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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1904-10-13, Page 5T 1 M = S, 0 0 T 0 13 E R 13th 1904. •••••••••••44,4'.•••••-••••-••••••"•••-•-•^",""•. rooloo•or000ro.,..o...,-,...-o.,00t0000.,,,,,,n bridge and splices, $9,00; Benj. Long - Keep thein in t4o, house. ferd, plank, $1.2.0; J. Lewis, COD. Take ROO whenyou feel bill culvert and drawing clay an dstone, ious or dizzy. They act di, -r. $8,00: jos. Whalen, IX 2-3 cords, fectly on tho liver;:440xv:;, gown' con{ root, $65. W 86o as. halen .... 33 1-3 cords oE gravel controct, $100 ; Want your raoustacho or beard i/ "i 1 11 r ' 1‘ ' ',1'%. , 14 Jas. Couto,:ey, drawing gravel and E.3.,9 repairing oulvert, $2; Eli Hodgins, abeautitta brown or ricb.hlaelT ? Use MU ens. or esucitorsox ono rnote CO., NASIWA/ IC Zr. drarwilig Plank. and reiniiring culvert $1.40 Benj. Langford, plank, do', 4 arid 5, $7,65; A. Mollimigey, at gate MEDICAL $L03; Jno. Creighton, building bdg3. and drauleo plank, $..00, James ( The Exeter Times a b - "3 j W. BROWNINU MD M CI 14°Q-'c'Y' gravel' 3°e1 C°11tY gtant for ebority, $30.00; A. Davis, gravel account, $37.00 Snlyan, 1 day with grader, $11.00: Georoe Hod - Zurich A very interesting meeting of the W, C. T. was held at the home, of Mrs. Williams on Monday even- ing, Oet. 3rd, Mrs. (Rev.) White - sides, of Hudson, Que,, led the de - optional part. In the business part the different recommendations were read and adopted. In the education- al oar() the delegate, Miss Ethel county convention held in Gado- RonorOradttate of the Torouto University rich, whioll proved very interest - 444 Boal College of Dental Surgeons or jog. and beneficial. Otitario,with honors Also Post. aduate of • 14 , • F. So Graduate Vietoria TirultsnAy, 001.0BER 13th. 1901 .versity. Oleo and resineuenee, Doonoion loatioratory, Exeter. DENTAL Ta- -TICINEMILikiT, L. D. S. AND .-`-‘• DR. ,&. E. KINSMAN, L. tifk, , D. S.D. D,O.ollortor Gracloate, of Toronto thuversity, Dentist. Teeth extracted, without pain or bad after efforts. Ofilo an Fan, son.% block. West side or Main ereatOEoctor, ( .A. ANDERSON, (0. D. S. L.O.S. williams gave the report of the DENTIST. CialeagoSehoolotProstloctio Deutiotro With It is our sad duty this week to Szothoo4blemelitioo. Evorything known to tiro Dental Protesolon otOOn000face, 13ridge work, crowns, an Iconlmen, gold and vulcanite Iodates all done in the neatest rammer possible. A perfectlx Iturimatess apaestbetic used for oeinless extroc- goo, Offiee one door sooth of Caellog Bre'setore ter.Qttt. Vtivat tuad t ondenoltall per TO 14()AN n on Fano property at 0uz t. ErtNE$T ELLIOTT _ NEI: TO LOAN We have unlimited private fonds for invest - eat novo form or village property at lowe 40ainterest. 1)IOK3ON8c, CARLING Exeter. rIONEY TO LOAN. Wo have a largo amount ef private footle to oan on farm andvillageProPerttesatlOwrateo CT Ulttreit. 011,,ADMAN Ilarditere Solicitor% 1!datu St, Bute SON & CARLIN chronicle the death or Mrs. Mary Zettel, lkt of the late Josepli Zettel, at the age di 61 years. The deceased had been suffering for some. some time front consuniPtion of the throat and had beep failing vory rapidly the last tow weeks and on SatU r d ay vaerumic (teatli relioyod her suffering. Her husband pre- deceased her abont two years age. Nt's. Zettei was ot a kindly dispo- sition and was respeoted by all who knew her. She leaves four sons and fonr daughters, Thee hare the smpatity or ow cenrinrinity in thew sad bereavement, The funer- al was held on 'Tueeday morning' the remains being interred th tho Catholic cemetory in town. 4.4 4 4.4 • - 4 4 gins, spreading gravel, $2.50: ,Jos, Kelley, gravel account and stievol- 13n,g- *3340' '1 adjorncl to meet Agabi 01 Nee. '7th., 190, at 10 a, m. W. D. STANLItY, Clerno Stephen council The council of the TOW /a$1,11) cr StePloen cenvened in the Town thifl,Crediton, on Monday. the 3rd day of October, 1901, at 1 p. m, All " members wero present and the min- ,. Utes the previous meettug were read andd ted TI1E VERDICT OF PUBLIC OPIN- f • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • Is with the best artiole everytime • 4,tr That's why Putnana's Cork Lxtrac- tor has been in the lead for the last half century. It cures corns pain- lessly in twenty-four hours and nev. er fails. Use only .1 ntnams for corns and warts. 1 4. • THE HURON PRESBYTERY • Huron Presbytery met on Tuesdoy 4> last in. Willis church, Clintoo, to consider ,and dispose of a call 'hem ; Leamington Presby t ernt it °Mirth, • Chatham Poesbytery, to thellov. J. A. Hamilton, of Londesboro ondHul• - lett., Rev, John Radford, of Blythes• - woad, appeared .to prosteute, the call on behalf of the Leamington congregation, Messrs. Reid and Lowry, from Burn's ohnrch, Hullett, and Messrs. Jaokson and jainteson, from Lontleshoro, were present to oppose the call. After both parties were hoard the. call wasplatoed lo the hands of Mr, Hamilton, Who alter ro • ferring to the difticulty of severing • ties that hod been forro.ed during pastorate of twelve raars, thintglit duty pointed him to the ooceptance or tho call, "The Presbytery thee • ** 4.4.+0*........•••••••••••••... • 4P' O * **••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••44:4 i i • 4 •••••••••4•••4••••••••••440+0••••••••. • • 0 4 4 G. • • • • 4.* ,„ •,,,,e ..: - * • •.owufa11 of China1 ji I t .. • • • e. 9 9 0 .. 40 • 4) . 9 440 • • O 4 • 0- 40 • 4.. 4. 4) • 0, • . .4 4 9 0 • 9° Glassware & Crockery i:* Gl6 ... 4. or 10. 4 .4. • - 40* • . • • * .*: 4. . • ,..• * • 0 • 4. - • ,r_ • • • 40 .• 0 4Ifr * ink * * .. . *- 4,.. + * * t 111 rrices lir • 0 ,... ,,, • • ilir, 4 4. • e. • • 4 •- • .• • • • 4. 4 4*. • A 1 _ 0 .. • • • •• . 4*, . this ii I •: 4 4 . . 4. • • 4 4:,* • • 4* '"4" • 4*- . ..;•„,.. • • -,.. t. . ..„ • • ••• • • • G 44 .- 4 . -,.. o •- • • * . • • • . - • • .4. • 4 • • 4* 4 : .4 ; • • 40; • 4''' 4* e • • o • * • 10- • , • • • 41* '',"*. • • . • • . • . • . • 40.. • • . . 4,,,, • •• • • . l'• • 40- . 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The attentien or the Presbytery was son, briek-bals ;And rep:tits to Sal1lac then draewn to the death of Itey, $, bridgo. F,i2.50; Mich. gra- Acheson, formerly pastor of St. An - vol and xnaking 3 cement bridges, drew 's olturch, Kippen, but at the $25,00; Pat. Sullivan, gravel, $1.13; time or his death pastor of the Pres., .01'oent&IrssIfoilup,atac5k0„; 4rteh. Less. MeI,.ex*juit tina 6baw wert aural), .at Towner, N. D. pairing dulvert L'nd concesion, $1.25 appointed to draw up a letter oE Melo Doyle, damage to bY road sympathy and fortvard to the to $3.50; Robt. Hodgino, cover- beoeaved widow and ing bridge and droning ltamber,9th I 'e or e Tit MAN IATRO WORKS 11 kW/ oOO., VA; Dan °Limon,• 4 Biddupb Council ist side road, $1.50; Jim. -Madden, rerseverance ,and will -power he Tha council met pursuant to ad -4, grant or $10.00 and drawinN" gravel, &est base but whether it? has Jourtunt at, the reeve and all the t $1,50, $11,50; August Oanipbell,54'ra- strength and vigor is another con- nerabers wool present, t vel, $1.20; Som behroeder, puttino Tho Reevo w es iostructed tO ,in concrete til-, con, 14, $5.00; Geo. with N. A. Ryan and J. S. Park in Orange, reP• “0"(1, etut" $1'5° ; having the engineer under the dit- F. Triebner. gravel, $27,03: F, Tri - cites and water courses act make an lamer, gravel, N. 11., Ole; Christian lid with regard to water that Hoist, drawing cedar posts, * 1.50: Geo. Webb, coin .worlc, Grand Bend road, $3.50; Louis Brooker, cle:oung out drain, 22nd con., $3.50; Wrat, JohnStoU, rep. bridge, 21st con., $3.00 jas, Mitchell, opening pit and durum; es, $16.25; Thos ,Webb and others Top. bridges A. and B., $15,25; Fred Stebbins. gravel, $1.30: JaS. Mitchell part payment for gravel, *25.00; W. Snyder, pile driving, N. 11, $13,00; Schroeder, rep, ',,NItttl Creek. bridge, $1.00: T. Collins, rep. bridge, C. R., $1.00; Chester Prouty', gratuity. $2.3 .Tos. Doyle, tile across road, $1.65; ; aiul work nt pit, 1;16,80; J. fillnebOt- Christian Stade, cleannts out drain, amp, carriage by-law work and min- $3.00; Fred Preeler, bridge,$2.23 utes, 25c W. N. Powe, repairing Win. gravel. ; Bert $Clark, painting fence, re. Town - 75c. • Fred Mason, stringers for V011, SALE OR RENT. -At Wga- bridge, $3..00; Alex. Wild and others leo. a dwelling, with store, oar- • cleaning out drain, $3.00; neater shop, and post office ineluded, The council adjourned to meet For further particulars apply to Mr. again in the Town Hall, Crediton, on George Millson, Wbabri. Monday, ,the 5th day Of December, A. D., 1004 -at 1 p. ,7101t RENT -Fifty acre litthEt HENRY EMBER, -Clerk. F catecl north half of lot 15, Dth has been diverted by the G. T. IL eattsing damages to tlte highway and t he (tuner of lot 31, con. 3. 8.Solieltora. Notaries. (onVenaCers, The teflon ing accounts were ord- wieners, $olicitors for tleisselaen5! eyed, to be paid; 1,1C \ Man, spreaditig gravel lowostrates of Interest. 0, $, B,, (By, 5, $13.75: George West - Money to 0 STITET, 1=TER. man, ditching, div. 5., $5.00; George . VICalf0 Zgerald, spreading gravel. $2.50 1). Johnston, ditching, div. 5, $1.00; James Hodgson, ditching, div. 5., $1. A. C. RAMSAY, V. S. A. Langford o'rovel contract $75 Honor Graduate Ontario Veteriner$ Col. L, I,' '-'10`cit elm ,tonn'k' for ego ;Honorary Follow in, Ontario Veterinary 41.11". r4 ssoo!Won. All diseases of dornestio animals wrant on, L35; Hodgins, gravel tificallytreated. fevor treated by thelatest oxygen treetrocnt. OFFICE:00e door south of Town Hall 2W.SIDENUF.,: Second house portb ot Pres- byterim church. Usborue ana flibbert armor's Mutual Fire lusur- Gompanu. OW Office, Farquhar, Ont. DIRECTORS Presidenta-T. Ryear, Duni.tx P, 0. Ckr.O. 2ASSSKORE, FATMOTIAR P. 0. MonLEY, NSTnAzux P. Ct. J. 4., Wonurs, Onoluavr 'P. 0. WM. Rol", BORICII0LX P. 0. 1, L. RUSSELL, RUSSELDALE 0. AGENTS. • CArtmcnArcx,, STAriA, ONT. A. Dr.r.NoAN FAItQtatolt, Ols,;T. 3. WILsON, FtfrnAltrON, ONT. 3. 5, GILVILTA.N, B. W. F. BEAVERS. Secy.:Treas. Farquhar. .2.31111•MIT61.016 4.1•SIOntinamiliM Buggies! Buggies Do you Want a Bugg We have the finest stock in town all the latest styles, in the newes olors. Our prices are low as can -be foun • for first-class material and workman. BEFORE YOU BUY CALL fltsID SEE us. J F ussell Two Doors South Town Hall. C IT N IZoller Mills Gristing and Chopping Promptly- Done. We are giving excellent sa- tisfaction in flour since re- - delling our mill Sweitzer FABM FOR SALE, -Lots 20, 10 con. and 11th con., of Steplaert, 6 1-1 miles west of Exeter, being cdmposed of 100 acres on the llth con, and 120 acres on the 10111 These farms are under good state of eultivatinn well drained with good house and out -buildings, thereon so fruit bearing orchards'. Never failing well the year round. For further particulars apply to T. B. bilartyn, Exeter. concession of the township of Us - borne. Good brick house, bank barn, driving shed, good water, 14 acres of fiat wheat. For further particulars write to Newton Ma- ca,uley, Winchelsea, P. 0, or apply on premises, Newton Ma.cauley. prop. V••••=1•1•••••1•.,...m HORTHORN DURHAM BULLS for solo -The un dorsi gned has for sale a number of up-to-date thor- ough bred Short Horn Bulls. They are of the low -set, thick blocky type and choice breediog. Will be sold reasonable, inspeotion invited. Ap- ply ,on Iit 16, con. 2, Hay, or John Elder, Bons:ill, P. 0. • locals . mt AIM FOR SALE -In The Town- ship of Irsborne, being lot 13, co 2, consisting at the best 100 acres° land in the township, well fenced and in good state of cultivation. Good brick house and frame barn, conven- ient to 40110°1, church and marloet being only two miles from, Exeter. For further particulars apply to D C. McInnes, Exeter. or Thomas Hi ins, executors of the estate ot. 1 iggins, deceased or to Gladmart & S t a nbury, ,s-olicit ors. Exeter. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter Of the Estate of John WOMEN'S GREATEST ENEMY Constipation the Cause of most Women's Troubles -An Atasy way to Permanently Core this Painful 1 Conation. , There are few women indeed who do not suffer with chronic consti- ptjtion, Nearly all aro slaves to some kind or medicine to correct this trouble, and yot they get noth- ing but temporary relief, One per- iod ot constipation is followed by an- other., and it's physic, physic. physio Yeor in and yorir out, till life becomes IL burden. • Thero is no a sure. cure for this condition and o. cure that does not have to be repeated. It is Dr. Leon- bardt's Anti -Pill, Dr. Leonhardt, of Lincoln, Noh.,is the author of this proscription. He ed it for years with wonderful su- ss in his own large practise us a ,mecly for dyspepsia. biliousness oud conSap_ation. 141"iiipriadies who have suffered for ye.ars`oire now enjoying good health ale`.4fect 'freedom from,. the old eioiShpittion through the .use of Mrs. Tabb,287 Emerald SL North, Ilamilton, Ont.. says! 'I am no longer txoubled with con- stipation. I cannot praise Anti -Pill Ford, lote of the Township of too otgooyoo . Ste011°n. In the County of Huron A month's treatment for 50e. AB ,Notice is hereby given pursuant' to citruggists, or The Wilson-Fyle Co. Farmer decesedd. "The revised statues of Ontario"' agents for Canada. Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. Sole 4. THE RETURNING OFFICERS The f,ollowing returning officers will act in Western Ontario ;-Brant W. B. Wood, Brantford; Brantford, Shoriff William Watt ; Bruce South ober Todd, Walkerton ; Bor3e. North bert McFadden, Glammis; Elgin East, Chas. Winnacott, Copenhagen; Elgin'West, C. St. Clair Leitch, Dut- ton; Essex South. Jacob Shepley, ; Hamilton East, Lieut -Col. W. A. Login; Hamilton West, seneaa Jones; Huron East, W.H. Kerr, Erns - gels ; Huron West, W. Baillie, Dun- gannon; Kent West, Sheriff J. Gena - mill; I,anabtou East, W. 3.1VIcAlpine, Watford; Lambton West. Sheriff J. Flintoff ; London, R. E. Dignani ; Mid- dlesex North., Z. McCormick„ Lucan: Middlesex East, Jno. Gillson, London Middlesex West, W. 0. Moss, Glencoe Oxford North, Sheriff Jas. Brady; Oxford South, 1'.1.1.Mayberiy, Inger- soll ; Perth North, Sheriff John Hossie ; Perth South, Chas. F. Whalehan, Si. Marys ; 'Waterloo South, Geo W. Ross, Ilespcler ; Wel- lington North, John Anderson, Ar - 1897, thal all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said John Ford, who died on or about the 30th day of July, A. Do, 1904, are required, on or before the 151h day of October, 1904, to send by post prepaid or deliver to Kenneth Goodnaan of. the town of Parkhill, in the county of Middlesex, solicitor Lor the administrator of the Said. es- tate their christian and surnames, tiddresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the state mont of their account and the na- ture of the security, if any, held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date, the said administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased tunong,,Lhe parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the clainag of. which he shall then have notice and that. the said administrator Will not be• liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any persons or per- sons of \\ hose claim notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution al Parkhill. Dated the 151h day of Sept.. 1901. ALEXANDER WATSON, Administrator. by IC ENNETII GOODMAN thar Wellington ' South, I?. Sot a tr- his Solicitor. ,,e4 J. P., Guelph. A Adoration, Bard workmg igen usual J3* 14,1ve irritable nerves and should fortify thoir oystem with, a course or Verrozone, tonie that r,builds and revives beyond all tellin;.7. It's just wonderful the strength that Ferrozoue imparts to broken down en. It forms new blood. S4110::'S the ,ystem with abundant noorioli- mem, and whero formerly there was diredness and lassitude, Verro- zone establishes a reserve of energy and vim. Try Perrozone-price 300 per box. SIX LIVES SNUFFED OUT Y COAL GAS Six Grand Trunk trainmen \two nrxiated by deadly coal gas in 1. Clair tunnel on October 10th result of the breaking in two a heavy train "01 loaded coal oars nd the attempt or trainmen to poll ut the stranded seetion and resone heir follows who were stalled. in the death trap. There were 18 cars itt the train, which had left the Port Huron yards under charge ot Con- ciliator Joe SinapS011. Brakemen Dan Galles, and Alfrod Short, Engineer Coleman and Fireman Forester, The first intimation that Supt. Begg, superintendent of the Western terminal at POI' t Hero*, bad of the occident, was when Br:ikon:mu Jas. Short rushed excitedly out at the American entrance and annotanct4 that the engineer, brakeman, and two conductors had been ,*tuffocated by coal gas. Supt. Ilexon tiocoropan- led by engineer Wm. A. Morden and Pumpman George Mollompro- raptly started in to assist in tire work of rescue, but -hardly had they ad- vanced into the opening when Supt, Berg fell backward dead. Mellon and Morden succeeded in crawling 011 their hando and knees to the open air, where they became revived in a short time. The dead are A. &Beg; and A. Coleman, Port Huron. Thom as MeCrash„ 'Richard Tinsley. jos. Simpson, of Sarnia and D. Gillies, ot Aliso Craig. tli as RACKING PAIN IN THE JOINTS Also every form of rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica are hest cured by Ncrviline. 'the quickest relief for rou.soular pain yet discovered. It's be- cause Nerviline strikes in and pane- trate,s right to the cora of the pain that it gives such unbounded satis- la.etion. caught cold in my s.houl- tiers while driving and suffered great pain, wrkes G. E. Dempsey, ofbBor- lin. used Nervilino • freely and was soon quite well. I hove found Nerviline an excellent remedy for rheumatism neuralgia as well as for cold on the chest. recomraencl Nerviline highly and wouldn't be without it." Price 25c. SEPTEMBER WAS WET, COOL, AND CLOUDY The month of September is shown by 'the record of the Ontario Weath- er Bureau. to have been wet, eool, and cloudy. The mean temperature Lor the month was 58.6 or 2 below average of 58.8 for 63 years. Sep- tember, 1903. was 60.1 or d.08 above the a.verage. The highest tempera- ture registered was '79.2 on the llth, and the lowest temperature, 33.8, on the 21st. The lowest temperatureln Septeraber, 1903, was exactly the same as the lowest temperature last month, but it occurred on the 29111, while the highest temperature in September, 1903, 83.8, or about 51-2 degrees 'higher than the highest this year. Rain fell on 12 days to the anioant. of 3.99 inches, or .73 above the aver- age. art September, 1903 there were 7 days of rain, amounting to 0.41. or less than half an inch, being 2.85 be- low the aver.age. The number of hours sunshine re- gistex•ed numbers 190 hours. The, average it 210. In September, 1903, 221 were tregisteredi The heaviest .rainfall occurred on 4•114.444 ..1.1.1111.•=.• To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tats Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 PLIOntlIS. This signaittreo ICIrTVie5O'GprifiairS. '041 on, every 5*. 3SP• i it t 4., •• 4. 4 4). I li We are CLEARING out • • • • O. T, ilo, Line FOR GOOD ... ... . . .. ..:, . ::: No More For us. Now is your chance. :41-* .. . . . .. 0 .. 25c China Cream Pitcher for ... , 20 i 5c Glass Syrup ...... - .. , • - - 13 * .. * .4. 20c China Shaving Mugs ........ 16 15c Glass Vinegar or oil bottles.. 12 * •• • .. 25C China Shaving Mugs ........21 25c Glass Nappies..., . • .. .... 21 • .. • .. 25c China Giltecl Mugs,. . ,..20 20C Glass Bread Plates... , .. - -16 • .. • 7sc Biscuit jars for ., ..., ....Bo Toe Butter Plates .... ... - . - ... 8 • ** : .. soc .Biscult Jars for ..... , ......4.0 25c Pepper 8r, Salt combination .. 20 Biscuit jars for ...... ...... 33 25c Glass Butters ...... , ... - - 2 1 2 4t: $I,00 Cheese Cishes ...... 35 isc Glass Butters ..., • • ..., 12 13 . • • 85c Cheese Dishes ...... .... , ...65 Isc Gloss Preserves .. - : it. sac Cake Plates, China... . - -.39 200 Glass Cel or ies., .... ,. ... -16 . .• . • $t,as Cake Plates. China, hand me Glass Preserves ... .... 8 4, • paintd... J. .,....„ .. $1 00 12c GlAS'S PreXerVes ....., IP . at,. or .. ...., .. 7$C Celery Trays, China ,.......60 24 China Cake.... • • • 4. 4 4 8 5 *IC C e . 4 4 4 ...O... •••• 21 4* VI: snc Celery Trays, China .... 0, -40 $to00 Cabarets ...... . •• $1 oo China Sala.d. - .., ... - .75 x 5c Gloss Spanners . - ... I 2 * .4,, I, • • • • 75c China Salad. - .. - .. ......60 .20c Glass Creamers ...... ... - .15 • 1 41, ,, • - 1,,o, 7sc.Porridge Set - es.. e.e, . 4**60 !IOC GlaSS Crearner$ • ........ : . • • • • 8 • . ... $c Tea Pot Stands ...... 20 2 : •• Isc $having Mugs... , .. .. - - .. • • ..). 400 Fancy Syrups" ... , .... .. . 200 China Salads - - ..., .... -16 se Children's fancy Mugs.... .„. , 4 $1..00 Wine Glasses ., ........ -75 0 .4.• • to :: 10c Children's fancy Mugs.- ....7 73c Whiskey Glasses ...... 60 4. • .. Tsc fancy Mustards .... ...... T2 20C GIGSS Wrter Pitchersr6 ., I • 0* ioc China Salts and Peppers ...... 8 250 Glass Water Pitchers-. . " .22 o„ 2 • • .• 4) 0 o 4 • • • • • • • •• .. * • • 0 .. • • ,t 41,4f .4, • • . ** No Coupons 013, these prices above .. . . . .. .• . • . .. .• . 200 China Cream Pitcher for .... 150 250 Glass Syrup - t 44.* Mentioned. .• • .. . . • • • • • 4 I , • • * * • y • •• • • 4, i • .. • • * ,,,, 0 .* 0+ * %- 0 0* .• * • •,„, • .g. .. • • r, • 0* .• * • -c,. • 4,* •• • . • . ** .• • • 11 • • • s. * • v o • • • • 4, • 42 • .• • • • • ... • 40.•• • • 4,- x • •• ,.. • .. • • • • Reduction .... .... •• .. ..... t • ** 4.• . • x, • 40. • • •• • • • 40- 44;* • •0* • • • 40. I : tt Produce of all kinds taken and highest prices paid :41 t I • . .0 • • 0 .0 • • • 0 04• .• * f • 4 *0 • 0 •• POPLESTONE It GARDINER •__ • • ••_ .. • • •• ..... • .. • • •• , •,.. • • • • •# TERMS CASH OR:PRODUCE ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST OFFPJE : '*. : o o 4. o • * o . • •• 2 • : 2 2 •• • ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •••••••••**** 3 2 • • • +•.•••••••••••••• s•o••••••••••••••• ••••••• • •••• .46... ••••••••••••••••••• • • o • 2 s•••••••••••••••• ***poop** ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••4••*4+•••o••••4••••• • rt: : osio eo 4 4•+, +•••••+•+.4004 *so **Moo 4,4 ••+•••o• • o• • o• • • • o • t ••••••••• •44.0.0 4•••• • Z. 20 to 25 per Cent • 9 + 0.• •• 4. 4) 0 44• .• 4. • O 0 44 .4) the 24th, when nearly two inches et water fell, the largest amount in any r one day since july, lst., 1901. Ex -Mayor R. W. Knight of Wood- stock, died Wednesday night after an illness extending nearly over four., , years. He was first elected to the Council in 1886, and served„ continu- uously till his election as Mayor in 1896, ++++++++++++++++++44++++++ 4. ild,JACKSON & SONI: Junk Dealers, T- . Main -St. Exeter. 1. 4. - ,. * Occupying J. P. Ross, .1. Store, one door south of * 4.1:,...,,NIetropolttan Hotel. + + + * Will pay highest cash * * pric-.. for the following .1. '"1' goods,such as all kinds of :,.=.* .1^ b , 4. 4. Strap Iron + + 13rass+ • 4 - Copper • + + Zinc + • Lead • + + Pewter • + Horse Hair + 4 Wool Pickings 4. Montreal $ l'14...........Mm......soolow. Rags 4. • Sold by T HAWKINS & SON Exeter. 4.,44.4-4-••••••4 • The water reservoir of the Imperial Oxford Range is so designed that it keeps a large volume of water at a high temkera- ture. This reservoir attachment of the Imperial Oxford Range is so arranged that it comes in close contact with the heat flues and keeps a plentiful supply of hot water ready at hand. The range is also flag). with an exceedingly powerful water front for use in connection with a kitchen boiler, If your dealer doesn't handle the Imperial Oxford, write to us for particulars. The Gurney Foundry Co. Limited Toronto, Canada Winnipeg Vancouver Old Rubbers Bones and Bottles • Ne quantity too large or 4• ss SmaU Trial Trip. -Now is the time ta secure two good papers for the price of one. The Weekly Mail and Em- pire from now till Jan. 1.st., 1905 \ for only 50e. To new subscribers only. Trial Trip. -Now is the time to, secure two good papers for the price of one. The Weekly Mail and Star pire from now till Jan. 1st., Ton for only 50a. To novo subscalbers 1 enly. •