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EXETER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4th, 1904
Or
Ufll flICE
range of
AnF�ZS brit Lar
Suitinga and. Trolls -
wings. We do good
Tailoring. Els our
pleasure �
re to lease
1:
you.
oil Cutting aridd
Fitting
Good Sewing and Stitching
good Linings and Show.
W. W Taman.
Neer c-t'neats .t Tc►titica
{M1►4444 !'
Baby
Carriages
The Prince of Wales Carriages
and Go -Carts are always in it
for style and finish. a nicely as-
sorted stock just arrived .
BicycieS
Summer
Parc
Hensel'111"ednesday evening;, between seven
I su
re I ani
a Licenses.
ees. IR F
al
� acnm
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n
ta
and r
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h
t o'elook.
-Mr. Nelson Holtzman ot Msliritty
1Q'T, Suther1nod Notary ?Rblia, �o,avaYan who haske aon
a v1ac here.
1s
g
carp Commissioner, Fire Insurance Aant,and
accepted,
a position in gr. 4
carefully drawn at reasonable rate, lUoneg i'n'eeter 5 est ablaellnteut
toloanon real estate atlowratesot interest, Mr. 1 d Deschort of arirlada
Olr ee at the Poet Office Homan
-Sir, Mc ertitl, of Landon, was,
.s.. '3' week ,.iti
in the. Tillage 1s r e vi n re-
latives. a this g'
--Mrs. Wm, Colwil lives in ]smite-
ford this week visiting her sister,
Mrs, James Beverley:
Nicholls a l 'it e"
1�11s, Gn little
d were. i vil-
lage
f Landau r the
t u litn
1 0 11
n ,
tuts week visiting relatives.
4
-Miss ?V 1 o e�of
Minnie Sheffer, brTermite.
i
i n. So u
f 0
,
foraaterly of lensall, is hero vieit-
g here relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. Farber. of Eeafortle irate
the village ibis week visiting Ler
caner, elrs, J. McAllister.
AAfr, and Mrs. Tl,o is • Murray
of Owen Stung are here visiting Mr,
Murray:'s tatter and relatives;
-Mrs. l�raneixMershall and elaild-
rele .are visiting: •Mrs. Marshall's
mother in Sault. Ste. Marie.
Our local stock buyers have been
hipping away a large number of
tic and hogs during, ;he lust
l:.
Mie;3' Stanley, u Lucie, Las !leen
(inl;• the past week or two
t kla her aunt, Mrs. +<1I11or Edwards
-"'fir, Wm, Dent, science venter in
Collegiate Institute at Sault
Maarie was here 1,WS reeds viSit-
his a aunt, ;V1rrs, J. Sutherland,
Monday. Aug, 'i tit leas been pro-
claimed by our reeve as a civic Judi -
day, so our .friends in. the rural dia.
triots will please remember the
dat ll,
t1.ag�tr*lttc�r t^
1) T Bell, f utas 4 illatlrai
Farquhar
--Most t a.l.. the farmers
'r6 lr• i.
.0 1x f e .ac
ftuiahet: cutting' their wheat. Th
crop and quality are generally pee
_ this y$anr,
Armada,
, -Rev, d. A. Turnbet , L. L. J3„lc£c
341ich. i4 home for a.' fees weeks vials �
this 'v e - tto
i s k r s o t> •a Tor a
e fp 11► li m eta•
that atrtgtirs l nitfor nJixs br1Pt}aers r;11oI! an 1 Mass Myrtle :Sledge is spending,
The fazrners ]wave been huhy cut. t leo i hodidays with friends in Sr.
re Their rvlicat this .vests. 1n M -Mrs. S. lwaorett, of Brantford, is
Beane sections the yield will he I'nglit,! the est oe her sister. Mrs i'4'n.
arJai1e ethers exp�cv o, good stew. guest , 1
�1• b r 1
Turnbull,
-Mr. Abe Slet-e affix few; a : ,
'i 'ss a1 1 . l
:0.eeirkiesitt,53:ey:t.iivtab.3 ferieltd4 in tt119 v] -a l:l 1 y .�'t �raquair, of .Cil
pen has been lenerriLg aaetluiiuta11e)
Hak et.r uffalo last Frida l 13 ,Y,3
• u � tirior t a }ri5 t•> T, es, xn Q i' c,,inttr5 -
Ii -Kathleen .a
turas to the 1.4est, fx, klale n IiPbli,: of Striate
The iled, is visiting' rvitll 51iss '.141ae1
Tia dates of site Zurich ,ta11 f:t'r au,
have been changed from Sept, 141,1
and 15th io Sept 21st. 7snd .'T. aicl. The -. tis. tg;ur. ti I,o11(lon, and
reason for changing the dates is '13as, (lar,) Irving, of St. 141ii r 4 :are
that file two best days oe the west_ holidaying at 1lres.a 1a r.i •, ..: •s
ern fair are on the milt end 15th of (heer,) l�lelr11""
September.
The semi-annual btasine•ss i4t
of the Y. P. ,1, was held on Tu
vetting June Ft ll. That elect
ct
officers resulted as follows;
Beatrice Stelatbacla Vice. Pres.
die Rennie'; Rec. Sec.;, Mum Mar-
lton;
tieI .
lion; Cor. Sec., Flla. Rennie; Treas7-
User, spear Koehler ; Miseionar' Car,
tyska Fatter; ; Orgranist, Ethel Wile
Hun%) 'sistaint orga=nist, Laura
Ifarrietb ; Librarians!, Rotaed (lt ger and Alf. Gellman: .Chorister
Lizzi!* }tn►alai!>.
1
-Mrs, 1144auestatt and daughter,
Miss Luey� returned this week from
Reeser, where they leave Peen visit
in Mrs. Higgins. Mrs, llumeston's
-Dr. James B e , el
has again succeeded in
tate hoard examination a4ltct 1s r4orr
l�raatE dent*st or "ow qt slag
orenroxtduacolleges in flab avarld.
•^4010 it number "from Hensel!
nal vicinity a(itended nal funeral o
late James a c Sproat, at Tucker-
J.m
, of Saturday 'last, the deeeas-
td being well known n and highly r. -
specte.d here.
-Mr. Wm. Cltaltanan, of this vi
age, while assisting lois eon, \Vin.
the homestead farm, in drawing In
hay, had the misfortune to /leeo the
load on which he was driving, up
set when crossing the approach at
the barn and Sal falling sustained
mob sot" by injuries that ar
he has
.�
been confined to t}i r1 house ever
since, but, we are pleased to learn
that he is improving anile 11-011,,et hnt
he will soon fu11y recover lila ac -
Monied, health.
Horses for Brandon Shoe\'--llx". T.
J. Berry, the well known horse im-
porter is shipping his
fine pair of
black Clydesdale Stallions,
p1
r1-
zel, the great premium horse and
Royal Cambrian, to the Brandon
fair, where they will be exhibited.
These horsey travelled this section
this season and have given the best
of satisfaction.: We expect to see
them carry oft the first money at
Brendon. Mr. Berry se ill keeps
h19 ]0 el Shirehorse, Prior'sior's Hero
Haat1Sharp.
Lord hA p
We; have at nice assortment, of the
Patmous Belwarp Cloths, it wilt make
you n nice pair of summer trousers,
and they are the best; goods obtainable
naaade only from specially prepared
yarns of eoleeeted aurl wool, uara .
teed to stand sun in anyclimate.
te,
i
Come . in and
see therm
Awrommiormir
We also give a :$ILO Accident and
Disease Policy, good for one year with
F,
the Ontario.4. a e n cc'd zit Insurance Co.
of 'Toronto, with every order amount-
ing to $10 or over.
We willclose our Atop at 0 o'clock
exceptt Wednesdays and
Sat
urday
s
during jute, July and August.
Merchant Tailor
NOTICE
t. n hand Constantly o and at Ex-
eterr theBest
and Centralia a s
We are again showing the Cele-
Cement in Canada.
brated Cleveland Bicycles which
are the best value in the market ��j
money. o,
for the
to -day tto a1 Brand
YNat ion
al
Reoairing
e
t
Bring in your old wheel and
ve it repaired and cleaned
satisfaction guaranteed,
PRICES MODERATE
. ]Ylartin.
Prices low enough to suit
everybody.
J.Cobbledick
BORN
SA'T.Ti1it.-In Usborne, en July 24th
to. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Salter, a
son.
DIED
HOWARD. -At London, on. Tues
day, August 2nd, Mr, Edwin S.
Howard, aged 55 years.
-THE
-11r.
J. F. Rickbeil took a busi-
toss trip to London, on Saturday.
-Mr, M. Cameron, of liansali,
spent Sunday evening in the village..
-Mrs. W. Stoddart, of Seafortli,
visited her !aunt, Mrs. S. Geiger, of
the Bronson Lille for a fern days last
k viz -
'Ring- Limerick isr
D ,' ilei r m
-airs. sit o
icing her mother, Mrs, Coster, a;
present.
-Miss Mittleholtz, of Detroit, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity for a .few weeks.
-The flax pulling has started.
The crop is not up to the average,.
a fair yield is expected,
misses Lydia, Welma and Clara -
Koehler spent Wednesday With
friends in Bayfield.
-Miss Westlake, of Barfield, is
spending a fele weeks in town
at Mr. II. negate.
-Messrs, hobs. Williams and Wil-
liam Baker left for the West last
week. on the excursion.
-Mrs. Moyer. of Berlin, attended
the funeral of her grandchild, Elda
Preeter, on Saturday last.
-'The regular meeting of the lid.
C. T. U. was hold at the home of
..
Mrs. C b11Lzon Monday evening.
-Mr. Sam E: Faust left on Thui•s
day for an extended visit to Detroit
and other': points in Michigan.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. D..Me.rner left
on `Wednesday to visit ,Criends in
Montreal and other eastern points.
-Mr. and Mrs. llaW kshaW, all('
daughter, of London, are visiting
erchants Bank of Cant
Dr. and 'Mrs. Canapbell for a few
clays.
d
a
-`r. Hairy Y 3dr
f
cr returnedcc
• to Detroit• last: week atter a pleasant
HEAD OFI+'10E, MONTREAL. two ~reeks' visit with his parents at;
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CAPITAL '(all paid up), • • •
E'SERVE....... ,3,zoo,oao
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c 'IS PROFITS + . • $ ,959
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SEEB. F. HE13DII N,
I
0 .
er Superintendent of Branches
t�enoral Manager
g5 Branches in Canada
SAVINGS BANK
$6,000,000
Interest>at most favorable
sank Accounts and Deposit R
Special attention given to
:nen, to whom loans are made
Letters of Credit issued to
rld4
irf as
A' GENERAL BANKING. BUSINESS TRANSACTED
current rates allowed on Savings
g
eceipts,
the business of Farmers and Cattle -
on approved names,
travellers, payable able in all parts of the
Blake.
-Mr. Melvin Torrance, of the 'Do-
minion 13ank,staff, Oritlia was re-
newing acquain'tances' heat last
-Miss ,Beatrice Stcinbach who
has teen visiting her, sister, Mrs.
s,
Baldwin, at. Sea.fori.lr, has returned
home.
-Mr. ancl. Mrs. 11. Magel :and
daughter, Ger tie, bat. on Wednesday
for Detroit, to visit .relatives and
friends.
Cann left
M.: petite• •
.L --M.14, and 1v. ,.
for the Northwest last week. They
intend Making their future home
Out there.'
- Mr, and Mrs.. Fred W rless ;and
son, George, left Wednesday for
Blue, Point, near Kettle: Point .Cor
a tvee1:'s outing.
-Mr. and 1MTrs. F. Witwer, and
daughter, . and :Miss Rel-
. nits. Koehler, spent Sunday at the
..C.REDITON BRANCH Graiad Bend
-A severe rain, hail and electric al
W, :S,_ CHISHUELM, Manager. storm. passed over this place: on
,+r
a
Thantes Road
The Rev. Dr. A. R. Mcxdr4an,, of
14211444(1, where he has charge of a
teertauat congregation;; Ss thief'
vee11 calling en eld: friends slat: the
Thaws lioad. He. is the g►aes. of
r4lr,axid :+test, F1etc14er at tit+3 anse
s Dr. 'n 11 oaoupy tk4a pulpatn.it of
T11a0ao4 13nta!1 414arcl4 MU Sabbath
Aug 7th. I,lis many friepde will be
glad of another opportunity of hear-
ing Miall. `.Phe Thames Road ce igre-
gatlon eras reason to feel proud of
alae marked snecess of its boars;
another of its its sons Rev. 3. A.
tail L. L. Il„ of Toronto, cltra
cl4i. 4 t tic isulpia ,a rvae4it aigo
preaaelai*ag *nest a8ccptably; t0 44 very
1~►r1c' cnaaga e; oltion,
Russeldale
and etre. Jas. 11
tl ftaaaaly aarce
tad,
, and 11: z -is
Mrs.
v cat the
and Rend.
�
`.
l,l1t a Elliott, 1, I1e11.
and Mr, (,leo, Moen tete vis•
ktc*ir uncle in Clinton, Ge-
ste does,
--14h'. Reid, „of Glasgoe,
is a guest et "Woodbine'"
-•-o.a Thursday last sIi". Josue hell
bad a valuable horse 1l sltoa1
large uncovered. cistern With 1141
tivael, ;fid or heveral neishbore, tla0
horse 'teas finally raised to the tole
none the 1 0ree of its sudden
tilt rsioaa.
tt u
:1
1
rcaula
iVat. 'I1 .l Ea4 tap
ark Clark vex
Oillta'a , ',tauallaa
t
;a
to
(1
timville
kJ t•tr t a (1 1 ,a1 ! , ai , raI OE
Kingston spent the peat .44001.. vieit-
inp her waster, '\h'l, ,T, 1ln;ere.
-Several of the Jo14rr.l end their
families 1►ieni0c<1'At the lathe onSaf-
urday last.
-Mr. Drank I)elbtrudge, a!f Hensell
and Geo. We teott, of Exeter, spent.
F
Sunday 1` the guest d ! test of � r. thee Ai -
z o .An
-
'drew.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. .latdrr.W, of Ex-
eter, spent Sunday with :tie. and
Mrs. J. Andrew.
-Jars. White, of Sr. Marys is via-
lting 1ae1' daughter, Mrs. ;F, 4liuere.
�
'
-11:r,. . ul. ' :.Lina•rs+, 01: Exeter,
spent the pasitweek vi lung;' relatir'
test and friends here.
-By the enol of the week the fall
\Omar will be x11 in 1c 1 •
1 ] the barn. The
crap is 0 light one told the w}ient-
not the hest of quality. 1
Centralia
-rte
-Miss pinata Elston, of Exeter, is
visiting friends here.
--Miss Lewis, of London, is visit-
ing her sister, Yrs. Thos. Neil.
-Miss Lou Neil,. of London is vis-
.,
itrn,, her sister, Mrs. Thos. Elston.
--Miss Alice Handford. of Exeter,
• N . , v
is visiting at her uncle's, Mr. -Rich-
ard Handford.
-Mr. Wren Shea.rdown, of Lunen,
.pent Sunday in Centralia,. the guest
of Mr. Baynham
a y }lam
Y
-Mrs. McNaughton and Mrs. Du-
plan, visited friends -at Zion, dur-
ing thepast: week.
-The Ladies :lid purpose having.
.V i •
a bun and 1r < curl• on the par -
soilage
l on„ .o pa
slanage grounds on Thursday evening'
next.
-81188 .14/111. a•e11,..04 It, y,
who have been visiting; friends here
left for Blyth on Monday where she
will 'visit: her brother, Mr. Charlie
Veil..
Kirkton
-1411.14. Robinson is recovering
from her. recent serious illness.
321r.' John Elliott, who had his
leg broken recently is able to be
around again.
The telephone line front St. Marys
n t'on as
to Exeter is
nearing • co ale i
g t
'{
• rl all upawaiting
the poles are nearly . J g
the Wire. this is a long needed con-
venience which will '17e ai3(,rectated
by the pu blio.
-lfer many friends it ll be glad
Lo learn that: Mrs. Alex.. Kirk, who
leas been on the ,sick list for some
time is able to be about amain.
'Mr. N. Reginald Pletcher, who has
Grand Trunk
been in charge of the
Co's store office at: Fort Erie, has
resigned that position and accepted
a, very. lucrative position as office
manager with the Sarifi,`d Furniture
and 1Vooden�t ere Co., Limit ed,. of
a?eitela,.t Falls, • Ont.
W Ntoor:e W. J.
I�'rcd P,Lyloi, nz
C. Brown, P. N. Shier, N. H. loupe,
and Dr. \V .13. Ca 11, some of our
village '; sports, spent one day last:
week at the Sauble river, pike fish-
ing. They report, lots of fish of good
size end duality, The largest one
caught was less :than nine . pounds.
Mr. A. Switzer, our bui,cher• under-
took to dispose of the surplus catch
e to ang-
lers. -
which tt as a grest:.reli £ to tl a �
lers
Subscribe for the Exeter Tin
Creditor
a" Cd.irl:;
ten
a ace o.
The l:ilb
cat Oran Rr
-1
.trg,1
Co
roar her parent
1 liber.
-Several clothes -lines have been
relieved of t•
1.'tely: 1►y meals tlaac+ves
-Mr. anti 3frs. Longneatc,
txeiti ere vieitin , Mrs. Long
father, Mfr, 1Lt ]lir i 1.
nn! Mrs.. irt. bee. bate ba South Paie•, are visiting 61n411%%.gif
1 ,•E,
g
,iti friends '
n in the village.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ed.�I<estei at
family or London are visiting Mrs.
ant Mrs. Eli Niug and other.aelativ-
es ]sere.
-1•`la� pulilue has cousauealced
and a large number of realities have
been engaged to pull .flax during
summer.
nl itl.,.n 1 P`
.
-Mr.�,
and :the. i1 ltocddin>; have, a+,-
ttirned to their Imine in London, af-
ter spending a !.hart: time visiting
relatives and friends in the village,
Cedar Posts for Sale-Tlee under-
signed 1st ny -.
lgll.d ]r. first-class cedar posts
for sale at Centralia, in Charge of
the grain house weigher-1Ienry F.
Either, Crediton, Ont.
--Croquet is 0uitC a
popular game
in our village this season.; Several
of the older citizens are becoming
50 enthusiastic over the game teat
they can scarcely take Ole time to
eat their meals.
--.i, friendly game or football was
played here on Friday evening last
between Zuticb and Crediton teams.
resulting 7ns,n tie both =ides securing
a goal. The Pulte was a. fast and
xeriting: one. Scientific playing. was
one on both !sides.,.
0
lel
tillers_ ;aria)LsCr1d-
nd,
Ial at, picnic
Tlrtrsday)
s1
trait, 1s !F a tt
anti
d
harden of clothes
nP 11,x_
a
-The band concert 1
he It rien 071 .Lr.
r Srre1 u 'Friday cern
1 o
1. last a as a very ! 1 •t
t1 � a.. �, very 1 a, as. nk event:
and wit, 111uc•11 enjoyed and appre-
ciated by the citizens oL our village,
Which was shown by the large crowd
that was in attendance... 1
t t W, A ons
programme -of' bright and lively
selections were rendered and ice
cream and lemon ado were served
on the grounds. We are anxiously
forward r another concert
looking r. o t
which will be given by the 'band i1
the near future,
Cockranc has greatly :un-
proved the appearance of his rest,
dence, by having it enclosed witii
Metallic siding.
Dashwood .
Mr. 1Vnr. Snell; has been on file
sick lista
- Flax pulling is she order of the
day now.
-The painter's are working at. E.
P Paulinow house.
-7-Miss Gilbert has ,•eturned to
her hone near St Thomas.
-Mussell Bastard is home for a
fern- weeks prior to leaving . for the
West.
- Miss Flossie Snell and Mi_s Flos-
sie Gilbert Spent: :t week at Grand
Bend.
-Mrs. C..Eritz ,tad Pearl, ,of Zur-
ich,� are va.iirnat t
le relall's.
r
-Mr. Moser is having the glass
in his hotel repltiactd, that had beets
damaged with the fire last spring.
731r. A. 11. Lloyd and son Miele
it'd, el: Lloyd.' & Son,'s door fac-
tory-, VVnigbein paid a llyi'ag visit.
to our village.
-A. number of our villagers went.
to 3-lensatl, to the re -opening of the
Methodist church, last Sunday. Rev.
11,. Robbs, :President of the London
Conference occupied the, pulpit.
.-.Mr. and, "Ars., Fenn were the re-
cipients of a handsome oak hall rack
last Monday evening, by a large,
nuiitber• o;: friends who met at their
home in . ur Pries. After the presen-
CASTOR
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For Infants and Children.
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'Bears the
Signature of
a "1--raZ
JOHN WHITE $ SOBS
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A. place where ittrititure can be 'purahased with so little
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store?
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fi••We have >,.il ellellesas varlet of Furniture of every
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description which is goingat a lo; figure during ,1e:
4 =" house"cleaning tune
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if you are interested don't fail to call on tis;
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Anal if Pekoe, Variety and Quality count, rciesl attld get it.
Undertakers and Funeral Directors.
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tort sly
e43.ialg
rs. Venn
every
'b1 of labor. Slreecl4es being neer,
tattles then s.vve(1 the c3eleeht
V refreshing lunch rvlaieh ild d
14E3 sociableness of the :gathering.
rot :!Trs. Fenn anal Rally ex -
leave for Pnrlkltill on Wed -
was made by )li, jos-
r. Fenn made one of
istio replies. A number
e01ies were given es:-
1
xl at loosing fir. and
family and eluting
(mai in their new
;ablyon bale
Flan hailing is the *tolet° (1f t110
in these Iaafs ar present.
Mrs. Aaron Broderick', of
•ohit;an, sltcnt ac fees days Wille tier
titer -in-law ;t1r. a rorgte 13ro!iei
,Ire- Jll. J01111itcll anti etis3 Lyda
,kfsje, who have spent is month Vias
icing relatives, returned home to
1,onlion, last week.
---�ii•ls Marjorie Broderick tams e
turitod from visaing with frienels
r.,
ti . fiver andClinton.
I 1 foal a tau,
-Mr. and Mrs. A. Swayze, of Lon -
key, spent ne few days ned41: the par-
emir roof at "32iaplelturst Place."
-ms-
$tep }gin Council
The Council
,•
a Conc1u
i of the la ua L, 01
h
1
btepllen convened in the Town 11:11
Crediton, on Monday the let day of
August, 1004, at 1 17. ni.,, ;'111 mem-
bers were present and the minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and adopted.
Moved by Anderson seconded b
y
3.e:rrlcy.---'Clint the cleIk notify the
clerk of the village of Exeter, that
this council will agree the
with ' r .
a
Cott:toil o: the Village of Exeter, to
pay ogle -half of the cost of any tile
crossing the boundary lists between
Exeter and Stephen. whish may be
required by the residents o£ Exeter
for draining their lands, -Carried.
The following orders were grant-
ed; -1V, Brunner, gravel, '$22.88;74
Leary, gravel contract, block 4, C. R.
e4/.151 es W. Farncomb, re Lynch
award, $2147; express co., - ex-
press on voters' lists, 50e; D. Grigg,
contract: and ditch, $17.20; J. Sch-
roeder, repairing, 50c; J. Keys,
re-
pairing Mud Creek. bridge, 50c; Jas.
Sanders, repairing culrer1, $8.2.00 •
Wm. Bill, gravel and work in pit,
$28.15 ; I.I. Carruthers, gravel S. B.
gravel, H. Carruthers, y13.04
D. Mcllaac, repairing bridge, $1.25;
Win.. Pickering. Commissioner, blk.
9, $5.90; Fred Heist, repairing bdge.
50c;
Hill,R
cu1 alt 3
Oc •
Jos -"Motz, ep.ulvert,
$1.00 Arch
'Morrison, gravel eontract, blk .9,C.
Rd., .$60.00 ; Geo. Orange, gravel.
$8.72; R. Armstrong, road to gravel
$1.50; C. Wilbert, rep. road,$4
W. Brunner, drawing cedar plank,
$1.00; J. Wlllcrt, burying sheep,'
503; Jos. Brenner, cedar posts. $25.50
Walter Station, rep bridge, $3.50.;.
J. Pollick, drawing' gravel, $17.00;
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The Weather is liot
But rvoca,n mail . .
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..air,fti iE more pleasaanta
for you 7gii Are buffering from head-
(ich@a.
Frontal headaches Q which medicate
will never cure) relieved in short or-
der by means of Blames.
3oirE ea tested Y +l free,
NEW DRUG STORE
One Door South Poet Office
W. S. Ka
: PliM. B.,
(`hrnlitg.at;d Qptleaa,
TRY STATHAM'S
BREAD:
ROM CRUST Tv CRUST, right
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through from end to end -there is
who n
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ees inthe
brew
e that is made: }fere. Odra in the
snaking -care in the baking. - makes
the perfection that makes our bread
the equal a1
of to
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that was ever
q
made.
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Wedding Cakes a
Specialty
Try Statharn's Ice Cream and
Coo] Sparkling drinks
W. J. STATHAM
Successor to J. T. O'Brien.
E. Stanlake, drawing and putting in.
box, $1.25.
Council adjourned to meet again
in the town hall, Crediton, on Satur-
day e2tit.'. ins tat 7,0
day,th 0 3 1
HENRY ETLBER, .Tp. Clerk.
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Weekly Star and Tinges to the end
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01d subscribers can have the Fam-
ily Herald sent to their address for
130e for the balance of the year. You
'may have. the Weekly Globe or
Weekly Sun at the same' rate. '
Subscribe for the Exeter Times.
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c " leer tw rie.
� go1 that!. anyof
spun and fel th
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Ply Special 500 feet to pound
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Prices
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Paints
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can and be convinced that the T? c l wood
Trya Y
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Paint for inside and outside.
15c per half pipit,
25c per drat
45cper quart
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