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Incorporated 1865
Record of „Progress for Five Years -906911.
1006 1911
CAPITA L , • „ , , , „ . , . $ 3,000,009 4,000,00a
RES EBY E a . .. .. . • .. 3,000,000 4,600,000
DEPOSITS a . eateee_a_ne. .eat ....... 23,077,730 g5,o42,814
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. 457,090 38,,884,801
TOTAL ASSETS. , 8300,192 4$,23a,284
nasal Braricbee in Canada, and Agents ana Correspondents in sal
the principal Cities in the World.
A General Banking Business Transacted
4.
.4.
Savings Bank Department
At allBranehes, Interest allow a at Highest Current Rates.
Oleke011 & Carling, Solicitors. N. 0, HUBDON Manager *
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMME CE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, D.C,L., President
ALEXANDER LAM) JOHN AIM).
General Manager Assistant General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES,
Issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce enable the traveller to
.provide himself with funds without delay at each• point of his journey in
a convenient yet inexpensive manner. They are issued payable in every
country in the world in denominations of
- • $10, $20, $50, $100, $200
with the exact equivalent in the moneys af the principal cauntriesstated
on the face of each cheque. They are acienornical, absolutely safe self -
identifying and easily negotiated. s.a
Exeter Branoh—G. L. WATTGII Manager
ERANCH ALSO JAM CREDITON
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'When Ycu'l e gettirg, get the PEST
011e that will qutla,st hhe rest
aihat's economy and sense
Both in eharacter and FENCE
lhordlamillirg &tithe Best
for instance
Stock Fence4 20c
at per rod
Galvanized
• Farm Gates at
Also,a large stock of Cedar
Post and and all kinds of Lumber
and Shingles at Low Prices
.1•1•MM.LIWO
Finding it hard. to Borrow -Every-
one at all interested in the grat
onwart march ot events in. Chine
will follow with the keenest concern
the efforts the new Republic is
makiag to negotiate with the Powers
a loan of $300,000.000. Withher awe
akening spirit of naatiotalisra, China
eees in the demand that the would be
:enders make that the expenditure of
the. funds of the loan be made under
the' supervision ofaaecommittee of the
Powers a hanallation very objectioa-
able to multitudes of her people. On
the other hand with their know-
ledge of Clanese officiaLs, the Powers
are very iinwilling to arrange a loan
without the ;guarantee of supervision
which naust include he most detail-
ed statement of what the money is
to be ased for, as well as a atriet'
auditiiag of accounts. While leen:
with such a tag on it evil). almost
threaten insurrection especially in the
west, it will on the other hand. make
strongly for tte integrity o.0 China,
for tee Powers coul4 not collect their'
accounts from a dismembered mations
One thing seems certain', Chi -aa. must
Laval the money, and it is more than
.111.Gidtwort Ul akely _that eventually. sale willhve
1L th it under somewhat simi ar erras
to. those already proposedChina
GRANTON. wia probably see in the end that the
Powers in insisting as they are dein
are safeguarding her intere,sts as well
as their own..
ON GETTING MUSSED UP i
Nearly every man you meet. I ;
Beyond the age of thirty..
alas a taste at times for toil.
That makes his fingers dirtye
,Then ha looks industrious. ; eci •
Folk fancy Lim a .cleisys- eta.'
Though his inner consciousnesi
tei.1 hirn he is laza.,
Take it in the garden plot.; t
You have an inner feeling; '
That the seeds are better sowa LI.
If yoix earl do it kneeleng.
Tales your ragged, ,Other Puttee
Mae all be covered over, .
Witb, the sellow clay that halee.
Beneath the pesky clover. I
So the Blacksmith kinc• ily man, ta
le Lae at the ehep eou
Grabs .his nose or wipes his ear.•Witk ;
emaday thumh and finger,
tikhen he wanders to lila home.
He looks a very Pirate
Do tot tell me gentle friend.
That Blacksmith's amat desire, it
;Yes; we like as woaking men.
To show ourselves industrions.
But we cannot get as black.
As one good friend we mention.
Pill the able Pressman when.
The rollers teed attention.
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ei. BREVITIES t,
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The Frieze of Wales has celebre be
Lis eighteenth birthday- That mean
ttat as the prospective soverign he
es now of age and in tte event of bis
father's death would assurae future
eights as king. But he cannot maary
lentil 25 without the cansent of bac
:parents. But the law. is ell right it
t neariy as tjeklis1. a job rullog.
• kiregdom as it is picking at a
wee.
0. e t•
Oaller-Is the boss in
Office Rote -No sir, Ile's' gone out
aaller-Will he be baelc for diatei
Office Roy -That's what ties eatitig
tan oat 'fora -judge.
* * • • Or
Its officially •estimated that a
ouarter minot of evonteri area oralde
e'er. are Istarvieg a Loricloa as a ree
atilt of the dock labbrerse etrike.
lintds are ibekig anficezea on tree(
earr.erste '.,retieve them Ned it
PeoCti. that •tile strike wal e-,ttlerl
aeon although the employ -
to tratke oottaceeloalo.
• * • •
YDRO POWER. ESTIMATES P40
. -
WISED SOON
Withir 'Lhe next few, mouths it is
expected that Hydro Electric 'gammas-
Sioa 1Vi1I be in a posiaoa to submit
estimates for the power to the z.umer-
oas
mueicipalities aor the areal. Huree
or. Brace Grey entension. of the c.leecip
tower sestera. TLO ernineene of the
commiasian wlo have been. at weak
eitce earry last winter gathering fp.
forroation as ea the flow, of water the
year around an tee Saugeer.
and. Beaver Rivers, well be ready to
report finally by, tee .endi of the sum-
mer •The commission will then have
estimated 'basedon these reports and
submitted to the mucticiaaalies.
Work on the big dam development
wants wad tranamissioa Iines will be
started as soon as the contracts, Wive
been made. The perlirainary reports
-received by the commission to date
•have beet satisfactory. The engine
ears found that the winter flow was
tensiderably„ in excess of that expect-
ed erd that espite the exceptiotalY
•Mad winter the river,s.did not freeze
to the bottom at any time. !At pre-
zert the engineers; are. study lag, the
eammer tow, which •accordiag to
verbal reports of previous ,ears,
reactc,s a low point at times The
fact however that the Niagara Sys-
tems aave a larg-e surplus of power
in See ,sainmer time when the northr
ern rivers ran low, ensures Ole Ear
on. Bruce and Grey counties of ,a
steady supply of power since it la
alarmed to connect the power. lines
• of the two districts Similar 4 , is
toped that the heavy flow aneritain-
ed during the winter wilt permit ef
surplus from the northern distnaas
being used in the Niagara zone dare
ing the busy evictor neonates.
THE GARB OF iteRRA.M
FOR BOTTERMIalaING
TLa manufaoture of butter in
ereameries on what is Irntown as the
gathered oream plan is becoraing,
more clod more 'general throughout
Canada. The advantege of baying.
'fresh warm ekinautilk ror feeding prir-
POStla, the 'desire to avoalthe risk of
act:tins* disease in their herds from the
traixed ek:mnailic from a laagerattat tier
of taring, together with a lover eost'
ot heeling nal. 'le meat oases, A low-
cost er •enanureeturites the better
inakes the eestern popular with rrieria
mak prorlooere, .
•On fire other atesi, the feet mast
be icecoolate1 tiate al meat efteee
.:XXETZ.,11,' ZS
eteraaae treat the eystera of eepar,etina
tte mine at the erearaere to that or
gatt.e.rinW the oreara, has resaltea in
ar. inferior quality/ ef batter being
Made, fee tte reesen that the aelata'
of tee: 'cream' !separated", at tile tarnes,
when 'delivered at, the cream:arias, la
reet as eiee as tfact from. milk rePare
Mad at the !ore eatery,.
Cream watch is separeted, on the
Carin 'ear, be delivered to the creeta,-
ere, ia as good •oonclitiore as that
wtich la isated et the creamery..
It is !simply a question at the, Pntr011
to sieims his milk at 'borne taking
aeoper Tare of the cream eael having
it elelivered to tte ,creareera offer -
e ; t
eleoughe
it is admitted by all creemeryautte
orates ttat finer ;batter oan be made
from cream evhich is erweet lvliac de-
livered at ltbe ;creamery, tiler., from
ereant which is sour wed ouedeede It
is also well kr:own ttet any- tabat,
ttat mae be it the milk or !cannel
will be to !some ,exteet earrteal into
tlee butter. Therefore, the prelaucex
will see' at once the Tespornsibilley
resting upon hern tnSeourling a fiae
flavored better at the !Creamery.:
Irt the prodaction of tine, 'flavared
cream, the same areceutions must be
observad as ttese willieb are neces-
sary in arnisiiing intik to s.eperatoe
creameries or to dheese 'factories:
The fallowing feada ineere the
flavor `of the butter, and !should; ittat
be fed to Mitch cows '1 Turaips and
hernia tops, Rape or rye, Decayed en,
silage, Leeks, onions, or apples la;
large quar.tities.
Caller causes of tair„ts n oream are
COWS' udders and teats in en unclean
conditiou .at milking time. Milking.
in +unclean stables. Using uncleen,
wooden gelvaaized or austy milking
pails. Separa.tiaa the milk in the
stable jmaroperly oleatea separat-
ors. 9leepiag, the' ,cream •in cellars or
otter plecies where' there are. roots
vegetables, Keeping •,t'Le, !cream for
several .days at a temperature over
55 degrees, • cows drinking water
from stagmart ponds.
Three conditioas are ,necessary to
produce, flea -flavored cream.,, first
pure water. The cows shoula have
at all times, an- abundaat supply of
pure water to drink.
Seco:nde Salt, W,hepa• cowbead
.access to telt at all times, thee- win
kewait better health, w11 give
raoRtmilk and. the.. 'cream from this
mak will Lave, a better flevor, and
keep sweet longer than wean they
do int get any at all, or receive' it
pray at intervals.
Third, etliiking :Cleanliness in
i:he e'eable is desirable at all times.
but .especially at milking time should
the stables he clean eacie free ',Una.
au,st. The ladders, teats and flanks,
of Ithe cow, abtould be brushed before
milking Only brigtt 'clean tin wails
aheoal be useelE to milk in. Galvanized
-
pails are idifficeat to keep elean, and-
baaaflavors have: been traced to then'
use..
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S 61- 0 Fe A
A TRUE FRIEND.
A BOOK I end a constant friend
4-4. That manners does not lack,
For, though perhaps we disagree,
It never sasses back.
It doesn't rant and saw the air
Or lay the law down flat,
But quietly it states its case
And lets it go, at that.
'Weary with the cares of life
And heartsick with the strife,
I sit down with a book and take
A taste of quiet life.
Suppose that from its friendly page
My thoughts should take the train
To some unnamed and distant arse,
The book does not complain.
Neglected though it lies around
For months and maybe years,
The same old friend. when opened ap
It Instantly appears.
It does not pout or make a fuss
And say it will not play,
But cheerfully it comes ta zneet
My manner grave or gay.
It offers me the best advice
The sages ever penned;
It skews me howto live, my life
And how my ways ta mend.
One drawback, only one, it has -
1 bate to- mention that -
It cannot loan me thirty cents;
When I am busted fiat.
Interested Visitors.
e".
Vet/ 'It
"Don't yea find it very lonesome in
the eity? You ditlo't amnia a soul
When you went there, and eity folks
am not like villagers. They ere eot
ranch On the deopping in, I have
heard."
"No, indeed; we have many callers,"
"10•1301t, So soon?"
"Welt, You see we bought our fn/Ii-
mid fixings linen about a ,dozeu
ditreeerit lastalineent innate',"
LOST THE OAS
Th Seller Was Vrtwilling to Accept
• the Test.
A solieitor was defending a case
where a fruit -broker brotight an actiea
for the recovery of tweaty pounds,
tip price, paid for a •eousigninent of
figs which tho plaintiff declared to be
leant for bureau food, The defence
elleged that although xnederatela dis.
aolered by" salt weter, as the plaintiff
knew when he bought them, the figs
were perfectly wholesome. The figs
were la eourt.
The plaiatiff, a coeter, 'who eonduct-
ed laseatag »ease, was •skillfully caoss4
exaralued. The trial was obviously
going against him, and once or twice
he retorted so hotly that the 'judge
thr•eatened to 'commit him for 'eon -
tempt.
At length the costar grew desperaee,
and turning to the oppbsing counsel,
hoarse and perspiring, he said:
!'Look here, gav'nor; you say. them
Eas are good to eat, and I say they,
anal. Thet's all there is between us,
ain't it? Now, if you'll eat two cif
them figs and you ain't ill immediate-
ly afterwards, I'll lose my 7case:"
The judge at once saw the prppriety,
of this suggestion, and asked the
lawyer what he proposed to do.
"Your honor is tying the case., not
1," was the reply.
"No, no 1 The offer is made to yonaa
said the elate.
• A laureled consultation took place.
Counie:1 suggested that it was the
solicitor's duty to submit to' the, ex-
periment. The solicitor refased. Mei
broker himself was then asked if he
wo-ald risk it.
"What will happen to me • if I
don't?" said he.
"You'll lose the case," replied both
his leeal advisers.
"Then," said he,. laaeriedly, "lose
the ease, lose* the case!"
And so he did.
Royal Exiles' Home Sold.
The Wood Norton and Bishampton
estates of the Due &Orleans have been
disposed of, the purchaser being Sir
Charles Swinfen Eady, better known
as Mr. justice Steinfen Eady. The
Due d'Orleans is, the head. )of the
Bourbon -Orleans family, and claimant
ao the throne of France. The late
Due d'Aurnale purchased the Wood
Norton estate from the late Mr, Ed-
ward Holland, the last Liberal M.P.
for the borough of Evesham, where
the Orleans princes were first expelled
from France. On the death of the
Dee d'Aumale in. 1897 the estates de-
scended to the present Due d'Orleans,
whose father, the Comte de Paris had
predeceased las uncle, the Duo
d'Aumale. Woad Norton was in the
public eye as recently aa October,
1910, when the ane mansion became
the temporary Inane of King Manuel
and Queen Amelie of Portu,gal, on
their exile from their co-antry.
•
Scandinavians Are Peculiar.
Many Scandinavians have .a decid-
edly different anatomical coastruction
from less hyperborean. people. In
these hardy northmen the layer of fat
under the skin, Panniculus aclipoque,
is somewhat sealaike and blubber*,
something like in those cold sea ani-
mals, the whale, seal and walrus.
Also the blood vessels in this fat are
somewhht overdeveloped' as in sea
mammals. All this comes about from
exposure to the •,seyeritees of disease
and efimate. It is aq *unusual thing
for Norwegians and Sivades to stay
in icy cold water for hours hunting
sea weed -without suffering sickness
or diSO0331fork
Meerschaum.
The property of meerschaum, to take
on a rich brown color by soaking up
the oil of tobacco was discovered by
accident. It is said that a cobbler
named Koneatcb, who lived at Buda-
pest in the middle of the seventeenth
century, was mending a pipe for
Count Andrassy when he dropped the
bowl on. a piece of wax he was using
for waxing his thread. He wiped off
the wax, but later, when the owner
was smoking the pipe, a beautiful
dark spot appeared whete it had been,
touched by the' wax.
The Roman Forum.
• There were many forums in Rome,
but the oldest and most famous was
not created like a building at a cer-
tain time. The Forum Romanuret was
originally the lowlands between the
Palatine, Capitoline and Quirinal
hills, used as a meeting piste* for
barter and politics by the, tribes liv-
ing an the hills named and on other
hills near by. The development of
this crude trading place and neutral
•.groural into the Roman. forum -of later
times was very gradual and irregular.
- A preach of Etiquette.
"Am I to understatd that yon were
discharged from the, army for a mere
breach of etiquette?" queried the in-
terested friend.
"Yds, sir," boldly asierted Colonel
Blupher.
"What was
"Turning my back to the enemy."
Away He Went. • ,
"Madam, I'M traveling around the
world on a wager. I have to make
good time or I lose my bet."
"Well, I don't mind letting iny
dog pace you a couple of miles. Here,
Tige:'
Partial Success.
"Did you make a success of 'keep-
ing chickens?"
• "To a certain exteat, 'Where I fell
down was in tcying to sell thane ox
persuade them to lay eggs.',
An EXpensiVe Patient.
The death has occurred of a women
who had been an. inmate of -the Sad -
bury Union Asylum (Englarld) for
Jorteathree years and Ind eost Oyar
$5,000 for maintenance. '
Gelid ity.
"Fired?" solicitously asked the of.
flee. boy.
"No," said the shivering stenogra-
tater. "1 wouldn't have minded that.
He g,avei mo the cold shake, Goad -
Houses for Sale
We offer a OOPIteftahle frazoVet.
tage at a bin ) ,aalarger. !starer
and a arilf i4913.4ci. well lecated enj
two flew battik ae,sideacee at attroete
iire prices. If aou are looklue feetaie
touse in,Tbretee call, and gea partlee
tilers+ Forge aholceeeeeklasy 'tercets.
GLADMAN & STAliBITR.Xlae;
Notice tUr Creditors
In the meteor of 'the ieetata ,of
William Eacknea of the Towne/ail
of .Ueborae in tad, Panay ef Harm;
farmer deceased.
Notice la hereby given peritonea to
Statutes in that Peeing 'Oat all
ereaitors and others twang, claims
against the estate of the late 'William
kney .of afee Townelda of Taboo*
wJao elied, on or iebout theath of July
1193.2 are enquired. 033r or !before aim
15th of Aug to sena, be pose Prepaid.
ar deliver to Wieser& 'thaaman
Staribury, solicitors for the, execu-
tor of the eeitarte pf 'the
G4id demased tbeir ohristian
and eurnarnese addresses and dee,
criptions, the full particulars of their
claims, the etatement of their ao.
counts and ebe nature .af the be.
amities, Li any, held by 'them. And
further take !notice that after such
lust mentioned date tbe sail Exeou.
tai • will proceed to dietribute
the assets of the deceased among the
earties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which
he shall that 'lave =ace and, thati
tle said executors will not be liable
Cor the Raid assets or any part there,
of to any person or persons of whose
Maims natioe shall not have been
received by hira at the time of sudh
diet ri butio n. •
'GLA.DMAN & STANDUP. Y
Solecitors for the executor
Dated at Exeter the' 15th day of
july 191124 • • ,
Notice to Creditors
in ahe matter of the estate oft Joh,n
McFarlane of the Village of
Homan. County of Huron !gentle-
man !deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. S, 0., 189a, chap. 120, tbat all
creditors and others having claims
t.gainst the estate of John McFarlane
of the village of Bewail waddied
on or 'about the 11th cie Septembea
1911 are required On POT b•efere
the ,3rd of August 1911 tio send'
by post prepaid or deliver to Messrs.
Gladman & Stanbury. of the Village
of Exeter, Solicitors for Executrix
of the said deceased, their Christain
and surnames. addreeses and descrip-
tions, the full particulars of their
claims, ;the statement of their ac-
counts,. and the nature of the securi-
ties„ if any, held by them. And fur-
ther take notice that after such last
mentioned date, the said Executria
will proceed to distribute 'the asseta
of the deceased among tbe parties en-
titled thereto. having regard only to
the claims of which she shall then
have notice- and that said Executrix
shall not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person or
persons of whose claims notice shall
not have been received by her at the
time of suck. distribution.
bI,ADMAN & 'STANBURY
' ;Solicitors for Executrix.
Dated at Exeter this lath day of
July 1.912, ,
NotiCe. to,' 'Creditors
In the matter of the estate or
Isbell Walker Towiaahip of Usbereve
in the County of Huron Widow de-
ceasede
Notice is lere;by givenpursue:1X to
Statutes in that behale that all credit
ors and ethers having •cleime, agatnab
the estate of :the late Isabell Walker
of the Township of 'Caballed who died
on or aboat the lath day ef May 1.9e2
are aeauired on or tbefore Aug Ord to
send by post prerandr or deliver to
lYlesses Gladman & Stalabury. solicit-
ors for the execaters of the estate of
the said deceased their christieri
and 'surnames adarasses and, descries-
tioas th,e, full particular's', ef their
claims the etatemeat of their acconnt
and th,e nature of the .secu,rities if
any held by them., eana further take
take ,notice that after last aucli men-
tione.d date, the said executors will
proceed t,o distribute the assets of the
deceased amoeigethe parties entitled
'therdto havinir ga r to. tbe
claims of which they hall then have
notice and chat the executors will not
be Reale for the said assets or any
part thereof to any' person or per-
sons TO whose •claims notice shall nee!'
have been received • by*'them et the
time of mach elistrIbutebn.
• GLADMAN &' 'STANBURY.
Soliciters for the, executcaa
Dated in Exeter the 15th Day of
July 1912t,
• Notice to Creditors
'Ir. 1 he Ina tter of the Estate of Char-
lotte Herbert. .ot the Village of
Exeter Comety of HOT= weclow
deceased',
Notice is herebe givon Tar, lava
Statutes in that behlif that all credit-
ors and others having claims agataet;
the ,estate et the late Clearlotte Her-
bert who died Or. or aboat July 17th
are require& on or before Augast 20,tit
to send by Poet paid or deliver to,
Messrs •Gladraan & tanbury Solite' tors
for )..t.e EXecutor of he estate et the
aaid deceased their ehristian and sur-
names, addresses and descriptierese the
Pull particulars of their claims, the
staterileat of 'their accottets and the
ratture of the, seeurities, if any, hela
Le•em lAtd further take notice
elica after ouch last meationed date
;he said Execrator will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the deeettaed
amot,g -the parties entitled thereto!
havireg regard only to the claims of
which be ehall then have motice end.
+feet the said Ex4utor will ot
be liable for the said assetts or ate
part thereof to any person or persons
of edam claims, r.otice ellen not Italie
been received by Lim at bhia time of
zeal. rilstr;brittore
GLADMAN 8.6 STANBUIVY
Selieliate tor 'the Exec 'tor
Dated at Exeter th'e aa
july 1014 • , 1 •
*vguarlvAx naix, Witlg ,41r1
Farm for Sale
3ePalten6112134 °mit 1.°Sanxrem2D°OlaieeftloSP tSfiret-a411119.71
40 *Gas, 4,, tgood ssaate of eaftri:lati:
100 corm la :grain.• 10 neneA algefai
ea -Matt Male all Valkila0 tar Sat
t2 °Area bush. net hey and ,gadraree
Stone .1290:$4. two atoreye jakebe alai?
alevimenitehern. ew. aterirCaterbatoits.ari 3%
head' ea:tblp aead, 9 horseia.
barn 6(440, %fay lhagra, 6
isold wiliii faera if Waived.
afainialece MoBeven-. Box 60. •
41
Farm For S ale
•For Selaa. Farm coatetiniPla
acres of firat lana itt ahkvale
itaa of Weeelleitan't Cood tivg'
tatone Mame beak limn $344 ,
with turtaadate atitale. fouanaaatici
beat abeat tt, yaaa • ago, imitai
pen -Ant oxpooloot. 'Also •
e1ibit 05x1a wifie cannot top unaer
avv4i3k Nsw driii,411% silo a ebit
stelae sidiaeg aexella lienteettee
Pee/ Areete &eat aten9r9 a Rio op#
Rakes Waten Mitt faxen' is thavotarta
damned and we'll tepee& moataY vrAb
all new waae feneee. Atm.ten iicree
af geed bumf mositty ha aa wood. •Far
paiti1iar& apple, tb Wesley Slieek
"Wood abe ,tente . •,lata
Executors Sale
,-OF-_
DWELLING elOUSE? FURNITURE
.•
- , ETC, IN DASHWOOD. , .1 .
. •
The Exe,eutrix of the ESta:te of the
late jacob Webber, .has instructed
Mn Ed. Bossen,bury, Auctioneer, .to
offer for mete by public. A,uotiori an
the, premised on. ' ,
• TUESDAY .JULY oo
11'42 at 1 o'efock p. m. '
' • • :VILLAGE LOTINO 10 -
in Joan lOooks, Survey or thee Villaga
of :iD,aebiatood being part lot Z. ba,
the North Boundary Coaceasion of the
Townslip ef Stephen, On this jot is
a Roma one; and arm :half storey brick
cottage, with kitchea lard. and eoft
Water. The Lot is eae block south
of the Main Street and is on a. corner
and is a desireblei property.
At th,a same, time there well be sold
a quantity oii furniture, coneistine of
1 bed stead; 1 Bureau arid book case
combined 4 perferated chairs; 1
lounge 2 bed steads; 11 glass cupboard
1 kitchen table; 2, smala tables; r
t pen wee:lista:ad.,' 1 small oupleoarde 32
chairs dishes and, ot'het small articles,
. TERMS -Centre, of sale.
REAL ESTATE -Fifteen per cent, of
the purchase money on the day of
sale., and the, balance in 30 days with -
eat interest.
• CHATTLES icAsa. 1 . ,
t
' Further t fms and particrelens made
knows en . of sale or may be had
on applioa a to. ,.
ED. B0SSEN,131.TRY Zurich 04, 'Aimee
tiorteer.
GLADMAN & STANBURY Exeter
Ont„, Veadoeft Solicitors. t ! , ,
Voters' List, 1912
TOWNSHIP. OF 'OSBORNE CAUleari
' OF HURON , k
• Notice is :hereby giver: that, X lave
transmitted or .delivered to the per. -
sons mentioned in Gention 9 or The
Ontario 'Voters Mist, Act," the, copies
r-equired by said sectiors be be ao
transmitted or delivered iof the list,s
made pursuar.t to said) Act_of all pear
soca appearing by the last revised as-
sessment roll of tee said muniaipal-
itv to be entitled to vote in the said
Municipality, at election for Mernbere
of the Legislature Assembly acel
MunicipaTe elections ; and th.a.t the
said list was first peeted at ray Of-
fice Wlealen on tbe 22nd of 'July
1.42044;x0xaainA tbeae for irtsPeationl
And 1 Lereby call upon all veters
to take immediate pr,oceedirgs to
Lave all errors or omissioas' correct
• ed according to law.
FRAN,CIS MORLEY; ;
Clerk, of tta Toweabip of tasboana
Dated at 'Whalen July 22nd 1912.
• Voters' List, 1912
VILLAGE OP Ea:ETER COUNtiala
. OF HTJR0,1se .
Notice is hereby given' that 'have
transmitted or 'delivered to the pea -
sons meatianed in section, a of ',The
Ontario Voteis Lest Aeta ate! obi:dee
required ba saiclasections to be so
transmitted er .delivered ..of the, lists
madepurauaat to said Aqtacif all per,-
iseasment roil of the said( munleiPal-
ions appearing by the last revised ea.'
ay to be entitled tie *ate in, ethe saijd
of the Legislabure ;Amenable and at
'Munieiliality at election toa Mertibere
altardcipal• elections; and that the,
said ist :be first posted at ma !of-
fice at Exeter on the 24th 'clay of July
1012 and remains there for inspection;
A.nd 1 thereby call lupon all yoters
,to take immediate 'peeceadiags to
leciavaeccaolrldienrgro.rto's
13.4 CARLING •
llearw'.otaiesio es' correct -9
Clerk of ,the Village of Exeter,
Dated at Exeter July 24th 1012.
Explained.
"You seemto have it is for yotir land -
"1 owe lam a grudge."
"Oh„ I, thought, you only owed him
Sad.
"l stll in despair."
eI thoeght you were in lo've."
"Well, if you knew tla4 girl yoted see
It's the same thitig."
oat 'of °retell,
The silly neason:sliouteli subsffle
When shifted, is the stammer's strain,
But here we see it running wide..
A. part of the advance Carnpalgn.
xfourisro$ 1E1,S. D, E.
Maar Graduate at Toronto thebearar
elte Offiee over Dioksen & Carla
ling's Law offieee Oleeed, Weilatise
day afterneense PtiOnO pftio
Reslnence 5 b.
A, 11e EINSKAN
Honor Graduate of T,onento ,
eaaitel, .• 'I ;
' DENTISILI•
! Halt
Teeth extraated without liaint
any bad effect. Office over Glad
& Secteabury's Pffide• Maio' Sas
naetara
J- BROVVIIING D.e act Oe
P. S. Graduate Victoria Un
sity Office and residence Dominkleal
tanragorif; Eireteat
'Associate Coroner of, Huron lee
D icicsort & CARLING ik!
Barristers, Solicitor* Notaries Cot
veyancers Commissioners, flolioetb
for the Mahone Barak eto.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of 11i
terest, et
OFFICE -MAIN STREET.EY.JEDEBh
L Th Carling B. Ar aDIQJ
MONEY TO LOA ae t 11 1 l;-1;
We :have a large =bunt of aria*
ate funds to loaa on farm and alai
lage properties at lowest rate of laic
tereste • z
GLADMAN & STANBUBaill
Barrister, Solicitors, Main $aa
Exeter. ,
Tllc Usbone and tilbbort
Farmer's kintual Fire Insur-
anee Comnanll
Head Office,, Farquhar, Ont
Presideat J u. nussnra
yloe-Pre. IteBT.. GABDINEHriat
DIRECTORS ,
BORT MORItIS , , . • Stake
THOS.
WM. BROOK iiif Winohelsina
WM. ROY. • iL oraboara
I AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY Exeter. eget trsa
boiae and raiddulph.
QLIVER HARRIS Munro agent eat
Hibbert Fallarton and Logan.. e
W. A. TURNBULL
Secy.Treas. Farquhar
GLADMAN & STANBURY. lea
Solicitors. Exeter.
El.r.e,JelliCeliciotr 4
Replace the pestii-
lent, draughty dawn
gerous and offal -
sive out-of•doors
set with an indoon
closet which requir-
es no sewer no,
plumbing, •tind
• finishing systeana
Have city conveniences in y our homes,.
Safeguard family health by i ns ba
• “Tweed" Closet
Sanitary and Odorless
"Tweed" Closets can be installed in
the bathroom; cellar, or any otherr
convenient place hidoors. merely re-
quiring to be connected by a pipe for
ventilation with a chimney hole.
"Tweed"Liquid Chemical, wed in
connection with Tweed Closets ishotie
a deodorant and a disinfectant. Many
hundreds of Tweed closets have beteg ter" -
sold in Canada. Send for illustrated,
p
r
i
ce
oolliest;
WApr. 3, 1912. • Dear Sine
The Cheraical Closet I bought froth
you on Jan. 5th, 1912 is perfect. I did
not empty it until Mar. 29th. nein-
is three in the family and can leave -
the lidup and no particle of odor can
be found I would not ask for anything
better, Yours truly, E. .114. Wessels.
ti 81OO1 Ti011011 &' MIMIC CO Di led
Heaman.
•
CHITRAL
a,• Our teachers are ell ex -parka, •-ne
• ced instraotors. • Our coureas Zie
• are better than ever and that
• iequiament more aompletee
• We do more for our graduates
• tham do other similar schoOs,
ite
• - Fourteen applications for
• trained help were re ceivedi dur-
ing the past week, .soina of a
ee, these offering over ($700.• per t-
• annuna We have three depart -
peeves commercial !Shorthand. •eon
• land r Trteoleegrcaaptlittylo.guWariatnea sine;
• what we are !doing.
ee; •A.. MeLM3• PlirLintllip,al.
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the MARVEL, accept no
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