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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR—NO 9
EXETUR, ONT., CANADA, THt7RSD, .Y MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1904
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yam, `='�'� -� 1 Anniversary services Bill be held
® el, J. Sutherland, Notary Fugue, Conveyers lids. and Mrs, C. large, spent Sun at Chiselhurst, Sunday, October 9th
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�p --Miss abe lard of Exeter P ' ash •morning sand evening, at
toteanon real estate atlorvratasof tuteresiiv. spent a vvee'k in town visiting tri.. 10.30 and sevten in the • letliodist
Oates at the Pest office Mann
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—Miss Ida Peart, of Sarnia, ie collections at `both services.
—M• G.
Pais- veil'of S
to be on the look out for a
good range or cook stove,
Woad or coal as we have a
large number to choose from
of the leading makers of Can-
ada, namely
FAMOUS
IMPERIAL OXFORD
TREASURE
SOUVENIR
And either one of theta will maker your wife's face wreath in a per-
petual millennial glow.
HEATERS
We also carry a large stock of base burners,
blasts to choose from,
4. ley, is her visiting his sister Mrs in toren, Centralia
• White Mr. Geiger and Mr. Huston, of Rev Mr. Ilendcrson, of Crediton
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upon h duties
• Bank Here, falx, is the guest of her aunt, .'dr,
with rrrends
--The friends of Mrs. Jazxaes`�Vhitc Dashwood ettended the fair on preached two very able and Le-. place where
witl regret to learn that she is very Thursday, teresting sermons here. an Sunday t • A r furniture; can be purchased with so little:
JOHN 'kaxxv
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' ♦ monMy as at our store? No! such is Impossible.
last.
poorly. —'Ir, ti, M', Contin was at ,lois
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—Local fairs are now the order' of home in•St. Joseph for to few days —The Gs Centralia. Epworth l ea}It+ae •.;
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this week, gave a social on Tuesday eveninee
J. C. kiortorr rle;ts entered —M 1J 1 — h was a grand snows*.
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p n is u zee in the Sovereign of Exeter, pent Sundae in town Miss Florence Sohrart}, of Illi.
• —Mrs, John Elder is in Loudon ,
this week in the intonate of her —Ravi henry elided, of art. -agile Cillo tented on relatives anal €ztcnds --`fr, .lames Iiasaatfz r+t ytt
here this k daughter, Hattie visited. in t e leerth
sidetably improved and we h f "Ur and Mrs R 1 1
3ames lodgine,
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Mr. Win, Chapman sr,, is con- a few days last, week.
his full recovery in the neo
• • --Mr. Robert McLaren, of the
te London road, recently accompanied
a his lto 4 Mr, T. 3. Berry With a shipment of
S , t • home .to the old country,
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Davie
r uture. i se�er, visited with friends in the. vrs & Pentane ere
village on $unday, putting a foundation under their
We make a specialty of Eave Troughing, Furnace Work,
Double and single acting force pump, bath rooter, and plumbing of
all kinds on the shortest notice,
We also carry of a fulllisle of shelf hardware.
Cement the two leading brande, National and S brand.
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POPOLAR
SUITI N R
OVERCOATINGS AND
PANTINGS
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For Fall and Winter Wear
Popular goods must be made to
meat the requirements and demands
of the times, we can't stand still we
must either move forward or back -
d. 'Chir goods contain distinct fea-
tures that claim the attention of every
_ustomer. One constant aim is to
produce garments that have it charac-
ter, a personality of their own, to
Leave the old beaten track and rise
above the conventional and common
,place,
W. W Taman.
Mercbiatet`Talior.
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Baby
Carriages
The Prince of Wales Carriages
and Go -Carts are always in it
for style and finish. e, nicely as-
sorted stock just arrived.
Bicycles
We are again showing the cele-
brated Cleveland Bicycles which
are the best value in the market
to -day for the money.
Renairing
Bring in your old wheel and
have it repaired and cleaned
satisfaction guaranteed,
PRICES MODERATE
S. Martin
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Our r
Aim is
Perfection in
Ordered
Clothing
It requires akill and patience
and time to give the sleeve the
proper swing. the collar the cor-
rect set and the body the right
hang.
Fanmings, suiaangs •
and OvGrGoatings
The n materials m terials for fall ander
winter are here and you can place
isyour order and secure your over-;
coat without delay.
We also give a $500 Accident and
Disease Policy, good for one year with
the Ontario Accident Insurance Co.
of Toronto, with every order, amount-
ing to $10 or over.
�i JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
NOTICE
—Mr.—r. 11i, Bill left Saturday, for a
store, which will improve it greatly
visit with his nephew. Mr. F. Bene» w11en completed:
dict, .of Toledo. Ohio.
—Mr. Lorne Scott, who has beep —brise Youngblut, of Auburn, is
in the Sovereign Bank here for some spending;a row chue with her broth -
time is tsow• holding a good position er. Der. H. Youngblut.
in the Sovereign Bank at Zurich, —arses Etta Ruby, of Daahweod,
-Ml. 11, J, D. Cooke, az hie to spending a few days withher
sisters-in-law the Misses Shirrs cousin, Miss Vercy Witwer,
returned 'home last weektrout a —Miss Annie Bess, who has been
pleasant .fhree month»' trip to the visiting relatives in Detroit. return -
old country. ed borne Thursday evening, .
Mr,. Elam Butt, who was so well, --Sir, and Mrs, Drown, and child
and 'favorably known in this neigb- ref hof Crediton, visited with eir.
borbood and who has been an invalid en Mrs. I,reeler, on Sunday.
for quite a length .of time, passel!, --Mr. add Mrs. Sohn Prang, of
away on Tuesday morning last..
--Mr. John 11. Clarke lantana
ly known os 'The Boot Black Qra.i
tor" delivered a. lecture in the Me.
thadist church on Monday evening
the 20th inst. There was a good at-
tendance,
—The oti
ofthe voting by-law w to em-
power the °council to give Mr. litho -
Ion a loan of $5,000 without interest
fora:term r =c
m of ten years upon condi-
tion n o his c
P i purchasing or eregtrn,, a
machine al shop carrying on the
business of a foundry here, on Mon.'
day last. 'resulted in the by-law be.
ing carried by the substantial ma-
jority .of 92. Mr. liehelon has pur-
cbased.the Fine brick buildings form
eel owned
and
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by.lar.
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l e,ike
I3 11 tied has already strl;rd
to get the premises in shape.
Crediton
—Mrs. Bd. Moriook, left for Ohio
her former .horny to visit her moth-
er.
—Miss Martin, of 1%nmilton. a
1 nurse,,is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Chas. Either.
—Miss Kate Zwioker, of London,
is helping her brother, Chas. during
the .busy season.
—We are glad to coo harry Hlotz
who has been so ver ill Around
again.
—Mr. Chas. Zaicker is installing
it new aeeteyline gas Platt in his
store. Ho will soon have bis store
modern in every respeot.
—Mr. William Moriook, of Aurora
ID, is visiting under ,the parental
roof. He visited the German Sunday,
school, on Sunday afternoon and
treated them to a tattling address.
—Now that the weather is again
settled and line and warm. we hope
our junior pupil will again resume
his lessons in croquet, that he may
soon -be able to meet the champions
in a contest
—Rev. Mr. Owen, agent of the
Upper Canada Bible Society, address-
ed the local branch last Thvirsday.
Preparations were nade for en active
fall campaign. and for celebrtiag the
centennial of the sooiete some suit -
Constantly on hand at Ex- able Sunday ,vert manta.
eter and Centralia the Best —Mr. and Mrs. Hoist took . a
Cement in Canada. drive to Fullerton, on Sunday, where
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'National Brand
Prices low
everybody.
enough to suit
J. Cobbledick
Order Your Coal Now.—Up goes
t11e 'price of hogs and down goes the
price of coal. Having bought a few
cars of bard coal at a price on the
dollar, I am prepared to till all
orders While it lasts at $6.25 per
ton. First come, first served. Place
your order at once for as soon an as
this supply is done you will have
to
pay more money. Orders left at the
°trice of A. Q. Bobier will - be
promptly attended to. -H. Parsons.
THE
reading entitled "Tialem Oxen,'"
the hu mr o ua va n
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MechsBanko Canada neyionM.ihGeodsnwcione,oddedehaopnilaieoiIn
they, were the guests of our forme:
pastor, Rev. R. W. Knowles. They
report having found Mr. and Mrs
Knowles both well and •happy. add
also listened to him preach two elo-
et:ent sermons.
—The anniversary servioes held in
the Methodist church last Sunday
fvere very largely attended. Rev
G. W. Andrews. 13. A., of Centralia
was the preacher for the occasion
and gave two very instruotivo and
inspiring sermons. which were high-
ly appreciated by everyone present.
The usual entertainment was given
on Monday night, It was a tine
treat and hughly enjoyed by every-
body present. The 'following gentle-
men gave interesting and splay ad-
dresses ;—Rev. Suttoliffe, S. T. D.;
Rev. G. D. Damm, B: •D., and Rev. a
Andrews, B. A. The music fur
nished
by the church ohoir was of a
very high order and well represent-
ed their capabilities. Mrs. SGtolifte,i
of Grand Bend and Mee Godwin of
Exeter, fairlycaptivated the aud-
ience by itheir fine readings.. : The
—Mr, Richard Sande tee Ilia -
posed of 1}is farm rto Mr. P+trlok
Curtin.
Mrs. 3. Evans ,alter tt visit of two
months in Manitoba, has retttreeil
home accompanied by her grind-
daughter, Miss Louisa; tarns, of Lon
don.
Anderson
vliss 1,-oak1 Walks isI holid tt•iug
in Hensel:,
-Miss N. M. Se°iteer, r,f Str:itfurtl
. Ooderioh,, *re visiting &rend' in Model Schl Spent nda.} ,it me.
and around hd file Village at present.—,4ir�, aoond ;tire, Suiiartin, Sliihocnce
_ye. Kern, manager of the Soy- dill spt7nt Sunday: With Mrs, J. John
ereign Bank-, Exeter, aril hir, Taman stop,
of Ezoter, took in the tail• an Thurs- —,Mi. Cornish, of Stratford was
dap. the ,gue.st of Miss F. A. Robins
Mrs. on
—D1'r. And il_ s
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.F, Bess.
. Mrs. G.
Suil,
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. r, , G, Axe, loft 74'1'9' _ars. Arthur and }r. J. Arthur
some lime.
far Indiana, where they will visit forArthurof Nissouri visited Sunday with Will
—Mr. Wes.Merrier, of the Bron- ,
son line, who has been with
.
John
Anderson spent Sim-
and1attack t'
of typhoid fever, � til
11 d e°r i• .V 1 hC
s able tor
Yn , erste g
r
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he around again. White .of Exeker.
—Mrs. II. C. Doan, wlio leas spent Mrs. James 13. Atkinsonsnt last
the past summer at Kansas City week with her daughter. Mrs. R. P.
and various other American points, Bilyea, horndille.
re r z
net
to 0
h me last. . week. e .
—Mrs. .
r,.a 1
ne D(' .
r ;Joseph ,lz
I'car
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—Mrs. It l V .. ! t , of
R. I . � l z .rs'
a uc lie and sou. ,
St. Marrs were )c e.
r la nets
p. II b f r.
Hudson. Quebec, r
s Q bee,. arrived Friday at,
evening for a visit with her -parents, T. lf. Robinson • Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. Williams. —Miss Belie
anal Diadgo Gatneroti
--Mies Flossie Kibler, who has of Louisville, Iiy. attended ilia (un-
spent the past month visiting re- seal of their late .sister, 3iary Cam-
latives in this vicinity returned to Bron, wire died in Brandon.
her home in Brampton: en.Friday. .Mrs. ENVOI Cameron returned
—Mr. George Trott has waved his , home, Monday from London where
photograph ,gallery to town, and she, has been visiting her mother,
cin be found at his old stand, beside who is ill in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Dr. Campbell's office. Mr. Trott
gill remain some weeks,
McGillivray
— Mr. James Neil, of Detroit, is
visiting friends on the 2nd conces-
sion, McGillivray.
—Mester P. J'. Glavin, Town line,
is attending the Forest City Busi-
ness, College, London.
—Mr. M. Cronyn, 13iddulph has
sold. ,his driving mare, to a gentle-
man' from the north for a handsome
sum.
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Subscribe for the Times.
-Rev. Mr. Henderson, of Credito ,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Dir.
—Mr. W. Fletcher and stater Spon'!
Sunday with Mrs. 3. Thompson .
G. W. Andrews, last Sunday.
—Tho
Misses Luxton visited trt-
ends in Hibbert, Sunday last.
- Miss Retta Eesery recur red
home last week, after an extended
visit with friends in Toronto and
03113-WA.
Lucan
• -An accident occurred at Fort
' Francis .this week, by which a young
man named Warner Hodgins. of Lita
can was drowned. Re and a com-
panion ;by the name of McKenzie.
were coming down• a river ins canoe
and when passing through the ra-
pids above Fort Francis upset. Mae
Kenzie managed to climbon the top
of the •canoe, but Hodgins beo.atns
entangled and was held under the
water.
HEAD OF] ICE. MONTREAL.
P T'tpaid up). '.. ..... :. . $6 o0
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PROFITS SURPLIS P
B>3; . E. F. GEBDEN,
THOS,:FYS Superintendent of Br
General Manager
inCanada .
95 Branches n
mental characteristics it oohtalne.
No .small degree of sucooss of the
O,00o evening's entertainment was due
tlaq chairman, Rev. Godwin, of Ere-
O,00P-'ter, who by his graceful teat and un-
obstrusive manner made him almost
x959 tin ideal chairman Ile succeeded by
his .quiet drolleries and .bright wit -
metes ticisms in frequently sending
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the audienceinto convulsion.
of laughter. The services through-
out were a ; decided success
and reflect great credit up-
on the efforts of the pastor. Rev.
,:. and his people. The pro-
ceeds
Savings
Henderson a P P
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't the haltdan
amounted o h m'+
Barn of $125.25.
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SAVINGS BANK
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed o
'Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts.
S' serol attention given to the business ss of Farmers
P
wen '>to whom loans are made on approved name
s,;
in all ,parts of the
Al GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
'Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable
world
and Cattle -
CREDITQN BRANCH
W, S, CH15HOLM, Manager..
CASTOR
IA
For Infante. and Children.
The Kind You 'Nada Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Sodom
—Mr. Silas Stanlake, sr., is on the
sick list at present.
—Miss Lizzie Smith, was gone to
Sarnia visiting friends.
Ir
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ofessor William Pegg has be-
tomei Sodom.
. a resident o
r
—M Silas Stan jr.,; lake lost a
valuable horse on Friday from acute
indigestion.
—Mr. Samuel Stanlake is '' still
confined to the house without any
marked improvement in his condi-
tion.
-The abutments for the Black`
Creek .bridge ,are about completed,
those for the Sauble bridge will not
be erected until spring as it, is not
possible to obtain the.iron work this
fall. •
Sale Register
Friday, October 7th. 1904, Atte-
tion sale of farm stock and
imple-
menis. on Iot 11 concession 12 Hib-
bort,
Sale lot •one o'clock sharp. T.
Cameron, auctioneer, James Camp-
bell, proprietor.
Tuesday, October 4th. 1904 —Auc-
tion sale of Horses, Cattle, Pigs,
Sheep end Turnips, on lot 22, North
Thames Road, Osborne,. 1 1.4 miles
east of Exeter, at one o'clock sharp
Andrew Gibson, proprietor. T. Cam-
eron ,auctioneer.
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Saturday, Oct. 1st., 1901--Execu-
tors
904-Fx c
C chattels,on
tors sail of farm and
lot No. 35, in the 2nd concet?sion of
Osborne, at 2 o'clock in the after -
Mooresville
—Mr. Thomas Sceli, .of the Bauble
line had his barn and the season's
crop destroyeed by lire last Thur.-
day night. Cause of fire, unknown.
—Mr. James Fraser, formerly of
Mooresville, has taken the first prize
for a collection of flowers at' the
Michigan State Pair. Mr. Fraser is
an enthusiast in the culture of flow-
ers, and has over two hundred dif-
ferent varieties in his garden.
—Mrs. Wilbert Revington i. vis-
iting friends in Detroit this week.
—Mr. 3. S. Atkinson, formerly of
this place is at present buying wheat
in the North -Wrest. He is residing
at Delorane.
—Mr. William Ilasketl ie in 'To-
ronto with a car load of fat cat*
Els.
—Mr. McRoberts, a resident of
Sault Ste, Marie, is visiting old time
friends and neighbors in Biddulph,
—Mr. William Whalen is preps?
-
ing to take a trip to the od connate,*
and air. Jonathan Atkinson a farm
er resident of Biddulph, tee just res
turned. From Ireland w?th e neva
bride, and intends residing in.''Maani-
toba.
—Mr. Joseph Bodgine and DtC.
Ilaskett, of London, paid Mooresr. s
a visit last week in the ilrtet'eate a ►
the Woodmen of the World.
Thames Road
Potatoes .are rotting badly in
this section.
The fall wheat is all sown and fall
plowing has commenced.
—The apple packers are again on
their rounds giving 75c for fall and
$1 for winter fruit.
—Mr. 3. Passmore, who has been.
engineer in a large summer resort
at Niagara on the Lake, is at pres-
ent visiting:under'the parental roof
prior oto leaving for e sitiation in
Toronto.; • •
.--Mr. Paul Madge, who was in the
old .country for several weeks return
ed home last week. He had a very
enjoyable ,time although the voyan"_
home was •somewha•t rough. He says
the only thing that troubled him
was getting enough to eat awhile ou
the water. Mr.Madge tookok over a
lot of cattle with laim, and had the
good ,fortune to strike a favorable
market.
-The threshing machine purchas-
ed-by•the Economical Farmers' Th-
reshing Co., from the McDonald Co.
of :Stratford, and in charge of Mr.
John Westlake, of Farquhar, ,is do-
ing some very good work. Last
week they 'threshed for .messes.- II.
and 3. Anderson,'the geain from53
acres of land in 17 hours. This is
considered ,extra good work consid-
ering the toughness of the .grain and
that •the straw is all cut 'ready for
feeding purposes, which means a
great saving of labor as the work can
be done with four or five men less,
than the old way and saves the
handling of the straw 5n •order tocut
it for feeding. We may say,.that this
z 0 f what is be-
inga Pretty fair .sample 1e
ing done right along by this ma-'
chine.
noon, Henry Dougall, Tlensell P. 0 A, 1131 Rr R Z -41-;
Henry S'tranga Ilurondale P.O..(Ex- Berate, The Kind Yes Hate Always Bought
(touters t John Gall, auet,onear ; signature,
Gladloaan & Stanbury, Barris" 'is. etc. 8 ,
Exateri tont.. a. 04
,a, We have an endless variety of Furniture of every
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0t description which is going at a loo figurei
•+ house-cleaning time.due ng the
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If
y ouarei.nterested fail don't to call on us,
WE &Atkinsons
40Roweaktionsons
WANT
1 TRADE 1 FUZ' uitu '#House:
Acid if Prices, Variety and. Quality count,; we should get it..
T,"ndertakers and Funeral Directors.
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Exeter Municipal Council.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment at Town .Rail, Sept. l6ti:, all
present. Minutes of previous meet -
Jog read and confir.nned.
Mr, Il.ick, representing the Bell
Telephone Co„ waited on the council
in reference .to a telephone service
a ,the cemetery. stated that, they
would.cornplete a line for the sum, of
0
U zer'
rental,e
l yeariia,u e
-. Zn to
run,
for
iter t a
m of three a years, and
ind
in ease Mr. Smith took a service for
115,00 per sear, it would only cost
cost the village $25.00 per year.
Taylor—Armstrong.— That t leof-
fer of 3e :the Ball i t. Tele glia
n Co.,
to
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place aphone ant:
h in the
caretaker's 11, rs rc-
sidence at $25.00 per year ,be, accept-
ed.—Carried.
Tenders for gravel was received as
follows; Geo. Ford, at $3.70 per cord
from Ford's
pit. and $4.50 per cord
d
Wood's from \ o
ods
pit.
Muir — Armstrong,— Thal ;,ir.
Ford's tender for gravel from Ford's
pit at $:3,70 per cord be accepted.—
Carried.
Taylor.—That the contractor for
tank at the corner of Victoria azad
Andrew Streets be notified to pro -
wed with work at once.—No second -
el.
Muir- Wood.—That the rate of
taxation for 1001 he 22 milia on the
$, and that the clerk prepere a by-
law con firming .the different rates
to be levied.—Carried.
Taylor --Armstrong.— That the
county council be composed of the
Reeve of townships and villages, and
the Mayors of towns instead of dir-
isional representatives as at present
and the clerk be authorized to for-
ward a copy of this resolution to
the county clerk.—Carried.
A petition signed by the majority
of the business hien en Main street
was presented to the council asking
the council to appoint a night. watch
man .to patrol the streets from
Huron street to Harvey Bros, mill.
Wood -- Armstrong—That the foT-
council pay the sum on $10 per
month towards the salary of a night
u-atch.—Carried.
Armstrong — Wood That the, fol-
lowing accounts be passed and
orders drawn on 'treasurer for
same ;—J. N. Howard, lunabcr,$31.80
G. E. Crawley, livery, $2.00; T. A.
Amos, $1.6.00; F. Gillespie. labor,
$22.10; do freight, $4.87.—Ca.rried..
Council adjourned •to Oct. 6th at
8 c'clock p. m.
GEORGE H. BISSETT, Clerk.
P. S. --The reason the rate is so
high this year is explained by the
fact that the present council had to
face a deficit of nearly $1500.00
\rhicit item they decided to wipe out
this year.
According to the marine register
the name of the Ontario ship of
State is the Minnie M.
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Beare the Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Z�CCPc,%Z:
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The Season for
Coughs and Colds
Is at hand and every body is liable
to catch them, Of course you may
get some horehound candy, a box of
cough drops, have mother make some
flax seed tea with a stick of licorice in
it. rub on co
meun
sk k of and d tu
tine, take a dose of coeloil, andif all
thin faint ask your neighbor what he
used, etc. These remedies may be all
right to use
Rsatt fi
alse and under cer-
tain n ed
tai on i
tions
, But if they h fail
to
ya
give relief,
why do you go on e:peri-
menting wlzan you can get almost in-
stant relief with our
Cherry Cordial
which '
q 18 scientifically ca
11y prepared, Pared
abso-
lutely-
lutely harmless to even the smallest
child. and every bottle of which is
guaranteed. Only 25e.
UOWEY'S DRUG STORE
Your Steady
Patronage
The supplying of your every -day
needs—is what we are working
for. To ret it we make the best
lgoode using the highest grades of
everything—and then ask for a Then ..Chen iif you are pleased you
come again—and' if we keep you
pleased you keep coming. Then
you are a steady customer. Then
we are glad.,
Try Statham's Ice Cream and
Cool Sparkling drinks
W. J. STATHAM
Successor to J. T. O'Brien.
O'Brien's ti-r066ru
(Trevethick's Old Stand)
We have just opened our new
Grocery, Flour and Feed Store in
W, Trevethick's Old Stand and
one off the principal features about
our store is that everything is
fresh and clean.
Sugars, Teas
Coffees, Spices -
In fact everything that goes to make
an up -to date grocery store.
Flour and Feed always on hand,,
1We deliver to any part of the town.
.1m -Give us a call.
O'Brien's Grocery, Exeter
STOVES AND RANGES
Our Stock is Better ,Than Ever.
We have the following lines to select from
Garland Stoves and Ranges
Huron Stoves and Ranges
Perfection Stoves and Ranges
Happy Thought Stoves and Ranges
Queen Heaters Coal and; Wood
We are selling
A 4 hole Range with Reservoir $30.00
A 6hole Range withReservoir ir $38,00
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Thesegoods are satisfactory in every way.
Call and Examine
EAMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Store
P. S. ---Sampson Brand Portland Cement on hand.