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Chicago School of l'rostbette Dentistry. (with
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The Exeter Times
THURSDAY-, OCTOBER Oth, 1901
Locals
U 445 Ltila .1o1os is visiting in Sa
TRIAL SUBSCRIBERS _Ix. A. Q. Bobier has returned
+Ammo from a trip to the Sop.
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in arae Tog,uests11y- et Irco. Aend a
The Times „.„,„..„„.„,„„, „lunitt. oar rsL,
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The Weekly Mail and Empire ”,25e 1141r, B. lletlinexid, 'of Talbotville,
The Weekly Sun vted his :lister, John E. Dig -
Times onni &Eropire 50e.' non ,‘this week.
Times and Weekly Snit „...„500,iI. Harry Browning left .on Set -
Times and Faintly Herald . . 500.,urday in resume his studies in Trial-
SUbscribers to tb Alailarta r jty IdI1College-
Dr. Harmon has be ertgaXed to
preach anniversary services at the
Centvnnitl Methodist church, Lon-
don.
, --Mrs. (Dr.) D. A. Anderson,
4, in Stratfordlids week as a, delegate
g to the, :initial meeting of.tbe
man's Alissionar,y Socivry.
rtfrR. Elford, of Minn, and Miss
lint the olt tp's �PUpb14 soy. Ont„ who have
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s.eg•tabie been visiting at Dr. P. A. Anderson's orn Extractor is entirety
have returned home.
in composition and does not eat or
burn the flesh. It gradually lifts Dr. D. A. Anderson drove
he corn, causes no,paiu, eures " on Sunday, and spent tit..
11111nYlVtlY. _Price at till drag,,ii day nith Mrs, Anderson and child-
vse cam ,ATOttnaoes,” wen, who are visiting tivro prea,,
The friends of M. D. A, Ross 1
be pleased to learn that he has cou-
nted to still remain aft leader of
th Main-st. Methodist choral),
with Mr. liuston as an able.
assistant,
- The latest word repeived by Mrs,
J. E. Diguan or her son Harvey, who
has Leen so seriously ill for the past
theee weeks is that there is a slightt
Union:Net-neat and his many Moods
or wish him a speedy recovery.
Emplre have oboico of ono
of the following pietures; "Min-
erls Farewell,"- On the Edge of the
Herd." "Contentment," or enlarged
leture of R., L. Borden.
RIONARY CORN SALVE
TAIN AGMS.
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outer 410
Inribe
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avonntiraited private foods
von farm or villagepopert,
%wrest.
picKsoN IX CARLING
Exettr,..
I1ENT..-I1fty atire
11, 't uortb of lot
concession of te lovnship
borne. flood h'i1 house,
h rn, driving shed, good •wa
es of fall wheat. For
ua'tu1a.' write to New
Winebelsea, P. 0. or t
, Newton "Macanle
11 ViWN OUNTY fl
tZous industr
t1 °sit o
O t the Hon•
Iw1usud Varna in thn
n, will be receir
first day of Decemh
lc tions to he in writitig
to 1.V. Lane, County
1 Spackmant, Cblt
Cont.
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U0flTL1OUN
fO -The 11
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unb Of te
TO LOA
nut of prisatts f
etweelleSatlowro
A. C. HAM AY,
Boner oritrant.te Ontario Vete
teoe ;Honorary Follow in Ontario
.4.esottalion. dlsesses of domestic
eolentilleallytteated. nig fever two
tbo latest oxygen treatment.
OFFICE:0EO doer south ot Ton a lialt
RESID,EINION: fiecced house earth ot
terlanchurch.
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OCTOBER Gth
Winehelsea
Sehool lleport.-The lotion ing is
the correct repot for S. S. No. G, lJs
borne friar the, month of September.
Names in order of merit ;-Sr, V, Ce -
1 Camm, Hazel Hagar.; jr. 5th.,
Olive Brrylil1, Alden Johns ; sr. 4th
Almena tleyWeed, )72 ra Washburn.
Okitella lleywoed; jr, 4th, Nettie
Campbell, I.aura Godbolt, Vera
Creery ;Sr. 3rd,, Lille le:Tweed. Nella
Heywood, Hattie Ittukter. Jr. Room
jr. 3rd Herbert Jones, Ella Veal,
Mary Cornish: sr. 2rid., Ray Fletch-
T, Aluieda CIts Aix. 13erry1ult.;
Jr. 2nd. Minnie Talbot. Lillis God -
bolt, Jam Creery sr. pt. 2nd, Jen-
nie Campbell, John Brock, Clara
KUeit; jr. part id EmrrsonPratt
Ennio. Ileywood,; sr, pt .1, Vera.
Steele; jr. pt. 1, Itldward Kellett,
liordwiek CorniAt; Alive Creery Dia
Cornish, -D. McDougall, anti Jean
Campbell, Teachers.
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returned froue their non -coon' ;
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-The young peopla of thiAt place •
ve formed a self-culttire ond lit-,
society.
• . John Millson left on Satur•
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hag his 'future home,
•Our ohurcii has beta improved
Plaqing of threenew citairs
oh. are very n.ppropria\
tiss Charlotte Merley left on
'ty for Stratfend, as a delegate
Was Missionary Auxil-
that plate.
• tett meeting ot Zion, Ilethel
b'reewill young people wili be
hi the •chtirob ivre en 7,‘Tonday
tire l'Ith inst. When their
'tging instrumentals, aa
(1 also 4 debate 'by Zion and
will. A good iime is promised
peoplI of tivese three
tees',
Mr. and Mrs. Cluff, of McOillivray,
n ved to Exeter, this week arid bave
-en up resIdeoce in Mr. IT,
i{eoc residence north of the mill.
Cluff bas Leen ngaged a.s
'tit Mr. Jas. Rnssell.
Scott. who be spen
a different parte a
-al:, Northwest los return
I wilt next week teal.,
vialt load of stock. fartn-
lte., Intending to
near Red 'Willow.
Ts tort, sinte coming to
ter, ve made many friends
ho will regret t heir leper
joined the liettedicts.-We
ploa,sed to learn Trete annOlOteeme
ceived of the marriage of Mr
Ii3lber, brother of Mr. 11. Eilter.
P., to ..51iS3 ottic or
,4iby, tioltigan. The IntersUn;
Jowl event took olace on Oct. 4th at Plby,
where the groom -who formerly re-
sided at Crediton, has been very' sue.
essrully carrying on ntoroantile bus-
s for eoroe time. The groom has
rends hero with whom the
join in very. best ;wishes for.
Ifo and happiness to anti
Ritter.
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Fames Mutual fire 1tt r
ace 6ompang.
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AGENTS.
GoonctrAur,,- OsT.
DinSTAIT 1?ARM:TU.11v ONT.
Wir.sox PCVLAUTON, °NW.
J. S. Git.211..T,AN, LocAX, OsT,
B, W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
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Buggies!
Buggies!
DD yeu Want a Buggy
We have the finest stock in town
ail the latest styles, in the newer
olors.
Our prices are low as can be foun 4
.'lzst-class material and workman.
" ship.
BEFORE YOU' BUY
GALL AND SEE US.
F Russell
Two Doors South Town Hall.
C ITON
oiler Mills
Gristing, and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent
• faction in flour since
modelling our mill
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in the Matter o tha Estate o John
Ford, late of the Township of
Stephen, in the County of lhtron
Farmer deaesedd.
Notice Is hereby given pursua
'The revised statues of Ontario''
149i, that all creditors and others
having clahns against the estate of
the said John Pont. who died on or
about the 30th day of July, A. Dm
1004, are required, on or.before the
istu day of October, 1904, to send by
post prepaid or deliver to Xenneth
Goodman o be town of Porkhill,in
the eounty of Middlesex, solicitor,
for the admtrator ot the said es-
tate their cliristian and • surnames,
Vadresses and descriptions, the full
particulars of their dailies, the state
nalint of their aocount and the na-
ture ot the seourity, it any, held by
them. And further take notice that
after such last mentioned date, the
sold administrator will proceed to
distribute thd assets ot the deceased
among the parties entitled 'thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which he shall then have notice and
that the said administrator will not
be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof in any persons or per-
sons of uhose claim notice shall not
bhve beer received by him at the Lime
of such distribution at Parkhill.
Dated the 15th day of Sept.. nat.
ALEXANDER WATSON,
Administrat or.
by KENNETH GOODMAN
his Solicitor.
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Death by Poisoning
The Detroit journal of Oetober3,
ordains on account of a. mysterious
case of poisoning, 'the victims bing
the families of Mr. W Keddy, of
215 Lambrosse street, formerly of
I"shorne,
On Saturday evening the family
• partook of a ltght supper of fried
potatoes broad and butter and snow
Mao% reacles and tomatoes were
also •on the table. The supper was
eooked on a as stove. Shortly af-
terwards Shelia, the five-year-old
daughter heearne violently ill in bed
= and soon lapsed into unconsciousness,
from which she never recovered,
powerful emetics having no effect.
She. died ,at 10.30 e -clock.
The doctors then devoted their en-
tire attention to Mr. and Mrs,K.'ecl-
dy and on Bertie who were seeming-
ly as ill, and after none hours of un-
consciousness they were revived.
Mr. Norman Keddy a brother loos
the least ill of the faro,ily, rapidly
responding to the doc.i or's treatment
and was all right. .on Sunday. Ilad
the family been in bed they neigh;
have died ‘Lore help could be had.
On Sunday evening., May 14th the
Keddy family. including, Nornaan
were taken ill alter eating a supper
oE which salmon sandwiches was one
of the dishes. The •case has been di-
agnosed as ptomanie poisoning but
no idea can be given as to how the
poison entered the system.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of David
Dougall late of the Township
of 'Osborne, in the County of
Huron. Yeoman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
It. 6. 0., 1897, thap. 129, k that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said. David
bougall, who died on or about the
9th day of September, 1904. are re-
quired, on or before the 15th day
of October, 1904 to send by post pre-
paid or deliver to Messrs. Gladman
& Stanbury, of the village of Exeter
Solicitors for the Executors of the
sai(t deceased their christian
and surnames, addresses and
desmiptions, the hill particul-
ars of their claims, the statement'
of their accounts and the nature oE
the securities, if any, held by them.
And further take notice that after
such Iasi, mentioned date the said
Execntors will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the deceased
among, the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice
and that • i he said Execute rs
wilt not be liable for the said assets
or ally part thereof to any person
or persons rat whose claims notice
shil not have been received by them
at the time of such distribution.
G1ADMAN & STA-NT3URY,
Solicitors for said Executors.
felted at Exeter, the,17th for the cut stone requnet
clay of September, 1904. 4 Burford •Cavalry Armory.
ni town
here un 1
nesdly last.
Miss Nell
day to Visit bee $
al Sebringville.
• Misses Alma liill
Wentzel, •of Cottittna, ara
friends owl relatives in
--Miss Emma Younghlut and Mrs.
,eadle, o Aubut-n. were the guests
o M. and '5Irs. A. Younghlut. Iast
ek,
-The concert under tic. auspices
f thn W .0, T. V. last Thursday
ening was a decided saccesS. The
rogram was up-to-date and varied
Miss M. Godwin, of Exeter, elem.
Veeited some beautiful -se-
ctions, Nelda were very much
apprecieted by the audience. The
lisk1440 duet ts were well event ea and
and well received, Miss A. Johns
popular soloist of Exeter, rendered
her solos in a very pleasing manner.
Miss Johns has a voice or fine cul-
ture And delighted her hearers with
singing The male quartetof
Ilensalftn , sang in a moat pleasing
style, ,and won the applause of the
andience. The net proceeds amount-
ed to $25,
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ARM FOR SALE,. -Lot 20, 10
con. and llth eon., of Stephen..(
D'1-4. rages west of Exeter,' being
composed. of 100 acres on the 11t1
cou. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms are under good state of
cultivation 'well drained with good
house and Out• -buildings, thereon al-
so fruit bearing orchards . Never
tailing well the year round. For
further particulars apply to T. B.
,liffartyn, Exeter.
I."
COLD SETTLES IN THE BACK
It hits people in a tender spot and
makes it mighty hard to brace up.
Nerviline will take that kink out of
your sn'nal columns in short order ; it
soothes, that's why relief comes so
soon. Nerviline penetrates, that's
why it (cures. Five times stronger
than ordinary temedies, Norviline
can't fail to cure Lime back, lumba-
go, sciatica and neuralgia. ;Nei vi
line is king over all muscular pain,
has no equal end costs 25o per bottle.
Sir William 'Vernon Harcourt the
English Liberal leader, clied rather
suddenly at his home in Oxfordshire,
on Sunday.
The lYfooney 13inait and Candy Co.
Stratford, hove received letters pa-
tent increasing their authorized cap-
ital from til100,000 to 625,000.
Donald Alexander MacKinnon, who,
has represented Queen's East, 1?.
has been appointed Lieutenant
Governor of `the Island Province, in
succession to Hon. P. A. McIntyre.
The Horse Shoe Quarry, St. Marys
has obtained the contract to supply
kat !the, cut stone for the Winglearn
p as t ,office building, also a contract
flc
Mr, John A. Wood, or concession 4
Downie, has sold his InIndred acre
farm near the Downie cheese fac-
tory (Southwitits) to Ittr. Thomas
Murray, of concession B., Downie,.
Death tsrree very suddenly' to lgrr.
John McConnell, grocer at Hathilton
on Friday night last. ,1-10 was in his
Stere AMU 9 o'clook, went home and
retired -at 11, in apparently, his usual
goofl, health. In. a few minutes his
wit"%e hoard him make a slight noise,
and on investigation found be was
The cause was iteaft failure,
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BORN
VA1L.-ON October tInd to Mr. and
Mrs. W. 11. Vail, Exeter North,
o daughter.
MARRIED
CHAEFER-WILDFONG -In Dash-
wood, on Tuesday everting, Sept.
27th. by Rev. M. Clemens, Mr.
Daniel Schaffer, to Miss Kate
Wildforg, both_ of Dashwood.
EILBElt-MADILL-At. Ulby, Mich.
on Tuesday. October 4tit, 1904, Mr
Benjamin, Eilber, formerly of
Creditor), to Miss Dottie. daugh-
ter .of Mr. and Mrs. Joshom
bta-
dill, all of Ulby, Mich,
SMOND - CLARK - On Tuesday
evening at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Clark, Stephen, by RfiV. Clemens,
of Dashwood, Miss Sophia Jane
Clark ito Mr. Thomas A. Ismond,
of Chicago.
O'ROLME - BARRY - At Mount
Carmel Roman Catholic ehuroh
on September 21st., by Rev. Father
Foster, Mr. James O'Rouko, of Lon
deo, to Miss Kate Barry, of Shiva.
daughter of the late Florence
Barry.
.DIED
CANN.-In Usborne, Lot 24, con. 6,
on October 2nd, Ceoil Melville, son
oE Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cann, aged
• 6 years and. 6 months,
50 YEARS'
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$10,00 Waterproof Coat for $8.00
Men's grey Paramatta Waterproof Coat, Premier make sewn
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Boy's Overcoats in the latest
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Men's OxEord grey Cheviot, all
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sewings $10.00,
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VIra. MacCallnea, of Collingwood,
has lagun an action against H. 0.
Kennet:17,mnd Plias. Peckin, of Near -
ton, for alleged m'isrepresenttationin
inducing him to purchase stock in
the Wiarton;Beet, Sagan Do,
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Pewter
4. Horse Hair 4. ,
+ + i
4. Wool Pickings + 1
+ + 1
+ Rags 44;
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4. Old Rubbers +
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rich and juicy, done to a turn -it
must be broiled. • Yet most ranges
don't make proper provision for
broiling. The broiling and toasting door of the
imperial Oxford
Range
is particularly capacious. Von can get a large
broiler easily into the door and over
the glowing coals, without
stooping or getting the
heat of the fire yourself.
Call at one of our agen-
cies or write to us for
booklet.
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