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EXETER, ONT., CANADA., TUURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1904
Dashwood,
N
• • IF von ARE 01ePUTTING IN
ailarn:aeG come 44 anal sect what, we' have
� got: to ptfen If
Ftroutltc to idrrnistt you wtrlbli
O•
au est6titato, Tn I�, t?atrtg Ai itai,a, Stoves,
Paints ere
e Subscribe for the Times.
it O Mr, 1Teney Kraft, has #in cider
tline •. ruin in full: swing again,
e --Misses Lizzie and Jennie Bet,.
the
e
oil, n ar o
• t.
to be on the look out for a
good range or cook stove,
Wood or coal as we leave a
large number to choose from
of the leading makers of Can -
oda, namely
FAMOUS
IMPERIAL OXFORD
TREASURE
SOUVENIR
t Anal either one of diem will make'wreath per-
petual
in r.
1na..k,your wife's face wv a
pears] n dIennial glow,
:eN
HEATERS
SVe also harry* a large stook of base burners, air tights, h
blasts to choose fro.).
Q _-Thr, Misses Taylor. spent SAP-
* day under the parental roof on the
o Sauble line. _
q. -Mrs. Paulin is attending the
Creclitoa
-Geo. Essory spent Suitt.
nig at Mr. C. Beaver's
-Miss Calvin, Brown's former
milliner is back for this season.
--air. Sans, Tremnen` and his sis-
ter, of Dsuhit, are.' skiing at Chrism'
Beaver s
-.Itev, G. 1). Damm, 13, D., conduct
ed quarterly services at Dashwood,
Sunday.
-113114 rs, Ganser. of Buffalo. X. Y.,
is visitint; her relatives and friends
in this. vicinity,
• county W. C, T, V. convention at -Mr. Orel). of Zurich, ltexit tun, . -Mr, stmt arra. J. Itieltbeil« were
Godericlz. day visiting at his brother-in-law's the guests .of air, and ire. S. Hands!+.r.
--airs. lbl, Birk, a former residaenie Mr. August Ilii]. ]]:aster, East Sunday.
, `
• of the village, is renewing, old] „\l=e not" II44*. r)iderson It se t t -Mr: Alex. Cliariesworth'. Of Eg- ,O..y
acquaintaaiFes here, l)Ce a not" ing lzaiwses lzc n(ntt mandvlllee h,ta purchased the bard- •..•
--Shavers bras held in both the L . n g' re businesx of Mr. C •,�,
dr'rd)s a re�trlar .wised spltat.Cz, Charles Uteri). ?
3Ir. Swartz. of Milverton,
c Id t ...-:hives,. Ella and Lizzie- RanilL, ••1.
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Zurkh
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rat _Iz , a
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t ol) , \iiilliams sllenc I.€- •,." �^ 'i' �.. « r, � S"fi•^�•1,•;,c.�'i �:«;,,y•i<3��•i••r•'t'r'fiw.;,�.`�••£.'r.��«+:`3`
d y and Saturday u London, •
-tr, .Elntoxe bagel, of P uoit, •,
visited Iiia parents ,sere da few oar; ;:
last week,
-fixe. Fred Witwwer, and family,
vis' •
sided J"ziends in Ea:+ster, on Sunday, • .`
---Miss Amy Johns of Exeter, has 0
organized a vocal and musical class • .
in town , •
— 4iz, 13uswt•ell, of Centralia, visit- 4,,
ea at Mr. 1), Steinbach's Saturday $=a,
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therein end Evangelical oburcbes.
Saturday afternoon.
-Rev, T necte1 leek] quarterly Con-
ference bere a1n the Evangelical.
Thursday evening.
In rdsh I ra av
inti d
e
--;firs. (Rev.) Clemens left Ines-.
• t day inoniing to attend lino X. P. A.
• { Convention, he'll.' field at Caunpden.
Cco. Snider will leave this
♦• ww•eok for Columbus, Ohio., where be
will resume 1113 studies at the den-
.• tial Collel;oa
We make ik specialty of ave T,rooghing Furnace 'York, t,
Double and single acting force pump, bath room, and plumbing of , a
A all kinds on the shortest notice:
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We also curry of a full line of shelf hardware.
Content the two leading brands, National and S
brand,
SON
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Owing tda the construction of a
new iron bridge at Sodom, the email.
leaves half an hour earlier, 6.30 a.
in., /instead] of 7 a, in.
-•Rev. Geo. Dauuu, of Crediton,
,two very able and. profitable
addresses in English last Sunday in
the Evangelical church here.
•--Miss Gibson, milliner of lllyth
returned to ilia village, and le
charge of :lir, : acob l el•.
millinery department.
asst to
Y
-Coining events cast their shad-
ows before, if so, we should expect
an early election,. judging 4iy the
Riles of political literature that is
arriving Isere at present,
to
rzna n
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POPULAR
SWINGS Or dere
i�6�1 1 IIE�1�7
Qur Aim
Perfection inDYERCQ�,TINGS AND
PANTINGS clnfli;ii`
�i and C%7: �.`ar Wear
is
For Pall Wint..l Wear
o
made �
sin�ti�e al,
POI)ttIEL1, good must
t and demands
rtnenst
meet
the requirements �
of the times, we can't stand still we
back,
Mist eithcn move forward, or k
Ward. Our goods: contain distinct fee,-
tures that claim the attention of every
teas', One constant aim is to
a
.ChlaraC-'
produce garments that
have a
ter, a personality of their own, to
leave the old beaten track and rise
above the cat+liveutiona; and common
'place.
.
amara
YY
Merchant Tailor.
1:� li as tt, n liftingIt
V110111
ing out of the well on Gerge Iei-
lermaxn's farm where lac. Incl last his
well which
r c 'sc d �� 1 la
1 i9'& a second drill. , Tln a U o
i does
e a, sunk, butt>. Flinn, o s
have ]. 3i 1 ,
they la n
.r
intend, iv' dot,
of an u
1i y'
a
n
Mr. Nino. Snider, who lives east
o% the village is cementing Ms barn
Hoot, 'lis has just completed the
raising of the barn wall and
ill and
_ wind int n
the erection the z
h r of o i
have
vc
allis t e will 1
• o completed, ed It
When n am
a most up-to-date barn.
Ono day last weak whit :Nrr.
n. year
n hi3 , v„
Guenther and five
Chas, n
Itvrequires� ,.
skill
and�,"
patience* nt:a were t r
4
�.w r comin tort In an t.z .
Gt . i n
� Y At
1 son ow a .
and. time to give o th d a sleeve
vthisLine, It which It o � ora
CBronsons the co Ino li
llxon u IIs tl
proper i
1
a ,
4 awing, the ell
w h collar the p , a car- at a horse
p frightened. b x
t became n 1
z'
'`v 1 r li
driving b earn
sect sbody
etand the
h4 right i
t littowards its
c 1
al Cattle In
!a ~dirt tom ra
g
bang.
f
anti Over
V ft UOill111
T.be new materials for fall an414
d
rvir en
t are here andyoucan place'
n
,0 your order and secure your over*
•, coat without delay,;
O •*••*•o@••
;e•••••a••a•oO• ♦ y
a sti pipe a �wabQ Accident and
Disease Policy', good for one year with
the Ontario Accident Insurance Co.
of Toronto, with every order amount-
ing to Sit) or over.
Baby
Carriages
The Prince of Wales Carriages
and Go -Carts are always in it
for style and finish. a nicely as-
sorted stoc'ec just arrived.
icyctes
We are again showing the cele-
brated Cleveland Bicycles which
are the best value in the: market
to -day for the money.
Reoairing
Bring in your old wheel and
have it.repaired and cleaned
satisfaction guaranteed,
PRICES MODERATE
2i,r$111.
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>!l� sat i� HN
Merchant Tailor
NOTICE
through a field, the colt mbdo for
o and
r>:
e: upsetting thea.
thefetich
• throwing theocc )ats out. For-
tunately
1
It followed
e •i u•I results 9 to
1;unatcly no s z a r
save a shaking up to Mr.: Guenther.
-While returning from the Lon-
don last, anincl-
' Wednesday s
on Tail In
d , Y
dent occurred whiclr caused consid-
erableoccupants
t ho
eamusement o
er,•ib1
of the Dashwood buss, but not quite
so much fun for the ladies concerned
Two ladies bot into the btis at the
station with the intention'ot going
down •town, but as the buss slid not
stop May began to make enquiries,
when Ahoy learned that they wore
about two miles from Exeter. Mcrae
-"People who have tongues should
use thein at the right- time.
I Cirkton
-Mr. John Moore, of Graxtton•
spent Sunday at his home in the•vil-
a e.
1 1z
g ,
-Largo numbers from the village
attended the Western Exhibition last
*cob.
n
and Mr, Milne 11ann:o . rna'wx.:a• i 1•e -
few days s in owan last week, calf- oa:hibi io at 'Y 1":
ing upon friends and ao(liairttan es, t n London on r� iii y •o,
,.., u,gnst Kuhn of tine Sovtxrei,Tu' --D1' ce of
Is sidencvlanf; rise
it Garntrco f '4 •
o it
is �� �• a�s-
M , A . q,
t
's having ^• iii livalda sial is
lank x 1 a t n� zing z cement v iU7. *tndt n, ares. reuse, 4"
ut trying to shoot ducats, lie iaandu ;1)ixnit in (rout at it.
d, ants mind hen., Greybiel of Ireidleberg
and Mrs, Tremner, of 1'e.••'�..,�..,,,
ea, are visiting at Mrs. Stahl's
Mrs, Trexunov'i mother.
-Communion services were held
in the Evangelical Church last San-
day,
un
day, Rev. Mr, 1`'ztechtel, preached
two 1)dnwsarful. 'sermons.
t T Zv(zrt rca
hir, .and Llirr . t k.
rusted XIQmC .front li,lkxou, aitch.,
where they spent several months' s-
ztixn;;. their sons and daughters.
-Qur: town was gertainly well re-
presented at the Enter Vali., this
week, for nearly everybody was pre-
;tent.
l.Tite Nieves. 'Vexing returned ham
fromLondon, \- C
& rid, n w rs+ the •
o In h:n •a
visiting their brother far tai been,
month.
-.-Thee Credit on qurate a to frit
Corbett, Tuesday evening to isi
an entertainment as
1 C >< xta,ita r kv fix the ',rest
m i z tt,t e•
ata
church nttrd;
l In
-The z n
re, td eat oaf t
la
tolling club .says *limit i
will supply the funds tin€'i•
'
ttAchallenge
other e
ata t :n
ole.
'qrYm
. and Mrs. Eli 'ww e , •
F er r e t :aid ,at Mrs.
Sweet, who have been in Manitoba
lung friends returned hemi. Fart:-
ly, We arca all glad .t o ww elconndr
tlacnn back.
- Geo, l'ahxner, who lots hw•en 101
.e\ ry,
Zoxtll-wvcyt on to buslne trip a,
turned home Monday. 1]:' speaksir
losing terms of the prospects
ae great North-west,
-Rev, Wm. Owen, of lla)•esvll:le;
sent of tltcs Upper Canada alible So-
public
will give an, address at the
Y.
public meeting -of the Groditon
]Branch to be held in the Uetitodist
church, Thursday evening.
Honesty is the bast policy~ under
butespecially
1 s a ce
oir u , t n s.
all F nit
should those in high authority prac
.,
t'icc ilio ' golden rule, "Do unto
n dao
ill have ' har
• g ye ww Ul F rat
others +..
h
unto.". moral -"Do onto others as
•n
unto 0
others do
would Jiazt, of n
ed
9
but do the other fellow first,"
-On account of t ht• unfavor-
able heather his week N. L.
Standish, •of the Merchants' Bank:
was 'unable to pay his accustomed
visit to elle "Maple Grove tart.,
where he is taking lessons in the art
of playing croquer from the local
champions. ]ic thinks ct few liter:.
t
defeat
lassoes w\•111 Triable hint o
even his instructors.
4'
Centralia
--Miss Sarah Weil is visiting fri-
ends in London.
a visiting
Hicks, k
-Miss Alla
at dais home of ?]ir, Ernes..
he Blind Line, this week.
WI]liarrxss. liens, Pfaff.
Benticr S# intt?vit attended the tS e'
- tent Poir, dtr
London, Wednesday
and. Thursday.
-Mr. Hartman Steirib?ttlt. of "In-
troit is spending a few weeks with,-;
friends end relatives in title vicinity
--Mrs, John Yaeger, .ind sort Al-
ex;:nder and daughter, Tillie, -of Ex -
e
ct
err]` risttb C
weeg^uke.
t
, rsts of Rev. W W.
---1►ii's Lydia Faust left
xnorantng for Ctl 1ideal, to attenr
ming People's s
Alliance a
xc;
Corver
_Mrs.
Ileyrock, Mrs. Merrier,
el \ illi;anxs, Lydia Ronnie. left .tx•
(lay to aiu iul ting animal county
nvention of 'tin). \4' C.T. V., at god.
Iola.
?11A. T. Pfeffer, who Inas aicitet
woo uratanat inn. the Sovereign l:ttnh:
.re, fair :about dight: aaioat I t le, Iia s
lastn, tr;aiabf,'rred to the ;I]lvertou
lea a
rxth Mr, Pfeffer has made xtta d many
• g.
durtn� Ilan
stay
among Iv.
Mr
o nSeAt#, of the e galb ,ecn
t
t: s been xiiovedl here.
ant
ftio -Any
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Pourtforott
A place where furniture can be purahased tivith so
mon*. as at our store? Not such is impossible.
We have an endless varier of Furniture X r tttare of
1eScrs'ption which is going at a low ft re
�, ,� gu djtrrite
house-cleaning time.
If you are interested don't fail to oil on
ery
rias
WANT !! Rowe &Atk i,lsioiAs
YOUR 4,, it �"axra�ifvta�� H
TRADEHous
And if Prices, Variety ain
I"ndlertakers ax
leesele'+= w re' Ie4siie'esi!'ri , ;36:.x' , +:` s
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l,on.
in London and Strathroy,
-Miss Dinah Wood, of London, is
-Mr. C. Duffield has purchased] the guest of the Misses \Nilson,
t n t EX another horse, and is again in the li- -Mr• R. T• Hamilton, of frinsley,
Constantly o hanc.. a
� very business. visited friends here
alt': Sunday l.;lat.
eteI' and Centralia the Best -Mr. Wm. Dymond; ~vile. and ram- .Mrs. Clarke, of n cyficld i4 visit -
y ily of Strathroy, 'visited at Mr, J• ing.lier daughter, Mt.. Joules NN alk
Cement in Canada.
-Kirkton had a. large represcn- er' \\* ,. Abbott, of
telt both of visitors l anti exhibitors -14Ir, and lir'" u
tatLondon are the *u wet:, of Mrs. Win•
'National Brand at the Exeter Fall Fair, on auras- g
Parsons.
.
Taylor's, last week,
du Y -A great number from our vil-
Yrces low enough t0 suit -Dr, Fergusonhas purchased •n
g lege in the exhibition at Exet-
Cudinore, of Seatorth, paying a goon
u figure.
zo
round.
-Messrs. Roadhouse, Hazelwood,
and \4 r, ]crown attended .the funeral
of the late 'Benjamin Roadhouse, at
Stratford; last week, urday evening for Goderich, where
141r. J. C. Tufts is. bolding an aur she will attend the Model School,
tion sale of property and house hold _Mz, aiid Mrs. G. ye. Ilolmau and
effects, Thursday, prior to_leaving daughters, of Seaford: visited at
for the West Mr:.Thines llandlorri's an Sunday
everybody.. 'beautiful driving mare from Mr. W. legotz Tuesday last
1 -.Be', Ms. -Henderson, of Gredtton.'s.
will occupy the pulpit, both nsorn'n„'
and evening next Sunday.
-Miss folly Windsor lift on Sat
•
le icl
c� � d
J.
� b
The petition against the election
of Mr. A, A. Mahaffy, M. P. P. for
eluskoka was dismissed with costs.
The ;trustees of the rural ,school
districts of Wolseley, Assa., are call-
ing for tenders for the, conveyance
of children of that school to• and
school
intermediate
:from the Baldur
This is ,the. first step towards the
centralization of the schools in the,
west and the issue will be watched
with considerable interest.
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ha
THE --
ank
ofCanada
occupied the pulpit of the Metho-
church o Sabbath the yn
He is also
gvip(7 a grand sermon. 1:I
visiting its mother a i '� o
vicinity.
-The "Model Sunday School
Meeting," held in the Metho-
dist ohurcle onSundaylast was very
Yafincbelsea
Winchelsea Creamery rias -
.d the first prize a. for their odd
-
P
bki ,of creamery butter, at t'hta',Vc--
n Fair, London. ASO at Exeter,
ring to very high Mark over at
rempct !tors.
Cromarty
The death accurrt•,dt Sunday art St.
Joseph's hospital, Loudon. of :' rs.
.T an ]B'
o t ora, or Cromarty, aged
32
years. r,
,a , ilea#li was ti
Yduo t
YP
ii.
hit] fever. The remains were taken
to her late -home, fronr.'wYhere the in-
terment
n-
ter m e t,
t m n look ' place.
1.
c.
Sexsmith
-Mr. R. .Lee.
J al is sportiut*, a fine
new driving horse.
-quite a number :front here at-
tended theLondon Fair last week.
-Miss Cecelia Geddes, of London
is ,at present` visitini her brother,
Ite.re,
Miss Lucy Toung, of Crediton and
Miss 'Pearl bestir, of "Sharon, spent
i
.-t nd t • inti, with I r
w 1 .re
5
t n ads here.
Miss ].dna l'inclrarn, who has
been visiting at Mr. jaws O'Brien's'
returned to Ler home in London,.' a
few days ago.
..'\'ire are glad to note that Mrs.
John Gould, who had the misfor-
tune c
f t break her ; r
e t m a short Hine.
t nrd'
ago, is improving,. •
-Mr. and Ors. J. friends Walkonr, 0'f ,last.
Dungannon, called on. village, talo latter part of last wveek -Miss Lillian Elliott returned while walking along the street, and
g
see the
again.
le sed to s m <
All were a a
n
-M1 Herbert Roadhouse, of To-
ronto, is visiting his brothel and sis-
ter, Mrs. W. Brown, and other fri-,
ends in 111e neighborhood during this
week.
Huron
Why don't you.try Carter's Little .1
Liver Pil:l',? They are it positive cure
for wick Headache and all the ills pro-
duced by disordered ilver, Only one
pill a dose.
'The voting on the Electric Light
by -lawwl of Se tford), took place on
Monday, with the. result •of three of
a majority for the purchase of the
plant. :d67 votes were polled out of
possibly 450, w: ho were entitled to
vote.
If
there ever' was a specific for
any one •complaint then Carter's
Little Liver Pills are a specific for
sick headache and every woman
should know this, Only one p111 a
dose. Try them.
miss Ella Sproat,,,,the young dau-
ghter of Mr, laugh Chcsncy, of E-
1lrondvillc, stelaiilled on a• rusty rail,
Moine Thursday evt.11111 _, ,iftcr:a ple-
asant VISIt -with friends in Toronto
and Hamilton.
-Mr. 'John Foster and wife will
i leave. on a. there months' .visit to
friends in the Old. Country on lila
6th of October. We wish them a
safe �anil pleasant voyage.
P. Geo. Balfour, of: Ingersoll,
Elintville
-141.1, Gecr
one of �thoc judges oncattleat the
Mitchell Pair, .oil Wednesday.
—Mrs. Jas, Heywood ]las (he ty-
phoid fever, but we are glad to say
it is of a. Mild forst and sale is„et-
ting along . nioely.
'�'C Andrew acted as
the nail penetrated the sole of her
m
' 'r 11 h her shoe and wen( clear t}1. 0 l
ala •an w
1
foot, : inflicting ax very painful
wvound.
Derangement of the liver with
constipation, injures the complexion
inclucc pimples, sallow skin Re-
move. the cause by using Carter's
Little Liver Pills. One a dose.
try them.
ality Count we should get it.
.nerat Directors.
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n
on
he Times.
her form
r last week.
1 h`,l and
t+* n
) .euun, spent +tanda;
t5'vs Northeou
en
ir. I Ja aliel :and daughter, lairs.
1 Sate, def llaa batik on. ere visiting
$ It d n
1 i•. Josiah Kestle, a
i>r l t
r .rd^tit xved boas
died viisitr']
rte lis
f is art
d
a 1 t'°
an S i,atford<
Thursday rite.•
very.
l
London. W
ads
a ilei:
School Board T roceedings
Sazltt, 1:ah, meeting held] in town!
]]silt, cthsent J. Evans.
TJte following Poi o ni is titin rder o t t
t;
o E In
1)usinrss duly submitted and aapprov-
],ter chair, mini -lies of regular and
.` 2
•stet;" sessions c eti ] d
xlx;- , 1 of 11tIa a ..fain
tlteports o1 (ontmi tes.-- and
Sanitary, thar-t the required painting
to outhouses and cleaning oft ws11
ha 1 been tiono satisfactorily Repairs
t chimneys had been tiled: anti six
etas, cel • irid:d repainted to o
, bozu au t d szndl
ltl iced in good condition for tine cur
-
year z-citt d that four loadsof
Wood, la fa
rafts had been secured at; s1.50 per
loaI, also 10 1.2 cords at $e3.(,U
,
l er lTr, O Brien that two ,w d.�-
z
1
t''ri'it!rs
and tWO 11181 ruetal's wer ' re -
Perf r
a tlitvitlt.
W. Carling 11.Boston
Ten J. C, rl its and u _rota
chit Mr, O'Brien procure the in-
•truction books desired.
Per Jr. Ruston and G. Eacrett,
that S. Martin, 'Mr. O'Brien and the
Secretory be committee to purch-
ase typewriters.
Per S. Martin and W. T. Carling,
i
it the monthly feu for ..alar o t•
wliewr.iter be fifty cents.
Per 11. Huston and S Martin, that
etnzntntencing with the ensuin,; term
the regular tuition fees be charged
111 pupils in attendance ovrr one
year.
Per S. Martin and W. J. Carling,
* g
t lilt the I;hirci endorse suggestion
oZ a suitable motto' and crest for the
school but defer action until such
motto and crest be voted on by the
pre:tident subject to the approval of
she teachers.:
er $ '4 'lr i and \V
.I, t i , ri Carling
Jilt on ing to the full a, endance in
a he Commercial Department, further
applications be reteredl-to the prin-
rips].
1.>er \\. J. Carlin, and S. Martini
that tIte following accounts be ap-
proved ;--Telephone, 25e; Bengou ;h t
and Miller, wood, $31.50; scrubbing, t
S, Fanson, $14.00 ; E. Jory, rails, $14
Ise 11. in ze • faliltingan ca o �• ,
U a s , 1 au 1., rnin�.
$5.75,
Per \V, J C:irlinr, adjournment.
J. G11IGG, Secy.
Cli
Beirathe The Kind ref MWIys Bought
Signature
Another young life was closed, mil
`.thurstlp1 Sept', t3, in the city of Ilam -I
hien. Wer fel to the death of'Lecn-
OFb'ICE... MONTREAL, b ih lith ' st:' -The C. 0. C. F. ww•i;l aticud div111e arc1, the youngest: son of Josiah Tr--
., IihAD � . dls� n S b
in. .and. all mC1n1ro1•s: aro requested (ling into res nheee,'bcin 17 Scars,
CAPITAL (all paid up) . • 556 coo 000
00
the z ' l,v n. In. is he second son '.Sir. Irwwin has l0 t
1
, , . , • , , I 111.`1• \\'a.ttcr ']tern v. a� c;lected to by deal l;li wit a year, and under
• • $,�59 lead circumstances. .About a. stunt h
the .office of Recorder of the -C. O.
service en Suncbl Oef.. `_11a al 1.0 a. win, o` Clinton, who was justbud-
. • • • 1' tl n1 i t there m
to mt.et_ at; the Lodge room, at 9.45 .} months ;taut lour -days old. This
T FSERVE •• • 4444 . . ; 3,2ao,o
SURPLIS PROFITS..
THOS _FYSHE, •
General Manager
:95 Branches in Canada
F. F. $EBDEN, Superintendent _ _._ bydele�'ates .from C. F. on Th tday Cve.l.nrl,� lase, Mr. ago, Loonrtid, who was employed
1es largely l attended,
various Sunda Schools through Wm• Mainers having resigned, owing' avith the Stanley :Mills Co., of�lllatee
Maio vt1 y
•' t and olhcr persons �I.o the inconvoniencc foie ilii. to at- :ilt.on, wvas home on ra visit, and al
out the district P { vin t o 'F.; utt I pbilled , t h nl a ds 'n his throat
SAVINGS BANK
allowed on Savings
ble current rates g
Interest atmos]: favors
I
Accounts and Deposit osit Receipts.
Bank Accou p
f' Farmers and Cattle-
men,
attention given to the. business o,
nen, to whom loans are made on approved names,
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
world,
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
A
CREDITON ; BRANCH
W. S.-CHISHOLM, Manager.
interested in Sunday Se`hool work. tend since moving -' o e glands n r
Some 527 officers, teachers and dale- a being eras.)ged. lie was put under:'.
11(11
irl. :11011 ,aff.t' l�e,turning to the:
gates and others ;rithercd
y, a>rid after ilcai:iug• for some
Hensen
the church to bels the best. .method time bis 1n •ilical advisers I ecoln
of .conducting a Sunday School; awl, ,4: • 1' f. the
G. .T. Sutherland, p mended ithe remov,t o glands,
the i:ca.ching of the various elassps stench had �oecolne tuberculous. IIe
Legal t
4 NotaryPublic Convu an
eec. Commissioner, File encturanco Agent, and
Issurer of Marriage Licenses. ego documents
carefully drawn••at reasonable rates. Money
to loan on seal estate at low rates of interest.
submitted to the operation, which
rave ]mitt: temporary 1 slier, tee yeeee•
CASTOR()13id e at he Post Office Hens;wll man succumbin to the disease ten]
•- W
Rev. J. . T?ohert'y .teem I+Iz•• clays after. lit wens buried ill Clin
For Infants and Children. I.owwre's wvork 1n, Winhll,tim, on aur, -ten .ccalletery.
Tlin Kind You Have Aiwa s Bought
Bears the
Signature of
day last.
iraarvest Thanksgivtu ti '-000(085Ci A.aa�"d 9L' C) , X ii..
were heli] here hist c�,,unda,l^ in canner The Kind Yen Have Always Bought
tion with Si Pas, eltlroh. Rev.]loar1, 0
� 6 Mr. Lowve; 0 - \xlin'•ham, b liver'ea ` „,e
ig ofxre ,!
Very thouglllful and lrelpfui soirnons l
of
•,* 1
you want
GOOD ?I6KLLS
Buy yourSialees at lowers I)ru •
teals.
Pry3e� I?i
��i"1 it
tard Seed
black . tr k and ],.]tits.
ery Seed, Turmeric, Currie Powder
is white,black b cka dr I”
and ed Pepper
A
d:
tee, Ginger, Clover:, Mace, Cintxa-'
etc.
-• y
rings and Corks, all stmts.
DRAG STORE
o South South of ]tier Office
W.. S. O Y .
d`he a,nist, and tapt1.' .'1,
now.a,*am Meriofwa. ween ownwa+g.+porA000" .,,�x a.n.
'Your
Steady
.n. -e
a
The supplying a Tour every -day
needs -is what we are working
for. To get;it we make the best
,,hods using the highest grades of
everything --.and then ask for a
trial. Then if you are pleased you
come again -and if we keep you
pleased you keep cominb. Thea
you are a steady customer. Then
we are glad.
Try Statham's Ice Cream and
Cool Sparkling drinks ,.
W. J. STATHAM
Successor to 3. T. O'Brien.
O'Brill's Gro6twu
1Prevethick's Old Stand)
We have just opened our new
Flour Feed and StoYe in
W, Trevethick`s Old Stand and
one of the principal features about
our store is that everything is
fresh and clean.
Sugars, Teas
Coffees eSpices
es �
In fact everything that goes to make
an up -to date grocery store.
Flour and Feed. aalu•ays on band.
We deliver to any part of the town.,
eel•Give us a call.
O'Brien' s Grocery, Exeter
TUINS
International Stock - .Food
25 lb. pails 3.50, Packages 25c, 50c,$1.00
Just received rent ofInternational Remedies.
big shipment
,.mow azar-errse
Hollywood Paint
In Paste or Ready Mixed
Try a c 'n and be convinced that it isa little better than what
you have been using zand c er can
Y �, 5, 25 45 P
Samson Portland Cement
Just received another car of this old reliable Cetnent,our prtees
he same asother brands
arct,,
kIARi3WAR
slid§Stove Store
P. S, ---Good Scranton Coal at 87.00 is cheaper than. secend
grade Coal at $6.25. Don't be, humbug od.