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1^lE EXZ i f..R T1M..
Entrance Examinations
T1i following is he list of c
dates passed by the Board of E
finers to. West Huron, tog..tliez with
t ai e . T1Leto-
tal number required ss is 550
mark.,. The number of candidates
writing, was 366,: awl or iheee 303
have passed,
EXETER.
lSZillie Eissett C89, Irene hand
O16, Fella Ilawwkirks 744, May 1ta
andi-
ram-
nagpiozai The Exeter Times
BROWNING, IL D., ISL 0,
P' S,, Graduate Victoria Uni- ---.--
versify, .Once.5551residenenee. Dominion 31ti71351)Al'> Ly list•, 90.1
Dabotatory, Exeter,
1)D.NTA.l.
1.r.m \LAN, D. D.S. ANDDLt f3.
D. S. D. D, S.#Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist,
'Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after Oafeobookk. Westsioa
e'', -Exeter
1A ANDERSON, (O• R' N.
DENTIST.
Remoraradvate of the Toronto 17niveroity'
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. with honors ^Also Postgraduateof
CbieagaSehoolofProsthetic Dentistry (with
honorable mention.
E:w•ergthinra hnow+Taa to the Dental Profession
done -in this race. Bridge work, crowns. al,
eureinutn, gold and vulcanitepUlates all domain
the neates6 manner possible. A gerfectiyr
harmless suaesrhetro used for painless estrac^
Lion,
dice one !tour south of Cashel; Bro'sstor e
tec.Ont.
tee£ 1 R T
l'Xiva to fund, 10 lean on l Dims ptrcperty at Poe
;land one half per rent,
EItNEST' ELLIOTT
EY TO LOAN
nlimitet3 privets feuds far invest
tam or village property et lona
rest;
VIORSON fe C'ARLING
Exeter.
O Y TO LOAN.
We ease A large slmowlnt of private tends
°en on farm and Tillafgeproperttes at We're
of intevest
CI,A1/3 4, $ SUNIWRY
etagere Sollef tore, Main Se Exeter
,. a~
CA
Locals
Chesl'ey ,r.vans is visiting his tir(1-
tlaer, :SLr. ., Evans. of London.
Ur, A. Chesney, of Toronto. ,spa&.
Sunday with his awn', Mrs. G..A,.K,
AloLeo:i.
23e, pays for the Times till the
end of 1904 -for new suitisoribers
only,
See how to (t,•ceive yourself into
s;avi:ng money .an Sovereign Bank :id,
oa last page.
.Miss May Purvis, of Toronto, is
visiting llor cousin, +'Hiss Tana IIe-
Donald, TJaames Roa),
Mrs. Iiealtie and Miss .R a
Seldom, offnge s mr11n.
L x, z of 1, a r:, the gust
of Mrs, G. Sauawell.
,Mr. I•'. E. Kara has .reeaiv al his
k%ow atltefoobile and is now enjoying
many pleasant outings,.
$tfiss ATaud Porter, r.f Clinton, 1m'
been engaged to teach for the fall
toaIn at the - Cra•diton Public school,
15Zrs. Janie,. Wanless, left on nen,
day ,for .her Howie in Duluth, accom-
panied by ;alias Pearl Tiolligy, taking
the heat from Sarnia.
Mr, Nelson C txi+ ww hu leas been
employed in the (1. T. 11, eta, test hero
fol some time, has Iwo appointednight operator at Luoaall.
The contract for -putting in of
the furnace in James-st
church ;and pi:Nonage ww as awarded
to the Vas I+'urnac 'Vo,, of Toronto.
EXETER 5 nKETS
IWheat per lmsbell . 55 to8,4
pats 11L'w , . , . :S1) to 31
p Ballet ;15 to 39
E Floor. 4:?.50
i Dotter
.Eggs ,,,.. 13
4ltoni.. 13
ll; llvt' aceight .81,69 to
I00
to 54,00
ork U e,sed , ;19.25 to 56.25
Turkey ,.,.
Ducks 1
°aieken n
O1FICE1•-31
#.'t« MATING B.
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rx
A. C. RAMSAY, V, S.
Bogor Graduate Ontario Vetorincrr (ro1.
lege; Honorary 'Fellow in Ontario w"ptetitmr
Association, AP dlce:ses of domestic animals
sclentitle,'►1lyttested. Atilk fever treated by
the latest oxygen treatment,.
OFFIVE Yt ] : one door south of Town 'Ian
Cl•,Gll)I::it1I : t,eeond house north at Pres
-
byteriaa church.
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US1301110 fiibb 6rt.
Farmer's Mutual f)re Incur-
ant6omp8111j,
$
Ci Office, Farquhar: Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, AN, Dr nx xel P. U.
Vice -Pres...--• W, H. L'ASSMORE,
FA DRA , P. 0.
xt ltP
2
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I< L 'I' x Ail.::\ P. 0,
J4: Xn
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J. A. Woxirtrs, CuO ART r P. Q.
Wm, W , Bow, Bo Nlioxr� Q.
1. L. IL:t1ssE1'+4a, RussELx)Araa P. 0,
AGENTS,
. C,3xt.'wIZC1TAa>:1L, STAx r:3,, ONT.
A. DUNCAN FARgtaae.n,' OST.
a. WILSON, 1•"i.'r..'C AUTON, ONT.
3. S. G1LS'1LLAN, L13cAN, ONT,
13. W. F. BEAVERS,
Seo..-Treas. Farquhar.
�OR SALE CLIEAP,-At
eemfortable bouseovIth 2r
o1-v2iflace-
,
area; or, land blaring; at good tiviitll
• a. choice Ter.:late' 02 ali kinr1 oaf fruajt
;troe3 andexuail fruit, ai, never faun
ng
�rtwell of the beast of water. For par-
ticulars npiRlyj to the; owner, m'.
;1YLinev, Exeter
FOR SALE
�
con, in U'sborne. con-
taining
Lot ..3, a , G,
tanning five antes of land. Good brick
house, stable,good orchard and gar-
den. This property is A mile from
'Thames Road Post Office,and must be
sold to close estate. Terms easy. For
Parti
culars apply to Tu
ols CAMER-
ONEsq., Farquhar Po.
01$ALE
.--;Brick house a
nd nea
r'
1f.,one half acre of land, at Ellen
-
,The lcuse contains' 8 rooms
1r
in jg'ooei repair 1thronfglaou ;G oub
4w
�e11
sof water, also stabile. 9. num-
ber of fruit treediand a quantity* of
awaall ;fruits. Satisfactory reason; Par
e�sUilntg• "perms ea:s .--,Aap'ply 'Uo
ITACE VALE,` EiimwrulIe, star o Jam.
£itnallaafcamp, iCxeater.
SHORiTROLi,N aDURHA.Ai '11aULLS
for aaie.--'The undersigned has for
sale 7 pure bred Durham Bulls with
pedigree or eligable for registration
My aged bull whioh.is the sire 'of the
olherdc, es included in theotfferring
and 'has proved himself a.surer stock
getter. He was sired by Riverside
Stamp, 'which did such good service
in the herd of J. and W. B. Wait,
`" of Salem, and is a : half ,aprotbor to
Star of Morning, recent}y, owned by
James Snell, of Huilett, which took
first ,prize at Landon fair and sold
at his dispersion sele•for 8400. Apply
on Lot 16, Conceazsiere2, ,Bay, or 'John
Elder, Hensa.11 P. O.
FOR$
SAI4`1 :-An
:exeollebn
4 Barra asses situated .
on a
good gravel road, holt way between
Giodcri:ch and Lucknow. , ll' 14 mita i
from .Dungia;nnon a.rirl 120 prod„ ,_"rorn
tacirool. The farm has splendid build-
ings., The baw.>, ist 3%r 150 .fiaa.,t. At'
present there are 50 acres in crop and
30 acres in bay. The fences are in
diras�C-;c:latas cio,mdiwtidn: Neves taili'n,?;
•ni ,il, (riC excell.ant water, 4 acteia orf.
bus, and measly 4 guiles ,of; unchei;
Ltnmediate po,ssessibn .1f
s I o he
ciecxa.rci . This � wwill ,bei a snap t
IA
quirk purchaser.' for:11111.1par-
ticulare., apply to Dry 1). A. Anderson,
,I xeter P. O.
OTI( TO TORS
Ia1
the motor oi' the estate of Ant-
broseAllen, late of the Township
of Stephen, in a he County o1
11ttron, rammer deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that
pursuant: t o It. 8, 0.,, 1897, Cap -129:
All persons having rl,•tims against
the t
wltodied r of
r
orabout thsaid e�th rd clay
of '.larch, A. 11., 1901, are required
to send by post pre -pail, or to deliv
or 1a I eixneth Goodman, of the town
of Parkhill, ill the -county° of Mid-
dlesex, Solicitor for t )ie Admin-
istratrix. on or before the Oth day
of August, A. D., 1904, their names, 11
addresses and description, and a full Litz
atementf
o particulars
of their blas
claims and the nature of the scour- jar e
its`, (if any) 11o1d by them, duly car- Pin
tafied, and that after the said day kin,
the Adminrstratrax will proceed to )3
distribute the assets of the deceits- Clta
od among the parties entitled there- Her
to, having regard only to the claims la
of which they shall then have
Dated at y .. ve notice ell
1'Ltrltlrili, this l+tlz day of Nell
July 1(904. Coott
klALVINA, ALLEN,
Joni
]yen
by Kenneth Goodman. ciotk
ford
wk -
ins
5117, Ile Johnston 584, wl au:l;
Johns 606, Lulu Martin 5111, Edith
elel ey 615,,Leah Roznnaer 783, Ida'1
Rowe 589, Jessie Russell 653, Bien -
Cite
Sltcero 003: .Brost ,Snell 5'78, Floe
849. '•�- c,.,
til Clea mated } 1' I'1 i a
u
c.
sio Sweet 610, i$ophi;t Worry
DorothyWorry 715, „'rank Dam
13obter, 594, Chcsley Evans 641,.
Yd Cotlwiu 658, Case Howard
Frankie Knight 629, Ylarry lie
635, Win. J. Trott 691. John Wes
er 593.
Sop Id Werry obtdeinc'd tli;; 1ti,
est marks in history., 84; and D
thy Were): the bigbest mark in
tat ion, 09.
616 Wrt. G. Bissett 687, M a
:11,unic sprout, at Bessie S }
JULY 21Mt foot.
CONTI
Those who are gaining
and strength try re>utar treat -
meat with -
SCOWS Emulsion
sttottrac- t;e the treat -:r
, Nail?????ttl!Mtflttttl?f??1tf
w►-
*meg.--,.
Q„
in h u .fens r; s,, t .., n, ro-
l nr tragi i c3-
"t1Cl >rr niik11
do r a:
tib. i 1 . e iie[1 to
,4..:`i- tlw{. 1'. e'.:t-'•C.1 1,
• ,•e Fant ' �,,.
,.v *, 1
c: , t
rico / May _w1.c51ichaeL . slain:vy, a'i.1ty
l,la-3esb}.: Robinson
72o,l bel Storey, _;Greta Thompson,
r't
lien Alice Waugh, Marion Waawic2.rat
MYTH
«b-� uonors /sella M. Dyer, Alrr:xt ; m
Do ,Collinson, J3nrm,:ntwel ',yore \: i111•t n '�-
c?icT 7a'nblyn. a iwe-
_
1 ,15s. --Nina E. Peasley, Jivse AT, ; .��.
i
Cowen. ,ni txudc Gibson, Iva, Go -ii i rr, 1 1114 --
• Elle R11;.t Jacobs, Adeh.licic Jerkins. ''an.. 6
nie A, Mason, Della Marshall, Oily?,
(iflu 1):'atrrson, Annie Rent, Mars .:S L, ,,. ,,,..
,k)t9- Y er
libazn, Della J, Scott, Fv;a
c)11rk-" L.oui^: t 'r . • fa'ioi11lph {, 00 --
ger
Tim nay. Stanley `
ger , n1eS C1az•k, Ralph t
•,e • cos, Fred Jackson, Willie It. jack -
son, Ja)'» L entp,, 3ahn Potter, Jitbn
S. ltotlger, \3'i11 '4\'atfson."�
HAY
4. S. No, 2-,^311abel Dining 67& 1
sig Welslk 7W; William J. Russell
No. 8- Bessie Love hOl; Flossie C•
well 61)6; I.t,wreuee Hagen i581; J'
R. Taylor 7x)1. Nc, ,,- lioy Gvi
095; \o, S,-.Jnlrn Cestreicher
Elmore Truepaan 576.
UENSALL,
1anam liki111rd-., (1Iadys %:raanc,,
088, Pearl art Beek 723, Plossi'
730, Maud Petty 65, i3 aaarie Rrv-
hnolds 683, Vera Welsh 677. Alfrilti
Clart, 714, Ivan LFerguson 671. ;`Ra
Griefer 692, ?Wm;. AiCArtbur 6
1;erne Stonrulan 662.
O1 EDIT03N
l''r^,cser Braun 629, Guru z Sww e
rc z 727, Madolin'' 13 ort r: rh a 7.:6, \\
iaurgat TI'11 674,
0A$11W001)
Eldon Goetz 588, (Dive 1•','r,rt
Albers Walton 554.
E.PRICU
Victor Appel 692. Fred. i';, 11
753, Edwin Koehler 581. Man..
Rennie 137, Rosie Either '156 3,
hfatut 064, Luella; Wes.'laalt 60
Pt'atrl \Vuriz 635.
L'CA N
;If f a Todg;in% of Lucatn wwin a l b
fibs s 1olarsit}p, saluted :at ;rile ,anis
'111tofna: \\'}tit(;, of 13irl, ills' a>c
res loud, valued at $4, offered ity Inman
76, High. School hoard, There were 92
csancliclates. and 7., wen surfs •5,fitl,
The number of marks r, Dor al to
1t. pass were 05r1, 1
al• i t'ii•]s.-_ s ary Ain ay i•.''.,;1, fear
slthury 634,' Julia Bloomfield 6*0,
L'iarence inoorfi•: tel lr} i, lam ,
us; Brown €30, Irene May Cain 0:0, Lu-
I, Lt Clark 570, Estella Corbett 703.
Mad('i.j Cotter 700, 11Z t ourcan 57.2
Jennie Fitzgerald 97, 1,11 ,en Glavin
t. dm Angela spavin 053, Josephine
P (GI trio 150, Loretta Glavin . t
1lvirr „9) 13c
at, la Grieve 745, Alice Bat'ding 755, I,a
nes Ilodgins 064, Constance IIodginI'',
722, :Marjorie Ito iguts 6-6, 11i'f.t lied.'
gins 86?, Ahoy^ llugle•s 512, tiaomi'
John�at.a/1 704, Ida Rem 6411, 1,rc.det
re Rent 7x.8, Marguerite Marlin 811.
r• . Katie McLaughlin 637;, J,oui.4.e :no-
t- Lean 550, Sire McMillan 730, Myrl1
o Alunee 711, Ada Nell 791, eletry 0'-.
tz Mara 705, Mary Press 633, Ae
41 Reeve 589, 11ri * 4l 1Vht•Mahaa 577.
'e Iloy v....L1ow•tl Abbott 776, Previte:1a
y Arksoy CO3, Violet Burnett 595.
ll Joseph Casey 582. $ice,,y Creighton
Cow
633, Clara ;)owning 7111, Bert Poe
11 5567,Alfred Fe 6x12, Earl Grose 6.24
1; Wilfred Tull 848, Hervey llarikettt
C01, Wilfred Rl.'odgins 7077, Harold
,r'
lia(lgine 738, Gordon th elgius 733,
Lloyd 1iadgini 060, Willie J'aackeon
' 622, Herbert Langford 631. Stephen
y; Laughlin 504, Gordon Marshall .567
t' jack McRae 720, Edwin r4iiller 550,.
IJSBORNE
S• S No. 1--V1etctk'}at Ft'r;� of on C?
k llta 11.1)n Down ; t;5. Ataal:t'l al tat ragg•t
07 ; ;laths l White 610, Net '2.41,1 y
+Stowinu t 505 No, , 3-.Adelincw Tor
boil 1117, earl Copeland 0731; ledww�r
Oar diner 700, No. 4-Aibe�r•t ,I',,atNto
$32; A)on, ?.lay 702; Lydia Ear,dtor
744. No 5-�lennie Feagno 760; EMI(
Ketn:ck Glitz; Clark Fisher' 015; \'4*o le
Wyman 6(11• No, _0, -,.+lives 13ortryhi
0+52; J' lalssit' Francis 030; Itttlu rt C,1w
fall 698; Wilfrid Johns 557; :attic'
Johns 57111. No 7-Vea'a`Batten 701
Edna Taylor 071; Roy Ooultis 057.
STEPHEN
8, S. No. 1 -Anna 13. NleCoy, 1i13
Elva. 3\ indsne 722; Rletinal C nff:ts.7r
Alvin Baker. ;503 ; Samuel Mt('uy u 51
Lassie Uri\;angirtuct, 0757 ; 1, k;ia(,
Windsor, 662 V` (Lia Lizzie. Saander,
55513 ; llt'rlaeceP, Beaver, ti1S T'hclnaats
Srindtl'a7(10t51at+�}.x+•11 i�Villie6I97;.:J.d
'�ar(h ‘Villin G:33;J 1giu Amoy 011.1 No.
0,-.. Chester Alac\ rhtnni'''(110 Sep
School, a•Mary Ryan 733.
Sanders
Ezra Moss 587, Floy.1 Morgan 758,
' Aylmer Morley 690,' ldalliert Morley
711•., Clifford Mw eo .5x1, George: Oben
youn 789, Timis, Patten 677, harry
Roberts 679, Hazel Rabb/son, 751,
Duncan Ross 7x'6, Jlarry Sincleur 625,
Arthur Stanley 551, James Toohey
6dl, CScott Trevethicl: 4957 Tltornaq,
£3'aG Ryerson \\' '
AI'GILLIVRA;
, S. No. 5-. Pearl Short 571.
CLINTON'
onors.-Girls, Mary Chant. Alta
d Cook, o , Cletat Ford, Nellie kinks,
ry 1 etehen, Laura King, Mar-
e Lappine !nada Meltae, Mirtln'
ning, Pearl Shannon, Laura \V'il-
May Webb.
oys.-Clarence Copp, Charles nail
ries lSlaopherson, Roland Pirrer,
bort floss, Stewar Ross, .Don -
Stowart, Edward J. Tighe
es.-(lii•ls, Dl0rgeret ,.
Aiks'zrhr,ad,
fir Droadfoot, Dora Crich, Lucy
or, Sadla East, Marie 1''le stain,
zlie brier, Bessie Galen, Lilli:tlt
netly, Ii<azhl Tarr, Maggie :\Iur-
, Anna
a iwlartin, Nellie Sutlre:�r_
la n (1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. l3
13rc
ors Wilson Berry, A,'tl,ur
In the /natter of tl:e Estate of Jane John
Parsons, late of the Tnwinsbip of Ste- dock
phen in the County of Huron, 'Widow Conn
deceased. Bill,
s
nd on Edgar .d •tr
Ga t.
t;• nt to a a
, Ma it a
lin.
sten Willie 1
Lllra Loe, Andrew Mar-
, Russel McIntosh, James Me -
a11, Ray Runiba11, George Tro --
Jaures W. Taylor, Egerton
SEAF ORTI1
Dors.--'Theodore ,Anderson, leek
est, Stewart Itamilton, Ray
1, llocigins, 'Thomas i51c2VIillar,
J. Scott, Gers)tom Spears, Rae -
ran Egmond, Mary Adams, Isa-
Anderson, Mamie T. Chesney,
gie Cowan, Helen K. Fear, htny
`s Ada c Govan°lock, Te5~;iv iVt.
in, Helen D. Larkin, '�
1 l.rn, Jenni,. S.
..ay, Frances Roberts, "Clive Boss
Notice is hereby itheepur.nnntto "The Re. son.
visedStattntesof Ontario,' i89,, Chapter 12;1,
that all crcditore and othere hexing clrtinrs
against the estate of the said.lano Parsons who lip
die a
d sora
about the
1811day1� n
of.larch 180 I, aro Il. it
required on or before the 201.5 day of August, soon(
1901, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Arch
Messrs Giadman & Stanbnry° of the Village
of Exeter, Solicitors for the Executor . old
of the said deceased their christi n and bel
surnames, Addresses and descriptions, the
full partieulars of theiruraitns,the statement of Mag^
their
1 accoansts,auti the nature of the Socuritiec Forbt
Of an} held by them. And further take notice Jordit
that a ter such Iast mentioned data the said
Executor will prooeed to distribute the asset 114 icI
of the deceased among the parties entitle
thereto, having regard only to the chains e
which he shall then have notice•and that the sai
Executor or
t wilt
no
t be liable
for the r' a
and asset
or
s
any
part
Ythereof of to
any person p o or
lessons
] o
whose claim notice shill] not basis been reneir
ed by hien at the time Of such, distribution.
Dated at 13xeter the 201) day of •luly, 1931.
GLADE (N STAN13CM "
d Nettie Shillinglaw, 011ie E. Sperling,
p
P. Nettie Sproat, Agnes ` Stapleton, Net-
d
irr 'Wilson.
,
Ft ss.—John
c,
Eckert, a i lis
olaor.
r Gem-
mel, Thomas
'
Jarman, man, Percy Little,.
llle.
s Laeasse, Wilile Murdie, LIIYt=e
IVIncLenn, David eleCloy, Joseph 1).
Elsie But ton, Edith G.
Solicitors for the said Executor. Roads
bell, Nettie Chesney, 'Mary
�. : Camp
IT14ON' COUNTY 1f • a
g� ROUSE OI` RE
111 i'u r
c .Lt
g Industrie' u trial l,ilm;-tilt
plications for the position of keeper
ani. Nation of the house of le fu^
- Jordon, o a.
d n lwt •i
'Knecht hie
y 1 ,L
res
'Ernes stoen
, Cas r
s ., k7va. 'bLeCutcheon, Essig E.
and Industrial Farm in the Count I t
of Huron, will be received on of be ) : 11���e
..` Speaks for itself
fore the first day of. :December nex'.
Applications to be in writingand act-
dr'ossod to W. Lane, County Clerk d-�t;�t� Cures Sick
Goderich.., [f. Spackman, Chair ti headache
of II. or R. Coma m,ata
Dated July tStla, 1904. Cures Nervous Headache
F ARM: FOR, SALE,. -Lots 20, 10
con. and 1105 con., of Stephen,
6 1 -4 -miles west of Exeter, being
composed of 400 acres on the 11t1i,
con. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms are under good .State of
cultivation well drained with good
house and out -buildings, thereon al-
so fruit bearing orchards . Never
failing wet; the year round. Por
further. particulars apply to T. .li.
IMTartyn, Exeter.
'�i ARM FOR SAI.E.-The undersign
L' ` eel is offering forsale his ex-
cellent farm, tut 1, con. 4, township of
tisl,orne, about' two miles from 03n
trelia, containing 100 acreas of Well
cal Liva,bed land :far farming or. parr -
tune: being well'drained.. Thera is a
geed frame hoansr. 'and two ;bank
bales, two .good wells of water" wit;h
windmill `pumps aiso an orchard with
good fruit b�eaaring toms., fiver fur,-
ther particulars apply on. the prem-
i.,ee ar to MR. W. 3. CAVES, Centra-
lia .P.:0,
1
\t i__A'r Cures Neuralgic headache
4-�i��1 Cures Summer Headachy
e
Cures Bilious Headache
alt at,
Cores any Headache
A Is Pleasant to Take
kat
Is Absolutely Safe
: e, Gives Speedy Relief
a
rtN. Sells for 25C a boa.
0efItiee, Sample box: sent free'
True 11 12AS D' REMEDY CO.
Chicago.'. Montreal
White 7.18.
WITH CRICK IN Tun B. CR:
Yon are o, e ul1 against at whole 1otof
anless you }nava a strong
remedy like Nervilino to ivetile
pain and dislodgestiffness frorn the
muscles and joints. Just rub Not'-
viliato on the painful spot -not mud.:
rubbing because it has more pow. r
than ordinary r'elurdies, You won't
suffer long after Nervilinc isap-
plied for it relieve;; almost instantly
Mr. Phillip Adams, 'of' Oakland, says
11 1' baul'xit used Nerviliae I -guess
my back lwould be stiff yet. A few
applications of Nervilino'took out all
the soreness and ,tiffnciss. 1'' can
recommend Nerviline for any kind
of muscular paid, oleo ;or -rheuena-
t itam. Pt fee 25c.
Subscribe for the Exeter Tilnea.
25c. pays for tate Times till the
end of 1934 -for' new- subscribers
only.
DELICATE BOYS AND GIRLS
Are altogether too numerous. Our
schooaa are full of them. Chances
are'' your own children are weak-
tanfr s
. It's
a shame so many peol�lc.
rITTITYM,11 tt1tttt iI`ftf tttt ?f f ttttt ittt tMt. Int f .,
'FreeGifts ° fir' " 1� , •
1 ae rli. € >
Vu! '} e
!r'sts Yui
Given awayto ' Customers x
r tis
Because e .gillr . Ti
�.+` �'�� �� �,th Z�R: Elegant andCostly Silver-
ware, absolutely free gratis, and without
to you, if you
Sy special an eielttsiw'a* .arra, l•Ten- *tits ,r•.
xo have agreed s, 4 "i, 1v
a�,rec.cl tc1 futr1is11 u, 33"i�;l all >z`::t:�u4i4
r'y c
ware, we are enabled to present these be auti1:41
cl.arge. The reliable quality of the stcoc:s of the
ably kiiown from the At1ai:tic to 1h °Pacifi
as,,, amply ;,tlrftntedurability and eNcellence are a , . l £ g 'and
ed ,
ti
192.
- TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE.
'l•ite Crown Si''ver 'gate Co. cif
Torotlt
aariety of their Extra Triple Plated Sflver-
gnt. ds :O our t'atrots absolutely- free of
Crown Sillier Pratt Go. is well and favor-
ys a acli araC#e bears their stamp, their
Our Offer to You
Read ft
Eyery customer pm<hoein -;:ods from
fi k ns for rat,lt will receive .
value of ten per cent f tr p ed Siiw:e r business
L ess honor o>. Tton to th
0 the amount of each lattt�c'httse, and we pledge ori • l s' ce
veer lowest cash prices to all such customers. ,. } 1 1u knees a1at . ruote in
any of The Crown Silver 1 ' fixers, 'these Coupons or Tickets are redeemable our store in
Pate Co.'s Silverware
U (7x1. ;nal 7)
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"-AMP
Our object in Wieling these elegant o y che se free
iseleet,.
cus a t^s tog gatnt articic.a of Silverware free is to serve as an inducement
t the concentrate all of thetr cemena to aur
discounts when ltu'c ar cush porch+k�t'i with its. We are enabled thus to secure our
1 hasing our stocks of goods, and we give nue customers the ben stash
cash prices. and furnish their houses with elegant SUytmwvare, made bya reliable efit of the anlowest
firm, free of any charge.
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ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST OFFICE
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spells wvat ibe frequently tempered grudge moneyto het t bring - 6
and broken byrainstorms. 1 b xnr the but it
� itia forces to tangle standard, it
wit lbs surprising if the • are
lx owilling
1
ywiln
totamely tam Iy submit to its waste in this
reckless manner.
MILITIA 1A
1
$
ROTTON
1 0 CORE
E&r w 1:withouC°Ieal h when they
could be made strong, by Ferrozone
the best 'ionic boys and girls can l Lord Dundonald has done much
err ozone invigorates the
whole t.acly, helps digestion, muk•es
the
blood
pure srind d rich.
It
sup-
plies more n t lS
Dent an
•i
t
i child-
ren can get in any other toe', nn,d,
soon establishes a reserve of force
tirol energy. Give ;your children .Fer.
i•o-oaa end watch them grow strong.
friss
50e, per box.
A WET BEGINNING OF THE
DOG DAYS
According to an o ld proverb "As
i he dog days commence . so they
end.' (Reckoning as is usually done
that 1 h dog days cover the period
from. July 3 to Aug. 11, the abnor
mai rainfalls which have occurred
in various parts of the country since
the close of fast week indicate a
rather wet midsummer if the pro-
verb holds good. On the 3rd inst.•
heavy rains fell in many districts
of the Southwest, North-west and
lake regions. Later in the week
flood rains were reported in the low
er Missouri Valley, .: and during the
last three days the eastern half of
the country has very generally been
subjected to rain stoti'ms and violent
thunder squalls. The 'above prov-
erb rests apparently on a sound and
cientiiic basis. When the dog clays
period : opens with frequent showery
and fierce thunder storms it is be-
cause the cold a, t . currents passing
from west to east over the middle
latitude are abnormally strong and
are unusually persistent until Aug-
ust: and sometimes even later. The
e F
excessive rainfall o,, summer is a
function of exceptionally low tem-
perature. The present indica{ ions
therefore, are that this July will not
be a month of nheilomenal and pro-
tracted heat. but that its heat
to exposetherottenness or tb
militia department.
ti 'n.
ick
A alit ;o
u
1
the system by Col. Thompson, on
of the strongest st ong,est Liberal supports;
in the Commons, opened the eyes o
those who imagined that the million
of additional expenditure incurret
in connection with the force and re
CRED!TON
C .A. '1' Zt
ii The Kind
$ You Have Always ears ih AI a Bought' e
Y
Si Dat
use
•of;"""-7::
s�
6
supporter
• of
Lo 13`14 I•i.i.l..`.; ,:.rp,o�. j 'Gi'SSl«iii
g and Cl;iopping
suited in improvement. The op
Position, in its criticism of the Militia
estimates, have made it a rule to be
more or less lenient, .realizing thin,
t
it was in the interests of the country
a
ti a whole to have an efficient
militia. 13ut the attack upon the
management of the militia by the
late General Officer . Commanding
has placed the matter in a different
light. In 'the recent debates on the
Militia bill,the department has been
shown to be run for the benefit of
politicians and grafters.When
supplies are needed public tenders
were not called for. The man with
the iilt,l gets ;.tis own figures and
the treasury pays the bill. 7u :m-
ew deuce, witwiththis vicious sS st
i 3111 t Ili al for carpentering ai. the
St:. John .drill halt was awarded to a
grocer, J. E. Smith. Mr. Smith
'eels down for a contract. It
rna.ttorecl not drat ha was a e'rocer
and had not the faintest idea as to
how a drill hall should be repaired
Ile bad a political "Inn and that was
tha t the Militia Department
cared for. When the Sussex armor,
ies were built a tailor was made
building nispector. Other equally
glaring. iustances of destroying the
usefulness or the Military Depart-
ment have been brought to the a t
a 10 promised in t be near future
T his what Lord Dumlenald saw go-
in,e; on about hin1 every day and that
is what he ,.vits expected to close
hie eyes ro. Canadians will not be-
a
o
1
Done.
f� q. Promptly
��;
Junk Dealers.
ain-St. Exeter:
a•
4.
Occupying j. P, Ross'
Metropolitan Hotel. • ÷
Will pay highest cash
price for the following
goods,such as all kinds of
•
, Scrap Iron
Brass
Copper
Zinc
Lead
Horse I-Iair
Wool Pickir,gs
Rags
Old Rubbers
I3ones and Bottles
lio quantify too largo or
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction. in flour since re-
modelling our mill
eitzer
AI SW
so YEARS'
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