; cotton stockings, Nellie Creighton, Miss E. Ferguson; ladies' wool mitts, 24iss N. Tom, Nellie Cx'eigeton; ladies' silk mitts, Mrs. R. Stevenson; men's wool Mitts, Mrs. R, Stevenson, Jas. Tom; men's wool gloves, Tas, Tom; counter- panes knitted, Mrs, McAvoy, Miss N. Tom; counterpanes crochet, N.Oreigh- ton,Mrs,Mc.A.voy;counterpanes tufted, Fred Hogarth, M. Brethonr; quilts silk, Jas. Torn, Miss E. Ferguson; quilt, cotton, Thos. Ferguson, Mrs. S. A. Harness; quilt, cloth, Miss N. Tom, Jennie Kessel; quilt, log cabin, James Tom, Miss N. Creighton; knitted or crochet wool shawl, Mrs. John White, Mrs. R. Stevenson; patchwork, N. Creighton,Jas.Tom; Darning on stock- ings, Miss N. Tom, Miss N. Creighton; buttonholes, Mahle Brooks, J. R. Pot - tet,crochet table mitts, Alma Brook, Airs. Jelin White; doylies. Mrs. R. Stevenson, C.Gauepi,eil; pillow shams, Mrs. R. Steveusou, l81iss. N.Creigbton, Miss N. Toni; hard or fancy bag, Mable Brook, M. Brethour; laundry hag, Mable Brook, M. Brethour; pin cushion, Alma Brook, Mrs. R. Steven. son ; snfa •pillow, D1 rs. R. Stevenson, T. H. McCallum, M. Brethour; photo frame, Mrs. R. Stevenson, J. R. Pot- ter; v. bisk holder, M. Bretbour, W.Bagsba,a; screen, T. H. McCallum, Mrs. R. Steyenson; toilet articles, Mahle Biook, Mrs• R. Stevenson; nov- elty in fancy work, Jennie Kessel, Mrs. R. Stevenson, Jennie Kessel; bed room slippers, Mable Brook, Mrs, R, Stevenson; child's dress, Mrs. (Dr.) Hannon, 1VIr's, R. Stevenson; ladies' underclothing, home manufacturer, Mable Brook, J. R. Potter; painting in oil on china, glass, terra cotta, Mrs. R. Stevenson; men's fancy outing or night shirt, Wm. Hyde, Mrs. R. Ste- yenson; fancy afghan, Mrs. R,Steven- son, C. Campbell; tea cosy, M. Breth- our, Alma Brook; five o'clock lunch or side hoard scarf, Nellie Creighton, Mrs. R. Stevenson; fancy case or box for handkerchiefs, Mrs. C. Campbell, M. Brethour; center piece, Mrs. R. Stevenson, RevWm. Martin; center piece, any kind work, Mahle Brook, Mrs. R, Stevenson; fine crochet lace, Mable Brook, Miss E. Ferguson; heavy or Irish point crochet lace, Mrs. R. Stevenson,Mable Brook; crochet work and fancy braid combined. Miss 0. Campbell, Mable Brook; crochet work in silk, Miss E. Ferguson, Mable Brook; knitted lace or trimming cot- ton, Miss E. Ferguson, Miss N. Tom; point lace, Mrs,(Dr.) Hannon,Dr.Kins- man;Honiton and point lace combined, Mrs. John White, Mrs. R, Stevenson; battenburg lace, Mrs. It. Stevenson, Mrs. C.Oampbell; Brazilian point lace, Mrs, R. Stevenson, Dr. A. R. Kins- man;tting, Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. R. Stevenson;t.drawn thread work, fine,lMrs. John White, Mrs. R. Ste- venson; drawn thread work, heavy, Mrs, R. Stevenson; any kind work on screen or Java canvas, Mrs. R. Ste- venson, Mrs. John White; coronation braid work, Rev Wm. Martin, Mrs.R. Stevenson; etching or outline work, Nellie Creighton, Mrs, Harness; head work. Nellie Creighton, C. Campbell; Berlin wool work, 0. Campbell. 1st and 2nd; embroidery on silk, satin or wool goods, N. Creighton, Mrs, R. Stevenson; embroidery in white cot- ton or linnen, C. Campbell, Mr's. R, Stevenson; Roman or cut work, Mrs. R. Stevenson, C. Campbell; Mount Mellick work, N. Creighton, Mrs. R. Stevenson; Bulgarian or Oriental em- broidery, Mrs. R. Stevenson, C. Camp- bell; netting, Yrs. John Parsons, C. Campbell; Qrueen Ann darning, Mrs, R. Stevenson; braiding, Fred. Hog- arth, Mrs. R. Stevenson; work done at the present time by woman over 70 years of age, Mrs John White; best collection of ladies work, .Mrs. R. Stevenson, Miss N. Tom. James Tom; loaf home made bread, R. Kydd. Geo. NeLead, Mrs, (Dr.) Hannon; worked ottoman or foot stool, Miss N. Tom, Jennie Kessell. Judges -Mrs. Crocker, St. Marys; Mrs. Link, Crediton; Mrs. Douglas, Exeter. FAIR NOTES. air. A. Q. Bobier was the lucky prize winner of lst and 2nd prizes for Cream Separators against three competitors. Messrs Connor Bros., of the Imple- ment Repair works, main street. ex- hibited an unique and useful machine in the way of a Foot Power Emery Grinding Machine which was the at- traction of many farmers. Iron -ox Tablets are Very Highly Appreciated in Kingston. January 17, 1903. It is with real pleasure that I certify to the efficacy of Iron - ox Tablets. No tablet that I know of better serves the pur- pose of an effective yet gentle liver pill and regulator of the bowels, while at the same time acting as a tonic to the blood and nervous system. As a regulator of the bowels they are all right. JNO. H. JARVIS, 7 Atm Street, Kingston, Ont, Pifty Iron -ox Tablets, in an attractive aluminum pocket case, 25 cents at drug- gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of price. The Iron -ox Remedy Co,, xted, Walkerville, Ont. FAR1V1 FOR SA LE Improved farm fee sale list No, 1. on the 10th concession of Usl,orne con- taining 100 acres. For particulars apply to L. WALKER., Wrodha:ni. - EXETER MARKETS Wheat per bushell .... 74 to 75 Oats new .... .... .. 28 to 28 Barley .. 40 to 40 Butter 15 Eggs 14 Wool ... 14 to 14 Pork live weight ....$5.75 to $6.00 CR ITON Roller Mills Ori t!ng and 6lioppipo', D� Dnp DOM a 1A o1BtI i We are giving excellent sa- fisfaction in flour since re- modelling our mill Court of Revision -FOR THE -- Village of Exeter Notice is hereby given, that a Court will he held, pursuant to the Voters' Lists'Act, by his honor the Judge of the County Court of the county of Huron, at Exeter on the 16TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1903 at 10 o'clock to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and ommisions in the Voters' List of the Municipality of the VillageExeter of for 1903. All persons having business at the court are required to attend at the same time and place. Dated the 15th Day of September, 1903. GEO. H. BISSETT. Clerk of said Municipality. • Court of Revision -FOR THE - Township of Usborne Notice is hereby given, that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, by his Honor, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron at the Town Ball Elimville on, WEDNESDAY SEPT. 30TH, 1903 at 10 o'clock, a. m. to hear and deter- mine the several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of the Municipality of the Township of Usborne for 1903. Ali persons having business at the Court are requested to attend at said time and place, F. MORLEY. Clerk of Usborne. Dated Sept. 14th 1903. FOR SALE At Elimville, a comfortable house with 21 acres of land, having a good garden with a choice yariety of all kinds of fruit trees and small fruits, a never failing well of the best of water, For particulars apply to the owner on the premises or by letter to War. MIN- ERS, Elimville P. 0. FARM FOR SALE A farm containing 100 acres of good land, nn the Thames Road, Lot 15 & 16 Situated 51 miles from Exeter, of a mile from Farquhar, of a mile from school, 1. miles from church. The land is in first class condition,all clear- ed. b orty-seven acres of grass, 12 acres of fall wheat, one acre of young orchard, 3 good wells, 3 barns, 1 good hank barn, a frame house. For fur- ther particulars apply to JonxTuoMP- SON, Farquhar, P. 0, FARM FOR SALE A farm containing 100 acres of good land on con. 11 lot 22, Stephen Town- ship. Land is well drained and about 80 acres fenced, On the premises is a good bank barn with stables and a large house, warm and comfortable, good supply of hard and soft water, 1 acre of good orchard. The farm is situated 2 miles from Dashwood, about half a mile from Sarepta Y.O. and 11 miles from school. This is de- sirable property for any one who wants a good farni. Reasons for sell- ing, proprietor is giying up farming. For further particulars apply to Jos - EPS BASTARD, Sarepta, P.O. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the Estate of James Hackney, late of the Township of Us - borne in the County of Huron, Far- mer, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario," 1897, Chapter 129, that all creditors and others havinclaims against the estate of the said James Hackney who died on or about the 7th day of September, 1903,are required on or before the 19th day of October 1903. to send by post prepaid or de - livor toMessrs Gladman & Stanbury, Solicitors for the Executors of the said estate their christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said Exeoutors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been receiv- ed by them at the time of such distribution. GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solicitors for Chas. E. Hackney and Alex, Turnbull, ixecutora Dated at Exeter the lithday of September,1903. N'4Lu.. Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure." Why not cure that cough of yours now ? Do not let • it go on and get worse. ,! bottle of one of our owns Cough Medicines will cure you. We carry a large as- sortment of Cough Medicines Cough Lozenges Act wisely and get some of our remedies. fug Store BUGGIES! BUGGIES! Dom Want a Buggy? We have the finest stock in town ail the latest styles, in the newel colors. Our prices are low as can be foun for first-class material and workman ship. BEFORE YOU BUY CALL /IND SEE US. J F Russell Two Doors South Town Hall. MEDICAL .B1iOWNING M. D. M. 0. • P. S, Graduate Victoria ,niversity office and residence, Dominion Labora- tory, Exeter. DENTAL �. 1Op7; MAN, L. D. S. AND DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S. D. D. S., Honor Graduate of Toronto University, Dentist. Teeth extracted without pain or bad after effects. Office In Fan - son's block. West side of Maim treet•`Exeter• D.A. ANDERSON, RSOIt, (a• ID. S. L.D.S.- DENTIST. Honor Graduate of the Toronto University - and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic g est eta c Dentistry(with honorable mention. Everything known to the Dental Profession, done in this office. Bridge work, crowns, al- luminum, gold and vulcanite plates all done in the neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless anaesthetic used for painless extrac- tion. Office one door south of Carling Bro's store Exeter. Ont. INSURANCE. ERNEST ELLIOT, • Agen for the WESTERN Assrntearox Conn - PANT', of Toronto ; also for the Pm -max Fnt-• NSIIReIOE CoMrANY, of London, England;. AL LIANOE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Er ; and HONEY TO LOAN We have unlimited private fends for invests ment upon farm or village property at lowea - rates of interest. DICKSON' & CARLING Exeter. ONEY TO LOAN, We have a large amount of private funds to - loan on farm and village properties atiowratea, of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers Solicitors, Main St. Exeter; 1F Ge L. FRED ELLIOTT BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC, Money to Loan Orsicx-(Formerely of Elliott and Gladman, h MAIN STREET, EXETER. DICKSON & CARLING, Barristers Solicitors Notaries Conveyancers,. Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons' Bank, Eto. Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, EXETER. S. R. CARLING B. A. L. H. DIOICSON" FOR SALE -BRICK RE SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OF LAND IN EXETER -Wo offer for sale on reasonable' terms, that very desirable residential property n n Hooper Homestead" situated, ori O o' soli b Huron There is erected upon the land, a comfortable• • London. Huron and Bruce. necessary outhouses. The house is n good re - se o and commodious brick dwelling, also the GOING NORTH-- Passenger. London, depart 8.15 A, M. 4.40 p, M. Contralia 9,1 5,60 Exeter 9.80 6.0 Hensall 9.44 6.16 Kippen 9.50 - 6.25 Brucefield 9.68 6.33 Clinton 10.15 6.55 Wingham arrive 11.10 8.00 pair and hag 9 rooms. The lot contains an aore df land and is excellenti adapted for garden ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful slip ply of hard and soft water, The property is up• UP - to date and the terms easy. for particulars ap-� ply to E. HoorxCARLING 8 w barristers d0 ,sP nExeter a, U r A., eropriotor. GOING roves- Passenger I j�°%'7J „.„ Wingham, depart ..... 6.13 A. M. 315 P.M Brucen 7.47 4.26 Bruceiieid 8.5 4,49 Kippen .... .16 4.67 Bengali 22 5,02 x::xia signature is on every box of the genuine' Exeter 8.35 5.10 'Laxative�n_. n ::__•__ _ _ . _ . Centralia 8.46 5,25 London .arrive. ,9.37 6.12 ' ,he romedy that eaves res :a cold In one riir-fi