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en's Exta HeavyMoleskin Top at 750
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Wt 1.00 Men's navy blue Top Shirts to sell. at 90c
1.50 Men's heavy tweed Top Shirts felled seams
at 950.
1.75 Men's heavy navy blue serge Shirts, double
sewn at. $1.15,
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Whether you buy great or small,
We extend a welcome to you all,
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7c Flannelettes for.15 yards for $1.00 is
9c Flannelettes for 12 yards for $1.00
12 - Double Warp English Flannelette, heaviest
made, extra width and fast colors, our,
price 10c.
PIa!n Pink
Flannelettes
1221 English Twilled Pink Flannelettes our
price 10c
10c English Plain Pink Flannelettes our price 83c
Saxony Flannelettes
N Plain cardinal, white, pinks, very,soft finish, good
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32c plain twilled, light and dark ` greys for 30c
28o plain twilled, light and dark greys for 25c.
25c Light Grey Flannel reduced to clear at 20c
20c Dark Grey Twill Flannel to clear at 16e
Job Line Ladies' Vests
and Drawers
Were 75c each, our price while with us 50c
Carpets,
25c Patterned Hemp Carpet, 1 yardwide, for 20c
30c Stripe.Ribbed Hemp Carpet, 1 yd wide for 23c
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you investigate our eourees,nietkt-
od of inatrnotion,ah andaraOf grad -
nation and school equipment you
will agree that this is "Canada's
Best". Free Catalogue "D" ex, ,
plains all, Write for it.
A. L. BROWN, Principal.
Phone • 45
Locals
Miss D. Willis of Jxeter North,
spent Sunday with friends in Seaforth.
Mrs, P. Bawden and. son Fred, have.
returned home from Crystal City,
Man,
Mr. Geo. Ruby and daughter, MYliss
EtIle, of Dashwood, spent Sunday in
town the guest of Mrs. I. Hall.
Mrs. G. Manns who has been visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Jones, Exeter
North, returned home to Hensall
Monday.
On Tuesday the sale of imported
horses• belonging to Messrs Handford
& Elliott was well attended. The
horses brought good prices and nearly
all were disposed of.
Laverne, the young son of Mr, and
Mrs. F. Wood, has been seriously ill
au in
past the
gp t f ew days. At times
his life was despaired, hut he is now
considered out of danger.
Auction sale of farm stock and im-
plements, Mr. H. Brown has receiv-
ed instrections from gr, A, Nevin to
bell by .public Auction an lot 1, con. 1,
Biddulph, near Centralia at' 1 o'clock
sharp, on Friday, Noy. 13.
HAPPILY WEDDED. - On Tuesday
of
tex'noonn
o e of ourf maidens x t1,'lr i i ides 'n
the person of Miss L. Statham with
Mr, William He,anxan, of the 4th con.
Stephen drove to the Centralia Meth-
odist parsonage and were there by
the Rev. B. L.utton united in. Ihar-
riage. The happy couple immediate -
Ly drove to the resld _o,_
,ee of the groom
where they will at once take up with
the sterx?'realities of life. In the even-
ing tixe Crediton band serenaded the
happy couple. eStatham with her
P
. M iso
parents moved here remEngland in
the early spring of this year and pur-
chasee the property of Mrs. Wilson,
London -Road South.
COLLISION ON GRAND TRUNK
NEAR ST. MARYS
FIR'EM Leek KrI LL !EDx ENGINEER
BADLY. INJt7R'ED.
As the ,result of a serious collision
on the Garanid :Ttx unk ltadl:wa;v just west
of S t.c Marys, ekrlyeSaburday rr ve•,nin,g
Fireman Jorhtn Atkins, of Windsor, sus
tanned injurriee flaunt caliach hen died on
Sinmthx y morning, and Engines •,l orri
non, of Samnia'was badly injured.
Labe thn the afternoon a. double -head -
ler ,pu'llieid! ant •af Loln,dan, , . witan loco-
motives 370 nand 707. IThefront engine
Na. 370 was in charge , off E nginete
King and Fireman Atkins, batix of
Windsor, and the second engine No.
707 was iln .charge of Engineer Morri-
son, of Sasr7alia, and a fireman 'w'hose
name ,could not :be learned.,
As the double-header sped clang to-
wards St. Marys, a way freight, in
'charge of Conductor Frost, pulled out
of lint place, and proceeded west ito
az
Terms -Cash or Produce.
1 OPPLESZ'ONE & GA,R11r1v,Ie. 1" OPPLESTONE & GARDINE
General Mercha,n,t'e- General Merc'1 ant*.
Don't forget the old man
c
k.
with
the fish
on
his ba
For nearly thirty years he
has been traveling around the
world! and is still traveling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings
i
'nsthe s
tree
he so much needs.tl and flesh
To all . weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
are
now
old man with the fish
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Emul-
sion of pure cod liver oil ---a
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chex la,
'Toronto, lbtSntark't
500. and x$1.00 all druRlttats.
•
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N 0 Y
E 15th 1903,
(the nor -1 cIshos gwarrr,y, to pick up ,a
couple of ears. .Tri oar's of the my
freight were allowed to remain, on, the
main tine whin ,tire Iocomottre wont
down to the quarry swurtch,, to piolo up
Oho oars, 4,124,00 dgUble-tioadar; wlnieh,
it is said by t'Ixe o,tficzaals, had orders to
avoid the vva r .freight, igrnorecl the or -
dors, a%ad'oracdhed into the ears' stand.
Wig on .'i(bte xxi}a',i ' llpg9,
The chock was:terr fic, zoveraa oe the
cars being badly sashed •and beauxt
pl
Lesninotires of the double-header suf-
'£etrsag greta(tly. No. 370 being almost
,l!;ixontan Atkins was,t:lxte, most seriou
wsrly injured •and, he wee removed to Se.
Marys,, where he died about midnight.
Engineer Morrison had bath legs
crushed and his back injured, but he
vete c able to be, Dean itte,hiehome un
Sarnia,
'Engineer Xing 'and his fireman comp
ed, without injury. Physioa,os.. from
Sit. Marys attended the injured'men'
Wresknng crews from Landon ,anti
t 7
Stratford were •an the scene in a•slioxf
tixntx, but it.took until 6 o'ploek Sun-
day.m,oremiag to dear the; track.
A,n, inquest will beheld:.on tae body
of Firremaan Atkins. Ile reaves a, wife
en W,ind;sor.
AN AUTUMNAL MEMORY
W jxc4a t,be\ anttllinn skies are graying
' and the earth is turning brown,
And Cho lela;ves i,n ;l o1clereeho,weas from
,C]in loos acre falling down,
Memory cin its silent pinions wings
away towards tCwa 'days
When the srun, of youth wan she3duug
on our head its golden rays,
We aan roe the shoellis of fOde' stand-.
ng just se 'when we tett,
Sere the chipmunks holding acorns tin.
;tih(eaia- claws so sharp and deft ;
Hear the hick'ry nuts Dome failing
kha g rO,+:1 old sh'aJJ 1 bark .trees,
When eherirr 11;3xbs Were softly'shaken
by tam fing'elrc on the breeze, n
We can hear 4he t e}
urk ••
s,tAS+obbling(in
the barnyard 'erase the lane ;
fleast the hu;1 cuing orf the . txxrre•sberrix
' o.Ua ItIng out the golden grain ;i
..a a the yellowy old,:cow'pumplauns lying
thick upon the ground.,
With the stubble of the cornstalks
shia.rply hedging them around.
But the very sweetest music, that came
to our boyish stars,.
Music that has clung unto us through
.t ra fl t
fb to ere v(;ani nyears,
Wasthe a
b music that started was •
start„ri by
atatiett of. the brtaeze,-
Hi:ck',ry nuts a, rattling downward
from the shraiggyrshellbark trees.
Howl us wild i:^k-healad youngsters,
.
ers,
hardy produ its of the farm,
Hastened to the near -,by woodland
(pillowslips bung on our arm,
Lading echoes with aux laughter,;ans-
wa, r i,ng the bol -white's call,
When the treat was an the fences. and
'the nuts began to fall.
Busy were our 11ttic,tfingersiia•we fill-
ed, s muslin. Ciba p
Lem in slips
Rade •art times the exclamations that
would ripple from our lips,;
As we'd guy the shied, ixntlr'ude)ns, sent',
wnbt-dr'es'sed• bgys from town.
Out among the sshelibaa•k hick'rye
\When; title, mete twerre fadllira' do,wh.
Looking back o'er life so ridrdled:willh
pleasure and its pains,
Math its seasons glad with sunshino
and its days of cthillingrains,
Like ten eye -spat -kiting jewel in;' rllhs9
.metalry crown a,hhaze,
Comes tire joyousrecollecting of those
careless bohood days ;
Comes a picture •of the farm house,, of
the crooked old rail fence,.
Of the saucy squirrels barking in :the
woods so deep and dense,
Of the t'eta,ves so softly rustling when
d'itsturbed by passing breezes,
And lino hitck'xy nuts. a'falling from' been basely victimized,
Ciba grand old ehedlbark trees. Mr. Edward Badley, of Port Huron, -James B. Adams, in lflve,D•envearPost.
has begun la suit: in the (courts' at
Saimaa against the Grand Trunk ;rail -
A DRUGGISTS OPINION. way from $10,000 damages on. acciiu+nt
cif .bhe killing 'of his wife in the Wan-
ssbatd. wreck. It is understoiod that
wens. Clement Bodley will begin, anpitjh(-
err suit far $10,000 an account of the
death of her husband in the same dis-
aster., The railway company than set -
Lied with Thomas L'y'nch for the death
of ,his .daughter.
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g digestion, pure blood, steady
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Fifty Iron -ox Tablets, in an attractive aluminum pocket
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GENERAL NEWS
Owen Sound School Board Inas lis-
ca'rd,ed the vertical system of :writing ( For Infants and Children.
in. the aac.hoals of that town.
Some 20 young ladies have enrolled
themsemtves in the domestic Science j 33ears the
ciares'es at the Ontario A,gricuktux;al
College. lt•ture of
',!
The Kind You Have Always Bought
'The Daudet d 'as Huhner hass been utl>l •
T
t Col. 7.assac of loron'to
A , for ,
000. The 33a.nner was for years icon-
ducted by the late A.
. It is understood that i1lr. Ross'sem-
vices to Constitutional Imperialism
will be rewarded by his elevation to
the House of Lords. The title will.be
Baron North Renfrew.
T,he Pont Huron Thresher Go. ,have
purchased from the .Indians of ' the
Sarnia reserve 172
acres of la d e-
, n
x
t'encking
from bkw gravel road to the
edge of St. Glair River, the price be-
ing a200, per acre. •
O:vier ten tans •af onions :grown on
three-quarters of an acre of land is the
record which Mr,William m Scarrow,}
am Owen Sound gardener, iss'able. itso
report. Mr. Sparrow estimates that
rile has a ;net profit on the crop; of ov-
er two hundred dollars.
A Hamilton meelmnie has perfected
an automatic shocker 'that can be at-
laughed to any ordinary reap er. This
aClaahment receives the sheaves as
' '
come from the hi•nd�er, and wh
'e r nd e
(bey la
the required number is collected they
afire seit up in shook by the machine.
Me Grand Trunk Railway has noti-
fied Galt coal dealers of a ten cont re -
cion in the freight rate an •a
re-
duction h rd
coal from Niagara to Galt. , The am-
ended bailiff is 90 canto a ton. ,Tans; is.
the result of a prolonged agitation on
the part of the Galt ooal men and
Board of Trade.
At the annual meeting of he W. 04
T1 TL, in St. Thames, Rev. J. Oliver, of
Listowel severely arraigned; the il,os(s
Government for the way in which it
had v'iatimized and broken faithewith
the people who espoused they cause of
temp xe'rance. If he ha.d any leanings
..politics said the speaker he leaned
toward the Government which he
dared to aniticize, by which .the tem-
perance people of the province' had
Mr. W. J. 'Sties: en, ' Ambin, Mall.)
wri,l s : "Our customers : speak• so
highly of Atibbmrra',s Sterling Hcya,d
alc'bre Powders •tha't it a, +pleasure to
reco•mmelad tihem to ' athhe rs. They
never disappoint but always cure."
Price 10c and 25e.
THAT ALASKAN BOUNDARY
"Bamlrrisster-at-Law" writes to the
News: "Since Ciba jaixtburlat cif waillingts
caused by tibe'diiss,einiting wwrids and ac-
tiolns'of our ',Commissioners have,
eider and sus Canadianslook more
seemly into tans finding, and, learn that
by the award we get nearly hale the
disputed territory and the outlet to
Lha sc(a we contended for, and the chief
islands a;l the entrance of the Part-
TaalCanal,. ilea on.co
mmanau
ng
Porni Sim(peo'n, though they heve;long
been in possession of the Yaiiloees,' I
think it is tim," ewe( call a halt on our
abuse 'cf the chairman of the commit-
tee, especially as many whose opinions
tare entitled to 'greatwei;giblt laclnsidetr
that we have been awarded all that
we are .entitled to under the articles
of referencece from a judicial �Land
point, and t'ha't the eminent jurist( ab -
tabled for Canada, all that was pas-
sible. The hgenetrlaL ,public imagine.
that the Amiere'(oasns got all they asked
end t t we have been robbed ff o a
for a Ihra, b
Lange porton of tern coast lige, but tars
a matter of face, two insignificant is.
lane all tduat we seriously made claim
tor, an the coast that Wei did' Rot. get.
I am. pleased to see that the reception
committee almost una'nimouslytagreed
,C'h'at a civic reception to 'thea commis-
sioners t• return would b .a
onalai'eir 6
naietake. Already too many slurs
bjitvre been cast to an upnil ht jud,ge,.
who. has maintained 'a :,dignified sil-
enpe. Leat us give "British fair ploy."
we IODIC font it." ,
SUFFERLD 15 'SrJA1i,S.
Mt1s. Wxn. Ireland, 170 ' Queen St.
c of illy.; well/.ra Co wife East, Toronto, , f
lon:onr,q •wluo.lmali^r'}r suffered from .,in -
i
digestion, and constipation for over 15
yelair(s. No;Axing did her 'any good ti11
she tried Laxa-Liver. Pills, which eur-
iied bor. ,
Judge Hughes, o(fflciai referee of
fibra winding -up •of the defunct Elgin
Loan Co., .has ,issued an; order denland-
ing that all s'topk-'haldarrss who 1xarvie
not :paid 50 per cent. of tibair holdings
Must make good the balancer on or be-
fore': the 10th day of November. There
are about 30 share -;holders effected;
raln,d, Ciba amount is 72,899,75.. About•
hale of 'This amount is due in stock,
paid by George Rowley, the late man-
ager.
The large lIa
ttew
as hotel,1 built
by Hiram Walker '& Sane "at Kingp-
•cville over 15 years ago, and for, many
years• the most widely known and
favored summer resorts of west On-
eariO, is a Thing of Ith,e, past, , for a
gang of mein under the .direction of
Violar Williams, a contractor of
Wi,ndsson, 'has commenced to tear down
the. stately str'ecture. W. P. Beyerr,
of Detroit, the present owner, has
found the building unprofitable as an
hotel, and will sel1 thelumbearand
timbers used in its construction.
One short year ago Mr.13lniir. was set
,
on, high by the Grit Wrests as a "viii sti[
Nli,nistar in "a cabinet of all the., tal-
ewte.". To -day none so poor among
them to do him reverence, Onithe con
Crary their columns teem w•itbt flouts
and jeers regarding the man who, had
'Ube courage to &ace them against a
p+r'oposhal involving extravagant,' Wan-
ton waste of public money's. Evenrthe
lire Ssnnators whose appointments Ire
was linat,rumental in securing have
turned their banks upon hixn. Buono
is not left friendless by any means.
into
immigration
In cleat year's the
Canada has increased ei,ghteold.. In
the fiscal year eluded with last June,
the •a(rnivals totalled 1.25,000, and 'Eu-
rope supplied leas Irbran two-thirds of
r
rrty
,,1 thereImm' x'a
mta arrived blue anlflua. >.g
from every State in the :Union. No-
thing in regard to the development; of
western Canada is more striking than
trine lmrrnledi of American farmers bo
Sill its
fertile prairies-
Eight
years
n
ak310 tint., number , of AmArsicra<ni:l, . Who
went. to Canada with the intention of
id
i
lresng in the Ikeninion wail less than
;fifty. In the last fisulal year there
ovei ° nearly 641,000.
r
Ti to tai a
uSerige ot that part of the
Dominion known as weaitern Canada
including Manitoba and all lands from
,l;hre'rle to the Rookies and about six• or
seven hundred miles north from the
intemelt:1onel boundary, is about 2,-
321,000,000 apes, Of itis, about 25,-
000,000, a,criestare being uti•lizedior •bavla
been t•ransfarre.d from the Crown to
the railways for homesteads and for
other purpases of
production, and
there
is this
year under tan() the ridiculously
Small proportion of •3,123.,003t
m n
e
1
From this area of lend
there haus been
,,cissa a *op Yv:hi.01i will gime tt dal return, return, it is esttim,aed, sufficient'
to allow to The total population now
residents within the area outlined. (J,
000 as a salary for this year's produc-
tion.
A despatch from Drayton says;Con-
s'vderable expitetmentti was caused by the
supposed diseovieiry of gold on 1,11e
tenth concession of Maryborough, near
D,ratan Mr. Glummue, whilst drill-
ing a well, encountered a very hard.
rook ,nit the depth of about one; hun-
dred and thirty feet. The rock wap
eppare;otly .of. a ,different kind i;rotxxl
arn;y encountered!before, and. on steam .
thingtam articles brought upbyth
Ox xe
p g
sand pump, it was found. IN beta, rock
of a.ldary grey Dolor amongst which
were a number of ;par buclesr of a metal
of a. yellow color, in size fromi the head
to the point of a pin. Further 'exam-
iixal on ahoaied that: they were' very
heavy and ductile, and not affected
by either hydnachiorit or nitric acid.
A aam(pbe has been sent. to ibe,assayed„
and the result is awaited with much in
tere(Jt. If the ps(rticles should: prove
to bre gold, therein no doubt the rock is
one of I ha (richest ear discovered in
Catnaida.
London, Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORM- Passenger.
London, depart........ 8.15 A, Ar. 4.40p, N.
Centralia . 9.1 . 5.50
Exeter 9.30 6.0
Hensall 9.44 6,15
Kippen ........ .. 9.50 6.25
Brucefteld 9.58 6.33
Clinton 10.15 6.55
Wingham arrive. 11.10 8.00
GOING SOUTE- Passenger
Wingham, depart 6,13 a. M. 3.15 P. N
Olintrn 7.47 4.25
Brucefteld 8.05 4.49
Einpen .15 4.57
Hanson .22 5 02
Exeter 8.35 5.10
Centralia 8.48 5.25
Loudon .arrive.,.... _9.37 6.12
MORTGAGE SALE
HOUSE AND LOT IN (EXETER
Coder and by vinliue of•.tihe powers
•ogntnined in a certain mortgage,
lWhich will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be offered for sale by
public auction
Saturday, November 21., 1903
'At ethic honer of 3 Ir.' m. at
Hawkshaw's Hotel in the Village of
Exeter.
03y Mr. Jdh+n Gall, auctioneer, the,fol
, lowing property, namely,
.Lot number Seventeen (17) went . of
William Street and south of Ann.
Street in the said village of Exeter,
6a'dbrta' Second Survey, containing'
one-tifrtih of an acre more or less.
TTL4dre, lie te.eraene cottage cnntaikxinip
Live roams, and a good frame barn
on the 'priapefrty.
TERMS.
Twenty !puna cent, of the purchase
money to be 'paid down at Ciba time' of
sale -and the balance in thirty days.
:thexesefter, without interact.
Pclr furithcr ,parbic :Tars and cotadi-
tans of sale sapp];y to
OLADMAN & STANEURY
Vendor& Solic i tors.
Exeter, 3rd Ncrvic(mber, .' 1903..
pA.RM FOR SALE
sale No. 1. on
a •forlot
farm Improved
the 1th concession of Usborne con-
taining 100 acres. For particulars
apply to L. tVALXElt, Woodham.
FOR SALE
At Elimville, a comfortable house
with 2i; acres of land, having a good
garden with
h a. choice y
ariet'y • of all
kinds of fruit trees and small fruits, a
'never failing well of the best of water.
owner For particulars apply to the Cvner on
the premises or by letter to Wnt, MIN'.
Eft$, Elimville P. O.
Cluibbing Ra ea for t 90
Mass 'aaa;d Mail & Empire to ;ran.
1005.
Timers and Family lferald Star
Times ahnd family Herald '& Star
to a'a n., 1905. .,.. 1 75,
Times e,a Weekly Sun to •Jan.
1905 , l r5
Yeatrly su:beenibers to Times and M.ailG
wtill raeeivc a handsome premium pig-
ture entitled ",Che 'Vittoria Cross„'
an episode of the Boer war.
Yearly subscribers tui bba Family
Herald & Star will receive a hand..
s0 picture nild special prize.
Other additions will be made to this
l list later.
BUGGIES!
BUGGIES!
Do you Want a Baggy?
We have the finest stock in, town
ail the latest, styles, in the Iaewee
colors.
Our prices are low as can be '•foun e
for first-class material and workman
Ship,
BEFORE YOU BUY
CALL AND BEE US.
J F Russell
Two Doors South Towr Hall.
MEDICAL
W.BJ?OWN1Nu M. D. Ai C.
• P. 8, Graduate Victoria ,n�asrsity
office and residence. Dom o
e in n
Labora-
tory,
Exeter.
DENTAL
H, KINSMAN, L. D. 8. AND
DR. A.R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S.D. D. S., Honor Gradnate
of Toronto University; Dentist.
Teeth. extracted without' pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan-
son's block. West side of Main,
treat,' Exeter'
D.A. ANDERSON, (D• D. 8.1. D.S..
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Postgraduate of
ChicagoS
cool o€.Prosthetic Dentistry (with
tb
honorable mention.
Everything known to the Dental Profession.
done in this office. Bridge work, crowns, al-
luminum, gold and vulcanite prates all done ire
the neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic otic vsed forpainless
extrac-
tion.
Office one door south of Carling Bro's store
Exeter, Ont.
INSURANCE.
ERNEST ELLIOT,
Agen for the WESTERN ASSURANCE COM -
RANT, of Toronto ; also for the PHOENIX Fns
NSURANCE COMPANY, Of London, England ;
R
ALLIANCE INHIIANCE COMPANY, of Erb
and
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funda for invest
went upon farm or village property at lowee
rates of interest.
DICRSON & CARLING
_Exeter.
(`'jONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
loan on farm and village properties atlowratee
of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main St. Exeter,
LEGAL.
FRED ELLIOTT
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to Loan
Or+rier-(Formerely of Elliott and Gladman,),
MAIN STREET, EXETER.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers Solicitors Notaries. Conveyancers.
Commissioners, Solicitors,
for the Molsons
Bank, Etc.
Money toLoan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
S. R. chemise B. A. L. H. DICKSON
FOR SALE -BRICK RE
EIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OFI'AND 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 -
of land andia rooms.
llilently The
dapted for s' garden
ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup-
ply of hard and soft water. The property is up
to data and the terms easy.!orparticulars
app
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ply to bloxsoN & CARLING barristers Exeter
or to A. E..Hoomsr, Frew P. 0„ Penna, U.
A., 'proprietor.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COW/RIGHTS &C.
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