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marrow and
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from the spleen, Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
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MEDIOAL
The Exeter Times
'�'' �Y. BROWNING, M. D„ M. 0.1
t . P. S„ Oreduate Victoria, Uni- l
varsity, piece and residenextce. Dornielen 1 T111 t%SI3A , SEPTEMBER ,5th 1904
Lla natetore, E,x"eter.
DENTAL
I INC Ali=. D. S, AND
D.8.», D S $o d to
DR. A.R. 3 SIvfAN, L,'
nor Grad
upa
eToronto University, poi st•
Teeth extracted without Rain or
badafter eifeets, O.8ie4 rid I••an
soa'8 block. West side of 1llain
treat,°Erceter•
.A. Alt3rRSQNe (0,8.. 8. / M.S.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of tate Toronto Unireraity
Arid Bo al College of Dental eurgevne of
Vntario,with honors Also Postgeeduatv,ot
C`#Icago School of 1?r'osfl ettc Dentistry (with
bon_ Prattle mention,
Tverythingkuown to the Meatal Profession.
ft:mote this office. ftridgo work. crowns, al.
Aareiman,gold and vulcanite platestt_h donefrt
tle
iragrmlneatestsd ssreturner us possible. oim esseextra
e e c p c-
�piece olio door soprth of Carling Bros store
E etcr,Oar.
pti,zite funds to loan eau F'
and ono half per cont,
ANEW TO E(
OA
property at Vow
tNEST FI,LTQTT
wt}Itaveualit<ritc4 prirate fenda to invest
- on upon farm or vwagQl?ropertyui loaves
sten et. Int4nat.
Mater.
ONEY' TO
;li o have alargo amount of private funds to
vut gen farut outs eillegeeroperttes aftlRwr;ates
lnteres4
010,-BMt1,N l SUNBURN'
Barristers Solicitors, Mitt 8t. Exete
DICKS c N & CARLING*
ill rel ors Solid
Commtssioncrd, fioltc
Bank..Etc1,
Mauer tea atlowost
Qk'.Flos:-., T4I Sr
Y. rt• CA TNa
ftenve anseTaa,
the notions
Iatcr St.
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Locals
Subscribe for tate Times,
Miss Lilly Willis, -of Marlette, Mie
is visitingfriends in holy',
:alas, Powell and bliss ?owell ba
returned. from Grand Rend,,
Miss Lillian Blatchford is confi
e t e
Oa }� house with'
ed 1 s a
Irl grippe.
8
pp
Mr, Russell Frayne, .of Drantfor<
is visiting under the parental roof,
Miss K. Norton, evangelist, of To-
ronto, is the guest ,of hiss Cora Pri-
or.
or.
Mrs. McTavish attain children, of
Detroit are guests. of bee father, Mr.
Join Ilawksbaw.
Miss 3tilary Sanders, of Stephen, left
on Tuesday for an extended visit with
friends in -Manitoba,
[aster W ge Bissett Iras accept-.
d a position with Messrs. Snell
•tyt•e,
Hiss Stella Coast', of Sarnia is
e: t of Mr. and Mfrs. T. Ai. Cam
Thames Road.
Mrs. Richard Yellow and son. Ed..
ward, 'silo have been visiting iii Lan-
t?on lies returned home,
Rev, Cs W . Brawn, of Mitchell, liars
been incited to Atymer :Methodist
church at a salary of $1000.
Air, .vtd Mrs, 1�'orsell arca in To -
week this week ,;and Miss Rita, is visit„
in 1 eter,--Goch+ruff Signal.:
DETER llfARltE'
at per bushel, (old) .$1,04 t
sti (new) .., Dia
feeds' „ 3t2
JOU
Eggs », ,
rk lir weigi1>P' * ;>
r
1404.
ea 40
X2,14
fl
$7,00
A. C. TAMSAY, V, S.
Honor Graduate Ontario Veterinery (.l•
lege ;Hooray Fellow in Ontario 'ti"eterinery
Association. 41l disc a sof domestic animals
<eci 1 Ca Day treateth la rover treated by
the a oxygen treatment.
OFFICE : One floor south of Town Hail
BE$IPENOE : Sewed house north at Pres-
byterian church.
The Usborne and Hilbert
farmer's Mutual Fire laser-.
ansa bola lanu,
�. -�sa7'"#to, Farquhar, Unt.
DIRECITORS
President: --T, RYAN', ALB= l P. U.
k AssMoR1,
FAngvn<tIR P, O.
F. ll1OEL•1Y, wilAzr;;v P. 0.
J. A., Noiu xs, ORO:WA RTY P. U.
W t..ROY, Batman= P. O.
�. L.Brs$ELL, BUS8ELDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
1. CA RMICHAEL, Sxs.rr.�. ONT.
A, DIxz�C11.A� F�Lltctus n, ONT,
WILsox, FULLARTON, ONT.
7, S. GILFILLA`e LUc s , ONT.
8, W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
Buggies v
. _ Buggies!
Ds you Want a fuggy
We have the finest stock in town
ail 'the latest styles, in the nerves
olors.
Our prices o0
arelow was can be fouls.,
for first-class material and workman-
ship.
- B1tFORE YOU BUY
tysfilL /IND SEE US.
J F -Russell
Two Dpors South Town Hall.
CREDIT'ON
Roller Mills
Gristing and Chopping
Prornptly Dolce.
We are giving excellent ,sa-
tisfaction in lour since r'e-
---_..ate Bdellin our mil]
•
tip
H. Swei.tzer
ARM FOR,SALE,-Lots 20, 10
con. and lith con., of Stephen,
6 1-4 miles west of Exeter, being
composed of 100 acres on the 'Ilttt
eon, and, 120'acres' on ; the 10th
"These farms are under -•good state of
cultivation e l drained- with -
well good
house •bu'1 in s'
s disci out_ t d 13 , thereon al-
so fra' orchards t tt bearing � o Never'
g
fails theyear oun ,
n,4 well p' r d : For
further particulars apply to T. B.
'Martg�n, gxete'z•.
EYE
I' Liar
T P. SMITH
nF x\T T111
t&QMMERCIAt HOUSE, EXETEO
Two Days Onlyicx,
Friday and Saturday, Septem.
fast 30th and October 1
0
a tobait
r..
Call early and :trail yourself of .,}}p�is
vablah1e service, as this is a rare lap-
portunity to have your eyes properly
Meted free of charge. No guess work
but a scientific certainty. Difficult
cases accurately fitted, AI.L Wong
GUARANTEED.
A full line of Artificial Eyes
aaded:,to Our Stock.
Township of Usborne
Court U of Revision
Notice is hereby given t.1,et a Court, will be
bold p�pnrstiant to rent; ONTARIO vOTlvjIS'
LISTS ACT, by� His Honor the Judge of the 1
Count Court of the Countyef Huron. at the
Town y_a11
II Dylixnvilla AI a
on and y*, the Twouty-
sr li
C 1
xtdayof September, t e
tnbrA,
p D,1Jc1at10e'cloe-
a is
in the forenoon,. to bear and determine the sev-
eral compplaints of errors anti ommissiona in' the
Voters' Listof the municipality of the Town-
shipof s r
Osborne a
U r for 001.
A a
Al 0 oma h
p rs nviu boar a
nes R the Court are
t;
required to attend at the said time and place.
Dilated at }vh5Ien this 7th day -a September
1.90.1:
FRANCIS
14iOZiLT,<Y,
Clerk.
VI OR SALE. -On Main street, Ex-
eter, a 7 roomed storey and
half, brick dwelling. including bath
and pantry, excellent cellar. Good
saldif-
ferent
e, and small garden with dif
ferent kinds' of fruit. For terms and
particulars apply on premises to
Mrs. E. Elliott, Exeter.
}?,1F SALE. -In >` FoR U•s r
bo ne
su township, being parts of lots 17
18- the 13th co containing 125.
o 1 n,
acres. Buildings are a storey and a
half brink house, bank barn and low
barn. Two orchards, 10 acres- of
bush and is'situated 2 1-2 miles
from Kirkton, 7 miles 'from Exeter,
and '1-4 mile •from school. Must be
1 close estate. Fax fur-
ther'
to to an ata Fo
ther particulars apply to Wm. Prid-
ham, Russeldale, Wm, Baker, Ful-
lerton, Executors•
ADIA1N
PACIPIC
ST EXGUI.SlONS
$�>�ftVE
Winnipeg $30.00 Regina — 833.75
Mowbray
Deloraine Moose -Jaw
31.50
is IC 31.00
It;an ae
-Myer.
]3 • ndon Swan I3 e
• Saskatoon — 35.25
Pr. Albert — 36.00
Macleod ` 38,00
Souris
Lyleton
Lenore
Miniota
Itllgln
Wawanesa J
Rinscartlt 32,25
sfoosorjn
Arcola — 35.5)
Estevan } 33.00
Yorkton
3:.00.
Ca'gary — 38.50
Red Deer —_ 30.60
Stratheona ;10.50
Going Sept. 13th and l 7th.
Returning until Nov. 111h and 23;.h.
Pamphlets and full particulars from any
Canadian Pacific Agent, or
A. 73. t�OT,MAN,. TOron�o
IIORTIIORN DURHAM PULLS
KO
fax sale -The undersigned, has for
sale a number of up-to-date tltoz-
ouglt [bro'd Short Rom Bulls. They
are : of the low, set, thick blocky type
and thole", breeding;; Will be sold
reasonable, inspection invit;eel. Ap-
ply ion lit 16,'con. '2, lila , o r John
Y
Eider,, ,lrensall, P. 0.
locals .
et consultitlion eyes tested and
asS
Wlieat Advance.-..l3Zi,ghtcrxw' frosts
over late Canadian northwest. added
fresh zest to the bull campaign in
wheat. forcing prices up to $1,27 per
laushel, in Chicago,
vales the laidlt'd i,f Exeter nand vicini. the richest of all fats, the pure St::�,-
ty to vial . her millinery pallor; "op cod jiver oil.
Monday Anal Tnesdaay September Ittb a I
11.8(1 24th, AU the fattest tzt„t'rls °aa For )le s : gi
:Cud nate"tutu ell rttilliti : l GiIQQI ,,alis arld
e
trimr 1 d cry invalids and for '
Is() new lines of fancy good alt SV32Q5
:apt tvitleshiiidin, the wet a blood is Haifa and pale Scott's
nd , Ots
ny condition of the ntornin•;, on E1nt1lsiQzl is a peat
S "etlnesday, upwards a;20.0 tickets pleasant an d rieh
were sold at Exeter station for the I3iQod food, It Ii0t Only feeds
Western Fair. The rain cleared or the blood-makllla organs but
1'owever qt noon. 1 h'i Sun Fannin Oute
warmly ar,d britt Ely during- the g1VeS them S4I't"1t ill to CIU
a.ftaraaoart.
Mrs. McI+wee, aC Barri... ri... Provincial
Secret try .al' t la- 11`, G. T, i'„ will acct.
dress tt 'mars aalreting In the 'rain*St., t.. 4000
;titetimlist church, on Sunday, Sept,
18tH, at 3,45 11, in,, V1r's. Dlcl .le is a
talented and gifted streaker. A. rare
treat Is promised those alto NNW at-
tend. Collections,
their .proper r,TQ2l,
Serie far bee saniete,'
$Coll..fi ;Rowel?, ersccrlsts„
Sec, and ernei all cirnr,^iats. (sofas
i `t'laa� pinee t o buy your ver
. 114:1,11jLip
-' llt"sti au
is at L. J. C
Spaokotnn's state, Ther ltalndle +
.1. rntpt.hin but 1"rit'siley'ti. Tlty
4. are -t.he best. lteneouber the 4.
•:• date of the mtllin`ary opcti,tth,
Dominion Permanent Stock -,q }or
sale, Stook now realizin' 0 p'`r cent..
tall`yearly. good specula t lon.-SoiS
'reign
reign Ranh stock, • forse1' stool;
•tilaing a per cent. per annum.unt. �-
r f
t)ttt lt,1uat 'Cement StAaStook.:tle,,.-,-11.
Mr, , . T �Ipiai a4•.
out o V1r
opened' up in Tracethi'
with :t well selected
groceries sard flour and lovas, Mr,
O'Brien is no etranger to the people
of Exeter, and surrounding country
and we ;tresp oak • for hila the sand,
liberal patronage afforded frim in
1h„, }past.
oily solea
bas
Alts s*atntl,
-Some ware; person enterr'altin
pasture field of Wan. Kerniok, Tut
of Ray last weak and cut tate tetlocl�,
of the at►l:h front foot of Iris 2, year
old heavy draught mare which fie
was fitting up far the London anti
local fairs. .Any one i;uilty et at
crime like this should be given
a taste of the law'. This coltnow
weighs 15.10 lbs and took first prize
«,l to 'yearling last fall wherever
shown .
On Thursday morning last rvltila
Ir. John Taylor, Exeter I�'ortlt, ryas
driving to his form an. the Lake
road his Horse took fright and ran
away 'throwing Mr. Taylor from, tar, 1
wagon. He was conveyed hada and
en
•l
medical attendance called in, r]
it was found are iiad suffered a se-
vere Sracture of his hip. The limb
was set and Mr. Taylor is doing as
well Its can be expected.
Death of ,Firs. Moore. --•After .t
painful illness, Elizabeth NMI lreott,,
beloved wife ,of Mr. James Moore
Thames Road, fussed away on Tues-
day last, at the age of 68 years, '7
months mall 18 days. Deceutsod, soma.
few weeks ,ago underwent an opera
tion in the London hospital for that
dread disease cancer,- r et utnnq
home
she gradually trewworse
and was
r past w
her ed for th £c
confinedto mr b
I
weeks, until death relieved afar of''
her sufferings. Mrs. bTooac was held.
circle
'rcla: '
"t: largo
in high esteem b
Y a very
i
d s ath • ,r.:
of friends, z kind and Y ym pt
neighbor, and• her deeds of kindn ss
will long ba remembered by th'^ re
with whom she aramc in contact.E.r1
was a 'faithful and consistent mem-
ber of theTrivitt Memorial church
and her life was in swi'r;tl aecot'd
with her profedsion. There remains
to mourn •leer loss a loving husband
and one daughter, Mrs. Fred Bart-
lett, f Arkona, besides three broth-
ers, o A oat
Messrs. Wm. John end Roger
Mr, Borden's Tour..
.Norflex
3vest
twill ,iddre•
rn p;tr'1 of rate
ravine o Itis rtrncaaay brie ; sti;Itt
r cltaa fi«d ltortx thzt at fire* von.
nplated and Brill afar ts follown,.-,
t, 15, aflerxaooaa. Aytn'tt'r z e'Ve11ilt141,
8t, Thomas; Sept. 16, I,ortdoar, uteet.
ing workers but .not to hold 1 a meet.
in, -g
, which milk calms latter : Sept.
17, afternoon, ''11ingsville i •venitr{ia
Windsor , Sept.. 13, Sarnia ; Sept.. eat
Chatham, Sept, 21, Stratford ; Sept.
.2. Brampton; S. pt. 23, Guelph. Fur-
* ban
ur-titan that the dttz•a :tr.., not
lard, but be will prrp;t.tbbiy to,
1?rrtli t
on S, pt'.. 20..
The Times: and the Family Uern,
and Weekly Star will be sent to a
address itt Canada or the t.'nited
States 'till Dec. 31„ 1901 for 74c,
To take advantage of this offer you
must :subscribe at once..
DATES OF FALL PAIRS
EST DREd
GOODS
We have been fortunate .rocut°iog for early dei'very
the
latest makes
of
imported Dress Goods, We have always
bad the reputation o showing from ourNew a --
.stock the o
date fabrics of the day, So far our Dress
�' Goods Trade has.
increased as season
succeeded season and to.day
splendid trade, This
Autumn we fullyanticipateale the Zenit
of our ambition
and expect i € o culminate with es
Good's Stock at a reduction.
ut Ir Ifuron, Exeter.....,.•.Sapi .19-2!?
II°trtan and Loan
ltilitchasli,,, S4,t.20.21
Y, 'Zurich , ..Sept 1
Tuckeramit 11, Seztfarth .. Sept, 23.23
Northwestern, txotiericlt Sept. 27-28
Stanley, Bayfield .,Sept. 20-30
'1'urarberr•y, Wingliani ,Sept. 29-30
Alerris, Blyth .. ...Oct, 11-12
Western , London ». Sept. 9-17
Canter Canada, na do tattoos t ,S p .lc -
0
Ham i1ton. , Sept. 3D-17
South Perth, Stratford ..,Sept, 27-28
Nor ti western, Wingbstnt.,,sept. 29-30
Central, 'Guelph .,,Sept 20-22
W. Middlesex, Strathroy...Sopl;.23-2a
tr. 1T
Great t., Gotlericlt
e Q
Northern, Atka Craig .., l;opt..7-..8
Glencoe ... Sept 27-28
West Bent, Chetitam •... Sept 27 '8
VITEN ALL OT.ILERS V AIL
Tar
relic constipated headache
,just .try Dr. IlaYnition's Pills of Man-
drake and liuttcrnut. Wonderful-
ly prompt, and never oausa griping
pains. 1"or l.radaolte and billious-
2)09s use only Dr. ilnrnilton'.s Pills.
Price 25c.
Train Robbers Made a
Big Haul
f
A dalrn traxn robbery
took
e
on Saturday last about Iteven utiles
west 01 Mission Station, 13. C. .
Footprints indicate that the train
robbers bad taken a row boat near
the village of Warnock, end rowed
noross the Frazer river and thence
proceeded' to the American boundary
bine 11 miles distant, and half a doz-
en milts fr,om Blaine
n.Wash:
Besides S7,000 in gold dus
t
tr'hiGi1
they secured from the express omes-
sengers,Thfunerall there are known to be sev-
Northcatt, ,of %sayt:akes place to -day, . T..xa l packages of bank notes con -
(Thursday.)
Signed to :local batiks an the resist- 1
crud letters. -
25c. pays for the Times till the The railway officials are working
end of 1904 -for new subscribers on taro false telegram sent to the ex -
only, press messenger et Mission to have
the sate capon, giving him the idea
that the express agent in Vancouver
Who alone had the combination was
absent.
The :robbery was the work of four
masked men who suddenly crawled
onto Hie engine in a densely wooded
district .and at the point of revolvers
forced •the engineer to stop. They
b t conductor,
e co
uardod the cab a d h nd o
r
th n
uncoupled the train and took the en-
gine and express car several miles
west. Express Messenger Mitchell,
who refused to open the door of bis
ear slid so” when informedthat it
would bo blown open with dyne
Mr. 1I. •S. Scott, for many years
commercial editor of the ' ,Toronto.
Y1obe, has been appointed by the Do-
aninioa government as its New 'York
agent,ent in connection with tho
nen
anti-dumping provision of the tariff
law. This is ,one of the cases where
an appointment goes by merit. Mr,
Scott's wide knowledge and exper-
ience in om etcial affairs being
exactly the, qualifications required
for :this- important position. White
he will by congretulated on this re-
catnit oa of hit ati:ity, ;his departure
will be regretted, not only by his
colleagues on the press, but by the
business men of Toronto, whose fri-
endship and esteem he enjoyed to a
high degree.
BORN
LORD. -On 'September 8th, 1904, to
Mr. and Mrs.•-Joahn. Ford, a son.
13]FTSCULU.-In Dashwood, 'C,o Mi•.
and Mrs. David Bethcheu, a son,
WOODI3RI"DGE.-In Ilay, ,on August
31s1., to Mr. and Mrs. William
W.00dbiidg" *, a son.
DIED
WILLIS.-In Exeter, on Sept. 6th.,
1004, Sarah Ann Smith, beloved
wife of Mr. Thomas Willis, aged
61 years and 2 'months.
LTNDER.-In Exeter, on Sunclay,
Sept. llth. John Charles, infant sort
,of. Mr. and Mrs. Metrics Linder, of
Cleveland, Ohio, aged 6 weeks.
MOORE.-In Exeter North, on Tues-
day. Sept. 13th, 1904, Elizabeth
Northcott, beloved tviTh of Mr. Jas.
Moore, aged 68 years :7 months
end 18 days. ,
The gold dust was taken from the
safe ,and the mail bags rifled.' 'Tate
robbers ;then rode on the engine to
near Mann•oaoh and escaped in tho
woods. None -of the passengers were
molested,' • .
This is the first robbery of a Can-
adian Pacific train in 20 years.
'Detectives have trailed three of
the men t.o the town of Lyndon,
about 12 miles from Bellingham. The
tizrce .mon on horseback,crossed the
river near Mission, and' made their
way ,down the guide meridian Iine
to Lydon, where they arrived early
in the morning, 1 heir horses plainly
showing 'L -he hard travel,
A special -committee of the Ontario
Lord's Day Alliance is to investigate
the ,running ,of steam 'boats on Sun-
day in Muskoka, G,eargian ]3ay ana
e. Sundayr
the Ray or Quintpa odes•.
in Troto th,e opening of post offi-
ces
and the running of excursions
will also be reparted [upon.
wr-
IN*
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.►,..,'.._. 1000 Worth of Overcoats juC t arrived, made b
Co if r Noyes & Randa
ll
one of the best, biggest and moMt reliable manufacturers
in Canada -
Overcoats from $5.00 to "$12.50.
ens 44 an
ye, extra weights and
qualities, 50, i:, $1.,00.
Wool Mattings, 3�Tateln s, very late fabrics,
z
to � aI' CS,
good finish, French dyes, , .50c,
Imported Yicdnnas 54 in. wide, ex -
id
1-ral. finish best of weight t andgi
', best we have shown 50, 75,900.
lo.; ,
.fold r Tweeds, S, o 6 in wide, Stark
allc ' lit ground colors nothing bettor
for ,a, autumn or winter Suit 75 and $1.
oN cloths, 56 in wide, alt bed i
high finish, French dye, extra weight,
LOO, 1,.35, 1.50,
'Fancy Tweed suitings, 5
wide, in black, brown, green, navy
grouncls. These goods have very
nob-
by shads effbet5 and make pretty
suits
i oc, $1.00, $ l,?a.
f 1
ai<in:'ciezths 42 to 46 ill, gide, €Iull'�
able f~Inish, extra heavy weight, black,:
Tassore, navy, re. is brown, 50,
$1,00; y ' 75,
Pana
I21& Cloths zit
hnisb, in black, flay
h p>>tigne, 500:
Cheviots 44 o
vy, green,brown,fa
b herringbone 1wi
];l
l wide, blae,.,.
heavy weights
t 50, 75e.
iamante Clots, G i1I, Wi
new for suiting
e.
ed &nitings, 45 in. wide
light and dark g. en,
blue, green and marine
prett
light and
at 75e.
Cobour
nisi), in
t .. 46 in. wide, periie
ld dark greys onl •, $1,
'gest of England Suitings,56
in dark navy andwhiter .n.d brown :
white, light navy and white at $1,00,
Bargains in Shaker Flannels
Regulaac Se Flannelette for 15 yards far $Loll.
Regular 9c Flannelette for 12 yards for $I.00.
Regular 12-e Flannelettes double war heavy p, extra, ea, y Cully 1.0c.
Regular 5cTovrelling extra heavy Twill 4 cents.
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TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE. ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST OFFICE
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The exhibition at Toronto this
year has been the most successful
ever held. The receipts will reach
quite i$1I8,000, which will bo 53,000
over last year and a substantial -sur-
plus will go to the city,
Beare the T{le Kind You HaveAlwaysBough,
Sigpatura
of
ill. JACKSON & SON 1L.
Main -St. Exeter.
$• 4 -
Junk Dealers.
Occupying J. P. Ross'
Store, one door south of
Metropolitan Hotel.
Will pay highest cash
price for the .following
goods,such as all kinds of
Scrap Iron
Brass
Copper .
Zinc
To get that appetizing,
brown appearance and out-
side crispyness on roasts of
lamb, beef, etc.—to keep
their goodness in them they
must
be basted. In the old
style stove this necessitated
reaching into the hot oven
and moving the hot, heavy pan
the oven while it was basted.
unsatisfactory results. The d
-.4,fesyi
�l
� .. l%jf
4'f
and holding it in the front of
A tedious performance with
raw -out oven rackf
o the
Ixrnperial Oxford
Range
Lead
Pewter
Horse Hair
Wool Pickings
' Rags 4
Old Rubbers 4 I
+ Bones and Bottles
No quantity too large e®r v
or
a7 VB •Fe
i° 1.
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snakes basting i
a sm plc and
successful operation. Draw the
handle in front of the oven for-
ward
orward and therack brings thepan
and its contents out of the oven
where it may be thoroughly
basted with the greatest ease.
The Imperial Oxford Range
lessens the labor of cooking and
insures the most successful
results.
Calla* one of our agencies or write
for the Imperial Oxford leaflet.
The Gurney -
Foundry. Co.
$,racked
Toronto
Mo tattems1, W'flaaesai nfa sxs.lt
BYuneoasare,r
Sold by T. HWKINS & SoN Exeter,
Trial Trip. -Now is the time to
secure two 'good papers for the price
of one. The Weekly Mail. and Em-
pire from now till Jan. 1st., 1905
for only 50o. To new subscribers
only. ...
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secure twvo good papers' for the price
of one. ' The Weekly ;Mail and Eno'-
Aire from now till Jan.. 15t., 1905
for only 50o, To ,new: subscribore
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