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The Exeter Times
Poft)Sce"gridesuidaet:eVnciee.f(IitinUielPoin. -TIIVRSDAY, '()C1°I3Eit 72°01, 1.9n;
Teaboratore,Exeter.
DRNTAie
Ta- KINSMAN, L. D. S. ,AND
-LI'. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, le
D. $. I. D. S.,elonor Gmduate
of Teronto Unaversity, Dentist.
reet,b eel -meted -without an or
wetter effeete, Oirice in Fan
son' a block. West side of Main
tee Exeter*
Locals
Inspector Tom, of Coderiele is in
town .
' -Mrs. Davis, a Hereilton, is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs, P, Fisher.
Miss 14:ached :Malcolm, of Detroit,
, is at present the gueet of ' :Mrs.
A- ANDERSON, (D. D. 6.1:14 I '44"31los'
DENTIST. e
1 Mr. 3. l'. Tilley, inspector of Mod -
Boner Graduate of the Tomoto university lei eehools Wa$ the guest of his niece,
sod noyal College a Dente' Surgeone of 1 Mrs. (De.) Amos, on Sat -ward -aye
bottom lemeetion
Ocribte.wirglisvoihtlahootuporreostboAlstro Iretn•gratistdrntleviakt ten.,,,,,,,,Isnsgyt_Thinonixe oxedier sacritawalr Gill:It
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eat, spcxt Sunday ,et her home here.
leas. (Dr.) Gill and children, Wile
are visiting in town expect to leave
for home, Gilsonburg, Ohio. on
Tit ureday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J., Spaoleinan re
t- turned home 'on Tu-sday evening af-
ter a. Vivasant trip to Sark Pranseleco
end other pOintS Ivo:41.
M. 'Aaron Sutton, who has been
eeriously ill is now some -what lin-
proved. Her sister, Mrs. Thomas.
ERN BST Euaorx Ilea/man, it ;As been in a I. t en dan c e
upon her durieg her illness.
Tim Purily Manufact uring 0o, were employed and the resources of
'Wellapd„ neve ,Inove'd eheir plant the scenic artist and me olAanio are
6 d husInesS e to.. to Exeter. Mr,.• taxed to their utmost to make tho
, Willis Powell, will look after ill:dr setting of the pr.. entrti to that tor 1,114,.amati,,to atut zwuraitia.,, Try
interests here. Success to the l'ur-
ty.
Mr. -n. B. nielcoY, of the Molsonh
Bank staff has been transferred t
Toronto. Mr. B, T. Belcher, of
Toronto Brandt, having been ap-
inted wi t eller in Mr. Hickey's
7131011 liana of Caw% Presbytar-
ien citurelt. Thankofferinel nlenin;
Sunday, October 23r1, at 3 p. nt. in
DI o ARLING,
the •churob. Mr. fierkiesian, an Are
enien stuck+ t will t '''
parristers.Voncitora. llotaries,Convennoers. Lot in , ' " a lth '1'8 Th
Commissioners. Solicitors ror thearolsons --------`-•
liank.Ete. I Rev. IN . G. Howson, of London, has
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!dam toLcan at lowest rates of Interest. !been invited to INlitclull at the cloee
oFFIeF:4-74ART =BET, EXETER. j of the Conference year. Rev, !Alfred
ANS B. 46 u.mcasow Brown of 'Windsor bat. been invited
t� Leradon, where Mr. Dowein's leas -
tondo evast's next june.
Mr. Reginald Elliott, of Norwich,
was (*ailed home on Seturday last
owing to the seriowe illness o( hie ----me.--
MR. BLAIR RESHiNS
mother, Mrs, B. V, Elliott. We lion, A ,G. Blair has announcet
art pleasod to learn t bat el rs. Hie his resignal ion from the thal rman-
Hatt hos someaviiat improved and her ship of the Board of Railway Com -
speedy and tilt i ma t , recovery is mismioners. in his s t :item eel t b '
hmwd for. retiring Commissioner announces
Th e Conserve t tee- e 0 m m ii tee rooms time he intends aceepting another
Freaeonss block is open every night P '
,.,.
andie being taken advantage of ey
ihnlit'anrs te gain information. The At St, J'elln's chureie Hointesville,
room will be kept' °pee antil after on Wedneklday morning, 00t. 121h,
Om flection, end all supporters of the marriage took place of Miss
Mr, Gunn are inVited to drop in. Floeence, _Louise, daughter af Mr. J.
A lare'e and enthusiastic meeting Ocninntle-w Goiter -10h 4rp.. to uto Jov.
O( ,tho Liberals of Exeter, was imia ll. A. 'Wright* B. Ae Tationburet.
Friday evening when a young men's A spopial call of the Mixon Pres
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Liberal Club was organized. Offio- bYterY wee held in Clinton, on
ers werc elected. and arrangeinents Wednesday teo consider a cell to
wore made to engage the hall over Leamington to Rev. A. Hamilton, of
Zr. Ch.U. Snell's express office, toondesboro. The °an was SLIS tarn'
iNn143 11131.1 iiivil 1 ti 1 r otitlancrn every even- eel and Um Rev.sentleman goes to
Card ‘of Thanks. -Mr :end Ivrrs. his new cengregalion in a fow weeks,
Dignan +and Miss Hazel, wiSh in this has sold his 100-nore . farm on
Mr. Abeelearn Lehman, 0 f Hay,
publie manner to thank most hear- pronson Line to Mr. los,eph Smith,
tilY ,ella sincorely their friends end the consideetaion being, $5,000. The
the, t 0. 0. F.. wehtots ,smoemieovelnagioy.f farm is a good, ono and wen worth
neighbors, also
111„.0 papney. Mr. X,ehman has de-
aSeisted end sympathized with them "len '1-0 nivi‘ nit farming and has
in their dark hour of affliction. They Purchased ia rei4itiemc ill Zurkil
realize .that words aro too feeble to where himself end wife will become
many kindnessee received. And it makes; you 'dizzy to even
express all their appreciation of the l'esidelits shortrY•
Those who have undertaken the think lar eating' you nced Perm""
Anniversary. -The anniversary ser- crectitan or a new rink in Seaforth the greatest of appetizing 'tonics. It
mons of ren Presbyterian church this year are meeting with some dif- htzilds UP the whole body, the taste
will be held on Sunday next, Oct. acuities. The tenders that have becomes aware of new flavors in fooa
23rd., (D;V,) The Rev. R. J .M. Gia.$8,. bean received are -a great deal bleher You never noticed before. A relish
fled ft I 'ati fa tion in eating is
ford, -of Guelph will preach both than at was expected they would •!1 '-c '-•,- 8 c '
morning, end everenee specie' be. The plans will have to be cheat r another xesuct from Ferrozone. which
music will be furnished by improveeethe digeltion and obnverts
church choir. As there will be no
um ed sonaewhat to bring the cost doe w
10 t " t thinktl • everytinng eaten into nourishment
Do you Want a Buggy Monday evening enterteixemenl, a can afford lo spend.
special collection will be taken up. If you had taken ye° a Carters J'ust one Ferrozone tablet after
for 4he blood. and brain and nerves.
A cordial 'invitation is extended to Little Liver Pills before retiring you meels, easy to take and. pleasant. Try
alt to be present at these services. would not have had that coated ton- Ferrozone..1?rice 50c. at druggists.
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Everything known to the Dental Prefession
Bridge work, crowns, al.
Main . gold and vulcanite platee all done in
the neatest nmener possible. A perfectly
harmless anarethette v$ed for painless extrac-
tion. ,
Olidee one door eolith ot Carlin Bro'setore
XxOtor. Oar. '
Private funds to Wan 0
And one half per cent,
Wein property Four
M.ONEY T
WellAve unlimited private funds for inve
• out uvon farm or N'Illea0 PrePertY at low
Ste -5 ot Interest.
DICESON de CARLING
Exeter,
N Y T 0,AN.
re a laXR0 ar401,111t Of PrIV4t0 it
farm and villageproperties at lo
rest,
$T,,,Nuvity
Barr e Main St, 1ilse
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• many friends follow her to her new
I home.
Sudden Death. -1 n.twrs of the
sudden death of Ge.rtrude Hicks, be,
loved wife of (Dr.) II. B. Silk, of
London, was heard with deep sor-
row by her numerous finds here.
We have not learned the nature of
her illness but that she was taken
very .on Sunday last and removed
to Victoria llospic Ell, London. A
summons' by telephorm called her
mother. 11AI rs. Hicks, to London, but
the yit;al spark had fled WA ore
she reached, there. Mrs. Silk Was
'married to her now sorrow-
ing busband, -on June 1st, 1903, and
had spent her girlhood days in Exe-
WILL WINTER BE COLD '
The coming winter will e a lone I
one and •as severe as the last, some
wveather predictors say. The signs
drawn from animal nature aro per-
haps the least liable Lo be wron%.
and it is upon these (Ito predict ien is
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based,
It is said by woodsmen, according
to the current number •of Forest and
Stream, that if ducks and kindred
wild fowl hive pin feathers at. this
time of the year there will be an op-
en falt and winter. if, on tilt; other
ter, where she was beloved by all. , hand, down takes the place of the
Sho was always brigbt and cheerful, lighter Covering', the wini.'zr 'win be
and was a general I aver i e in soolai !a )).ard. one, Last summer the birds
oireles, also wry 110Pfui the sere -1 were so covered, while, the year be-,
vice .of song, having bean 2/. very vat- fore they forecast a mild winter.
Ind mernhor of aarnes-st• 1:ethedist Reports received by the Chief Game
enure,'" choir of this place. DUring Warden and also by Mr. Basted°,
leer resittneo in London she the Commissionor ot Fisheries, bear
had become extremely popular , out the predictions of the obsarvers
amongsto very larr th.°12 g (looted by Forest and Stream.
friends and her death has cast , sportsmen seT thee the „lucks wikiz
gloom. over all those with whom she have been shot alr,,ady have no pin
was more closely associated. lier feathers, but have a full coat of
remeine were interred in Wendiend thick down on the breast. If the
cemetery, Lcrelon. ker parents and signs are to be trosted lids would
leister, Mrs. Londwolio being in at- mean a hard winter, arid shows the
R'lldance. Tir:` $P111)a OW of the on- Ailiden1 of laying in an extra too or
tiro community is extended to the two of coal,
fbieirootaiovued. faraily in this very sad al-- _
11F, EESERVF.D non -
'Uncle Tom's Cabin," -Ed. F.
production of "tyncle Tom's Oa- suffering from Seiatica was
'wbiOlk will be presented at the so great, 111A1 thanks Nervilin, 11
opera bcalse*'•g°14(14Y ev°111-kg• 0e4" was enred, "1 suffered for three
II, 19 on a scale, of magnificeneo years front sciatioa" writes E. S.
never before, witnessed in this town ji,oitirri, ac poramt. „and_ no man
It hos teen many years sine,' an Exel. ver suffiSred more. spent a small
lit"t° tre."t"4 fci 4 r fortune on differoit remedies but
presentation of this beautiful drama Ib' only QnC
ilA 1°11°1 actqrs worthy °r nar45 u,wc'endilaA'.-{:1011V17111roltit t'SoCW
Nerviline and was perfectly cured.
can recommend Nervilin as a sure
Cure for sciatica; it's exmllent also
used in lite great spectacular Plays. Nerviiint,,, %la at tin itraxzis,18,
This oornpany gives IA most rowerful
'intion- Anlong the scenic effeots
d, Intelligent interpretatien of this
Itching tnaster-ploce •of dramatie PUBLIC S_ClIOOL BOARD
Used is the gorg('oos Aloalll;'03is, and Meeting held in the Town HA,
lbe last scen"A the Ascent PI: EVa .10 on Monday, Oct. 17th, at 8p. in., tai-
nt. J. Evans. the following is the
r of business duly submitted and
Lier t roved,
type -writer connuittee,--Tbat
v Underwood machines be.,n
iturohiseil at a tom ta: $7rt 'each ill -
to
A. C. RAMSAY, V, S.
Orcaloato Ontorio Voterinery Col -
Inge 1. 1.10norary Follow in Ontario Veterivary
.association. all,discasesof domestic' Animals
scientifically treated, Milk fever treated"by
thoultest (Magee treatment.
oF IDE,: no door houth of Town Hail
RESIDENCE; Second house north of Pres-
byterian church.
Tloe Ugborne and flibbert
tiler's Mutual Fire Instir-
ance ,Gompaat.
ead tttfice, Farquhar Ont.
DX3E0TORS
esident;-T. RYAN, Drui.rx P. 0.
e -Pres.; -%V. RASSMOBB,
PAThetiliAlt P. 0.
MORLEY, WHALEN' P. 0.
..A. NORMS, CROMAItTi* P. 0.
Raz Bonsuotat P. 0.
1. L. RUSSELL, PeISSELTeet,E P. 0.
AGENTS.
OARInICITAtt, STARFA. ONT.
A. Dtmozi rEA:ligt7RATt, ONT.
Wxr,s021, PULLARTON, Osz
Y. S. (411,PILLAN, LOCAN. ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Seoy.-Treas. Farquhar.
Buggies!
- Buggies!
realms c) bliss, borne by an4els;
early Oates and stairway to the
no beyond tlos skies; the Ohio ii -
In inid-u inter by moon -light ;
Southern Paradise at ;AIMS ;
gori0al scones. typical or tlo birth of
liberty and blessing of little eluldren ondinA, stands,
Per G, Eacrett :trIti W. J. CarUng-
Thnt, the Board receives with much
t isf act ion t he principal's rt
for th^ month of Svtember, an
mad% congratulations to the.staff,
on the marked improvement shout
in 1 ho
.11 xt,„„ and mor o
the cschool,
Per If. Huston and G. Eaorett,
That the defects ju the roof be ro-
paired 'under the diroction of the re-
pairs contrail t tee.
:Per 5, Martin and W. J, Carling -
tat the supplementary literature
r quirod Le obtained as per principal
list.
Per W. 3, Carling and S. Martin -
That the maps required be also sup-
plied at the earliest date possible.
Per IL Huston anti S. Martin -
Viol "the Motto and Crest report"
be left with the principal for
the present.
Per S. Martin and W. J. Carling -
That the following accounts be oc-
cepted;-1I. Spackman, hardware sun
dries, $10.30" .A.dvocute Printing Co.,
84.00; W. 0: Ruston, Prism Jigh.ts,
ammunt, 840.00; Globe Furniture Co.,
desks, $60.50.
Per G. Eacrett and II. Huston. -
That Miss Dorrington's request be
granted with the opening of the new
year.
• Ver W. J. Carling -Adjournment.
3, GRIGG, Seery.
be weird Rocky Pass; the Realistic
ton plantation, all of winch aro
po-dtively the most inagnif Whitt- dis-
plays of scenic art and mechanical
effects ever witnessed. This is the
first lime that every scene line been
produced in this great play, Adults -
Mon 25c. and 35o,
WREN YOUR APPETITE FAILS
We have the finest stack in town
ail the -latest styles, in the ..neweir .
olors.
Our prices are low as can be foun •
forfirst-class material and workroan.
'BEFORE YOU BUY
- GALL fir•ID SEE US.
,
ussell
Teti() Doors South Town Hall.
ISONNONNIW `CMCRSOWIMI
CRE ITON
oiler ills
Gristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re -
Ring our mill
wet ze 11
ARM FOR SALE, -Lots 20, 10
con. and llth eon.; of Stephen,
6 1-4 mites west of Exeter, being
• ce'ffiPosed- of 100 acres' 'on. the 11th.
COtt. and 120 aortas • On the 10( h
These farras are under good state of
cultivation well drained with god
house and out -buildings, thereon al-
so fruit bearing orchards . Never
failing well Um year, sound. For
iurther particulars apply to T. B.
Meet yin, Exeter.
Presentation; - Prior to leaving
for new home in Duluth, Mrs.
8. Gidley, was made 4. -he recipient of
re.r,y handsome silver tray from
the members of the Trivitt Memor-
ial Guild, with whom she had been
active -and helpful in every good The corning. Provincial Convention
work in which they have been en- of the Ontario Sabbath &wheal Asso-
gaged. Regret is expressed at hee eintion, .at Handlton, on Oct. 25, 26
departure, but the best wishes of 27, promises to be one of the, best
conventions in the history of tie:
'Province. The place of meeting is
,admirahly adapted for a large gal
()ring of workers, and the hospitality
fo:r which Itamilton is noted will no
d oub be submitted to a very con-
siderable test. The programme is
rioh and varied, one of the best ever
prepared for such 0, gatherins,itt
-
Canada. One Of the 'best features
will be that of Ivcrs. 1-T. Elizabeth
Foster. State Primary -Superinten-
dent of New York, and one ofthe
best primary experts in Ameri C
1V11+0 Wit "deliver several addresses,
conferences- on the "Hera° .Dellart-
locals . enent. and House -to -House Visita-
tion." Sunday School workers gener-
ally are ,urged 'to make this the
0Tc:et-est converdion in the history of
the Ontario Sabbath School Assoc-
etatdoe, and there is ,every indication
of a eec-ord lit'ing made. All Sabbath
Schools may appoint representatives
in the eatio of one for each hundred
or tractien of a hundred on its roll.
F or 'bine ts .and ,o t he r info): motion,
delegates should apply to the Secre-
tary oL the A,s,soca.ation, rooms, 99 -
Biggins, deceased or Lo Gladinan &
Stanbury, solicitors, Ex.'eter. 100, Confecateretee Life 'Building, To-
ronto, before Oct. 201h.
gtie or bad taste in the mouth this
morning. Keep a vial with you for • LIBERALS SNEERED AT IT
occasional use.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
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IV OR SALE OR ltENT.-At
len, a dwelling, with. store, car-
penter shop, and post office included.
For further particulars apply to Mr.
Geo.rge Millson, Whalon.
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QH.ORTIIORN DURHAM 131.11,LS
'ha for salty -The undersigned has for
sale a number of 611p -to -date thor-
ough bred" Short Horn 33ulls. They
are of the loW set, thick blocky type
and choice breeding. Will be sold
reasonable, •inspection invited. Ap-
ply on 1th 16, eon. 2, Hay, or John and Rev. W. E. Hassarcl will conduct
Elder, Hensel', P. 0.
F ARM FOR SALE --in Ihe Town-
) .Ship or Usborne, 6eing lot 13, can
2, consisting of the best 100 acres of
land in the township, well fenced and
in good state of cultivation. Good
brick house and frame barn, conven-
'ent to ech-ool, church and market,
being only tes-o miles from Exeter.
'For further particulars apply to D.
Crl McInnes, Exclv.r, or Thomas -Rig,-
gins, elocutors of the estate of 11.'1
The Liberals sneered al the efforts
or the Conservatives to promote the
Canadian butter industry. They
jeered at the idea. of the government
going Into "the grocery business"
Rut the Liberal Minister of Agricul-
ture now takes great credit to him-
self: for following the lead of the
Conservative Government.
la. is :1 ma t ter of pro-
found regret thnt after all
Canada's efforts to promote
the dairy industry, it should receive
it black eye. from W. T. R. Preston,
hero of the West Elgin soaldal, who,
in an interview granted the "Toronto
News." on Aug. 2911t, 1903, made
the following slanderous reference to
Canadian butter ;- hir. Preston said
that there were certain standard sup
plies which were relied upon in the
'British _market and which the people
had inaplicated faith in because the
people who exported them , were hon-
est and maintained the standard set.
Itt this class of goods were Danish,
butter and New Zealand batter and
frail.. in fact, Mr. Preston staled
that lie used New Zealand butter on
his table every morning because it
could be depended upon, and Cana-
dian butter could not. The atten-
tion of Ile Government was called
ro his defamation of one of the chief
products of Canada "on two occasions,
but the ministry viewed the situa-
tion with complacency and have
Laken no steps to resent 'Preston's
dame gin As tatcmcnt s.
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DIED
DIGNAN.-In Hoepifal, Toronto, on
Thur_sday, October 13th, 1904, Har-
vey E. Dignan, only son of
and Mrs. J. E. Dignan, Exefer, a -
cd 22 year.s.
SILK - At Vici,oria. Hospital, Lon-
don, on Monday, October 17th, 19041
L. Gertrude Hicks, beloved wife
of Dr. Harry E. Silk, of London.
Aged 25 years. 1)1f:erred. in Wood-
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land cemetery-, London.
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MIJACKSON & SON*
1: Junk Dealers.
Main -St. Exeter, I
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The old-fashioned bake -oven was the best our great grand-
mothers could get. They baked in it in a kind of a way and
were satisfied with it because they knew nothing better. But
the modern housewife wastes time and good food when she
fails to avail herself of the improvements of the
Imperial Oxford Range
No other range on the market can do the Jbaking this oven
does. The oven is kept evenly supplied with fresh super-
heated air: all the time.
See this range at ,your dealers or write to us direct.
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited
Toronto, Canada
Winniped
Montreal '
Vancouver 12.
Scid by T. HAWKINS & SON, Exeter,
years commencing on the date of the
Canada pays interest- -lox. seven
completion of the eallteay frora Win-
rapeg to the Pacific, upon three -
earths of the cost of construction
of ,the mountain saction
, The Toronto News ,estimate's the
expenditure ,theNorth Renfrew
bye -e ection to be at least $12 per
hiteadol the 5000 voters, and quotes
„precedent, that the riding shodid
'1)0 disfranchised for it s ti
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