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Until October 31st
This is the way we do business with you.
Exeter, October 13th, 1903
MR. UP-TO-DATE,
ToTool6SWonc & 6ardin6r-Dr
MERCHANTS
No. 1
Checked by No. z
MEMO
Ito yds Cottonade, 20c .... ..... ... .
6 yds Shirting, Ioc ..... , , .
2 only, Ladies' Vests, 50c
i only, Man's Suit .... , , . ,
2 pairs Shoes, $1.50 .... . .
I M?rl'S Hat...,,s ,:i.•.
1 tiriner Set, 97 pieces h
10 per cent off....,.
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Dress Goods Our
Specialty
This how we figure the cost of a Dress and Trim-
mings for you.
Exeter,. October r4th, 1903
MISS WARNER,
To-Popinston6 6ardincr-Dr
MERCHANTS
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Checked by No. 4,
6 yds Dress Goods, 75c .....
2 yds Percaline, 15c
6 yds Linnenette, 12rgC....-.
3 yd Featherbone . , . , .............. _,
I pair Dress Shields ......
g yds Brush Binding,. 5c .... .........
2 yds Yak Applique, 25c,
1 dozen Buttons ..... • .. , . , .. , ....
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and all other goods except Groceries. We have
just received 20 bundles of Wall Papers from Colin McArthur
& Co., Montreal. Our Wall Papers are the best, cheapest and
newest designs in town, and at prices lower than our competi-
tors. Remember you get 10 per cent off all our Wall Papers
and Borderings until October 31st, 1003,
Don't miss this golden opportunity,
You may call this importunity,
Once passed is gone forever,
But money saved is lost? No, neper.
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1'1 POPPL ;' '.L'ONE & GARDIN] R. POPPL]E,STONE & GAR'DINER, Ei
Ge.(wexral 11!iexaantis. ac :venal Merchants,.
"1) " wi handsome
e sent free fora catalogue
request, This will explain why
this is called "OANAD;A'S BEST
.5- QHOOL," Ask for our Special
Proposition. nailrvay tare tin to
$10 refunded. Enter any tune,
A. L. BROWN, Principal,
Phone i5
Locals
11ir. and Mrs. C, Aitzel and son Roy,
of Seatorth, are visiting at T. H. Mc-
Callurn's.
YE OLDS FOLKS S CONCERT. - The
Concert given under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid of Main street Metho.
dist Church, on Thanksgiving night,
to a well filled house, was a brilliant
success. Each nn ober of the unique 1
programme was well rendered and
loudly applauded. Space will not ad-
mit us to
do justice
to each
J number
separately but perhaps that affording
the most merriment was "Ye Olde
Fashioned Stage Coach" and the"New
Fangled Instrument" operated by
Professer Hieronymus which perfor-
med some wonderful transformations
and amusing freaks. Another very
pleasing part of the programme was
"The Pantomine" "Lead Kindly
Light" by several young ladies who
had been carefully trained by Miss
Godwin. The entertainment provid-
ed a couple of hours of pleasure and
innocent amusement and the connnit-
tee in charge of the programme are
to be congratulated' upon the success
achieved. The proceeds amounted to
$87,00
New Features in the October dome
Needlework
The October number of the Corticel-
li Home Needlework Magazine, which
is now being mailed to subscribers,
contains a number ,of new features of
especial value to all ladies who ply the
needle either for pleasure or profit,
'or cele fixing there area lot of Christ-
mas Novelties, one ¢ ilei edl plate alone
ehowi>v�' no less than twenty-three l
useful or ornamental articles, all suit- J t
able for holiday gifts, and all easily in
made up by following the full instruc-
tions given. Another interesting fea-
ture is quite a departure from the
usual lines followed by the magazine,
as it is an invasion of the wardrobe of
the sterner sex. This is the illustrated
chapter on Embroidered Vests for
neen,which are just now coming much
into vogue. Row nobby these waist-
coats are t x and how inexpensively
they
can he made, compared with the price
a fashionable tailor would ask, are
fully pointed out in this number. The
secret of the beautiful Hardanger Em-
broidery and of the popular Braided
Belts are also fully revealed to the
reader. 15 cents the copy, or 50 cents
a year. Address : Corticelli Silk Co.,
Publishers, St. Johns, P. Q,
0T GB ER 22nd 1903.
gxgxER cowl' O} REVISION bar of •tile second :Chord Bridport.
.,.,.-;- a residing at farad
f Wati�ond> rvtlkil
Oow, for the Revision of the Voters was unineuaaily resew led, and en
list of Exeter was held here fridaythe
10th inst., judge f)oyle presiing, f ed' Ilixil'xwlf to Clic poor people of
p
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ev being doable n i a
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appeals, gw ,� n.
As a result of the revision Conserve.- I The fun/anal w'as of a. genii, r.tv
added 20 yoters and Struck 0023 white f P
the Reformers added 8 and struck oil' 1'pha rue•twr, few t�w2ler "tllran tlie`ntia
30. is fairness to the parties it may •a'm'lafi'ves of the deceased attending
be stated that of the 30 struck oil by i The .eofti•n was Gem/eyed tram
the Reform party 10 at least or then 'lexltaxi Park to Brad field. during'
were Reform voters, while of the 81
addedtin r , o
vas L ine
Zd � tlxxou
at least ereh
w Conservatives. o er€x
v iv
at s
Thenet e therefore� t
h t r salt is that the ,tPia wr,esgtie grounds surrounding. t.
Conservatives gain 20, !ielia:v1:i.:litrboy.e
eigrht of the oldest employ
state, each averaging 28 yeRRWORTH I..IEAG I DISTIZIc'I
CONVENTION
Preby. Howard and Preby. Gowrin
The annual Convention of the Ep- The chief mummers were Sir,. .W
worth League of the Exeter District Mem 11, Wulron , son ; Mr. A. M.
was held at Parkhill ou Tuesday Oct.I
20th. , lirabra,n,d, ran; Mrs. Acl•and ]'rola
All the sessions were well al- ii'd+awglyl;er, ; Sir. Tbo,m,as and Lady A
tended, and were interesting and in- � hand, cpm-in-l'a w and daughter ; Mi
struetive throughout. The President ! Halbeck, daughter; Mrs• .Benyon, da.
Rev, J, E. Holmes, presided.
The morning session opened with I glitter Mrs. Drere, s%stex-in-la
devotional exercises after which Rey. 11h`4 A alaeid Troyte, t, gi andoltlgh,trr
A McKibbon, of Ailsa Craig, read a Mr. H. Acla'nd Trutt, grivndson ;
very able paper on "Christian Stew- Rrey. J. D;ickeneon, Tiverton, casein
ardbhip" bringing out the truth that a Lady Clinton, daughter, being abroa
christen should regard all he owns as was ,prevented from ,being present.
belongiug to God, and that the best
use that can be made of money is to In Me ,church 'tile service, falth�oug
use '
e it for spreading the gospel of simple, ryas ialte'nsely impressive, coax
Christ. An animated discussion fol- mencing with the voluntary, "Com
lowed in which the benefits of system-
atic
untoMe," 'Lindsey'
giving, and the need of regarding rt0,m,pasitions, rendered bythe organ
influence, and intellect, as trusts to be ! i"
used for the glory of God, were point -
Bowring
'ring L. Graves. Prebendary
ed out, Bowring read • the lesson, and lab
The following business committee lxiym,n, "Rock of ages,"ryas sung ahv
were .elected by ballot ; Rev. J. it iDead Manch in 'Saul'as lthe mournere left twaslplaye,d. th
Holmes, Rev. R, W. Knowles, Rev. J. The burial gro,wnd is situated at th
A. Ayearst, B. A,; Rev, Dr, Hannon, ! West end, near tlhe entrance from. th
Miss E. M. Cranston, I residenice, ,and the body was bower
Reports were given from most of 'Into a brick -grave, lined with, moss
the Leagues on the district which .and flowers, and at the•.side 'of ,th
showed the work to be in a prosper- ''tasking piece of the deceased's eat
ous condition, and especially show- husband, who deed in 1889, and was, a
ing an increasing interest in Missions. former Deputy -Lieutenant and Sherif
.A TEItNOON SESSION PE the County. The site. is also 'an no
'After the opening session the report g'refad•.great diis�tatnee from the reaping
P pt'aiee of i,hta. trwa-year-old daughter•of
of the•i)istrict Secretary was read 34 Sir. William W.airond, whose demise
Senior Epworth Leagues were report- iocc'urred ir>, 1$83,
ed with a total membership f 1,155 The hymn, "Abide with Me," was
and 4 Junior Leagues with 220 mem-
bers. sung witch solemn effect at the gr'ave-
The amount raised for missions side
uring the year was $523.00 the total 'The u'o�fe'un was a 'plain one and was
constructed by the workmen on the es;
bate, being of oak, made of timber
grown at Bradfield. It 'was fitted
wish massive brass furnishings, and
at the hexad there was a fine' brass.
press. The body was encased in•a
Allen of wood, and the, ennariiption en
Lhe ootffin recorded the faet that the
deceased lady died on the Seta of Oct..
1903, aged, 81 ;yep.ret
The wreaths were numerous and ex-
tee,pbianally beautiful. Perhaps the
most significant was a lovely tribute
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.from "Her loving ch'id'e; a' in'
r n he
g •I.r
bhe following appropriate expression -
"Her children rise up ,and call. her
blessed." There was also. a handsome
token from Sir. Williaruil Walroad. :
GENERAL NEWS
There is nothing harsh about Laxa-
Lady
field,
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The cortege was met by the Rave.
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She
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had dyspepsia, but.I was sure
- 1' it was not that which ailed
o me. At last I found out it was
a• catarrh of the stomach, and
e ; they told me I could not be
e cured. It got so bad at last
ee that my stomach had ulcers,
and I suffered something aw-
e ' ful, Being a commercial tray-
`eler I received a box of your
Iron -ox. Tablets free last win-
ter. I took them right along
and I noticed, when away
`from, home and staying at ho -
leis, eating different food, it
did not hurt me as it always
did before; so when that box
was empty I bought two more
and have since had two more,
and I must say my stomach
is fully restored to its old-time
work. I never leave home
without a box of Iron -ox Tab-
• lets with me, as I believe them.
.to be the best thing for the
' stomach ever made. I have
recommended ed the
m to
a very
great number of people. As I
, travel from one end of the
country to the other I am well
• known. I am a member of
the above firm and do the trav-
elling
ray
elling for them, and everyone
that knows how I suffered
with my stomach knows the
' difference now. I would have
written sooner, but waited- to
• make sure it was lasting, and
I feel sure it is. I must say it
is the best remedy I have ever
used, and I would not be with-
'
ith
' out it. Hoping your Iron -ox
I may cure many as it has me,
I am yours sincerely,
CARR%EO.
SDLEX'--•RU.13E TSON At Nfouut
.Dr'y 4 ee, un. October 15b E. Df,
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the 15th'inst., by lite Rev, T. E'. Jen
Wags. 1>. Douglas McLaren, eft Win
nliipeg, 1.0 Anna .Geirterude,, youngeiet
slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cllarters
Weekes, c f „11Iba'xik" f axtlxe,
DIED.
T'W1aDAI,E.., T!n S aflcn,trtl:, October.10i
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bells, beloved wife of F. W. Twedale
L.D. S., in '11,err 234th year.
How iron -ox Tablets.
Cured a ]]Veil -Known
Guelph Man of Catarrh
of the Stomach.
The Guelph Waterproof Cloth
ing Co., Guelph, Ont.
December 12, 1902.
Through your Iron -ox
Tablets I have received a great
blessing., For years I was
troubled with my stomach.
I doctored with several good
doctors and they told me I i
d
um raised for all purposes 31,165.80.
The business committee reported
he following as officers for the ton-
g year ; Pres. Rev, R. W. Knowles,
Crediton; 1st Vice Pres. bliss W.
Rigsby, Parkhill; 2nd Vice Pres, Rev,
J. A. Ayearst, B. A. Lucan; 3rd Vice
Pres. Mr. John Trevethick, Brinsley ;
4th Vice Pres, Miss E. Brown,• E1iw-
v,lle ; 5th Vice Pres. Miss P. Tufts,
Boston; Secy. Miss M. Gill, Exeter ;
Tress, Miss A, Wren, Hensall.
Miss E, N. Cranston then read an
excellent,
s
1? per on the Forward
Movement for Missions, giying an ac-
count of the origin and growth of the
movement, and pointing out the
great need of such work. Last year
331,7211.84 was raised, 40 missionaries
being supported by this movement.
The paper was followed by . a discus.
sion on the subject.
The next paper was given by Rev, Lover )'ills. They cure Const,ipn;tiopi,
W, Godwin of Exeter, on the subject, Lover s'ra, Sick Headache and Billions
"The Relation of the League to the Spells without griping. purging or
Jai -centenary movement." The re- Sickening.PLioe• 25c.
lation he said, should be that of loyal Mrs. Fred Laine, St. George; Oat.
and enthusiastic co-operation. 'There wriil;es._"My littler girl wauld gotta
soat night that neither she nor, I
scold get any sept, I gave.; her Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and am
thankful to say it cured. her cough
sponsxbxhty in this matter, and more l quickly,
than all, more of the Holy Spirit is I The AI'aakam Boundu•r,y Cammission
necessary, . has vreitbally agreedto grant ,ail the
Rev. J. E. Ford of Forest, next! American coneeccattons excerpt that for
gave a most comprehensive and in- ` bbs Portland Canal, which goes to Can
struetive paper ou "Bible Study." He 1 ado. '
said the Bibie was the text book of Tibe case of 1VIer,y Archer. • ' against
the principles of the science of godly • the. S.aoiety of the Sacred " Heart of
Hying, and the best results of its Jesus of London, was •arguel at
study were truth in the heart, and length. Miss Arches was awarded
goodness in the life. SS,000 by the jury for wages and
In the discussion which followed damages for encarecration;in a Quebec
the need of the illuminating help of asylum. The verdict was reduced• tp
the Holy Spirit was emphasized. 'Ow5,000 and judgment entered for that
amount.
APPLE SHIPMENTS
The apple trade of the Dominion
has become enormous. One ship late-
ly took on board 93,000 barrels. In a
discussion at Montreal on Thursday
regarding apple shipments, western
farmers were advised that fruit rush-
ed forward at the last moment if ship-
ped by the outgoing vessel, was
roughly handled. and more or less
bruised, to its detriment. There is
said to be a prevalent idea that the
barrels last on board get an advan-
tage iu unloading,whereas the reverse
is the case. They are laid undermost
while those discharged later are plac-
ed on top; Another point against late
forwarding, and for this it was alleg-
ed the railway companies are more or
less to blame, is that when a car of
apples arrives to late for a steamer it
is shunted into the yards to wait fox
the next vessel leaving port. It is
then frequently overlooked by the
companies who often carry the fresh
freight forward, and this to the even-
tual closing out of the goods which
have already lain in the yard a week.
Thus these goods are obliged to
wait till the next steamer, missing
two steamers and suffering propor-
tionately in consequence.
SIIYLOCIt
Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are m y
Shylocks now, the convales-
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it -take
Scott's Emulsion.
Scott's Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
It feeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly
thirty years
Y
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Scott's Emulsion has been the
great giver i v er of human flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT & BOWIE, Chemists.
Toronto, Ontario.
roc. and $Loo ; alt douggistr.
should be a strong belief in the doct-
rines of Methodism, and a fervent de-
sire for a revival of God's work. The
League needed to recognize its re -
Rev. A. U. Crews, general secy, or
the Epworth League of Canada, then
conducted an interesting "Round
Table Conference," on the work of
the prayeruieeting, missionary, and
look -out committees. Many points
helpful to League workers were
brought out.
EVENING SESSION
The session opened with a short
song service and devotional exercises.
The retiring President then intro.
duced the President elect, in a short
witty speech, and the new President
took charge.
Rev. G. N, Hazen, B. A., Sarnia,
then gave a most interesting and in-
spiring address on "The Pioneer Doys
of „Canadian Methodism," dealing
especially with Methodism in Ontario.
After this Rey, A. C. Crews spoke on
"Lessons from the Detroit Internat-
ional Convention." The motto of the
cortvention was 'Forward' and the
speaker emphasized the need of going
forward in temperance work, in mis-
sionary work, and in evangelical
work.
The choir of the Parkhill church
rendered some excellent music at this !Rale Coitumtbia are an example of what
session, must he done in Ontario and the
A vote of thanks to the people of lower .provinces when the trial com-
Parkhill for their hospitality was es. ,
passed. ' arUSCU•LA• 1 RHEUMATISbI.
Milburn's Sterling IIe'a.dache Po.vd-
ens give women prompt relief from
monthly pains and leave no bad after
effects wihCterver. Be sure you get
Milburn's. Price 10 and 25 cents.'All
idea:bars. ,
It as /annorunced that Hon. George E.
Foister, ea -minister of Finances,, who
tar the Last two yeaan has been Litvin{g
mostly thn Toronto, devoting himself
to 'various business interests,• will
again enter :politics,; this time, in Great
Bidt:ain, in association with Mr. Cham
berlairt, who has asked,for his assis-
thnee in the •propee tioof his, came
rp!aa.gn.
BEWARE OF WORMS.
Don't let worms gnaw at the vitals
of your children. Give, thence Dr.
Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup and
they'll soon be rid of these parasites.
Price 25 cents.
Mr. R. L. Borden, leader of tthe
Opposition, has given a note of warn -
.ung to his supporters throughout the
'country in regard to the coming elec-
tions. He adlviises all to be. ready
with their organizations -The Conser-
vative victarice in Manitoba and Brit -
DOWAGER LADY WALROND
Interment t rxnent at Bradfield
M.r. H. Wilkinson, Stratford, Ont.,
rayls, -"It affordls me, much ple!asurel
bo, say 'talxat I experienced •great relief
from Muscular Rheumatism by using
:two boxes of Milburn's Rheumatic
Pills." Brine 50c a box.
^--' •
Ofdicnal abatistios 'show that tb,d as -
We have been requested by Miss II. &eased value of farm property, in nen
Walrond, to publish the following Ibanuo has increased in six years from
from tine Western Times, Exeter, ,4557 463 270 bo $585,354,294. Thus Piro -
(Eng.,) ,
Ln . of the 6th. .inst.'
g ,
,�' mince is the chief pr!od•ucex of ,nxealtl
The remains /of the late Ilan, the and dairy .Pr/oducl,sn The +erxpor,ta tor
Dowager Lady Walrond were yesbelr- bacon have risen from 33,802,135 in 181'6
day interred in the graveyard adjoin- •6c 312,162,0673 lin 1902 ; cheese incrnate-
ingj�Ite chapel attached to the Bradi- rid fr:orn 15,956,571 dotss'19,686,291;, but-
Eie,ld es/bate near Cullom ton t r r
p the 'ter from, v$1,052,030 to 35,660,5.41. and
sit ea of Sir. William Walroncl, M. eggs tram biz to eleven million dol-
barn, in addition, bate total increase:
4e Dowager Lady, who died on in the exports of provisions was from
Tliu, ,aday ringht at Killerton Park. 331,000,000 to $10,000. In 1896 the i,m-
where she had b -ext living,
fo • x Cho) paint par{t!e to Onta,rho were 344.642,000 in
hives ve era was youngest Ithe es u485,235,11C
s,do the.
yY na' dough 1002I were.
y wlet
P.
W. F. PAYNE.
Fifty Iron -ox Tablets, inan attractive
aluminum pocket case, es cents at drug-
gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price. The Iron -ox Remedy Co„ 1,im-
xted, Walkerville, Ont.
London, Huron and ksrucc.
GOING NORTH- Passenger.
London, depart 8.15 .A, M. 4.40P. M.
Centralia 5.1 550
Exeter 9.30 6.0
Hensel). 9.44 6.15
Kippen 9.50 6.25
Brucefleld 9.58 6.33
Clinton 10.15 6.55
Wingham arrive 11.10 8.00
Gomm SOUTH- Passenger
Wingham, depart 6.e3 A. M. 3.15 P. ex
Olintcn 7.47 4.25
Brucefleld 8.05
Kippen .15
Exxeter 8.35
Centralia 8.46
London .arrive9.37
4.49
4.57
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5.10
5.25
6.12
FARM FOR SALE
Improved farm for sale lot No. 1. on
the 10th concession of -Osborne con-
taining 100 acres. For particulars
apply to L. WALKER, Woodham.
FOR SALE
At Elimville, a comfortable house
with 22 acres of land, having a good
garden with a choice variety of all
kinds of fruit trees and small fruits, a
never failing well of the best of water.
For particulars apply to the owner on
the premises or by letter to Wet. MIN-
ERS, Elimville P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE
A farm containing 90 acres of good
land, lot 6, con. 4, in the township of
Stephen. situated two miles west of
Centralia, There is on the premises
12 acres of fail wheat, 2 barns, one a
bank barn, with good stabling; well
fenced and drained,
2 good wells a
good brick house and frame wood
house, a good orchard. For further
particulars apply to PHILIP LANE,
Centralia,
ta Meow
Phi, signature is on every bo, of the. genuine
Laxative Brotlto.Quinine Tablets
the remedy that Caress is Cala in one tiny
i Clubbing Rates (cart 0$
Times and Keil &• Ezaellixe to a.zt,
19/�
05
Times a,21, i
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xl .t iso ]Gxltpixo t4z Jail.
Tinnes and Family Herald & Stax
Times and Family'Jerald '& Stars
to Jan., 1005 . 32' 00
'Irirn'ee &0 Wee11Y'Sur to Jaxx.
100
Yearly' subsoriboz's'toTinges am,d-34-61,i
will receive a handsome premiuin, pie.
tare entitled "The Victoria. /Cross,i"
an episode .of the 13oex• war.
Yearly subseribors to the Family
Herald & Star will receive a hood -
same picture and special prize,
Other additions will be made to this
list later.
U�GIES!
UuCxIES!
Dam Want
We have the finest stock in town
ail the latest styles, in the newes
colors.
Our prices are low as can be foun'
fforfirst-class material and workman
BEFORE YOU BUY
OftLL /IND SEE U&
J F Russell
Two Doors South Town Rail.
MEDICAL
W. B.ROWNIN tI' M. D. M. Q.
• P. S, Graduate Victoria )niversit7
office and residence. Dominion Labora-
tory, Exeter.
DENTAL
H. SINE MAN, L. D.S. AND
D. S. DR D S.,Honorl Gtr Graduate,
TorontoUniversity,xra extracted wiot pair'
sons bbllock. West side of1 faainhy
treet,`Exeter•
D.A. ANDERSON, (D• 13.8. i. D.S.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental. Surgeons or
Ontario, with honors Also Postgraduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
honorable mention.
Everything known to the Dental Professi.n
1wninum, s goldandvBulcanite e plates crowns,
by
the neatest manner ; p
possible. lA perfers
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 Asstnt,Nelr Come
PANT, of Toronto ; also for the Pxcxgix Ernie
NSIIRANOE COMPANY, of London, England;.
and LIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY. of Er
MONEY TO LOAN
ntnned apertinvest have farm or village property at owe
rates of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter.
rIONEY TO LOAN.
nonfardvapeestotto m anvilllgeroprtialwrae,,
of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main St. Exeter.
LEGAL,
FRED ELLIOTT
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to Loan
OI'FICE-(Formerely of Elliott and Gladman,
MAIN STREET, EXETER.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsony
Bank, Etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
8. R. CARLING n. .. L. H. DICESOW
FOR SALE -BRICK RE
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE ()ELAND IN
EXETER -We offer for sale on reasonable'
terms, that very desirable residential property
known as "The Hooper Homestead" situated,
on Lot No. 86, south of Huron Street, Exeter.
There is erected upon the land, a comfortable
and commodious brick dwelling! also the•
necessary outhouses. The house is in good re-
pair and has 9 rooms. The lot contains an acre•
of land and is excellently adapted for garden.
ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup-
ply of hard and soft water, The property is up,
to date and the terms easy. for particulars ap-
ply to b1CxsoN 8c Cenenve barristers Exeter'
or to A. E. RooPER, ReW P. 0„ Penna, U.
A., proprietor.
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADe MARIts
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