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CLUBBINO RATES
Locals
Misa Alma Brooke i viaiting her
brother. Fred, in ,Ridgetown.
for Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat con-
sultation, eyes tested and glasses
supplied.
Miss L SleTaagart, ef Hensall,
is
the guest of her aunt, Misa 'Flossie
MoTagg,art.
Dr, ButlerLondon, will be at the
Ceatral Hotel, Ttlxeter, on Thursday,
2 35
av9prepativ
T Eal
TO
0
ye undralteaprieete pastor Inv
termer village property a$ IIMOS
rest.
DICKSON le CABLING
Exeter.
TO LO
We Ix lame amount of Private
on on tarm ova yropeetiee et
ioterest.
GLADALAN STANBURY'Atet
December 2211(1., 1901 all (JAY
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hill, a $t.
Thomas, were the gueats or Mr, and
Mrs. j. S, 'Hervey, over 8unday.
ed the Wein--Eraft, nuptiala a the fnuayakaN •inathcata 0 a,
•T A .-C e lot
4, on or about Dec. 3rd, a twee
gur-old heifer ; color red. Owner
ty have same on provrale property
payine oxpensee. Apply on the
exeises or to 'archer:1 Davey, Cen-
ralia, O. Sale a Work. -The public are
in- the fire,--eftei e reeve in flaratetted to attend a sale of work in tbe
the voice. and the voice wa Cod'sTrititt Memorial School ball+ on
still end email; and then Friday, December 161h. from. 4 P.
A BLESSED SILENCE a variety of fancy and neeful artielee
tn. to 10 p. There will be on sale
in the prophet's heart, And ye f
liarristers Sollett'M' 14111'61:* V"xet". et has terrible aspect, st aPpainekale5r, remte4".11Reforeshvmaeen w'71.1r11112
Mr and Mrs. Geo, Mantle, attend-
ial)anaygad, an Tuesday evening. taiere is the- old, reliable, oheap hat
BIV
ATTLORD AND THE
CM KNIFE VeliNTRY
By Dr. Ovens
At the e present timthe nearest
railway town to Battleford, is See -
kat oor, sit tieted on the, South Sas-
katoon river, and the Prince Albert
branch of the P. throuzhout the winter.
The Western Hotel in, that town The tiinter throughout a vast re -
is kept by Mr .Jamtes Flanagan, a elons, is limited to the mareins of
former resident ot Clandeboye. This iverg, creeks, and lakes, it is most -
is one or the beat kept hotels in the ly small size. papalar, birch and.
whole of the N. W. ; rates are very variety of mapla are the prevailing
reasonable, and board and aaeom- kirk, tl_s
raodat ion extollent. se ater may unielly to •obtained by
To 'react!. Battleford from$aks-ka- diaging wells ; otherwise the supply
toou it is necessary to adopt tone oe is found le the siouelis, small, lakes
-t alai, tributaries the Bartle. Cut
-
knife and North Saskatchewan riv-
ers.
The f,oil throughout this region
is about from 12 to 20 inches in
depth overlyine asort of friablexed-
dish clay of 2 or 3 feet in depth,
It witl ,grow svbeal, oats, barley land
other .erains to perfeetion. Seed-
ing begins early in April. just as
soon as the snow disappears oedema':
Urines througbout the Month and
up to the middle of May, The rain-
sunarner more pleasant, tire, spring
and autumn months warmer; awl
briehter, While in winter the ther-
mometer occasionally drops lower
• than in Ontario, H is said to
be nevertheless, a very enjoyable
season, Tie: snow -fall does not
usually exceed 5 .or inehes ir
depth. Horses and sheep 'remain out
A 'number oe the members et the somewhat slosv node a
E.etor,Masonie Lodge attended Ile 2nd by stage, a very good liae ot
funeral of the late Hadley Doae, et stages leave the Western lIotel
Itoeerville WI Monday last, every merning at 7 ; 3rd by hiring a,
--Mrs. Drew and doele,liter. Mrs. riv-erY t'441111 -1tb• by going With
Hall, of Florepee, who have spept, freighters er 5th by purchasing a
the paet week at the home of Mr, teara and outfit and driving oneself.
It jeers, wee. Drew, return:in; iveme The writer adopted the last method,
cat Tlie,stlay mar/lin-A-. • and if the era.veller's eider aim is to
it is sea oat orax,1 who $clucsz., examine the lands for sale, or to
Looking over oar subscription list The best reale to follow is thetold
we are lead .to believe that $ome Battleford trail. This trail was an-
rood-loelging women do not gat the cleat When Elizabeth waa queen or
hugs they deserve. eland . indeed, it may have been
At an adjourned nmetine of Um
South Huron Reform Aseociatien
held at Ilensall on Friday last,
nfoLean deolinea the uoniinatien
tendered him at the former meotin;
and Bev. M. 0. efeLennan, Presby-
terian miniater. Rippen received and
aeceTted the unanimous norainatien.
001•10tY PrRss Ass0q14-tion,-^ er ere ea -driver,
lliallti4U tour the last plan
es 4 ollu /lever 1114 wire' is by" far the cheapest and best
old, when the imperial Caesare wore
SPECIAL PRICES
ON OVERCOATS
onte days ago we put all our Overcoats at
4-3 Special Prices to make a reduction of'
stock. No firm can sell these Coats at our
prices unless it has the turnover of goods.
This is our idea to sell as many as we can in
a short period of tittle.
These goods are all made by the Coppley
Noyes St Randall Clothing Co. of Hamilton„
The materials are all SHRUNKEN, sewn with
at !II l&rifaY Linen and Silk Threads and have the best o
fall 1.s most ebundant
and June. Harvesting eeeene Inner
the middle of Auerust. sleeve body liningsandinterlinings in them
/
NO DIFFERENCE
the Rieraa.e. diadem. Within the last The wines hatereal. External
two elltarfc•ta a Vert ef it has be,"11 Bleeding, Blind, Itchine, 8IlePoratt
men). highway ifor the Ilud.$00 -PAY Hem -Raid cures.
ur traders and half-br.eeds. Tu-aa1r The names Internal, Extertal,
that ad 'trail is the principal road Bleeding, Ming-. Itching, Suppurat-
travelled by tho sportsman, 1.eletert, • etc., are simply- names ef tee
tourist, horae-aeelger, heme-steitkor, oitterem stages tbrough wbiti, every
forte'wellueteri frothte case will pass if it continues long
enough.
Piles are catesed by congestion
stagnation of blood in the lower
bowel, ani it takee an internal •
re-
medy to reillOVO the eause..
Pr, 1,eonliardt'e Hem -Read '
tablet taken interpally.
It is a permanent cur.i. and na ease
of piles hos ever been found it failed
to Pure. Money beck if it does.
A guarantee witb every pack-
age, Price $1.00 at (MY druggist's,
or the Wilsen--Eyle Co., Limited,
Niagara Falls, Ont.
The seeend meatina of tie iron
Comaty Press AssociatiOn was held
in. Clinton. on Friday last, a full at-
tendance or members beige,- present
Mat tors e t am iu to the ore
Were discussed and a "uniform setae purer 000410 tent welter bee
f prices $or different lines Of Work writt,,n t "
ta or au ecinery
adopted. • in Sepiember, picturesqueness anti
.3randeUr, (-IV Bait Word ts•ail.
which follows the winding of the
Angnificient North Saekatcliewen,
I naurpassed in North Ameriea..
attlefore, itself is a quaint, old
own. resembling in the character of
buildinga. its irregularly laid -out
reete. a French-Canadian village
of the T.ower $t, Lawrenee. Distant
abont 100 miles Irma Sasktatoog, aud
elnet out from tire ;rent world
round by lack of railway cemMunt-
tion, it has of coureee enauy
teristics common to all plaees thesole
ated from the treat railway sys-
s. Situated as it is at the eope
03 ot 1,WO river.% the Battle and
orth Saskatchewanwhen rail-
wa acilities are obtained it can
scarcely be other than a ereet Oily
tutt tuture.
Among its inhabitants there
many young men from Huron. NI
diesex and Lambtou, who are re-
eolatelY howine their way to fame
fortuneand who, owing to their
slx and energy are bound to sec-
ond. Areonest them I may mention
Mr. Ed. -White, late of Exeterwbo ,
Is doing one of the largest and
most lucrative land office bnainese-
'the North 'West. Mr. White,
will be in a very short time, if not
already, one ot ithe financial mal -
elates, et the country. Mr. Borten
Skelton, ono of -the brigliteS't e7E the
rising' young merchants of the 'West
will build. here next spriag, Messre.
Jones & McRae. who keep the
Queen's 11001, wore \formerly of
ilarnhten, and aro doing an 1MMer:Se
hnSineSs. Another large landed pro -
here, is Mr. Clink, formerly
of Warwick. The Messrs. Dewar,
late of Wyoming, are doing a large
farming business. Tbe foregoing
are but a few of the snany from the
Ontario peninsnia.* who are sucoeed-
in; in this 'Western land.
\\rho should go to the Territories7
In )1.1is opinion of the writer any
healthy young man with a capital or
not less than $500, and who is able
and Willing to work eannot possibly
fail or attaining to oomparative. af-
fleence within ten years by farming
or rarichine. The chorices of suc-
cse "in the -mercantile puiBuits
br'eeda, ra-hito men aad the ten-
amous, ubiquitous Ian -s tar ,„
when leurn.‘yin,e to the land of the
Coeknite-the feireet portion of the
A zreat ex -
ON & CAR
Veseelatta a, Folleitool. otaties,
retasionere, ileums eor
lan1
irCaer LC= GISCAll rates et lotereet.
00_u TitEET, EXETER..
te nreenteet
ey palling signiecance, tserved. AdMisSiOn. 10 Cents.
STRA.T-frone lot 2, ee (PP04, The news rented here on 'gen
1
es eownship or ilibbert, 2 oe the death on December 2nd
eoratt one Year old, one ell whhe, 'ale. Mr, Christopher 'Willis, of Salem.,
all red. 2 heifere. *no C., where he los resided for the pa
, Atte ether mixed red •414 wbilt4; el i.10. entire, Mr. Willis left here
.
A. C. RAMSAY, V, S.
nonor avvaNwto Ontario Veterinery Col,
lege nonorary renew Is 01124110 veterinary
eluemeletion. disexies ot domestie anlituels
ocientiflealle noted. Mt* lever treated by
t.be.
*tet OXYgen tre3tMetg.
orricel; one door eolith ot
ligS1DFNOE: fieeoed tease uorth ot Pres•
byterian church.
iiic Usiaorna an Hilbert
nwrsMutuai Fire Insur-
ano Gompanu
ad Office, Farquhar, Ont
DIRECTORS
DUBLIN P. 0.
2AssetoetE,
Fartgellealt P. O.
"Wab.ixti• P. 0.
Caoerener'T P. O.
BO1ai1t0L3t P. 0.
RUSSELDALE P. 0.
es..
MORI.EY,
I. A, N'olutts,
WU. Role,
3. L. Ruesseree,
AO NTS,
j, ClAnenenezre STATTA. ONT.
A. DUNCAN Feenquereat, OreT.
J. Weucee, airatatT0a,T, ONT.
I. S. Grc.m.taak.v. LlICAN4 O.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Seoy.-Treas, F.arquhar.
Buggies!
Buggies!
titer twO years eta, re ne one,
whILe and white face; 1 steer, near -
0 years old mixed red and
w it .e,ny person giving informa-
o t lead t °their reoovery
1 am suitably xewarded.-Saeattel
r' Ribbert, r, 0.
z OR SALE -In 'the Tow
i of geborne, being lot IA eon
, cone:sting of the best 100 aores
lend in the township, well fenced. and
in good state ot cultivetion. Good
brick amuse and frame barn. conven-
ient to elehool, eb.urelt toad market
being only two milee from Exeter.
For rurther particulare apply to D.
C. Manua.% Exeter, or Thomas Big-
gins, executors ot the estate ot B. I.
eliggine, "deceased or to Madmen Se
tanbury, solicitors, Exeter.
County Counci
Election
Bo you Want a Buggy
We have the finest stock in town
ail the latest styles, in the newes
olors.
Our prices avelow as can be foun
for first-class material and workman.
ship.
BEFORE -YOU BUY
CALL fiND SEE US.
4--F Russell
Two Doors South TOWE Ball.
umber of years wee, and will be re-
membered by a host of friends, who
will reeret to bear a his early nee
ise. Deceased succumbed to an
attack et heart failure,
Liberal -Conservative Convention.
A. Llheral-Coneervative Convention
d tecueral mass meeting. a the
lectors of the South Bidine of
Theron, will be held in Miller's
in the villaee of Bewail, on Tues.
day the '20th ot December. 1004 at'
two oeilock, p, m. to. nominate
tandldate to represent them in the
Legislative Assembly at Toronto.
God NOVO the Einee-aenry Horton,
Seeretnry ; V. A. Williams, Pres.
Do Your Letters lee Astray -The
poet office department has is-
sued a notice which is a more than
usual interest 1.0 the public. Per-
sons receiving letters that have been
inis-sent or delayed are re-
quested io preseeve the envelopes
and send them specially direct to the
Deputy PoSturasteraG (moral with any
information in the ease that may be
of service to the department in mak-
hie an investigation, Letters -which
are not regist ered are carried
throueh the mails and delivered to
the persons to whom they are ad-
dressed without any kind of remora
beine kept or their delivery. The
department has, therefore, 110 means
or knowing how the poatoffices are
doing their work. unless those whose
correspondence is subjected to irreg-
ularities bring these to its notice.
COUNTY OF ttURON
Publie notice is hereby „elven that
a raeztiag of the electors of County
Division No. 4, 'composed ot the
municipalities of the townships of
lisle:true end Stephen. and the Vil-
lage et Exeter, will be held in the
TOWN HALL, EXETER
ItIONDAY, DECEMBER 1911i 1904
at the , hour of one Vele,*
in the -afternoon or of
nominating condieraes to irepresent
them in the Council of the County
of Huron for the years 1005, and I
1006; And that in ease a poll - is de-
i I ITAVE FEW REACTING WASHERS
mended, polls -nil lbe opened on theta wliich aviu ho aold, tor eve each. • sold should be tremens' as great If" nO
2nd day of January 1905 in e.ochevetTeviiere for 850, B. P.IPAttrata, nard-'Ireater. Px•ofeSsional men •avell
1.7
Eden
-Miss Minnie Luton returned
ilOnle after vieltine friends le Bib -
bort.
-.Mrs, Mary Fieher and tianghter.
Vina, are visiting with. Mrs. itteltard
Coatee.
-Rev. Mr* Shaw. of Eleven in-
tenile to preach niteeionary sermons
here next Sandny afternoon,
-Mrs. Minor returned home to
New York,. Tuesday moraine after
spending a month with friends in
le' vicinity.
lie following, is the report or
S. S. No. 4. Vsborne for November ;
tin Bert Luton, Anna May, Lydia
Ilandford; sr. 4th, Eileen OnVeS, Alien
Davis. Edna Luxton, Frank Realm,
Pearl Bunter, Ethel McCurdy, Bus
sell May, Ernie Liletoe, Frank Hand-
ler& Eleseie Minter. (last named ab-
sent a week.) jr, 4th Alvin Esser,
Arthar Xersleke, Nona McCurdy.
Willie 'Webber, Itichle Ricks; sr. 3rd
Vine Kerslake, Bella Davis, Cecil
Skinner, Willie Essery ; Sr. 2nd, jee
Davis, Willie Walker, Iledley May,
Thetnae Coates, Annie MeCurdy.
Oareie May, Georee Davis, Ara
Skinner, Beckie Colbert; Part 2nd.,
Mary McCurdy, Fred Webbere Rhea
McCurdy, Wesley Colvert ; sr, 1st.,
Allie Hunter. Leatt Harding., Alice
Creielitou, Verne Coates, Saul Mc-
Curdy., Minnie Mey, Thelma Skinner
Frank Coates; jr. lst Ray Thome-
eon, George Hackney, Albert Hack-
ney, Namas in order of merit. Aver -
ata attcriatinou A. Davidson*
Teacher.
No Newer Styles, No Prettier Materials,
No Better Fitters.
$6.00 Overcoats for 5.00 Special Vicuna Overcoats
$1o,cio
Black and navy blue Imported Eea-
or Cloth, velvet collar, Italian cloth
lining? p.m,.
Black and Grey Chevio
Overcoats
Velvet collar, Itellen linings, very
heavy cloth, a good wearer, $7.00.
$9.00 Chesterfield
Overcoats for 8.00
Black Chesterfield. Overcoats long
beet back, square poeltets,velvet' collar
Italian body linieg, Mohair sleeve lin-
ings. benuty for $8.60.
$8.50 Beaver Overcoats
suhtdivisibti at ibe tints and ware, -Stoves, and Tinsmith:0z
blisinesS Inen liana xentemherehat
places fixed by by-laav of the Mum -1 :InddWeed.---Atook Plvhappy .ando•Ple going to the, West they willhave
in the said CountY Division.. t event eryace on Tes& y, to compete with th
cipalitle.se brighteStrqinds
lortANCIS'1110B.LEY, DoC. 5th, at tire hernia a Mr. an on"the continent. It is lelsvats the
Nominating Officer for County Mr. Henry Kraft; when theirbest an
Council. Div. d bravest, the most ambitious
formed at 3 p. m. by Rev. Mr. Clem- home, fortune or fame in. a
ons. The bride looked lovely in 41 new, and to th.em unknown country.
gown of white India muslin, and was Iri 'the Itretiter part of the OA-
S
No. 4. ond daughter, 'Miss Annie was unit- and 'energetic of ;the young blood
Dated at Whalen, this ed marriage to Mr. John Wein, of of every nation who leave
.
3rd' day of Dec. 1904, Creditor]. The 4erernony -was per- their homeland and seek a
Oristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill
Sweitzer
attended by Miss Tillie 'Wenn orl knife 'country, women are sueli
Orediton, sister of the nroom, Miss ra.rity that a spechnen may be al-
itOmk.
7.50
Blaek and blue Beaver Ocercoa
velvet collars.side and square pockets
splendid Sleeve and body linings. Rag-
lanette and Drees styles at only $7.50.
Boys' Overcoats
$s50, S375, $O0, $4 al, We
EVERYONE WITH SORE THROAT
Should knew how quickly leer-
viline cures. "X CAA recomraendNer
viline very hiehly for sore throat."
writes Mr. It. McKenzie, or St
George. eI once hada very sore
throat and my chest was full of cold
and sorer:els, Every cough hurt me.
1 leered myself quickly by rubbing
my chest and throat vigorously with
Norviline and using it also as a
gargle. I belleie Nervilino to be the
best general x.emede for emergent
sickness that One can get. We have
used it for twenty years in our house
Price 25 cents.
Reavy weight black V kill)
OW4 long box back, squavo
Wet collar, epeeially lin ree
a1ne$10.00.
mported English Melton
Overcoats at only Sumo
English Melton Oyerceate, feheeter-
field etyle, square back, side or sepeaxo
pockets. velvet collar. Mohair eleevo
and Italian body linings, very uobby
oat $10.00.
Newmarket Overcoats
at Soso()
Newmarket OVevcoata in fine Ox-
ford grey and black Cheviote,Beatrice
body and Satin top and Illebeie sleeve
Ing linioge, best. of values at $10,00
Men's Black Reefer
Coats $5.0
Reefer Coats. double breasted, veI-
ot collar, Italian lined, very heavy
tlotb, a good warm coat at 85.0.
Youth's Overcoats at
$4.50, $5.00, $5,50, $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00
DOlit soo our ovor6oa1s
We are clearing our entire Glassware and
Chinaware and have cut the prices from 15 to
33 14 per cent. If you want any Xmas
goods buy from us and save money.
We are giving a cash discount of 10 per
cent, off all our Furs until Xmas, Buy your
Furs from us we give good values,
Myrtle Clarke, of Crecliton, playing most 1,03artiod as a curiosity. Reace
; the wedding march. After the core- there, is a great and ever increasin-g
' monY a very daintY rePast• wlas serv- demand for wives.Women will be
ed, upwards of 100 guests being pres in demand in the West, rot only for
mit, In the early evening the Credi- wives bub for nurses, clerks, office.
telephonists, telegraphers,
a the evening with excellent music
ton Brass Band arrived and enliven- help,
interepersed witF vocral selections Music -teachers, school -teachers. and
dorneStie assistants. No healthy, in-
om the Evangelical church choir telligent young lady should hesitate
to aceept a position in the Wet,be cause it l's a new country or
tant from her former -home. - Her
chances of se.ccess in ehe West are
immeasurably greater . than in ' an
old worn out land.
There is no necessity for any one
to write , encouraging capitalists to
come for possibly ehere are too
many of, „them there already for the
rapid settlement of the country.
L'astly a word SS to the lamb 'woad
and water supply, climate etc.; the
climate ,or course, is the chief bogie
to the weald-be•
-settler.
As a rain in the: Cutknife collo-
try, which is 'drained by the Cotknife
and Battle rivere, .thee climate does
not differ materially from that of
the peninsula of Ontario, excepting
that the atmosphere is drier, the
is the grandest, most scientific and safest
cure for any kind of headache. 'Without
being a laxative, it regulates a disordered.
stomach, and is therefore soMething en-
tirely new for a bilious hea ac e. fr
clears the brain and makes you fit for the ' of which the bride was a naleka ,
k
day's duties, and to those who are trou- The presents received were excep-
bled with nervous headaches at night, it tionally- 'rich and costly. • We join
acts as a calmative, and insures refresh- ' with a host of friends in congratu-
ing sleep and bright mental activity the 1 lations.
next morning. t
safest and best form in which to take a MARRIED
Your physician will tell you that thel
headache cure is a tablet. Powders and WEIN--.KRAFT-At Dashwood on
wafers vary, containing either too
Dec. 6th, by the Rev. Mr. Clemons,
much , Mr. Jelin We, of creditom
rite tablets contain the same ingredients t Miss Annie, seeond daughter of
Mo'r. and Mrs. Henry Kraft.or too little of a prescription. 'An Hed- '
to a I -moth ,.,.art of a grain. They caul
. ,
be easily bat 'en' or crushed. 'xid. swalge DOAN. -At Rogerville, on DIED
lowed with a drink of water. 'Vora will 11.1 December 3rd, Mr. Hadley Doan,
find that after taking Hed-rite for a.,few . ,,,,,4 82 y cars.
attacks that your headaches will come 1
less frequent, and in time will nitegether I
disappear, unless brought on by careless 'WARM FOR SALE, -In the town -
and irregular living. x ship of Hay, lot 8, con. 14, con-
Woa are the enter head-, taining 75 acres, good soil. On the
ache specialists in the fano. is a good brick house, frame
'World. barn, goetd- orchard, 5 acres or bush,
box, conta.ining two doses, free. Don't - • further portion,.
buy beforeyou try. The Herald.R.emedy
Co., Chicago, Montreal.
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11 ARM FOR SALE, -Lots 20, 10
- con, and llth con., of Stephen,
6 1-4 miles west, of Exeter, being
+composed of 100 acres on the llth
con. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms are under good state of
cultivation well drained with good
house and 011 -buildings, thereon al-
so fruit, bearing orchards . Never
tailing well the year round. For
urther particulars apply' to T. 13.
artyn, Exeter.
A postal card will bring you a sample partly drained and all seeded down,
Easy terms,
lars apply to Jacob Wildfon,g, Exe-
aignature
of
Exeter .TVIunicipal Council.
Commit met pursuant to adjourn-
ment at Tow,n Hall, Dec. 2n4. All
present. Minutes a previous meet -
in; :read and confirmed.
A communication from Mtg. A.
Pickard. rebate on taxes was read
and filed. *
ng
Wood - Armstrothat the fol-
lowing accounts be passed and orders
drawn on treasurer for same ;-T.
Hartnoll, tile $1.30 • J. Blerr & Son,
tile, $87.25 ; 11. Soac'kruan, ha:rdimare,
$7,98 ; Arthur Wood, gr,avel 50c; J.
T. Westcott, salary, truant officer,
$10.00,-; T. Hawkins & Son, hardware
$10.50; E. 1/faguire, salarier Rescue
Fire Co., salaries, $O0: G. Anderson,
Defience Fire Co., de $180; S. Hand-
ford, labor, $2.50; Geo. 'Cud -more, do
$1.20; Sid Sanders, (1o. 75o; Jiro, Ford
salary at cemetery, $27.00; C. B.
Snell, electric light to Dec. it
,$88.47 ; 3. D. Ronald, anntial payment
en Fire Engine, $320.00; Sarin Cod -
more,' gravel at cemetery, 1903 acct.
$2.50; Thos. Sanders, balance on
sidewalk less $70.89, amount retain-
ed as guarantee $408.96) Thos. Haw-
kins & Son, 'grass seea at cemetery,
656; Geo. Mantle, brick at ceme-
tery, -$6.50; Jno, Ford, renaevifle.
bodies it; cemetery, $3.75 --Carried.
Taylor -Muir - That in future the
caretaker of cemetery be paid the
sum ng of $1.25 each for -removiboa-
ies from one part of cemetery to
another -Carried.
Taylor - Wood -- That the street
conarnissioner be instructed to Send
Mrs, "Delve one ton of coal --Carried.
Muir - Armstrong --Th-at a pub-
lic meeting be called for Tuesday,
December 13th to dieeues eleetric
light matters -Carried.
Council .adjourned to Thursday,
Deeember at 8 O'clock p. m.
Tbia being the Dast statuary meating
in g
or +this year's 'qouncil, any person
having accounts asgainst the
vitlage
will send, them in. \
GEO. H. BISSET'r, Clerk.
41.1•MalMs....19*egesamiresuposveaSs.a.MM**11.00........P....•
40 „Zee ,9 wee, /elt.
Bears the
The iced You kevays Bouefle
Poi)lestolie & Gardirter
One Door Nor0 of Postoffice.
Noirwm
Constantly on hand at Ex-
eter and Centralia the Best
Cement in Canada.
National Brand
Prices low enough to suit
everybody.
To Curl* cold ot On
Take Laxative Brom. Q,ninineTitil;is.
Seven Million boxes 'sold in past 12 mouths. This Signature,
J. Cobbledick
LOGS
ANTED
FLOUR
FLOUR
FLOUR
We expect to have our saw nail run-
ning by the first of the year, and will
pay the highest cash price for saw-
logs of ever description delivered TIONV
or any time at our saw naifl at rear of
Planing factory.
Star flour is our specialty..
We believe there is no better
flour made than our Star
We use only the best of old
Manitoba wheat and mix it
with old Ontario grown wheat
which n3akes the best flour
that can be made.
If you have never tried our
flour get a 100 lb. sack and -
give it a fair trial and we are
confident you vvill like it,
Dealers handle this brand
and you have a winner.
HARVEY
Lumber Lath
and Shingles
We are in a better position than
ever to supply our many customer.:
with all they may require either from
shop or yards.
• eoCall in we like to see you.ln
EXETEM) ONT.
BROS .
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QIIORTHORN DURHAM BULLS
fr sale; --The undepeigned has for,
sale -a untn.ber of up-toadate there
°ugh bed Short Horn Bulls. They,
are of the low set, think blocky typc
and choice breeding. Will be sold
. . . ,
reasonable, insect:emu invited. Ap-
ply; on lit 16, eon, 2. Hay; or Jobn
Elder, Hall, P. O.