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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-8-11, Page 4The Exeter Times Huron Calendar for August 1904 TOWDA.V., WEDNESDAY" a&TVADAY• • . - • 7 11 24. 23 W 22 20 9 10 23 ao 10 17 24 31 4 11 1$ 25 5 12 19 23 6 13 26 27 ,Tet It ; The ratepee lexte,sr emeing 41.wa/cen tee tea, t they are iu tt-t•t mere itellt riefi :Wit 11 the' locat ion *I the e Z "e field Exeter is deplorably tine!. ef mor xuanuf3Citurice.. Tre aro -see tte in :Canada with inttelt smaller popnia- tion than Ex e; er,vib cen boast of many more manufacturiee than eve cenar rapidly forginee ahead.iothig whatever et generation leer ecatatt O t for that fields t o keep and as s Q14 enough selvee they eael in seeren of °coupe We are rot f The Lowe oe Clinton has pa sed by-lew declaring the rete of taxa- tion ar 23 mills. The total number of voters in Gituton, acceding to the liste just pabiisited is WEL Number a n semen voters, 172. The euraber of persons , qualified to serve as jurers, e80. On Wednesday eight lire brokt t in Thoeapsepes saw and had cousuined the eowerhouee before it was diseowed, but: was -tinguiehed before further dam- age was done. Will nositieele cure sick headeeir t px•event its return. Cartere. • tie Liver Pills. This is not talk but truth. One DUI a dose. ,See ad - ver ieesevut . Small jU. Steal dose, Small price. Mr. 'Joseph Smith. of the Bronemt line. has sold his 80 -acre farm, TO MT* 111cDo1a1d, of Parkhill, for the sum of ,eee,000. Mr. *Mel/Quaid gets poesession November lst. Mr. Smith intends taking a trip to the North- west to see that country and if Pi suits him will buy land there. A drowning accident occurred Sat urdey eikernmen at Bayfield, "Alier;s- Geo, Cesberne los k hie life. He was ding TO 0,,plezile ;nee went in eu, and is supposed to eave c'u ramps, as 143 Tiain1T1 and was wnd before help arrived. Be me at Clinton, seendiag s with his mother. n Ito is ; fOF the loan oe. ear one ;lit/tough irb?- OtplQ,yed 1101 S is. • gtOVI seeurity nemeee e, It fo TIT a Word mime from ophdos isgrot will be a. getuteral /t is seld that e he Premier- ne indeed than the vard learter-h r, 9.Urd A .tf kV. etiett tie entre ft eport ot' e that Si ledge, pletely brokeJr report. The 1,reetnie 1•*;„1 stunnioned to the ki ttt once into tits * Sir Wilfrid, end 7 is understood V11 fltcOnce'bftt 1h rovinctkis is bd r• lout it i• tha e nor Mr. eine 'thing of the prvna olit featly cfltie of noute eou ti1 bt to elon- real district, Ienel‘r th, termite - twice.; it was zni1 1vLal' 1* eke haste el olt reed be NOTE ND Regartling the lo in of $.5,iel It carry on a tack factory 1,14111) ite desirous ot loeatine her, the eon.- gestions offi4vel be .elr. Cdettniertau the meeting in the ft hall ere well taken, Mr. Glathnee in his I' emarlai et to .**1 t hat l'erulel the $5,000 he loartect 11 trout I be ad- visabie to deposit tle* money II a ba.nk, to the en: lit of 1 11 • came . ny to be used as a' detl. • * An UiPzzat 1ntd in Op. MIX11104101 Act vl the Ilia s^...,sitizi of t12 Liiis1atur., on:. chitin:, of whieh 'will prevent eteneileral-le trouble. Candidates for 01* offlae of mayor, reeve, contra/tete, noucteittuan. water commissioner in till.- -, towns end in- volver:1ne1 *Alleges are required to file ts eh the •el •rl af13elaration of qualification hy nowt on thc idly or nomination, This cite tt it tin,. maw will do away WITII I he inclis- crintiritite tr*ini ems 1.0 ore en made at nomin *Ilea na.,...tings * * Seven ty-f ivke. c...ot.t.' wort h Or iron ore when turnat ado bar iron is worth $5. J you make it into horse shoes it it, w ort $10 or if into table knives $180. Seventy -f ivo c t worth of irOil ore ma1 iul o nteidlee •ete worth $$6.810. and when convert- ed into some kinde of fancy button; it is worth about . $:10,000. If 1 he iron is made into 1Vnt11 spring - product is worth te.1 times more than the Luti one, told w1io i urned into hair swings it nil' sell for the enormous sum of $100,000. Ayers Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only Hair. Vigor hair food you can hew. For 60 years .it has been doing just what we claim it will do. It will not disappoint you, " My hair used to be very short. Ilitt'after using Aye es 'lair Vigor n altort time it began ' to grow, anti now it Is foOrteen inches long., This scoret a splendid reoruIt tome after being &Most without any hair." 2tIrts. J. IT. Fromm, ColCrado srringg, Colo. Moo a bottle. CO,, All dru Isla. )owl. Mas 1. 0 g' aioo air of•Bullet ' at D. yno1rthad ne to take a fall %%idle ig and elighted en Ms SllOntd" ITTP; t1I0 ITIASCIT's. Nen' o bones were broken, and wonder, tor he was thrown °tfl aving tripped on it lin Many feet away. eters' List for th Town - lay. lute ,j11.5t been issued ake the following statistic; • 'umber of persons entitlee ;or members of the LTIS., ASSPrObly, Sr16: number of per. titled to vote at Municipal i 920; total number of jtw- tlw Zist. 493, A *rear question of who woull new aring Edward at Clinton ''tU4, led. W. H. McLean, rg. an Ohl eexperienced hotel 'keeper. is the man the five year lease. 's Itigned 'Wednesday; he eossession •Oa the liith of Mr. Cooper gets $600 for year and e.)809 per Yn:.;tr or.T WITTIAing four years. u it' last ten days the Tem- sernjc uorrs. OT Clinton, bar.' evil attivelS engaged in emavaeeing In' town in favor of loecil proltibi- n and at the Council meeting preit.l a strong petit ion sl by /Ito hundred and thirty.sj luniciel electors (being a Ina- tity of t hoer who voted at the last client. asking the Column topes; y -leu ee provided by the statues, 0 be submitted to the people in January no, and to, put the saute n (ort' if Ile.* el:*ctors sotlecide at hat time. The council readily granted their request, and the cant- ' is on. L'lIo joint hoird of the G. N, W. Godericie held a Well et ended naHtting last week, and pdvantani og the detail work for ite coating I:111 • ,i 110!1 for the difteielf 'dee ate:stems mei other auttters it The loeal managing come ittee mill meet each Saturday *ening, and another meeting of the hoard mill he held on Saturday, &pi_ 11 at 2 o'clock p. xn. 1 W. J. hougbeed, M.A. of Por- e at peeseut met beniat ical mast- er the Clinton Collegiate Insti- to 0, has bean appointed Successor to :Mr. A. M. Overholt, assistant =a- dieu:title:it master of the Hamilton Collegiate Institute at a salary of 8000 a year. Mr. Lou:Jawed gradu- ate:1 1TVOTIZ the Toronto 'University in 1902, :Jul the Ontario Normal Col- lege in 1003. P tin trout indierest ion, elyepep e ; oe Lee rt eating ito relieved a t once by thither one of Carter's Li:11, Liver Pills, la:medial vie* after dinner. Don't forget this. Mr. Frank Schuller, .of Senforth, was the victim of a bad accident at N. Cluff & Son's planiag miil Thurs- day morning. While working, ha had the misfortune 10 have his right, hand ca.u.ght in a rapidly revolving circular saw. One of the middle fingers MIS cut completely off, and several others badly cut. Dr. Mc- Ginnis dressed the wounds. Mr. Schuller will be laid up for six weeks or two months. Ilio lionor Judge Doyle has given jutignientin t ha appeal of the town of Winglinni against the as",essmatit by the township ef Turnbarrv ot tlii gliarri electric light plant. This property is situated in tha township, and has been liable, for taxes w-hten. owned by the Wingharn Electric .Lighting Co. Under t1i lw, CrOrti property is not liable for taxes and lite judge accordingly sustained the appeal. It may be said that the quashing ot the assessment of the. plant wilI have the afte,ct, lot in-. creasing. the school rate of tile Low- er Wirtgliam sehool sectioo, lf you are tired taking h taro -o old fashioned grilling Pi{1:',"try Or- er.3 Lit Ch.. Liver l'ills tok. oame comfori. A )fl (11 can't stand (Vij It i no. One p111 dos,.. Try them. A terrible accident ha ppane.d at ce.1 s new upholstering factory, Wingilam, last :Priday, Mi- chael Robinson, an elderly ma had charge -of the installation of the W IL had almost been completed and the fly witeel was about to be lowered into position, when the stays supporting it slip- ped and t he shaft fell upon Mr. Roth irlSOTI. He -was drawn forward on lo sonic: bolts ready to bolt it .t.lecure.ly hese bolls penetrated his lungs while ili weigbt ef tile 1.N•heel crushed his lifa out. 'Medical aid was speedily at hand but of 'no Coroner TowIcr did. not deem if -necessary to hold an inquest. The. dectonoett lea ves a widow and several al.liciren. Tie was alyout 56 yaa rs el 41. • • TliE 'EXETER TIMES, AUGUST 11th, 't V 1904. 0VeraL move ago Mons 1,‘11V LITO lyiZarti Oft. Josa1i, •Locals -et 'eel electeic railway project ott toot The line fr St .1 n esepli woe located and staked out. The right at way was 'bought, but we have not yet heard that it has been paid for Oectisiotially e nieco ef maebinerY for construction work would reach he "City," awl last week two street arrived on a flat car at liensall station. They are cars that have been in use upon some, line but their .irrival 11111 keop the project in the PUblic anind. which has been rather censuring itself for paying so matelt attention to the seltexue, •The wiz- ; rd is ITOW 02010 filan ever a cenun- drum to the people of South Ilueon. We are itot saying that lie does not enjOY the centre of 1110 stage. - News -Record, Oonsiderable ini.erest was display - e as to tho decision reached :y the license board in regard to hich of the three Clintou hotels under discussion would receive a 11 - •cerise, and which would hare flit -1,- 141.0s cut oef. Gm Buxton, of the Waeerly House. who very honorably osed the bar of Ids hotel. Menday, because ids lienee expired Saturday evening, did not need any / tra pursue:dye power to tell the oerd alias kind or a hotel . vould keep. and was therefore anted his license. The new King 1do-ard also gots it license. hut QUeWii 1,4rOse 1r1114014. Bare tioderielt, repreeem- , • Uu temperance people before the I gala mime :tad Lawyer Beattie cif ter Mr. Cooperle interest% tr iertsom oeGoderich, being away 10 the W. -se nee not present .et ing, eter louncil met pursaron to eeljeurn- nt at Town Bell, .Aue. 5t11. Ab- 0iU etinunilior Muir, Minutes of us meeting nee11 end cenfirm- V tied Armstrong -That the fat ling. accounts be p iseeti 111141 or tiers drawn ou treasurer for same Sun Oil Co.. gasoline, e;10.83: *H. • persons, et reet watering to July 30. C. B. anell, el. ctrie hebt to Aug, lst. te93,76;; Harvey Bros, ,al b% 16,00,1 James Willis but' at e(tatet‘'rea S2.8.es9; nea.OA& 3 ere. labor. 82.011i .Tno, Ford. sal - ,,e $27.00 W. J. Meseta eletrity MIs. 1elv4 $8,00.-Cerr1ed. Gladmtrong--Wood.-That ITT. T. B. Carlin. Hugh Setae t with the reev and couneillor Taylor he appointed ,a committee to latterview :11r. Caned regarding axe rangementn for teck fact ory.-Car- led. Taylor-Armstron*e - That t he retepayers residing north of tie river having subscrileel the sum or .$225.00 in lieu of a frontag,a tax for the construction of a granolithic sidewalk on the w.ist sid.' of Main 'ttrcet from he Lek,* Road south 10 the board walk leading 10 the triage. • Tide deems it expedient to build said walk and that the clerk be instructed to tulvert Ise for ten - dors for said worke-Cerrivie, raytor -Armstrong.-- Vett • the -treet eommissioner instructed te rim the trees in filen of (1.11. Bis- 'rt's residence, using his owe judg- ment in the nett t en -Carried. Council adjoutneel to meet at call f revve. GEORGE H. BISSETT, Clerk. '•.C41..erC:0111.X.A1•• tThe Kind You liave Alway&BOtertl Boars he Signature of W. O. T. 1 NOTES. The next regular Women's Chris- ti n Tem/Jerome 1 Ilion meeting will be held at the Jeanne of Mrs. Blasdell O Wed ne 8 day, Aug. 17th. All the xaembers are very epecielly request- ed to be preseatt. Temperance workere oi Clinton open the Loofa option campaign. During the last ten days the tem- perance workers have been actively engaged in canvassing, the town in favor of loeal prohibitioV, and at the council meeting on Monday night they presented a strong „geed t ion signed by 230 municipal electors, (being a majority of those who vot- ed at the 'hist election) asking the council to pass a by-law asprovided by the statues, to ba submitted to the people in January next, and to put the same in force if the electors so decide at that time. The council granted the 1.0.quest, and the campaign is on. It is un- derstood that tbe adjoining munici- palities are discuesinatothe matter. A quiet wedding was celebrated at Woodharn on "Wedne.sday afternoon when Frances, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Stephens, was married to Mr. William Stewart, blacksmit It, Whose home is itt Wooclhana, but who had been working in Winchelsen. There were only the immediate friends present. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. C. C. Couzens. Mise Beatrice Gleason. of ii,larlotte, WaS bride8141aidt end Mr. Conzene, jr. best man. The no ty-mar tied couple will reside at Ora, whither they go followed by the heartiest goad wishes *of their many friends. nturansints. ../Mtlfan Arching joirzls in the fingers, toes arms, and o-ti.,r parts of the body, are joints that are inflamed and swollen by rheumatism - that acid condition of the blood which affects the muscles also. Sufferers dread to move, eopeciall1/2 after sitting or lying long, and (licit condition is vim:I./only worse in wet weather, "I suffered' Ozoniffolfy from rheumatism, but have in= rYar...tko,Oy aim/ by lloo:t's Sarsaparilla, for ,errIt'lat1 am(.11X/Ry p'atc- tul." Mlos krescott, Ont. "I had an attack of trse gritYwhieb let't one Weak and helpless and suffering frorn rltea- znat1xn. I began taking Ilootra Samoa,. rilla and this medicine has entirely cured me. I have no hesitation in saying It caved my life," M. J. McDosia,o, Trenton, Ont. Hood's Sarsaparilk ,Removes the cause of rheutnatistra-DO Outward. applieation en. Take it. r•••••••••• See ad. in this issue of sale of Metropolitan hotel. Mr. and Mrs, Jrio. .NleKinleY ViT4T ed. etre. Jute E. Digeau, last week. 7e1ieses Annie and Margaret Law- son, of Goderieli, are visitiute Miss Della tlouse., Miss Gertrude Harvey is the guest, at her cousin, Mr. Gal field 13ucliart- nu of Jarvis. !,\Irs. Armstrong and children, Brantford are guests of Mrs, E. Blasdell, Rev, Mr. Hohues, ot Myth is vie - icing ids sister-in-law, Mrs. (Dr.) Miss Annie Sanders has ieturned home after a two weeks' vacation camping Al Kinoardine, Miss Hazel A. M. Dignan has re- turned home lawn visiting friends in Zuriele Varna, and Remelt. Miss Mabel McKinley, of Seaforth, WAS the guest of her cousin, Mies llnzel Dignen, during the past week, Miss Jennie Taylor,' of Detroit. *elm was rotting her mother, Mrs. Thomas Biesett, ar„ for the past TWO weeks, rettlfrrieti to Detroit :Monday, Messrs. Ali7, Chas. and G20. Bayley •of London, with their families, drove to Exeter, Tuesday and spent the day With friends, The Willing 'Workers of the Tris itt Alemortel citureb held it vere eueeteseful jan n social on the church grounds, Tuesday eveidoet, A menet emit belonging, to . Triebner while pasturing 30 ield wes severely out erouud ibo melt by coming in contact with barh tome. Ed. Vowell, of New York, passed through Beeler, Sunday on his wet* to Grand Bend, Ile made most of Id s journey front Detroit in an eutoniebile, A football match wee played here on Tuesday night between Eneter end Crediton teams resulting in aver of the Crediton team by ;i core of 2 to 1. Trial Tripe -Now is thc Ume t semere two good papers for t11e priee f one. The Weekly Mail and Em - Are from now till Jan. Iste 1903 for only 50c. To zw subseribers only.. We would b.e jI ztd 11 thee* hey- iog (datives lunt lTilt'nds vie -lag in NVOTOT1 uotify us of the feet b- lTore VcduestIay noon of week 140 011 met can make* •tit . announce- nent in columns ttf the :Miss FJoesie deckell has ret armee house from a month's ViniL W1411 friends in' ESSPN. She was accom- panied home by her sister, eleete ennui Jeckell, who wilt spend a hole. day with her parents lora Quarterly meet her services nill be held in Jarnes-st church On SUR- (l)Iy next, Rev. Mr, Wren will preach in the .morning, after which sacrament will be advinistered by :Rev. F. E. Mutat,. Mr. Melo; t will take the evening servile*. . A Greet Sehool.-The attendance ti the Central liusinee,t colkg:. or Stratford, Ont., has been greaier t his year than ever before Anil the good work ot placing a large num- ber of students in good positions mit veer gcg.:i cat succesetatly. W. J. 1IIiot is president of the col- lege And D. A. MoLechlen is the Princi1s4. 'Write to the 0011 3g0 to a natalcigue, The fall 1 erm opens Sept Oth. Ifigh School. Nutes.-Parents end 118 reign: intending to enter stueents for either the commerciel or fulP English G01117ein Will oonfer favor by registering at once with t he teecretaree Mr. 'jam Grigg, as ten board are anxious to know with- out delay t he. number ot desks avell- able for outside applicants. Par- ties having rooms for one or more pupils Wiel confer a favor by leav- ing their names with ths secretary or chairman with Amount of ae- cozotiodation available. By a fierce fire which raged from 10.45 a. ne„ until 1 o'clock Tuesdar Zrernoan the barns or' the street railway company, and the rona and broom factory of Welford Bros. in East London were pramically gutted and 1 he blaze was only ' prevented from being more disastrous by' the timely nork of the fire depart:rear:I'. A strong west wind rendered the checking of the flairw.s almost im- possible for a 1 itns, find ]iad 11 not abated to a great extent a o.00d portion of: ihe businasi sacqion might ha ye been wiped out. As it "as the fire puts the street rail- way in a nasty Predicament for a time as 1 he barns are useless. The broom factory lost the greater part of its machinery, and all of its stock. Fortunately the- insurance on the damaged ' buileiegs was enough o cover the loss. AN OR1)INAR1 'PILL e Is liable 1 o cause but Dr. IIturniltoa's Pills of man- e Peke and 13utternut never gripa.dr ca ust a ny pa in w ha Laver. Tho. mildest and eft...Icily-0 physic. Sure cure 2or headache and billionsirs4. Use •only Dr. HamiltOn'S -"Tilt 3. Price 23c. Sodom -111 Samout,1 S ta nle ke coati 1111.Ln s very ili. -Mr. W. Carrack has gone to the lake to assist: Mr. II. Isaac ill har- vesting. -A roimhar went froro Sodom and tirinity Lo visit tile "Invisible City" on Sunday last. --The boys have finished pulling the Jior in the la rg a fiald nau Black Creak. -Mr. 'Isaac and wife Son da yed with Mr. II. Isaac. --Mr. 3. Stacy- is again on the oad with his threshing machine. Vrad Green has got Ma barn ready to 1 flt.t 1 VC: his crop. The base- ment is not yet completed. Jaw. Es Levan or Yorkton The co-operative Telephone Com- pany, of Detroit hi looking for a oharter in Windsor. A representa- tive of the concern is aotively en- gaged in looking up subseribers for • the company, and so far has been successful. The company 'desires to place telephoues- he private * heusea at a cheaper rate than is at present given by the Ball CompaUY., wirAT IS DYSPEPSIA? Qualms, nausea, longing for food ;yet dreading b.) eat, You neat* have the real thing, but Ferrozone will cure you like it die S. D. Hunting- don, or Hamilton, who says .1,1 frequently wns. attacked with suoh acute dyspepsia that 1 thought it must be heart disease, 1 Ilse(' Eel.- rozone and got relict and got relief. 1 kept on using Perrozone and was mired. My digestion is ein perfect order and I eon eat anything to- day." Nothing is as good as For- rozone for dy,spepsla and those both- ered with weak stomachs. Price 50e. 01 eruggists, OATS OF FALL FAIRS Exeter .., ..„.„. Sept. 19 Western , London ......Sept, 0-17 Dominion. Winnipeg ,,.„July25-Aug,6 Brandeo, Manitoba ...Aug, 9 -Sept. 12 Toronto, Industrial -Aug. 29 -Sept 10 Center Canada, Ottawa ,..SOpt.164i Ilarnilt Inf•mtn, 11.1•.• Sept„•15-17 South Perth. Stretford -Sept. 27-28 Northwestern, Wingh4me---$011t. 2940 Ce•ntral, Einelpit „-Sept. 20-22 W, Middlesex, Strathroy...Sept. 23425 Great N. W„ Godericit Northern. &Ise. Craig Sept,27-28 Glencoe ... .„.,. ..eSeet- 27-28 West Kent, Chatham. „. Sept,27-28 The Times and the Family gorge and Weekly Star will be sent to any address in Canede or the United States ti11 Dec. 31„ 1901 for 75c. To take advantage of this offer you must subscribe at once. eeeeeeeeieleeteioneeieleeineeteoeceeeeeeeeee et. We are sending out a number + fv accounte this week to those " itt arrears for the Tionee and be pleased if those who celee Iltem will make 00elr- ,T.ly rentittnace. reeeea'eeeeelee++eeeeaee-ee•e-eeeeeee+-eite - . 1 aria winaitualerl 'arliP1111114111,ne AVeRelahktPrepP,rationfOrAS- Similating ilieFeodamillegea- ting IttzStOall4.5 and BaNYell of 1 _munwixtEN tf,tnnttnnfr.f.frfnt PronaotcsDigeskoo„Cheerful- ne$SiDdRestkoatainsoeither Opurithorphino uorguleral. 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Bnower, 2,1 Cedar Terrace, Hot Springs, Ark., Vice President Mothera Club. --$5000 forfeit If or/gifted of Om lotto proving genuineness cannot be produced, CANAW:ArIPIC Farm Laborers Wanted MN LABORERS' EXCURSIONS Wiil be run to stations on Canadian Pacific in Manitoba and Aosiniboia, West, South-west and Noetb-weet of W.inuipeg as far as MOOSE JAW EITE.VAN and. 9 YONTON koroUr arl stations .on line of C. P. R., Hamilton, London and Windsor Sections West of Toronto, also Guelph Bra tic)), excepting Guelph City, and all stations south of line G. T. It., Toronto to Sarnia, AUGUST 20th: One Nay tickets to 'Winnipeg only will be sold, but each :person pur- chasing will be furninshed with a coupon on which, after such person bas been hired at Winnipeg to work as a farm laborer, but not later than August 31st, 1904, free transporta- tion will be given the holder fron Winnipeg to any. Canadian Pacific station in Manitoba or Assiniboia, West. or South-west or isTorthwest of Winnipeg, but not beyond .Moose tiV elle St "V CP XL 2C Beer, ee, The Kind You Have Always Signature t'a cif i c Agent , of „re4:-/z-,te/7.4, A. Notro.an, Asst. Geri. Pas?, gen t, Toronto. ]00r parnplets and all particulars igil t..int tickets aprily to any Canadian. • Reserved Fund.. •.! .. . . .,. . ., ,. .., . 2,850.000.00 • 40 17 Branclies in °made, tieiehee, Aleerta, Biltisn'etillitabla and Muiltoba. 41 EXETER BRANCH 0 open mvery Lawful Day trona 10 e. et. to 32'. et. excopt Saturdayl0e. et. to 1 P. 0. fo .., Farrticsrs' Sole Notes cashed or collected, Forms &Invited • On application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, ("treti.1.1idtalo and Ito. em lied mates, bought anti sold at lowest rates of exchange, • 41 SAWd NGS DEPARTMENT • Deposits of ff11.00 and upwards received. Interest Com- te pounded bait yeariee, and added to principal June 36t1t and December Met, Do- • positajeoceipts also issued end highest current rates of Interest allowed, • 4* Advances made to !erasers, etoek dealers and business men at s lowest rates end on niose favorable terms.. Agents at Exeter for Dom Cie . • Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N D. HURDON, Manager. .ir` 1 Galladian Nat1011a1 xhibitioll 1904 ToRoNto, ow'. 1904 AUGUST 29th to SEPTEMBER 12th **OW Largest and fittest exhibits of Canadian mienufactures,agriculturat products, live etnck, etc., etc, ever shown. New botildings, improved Wattles and get eter variety of attractions than ever. "BLACK WATCH BAND" The Band of the "Black Watch" (the famous. 42 Royel Iligbland- ers) will attend the Exhibition, by permission of his Gracious Majesty the Ring and officers of the Regiment, and will play three concerts daily throughout its entire course. • • THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW The grandest pyro-military display ever seen in Canada will be presented before the Grand Stand each eveeing with hundreds of per- formers, brillianb cesturnes, gorgeous pyrotechnic setting and assisted by the pipers of the "Black Watch. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS "Dave -Devil Schreyer" in his leap from a bicycle 108 feet into it tank of water; The Bickett Family. world-famous terial acrobats; Winschermann's wonderfulerained Bears ; Adjie's Troup of Lions, the most remarkable group of trained animals in the world, and many ot- her acts of equal merit. Special Railway Rates. Ask your Station Agent for Particulars, Remember the Dates, AUGUST 29th to SEPTEMBER 121h. W. Ke MONACGHT. .1.0. ORR, PreSident Secretary and Manager. 0.0.000.0.000.•00.4000.000.000•004.0000.0.004•040.004.00• 0 ....0004,00.000.0.04.00.0•0000***000.000404.0.0.0.04000 • 0 4. • 44,• WESTERN' te- - ** London September, 9th to 17th 1904 04- •. ENTie(ECE4ETE3E • .3. S le*CISC) (.1* IR •o4* * t*r • 4. •4. • 4.- 44)*: A NEW $10,000 DAIRY BUILDING li Improvements all along the line. Exhibits unsurpassed :4 ATTRACTIONS TRE BEST YET---I<itamura's Celebrated Jap Troupe of 10 People The Flying Ban- • e" :4* vardS, and the best Gymnasts, Acrobats, and other spec - .41 ialties that money can procure. I Five evenings of Fir:works, concluding each • ing with a realistic representation of the :• "BOMBARDMENT OF P012T ART1TUR" even- G. : , ..- .• . • 4> • • e ...-' 0 ." . 0 . A holiday outing none sllould miss, Special excursions:over - .41! 4*; all linas or travel, For all information, prize lists, &c.„ address. .4, et- : . ' e • ...:, Lt. -Go], W. M. Gartstiore, O : J. fi. 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