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ReCdrd of Progress for Five Years i9od.tam. .*
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CAPITAL . 3,000.000 $ 4,000,000 +
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11-ESERVE, • ••• •••••• • • •• on • •• • .• • e e,00e 000 4,eue,000
Dordsl . .. . . . 23,4377,7so 85,042,311
Te0ANS AND INVEN.TAIUN'Td 27,457,000.4834,801
TOTAL ASSETS ..... • 3$,000,192 48,237:284
Has 83 Branches in Oanada, and .Agents. and Correspondents in all
the principal Cities in the 'World.
A. General Banking Business Transacted
Savings Bank Department
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1 At all Bvches, Interest allow d at Highest Current Hates.
„plop/um& carung, Solicitors. N. 0, 1.1 UR DON Manager *
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR ErnrfuND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., President
ALEXANDER LAIRD JOHN A1RD
Generaflefanager Assistant General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS
Interest at the. current rate is allowed on all denosits of $1 and
upwards. Careful attention is given to every a, mall accounts
are 'welcomed. Accounts may be opened and Ls' mail.
Accounts may be opened in the nar. ,noro perscros,
withdrawals to be made by any one c‘f then
Exeter Branch—G. L. WAUGH_ Manager
TRANCE' ALSO AT CREDITON
COAL 1
inimmimanguelammustum
You cannot dc- without
Coal and we have •the Gen.
nine D. L, and W.
Scranton
Coal
Get it while it lasts, Our
coal is screaned
• We also have a car
of red CEDAR POSTS.
The Posts are Peel-
ed selling at 15c each.
ft J. odtwortlifl,
GRANTON.
Have City
C ()Mill:CM
I MIXED FARMING
The Western. farmers.. have
edly been told by inane or lens
intentioned Triende of prof
that they •should 'go 'in fro/.
farming. This leads/ us to co
what hap:pens_ to the; n'an who
beet 'cattle tor, market, :Eat•u
pose that two formers? 1,n the v
of Winniing an.d IChileano wish t
chase a gas tractor: and that
were to pay nee it with 4100
beef isteere. The tractor Would
S2,000 at 'Chicago would, cost 2,
"ft, Innipege Ther steersi would
worth. $6.00. ,per. hundredweight
Winnipeg .an.d 40.00 Per Ion
weight at lChieasso at present
but we. will figure them at $9,
Chicago. The •Canadian fa
would need, to drive 1-hirty-e(oc
to market to get hie tractor,
the American farmer wouth
'name tractor in, ekchange, Toe
20 tsteense This grim 'joke Ss o
the beauties o 'f the preiteetive
ift. It is nvixed farming with. a
geance.
Other.s of our gone freinds
aesure.d us that the Western far
oe today rolling in wealtOO
their prosiperiity ifs nothing. sho
amazing. The binder sTeri
fel article, in !Canada , Let us sup
that a -Minnesota and ce Marti
farmer weee about to purchase.
binder OS N.evenaber 9, She grain
ce,s. for which day we, happen to
before use Wheat' St Winnipeg
worth 1861..2 mats landit Minn
Y8S 1- eeute. wrcile tee .soot
price of the- binder i n Mirneap
a s ai 40 and Winnipeg
fennel/a farmer would hand over
ustele or 1 Norte:tern wheat for
ight-tfoot -binder, WW1, thll
in-
ota farmer me would get the sobind
1
r for 158 bushels: Thi - . an: o -
ha Tertnex sacritice.o 29 bushels of
gond wheat on the. altar Of bhe pro-
tective tariff.
Oa the Sane 'clay the top prices, for
barley in Winnipeg was -54t .cents; airal
Olineeepolie 60 cents., thus dine same
binder w Id s e inerstobte farm -
360 ebuenels of: barley, :bat WOUM
300 bushels, of barley4' but; violin].
et the Initenesota farmer only 203
epeet-
is' well
faction,
'mixed
resider
raise.s
istip-
icinity
C Pur -
pound
Cost
410 at
be
o t
deed -
Prices
00 at
rmer
?beers
while
fAir
HELP IIEJ1 GISCOntf°
Pitt like 114'4114 town hest:.
OR so,
Yotlkl blve hen lead‘ the rostS,
. Help
'1,erhen there'e. auything to do
Let the fellows nonnt on. 1-Cekt
Youdil AO, bully., when .14 through;
Don't you knew 1 •
If. you whnt to inake eSlentn !,
t
If the other, fanne•d* ite
. Who's to blame:
Spend your money in. your towns
Where you pull the" shackles down
Give the mail cOocern a fro:dew--
f i• That's the game!'
If tour used to going knocka
•'Change the etyie.
Throw bet:gnats instead of sock%
f For a while.'
Lers
Let the othe' delluiva roast:,
Shun 'him as you Owed',•
Meet hie harmer with a hdaelt;
• • And a ' •
When a !stranger from efaxt•
'Comes along
TIl lim who and what you are
Make it etronie;
Needn't 'lettere never bluff ;)
Tell the truth that'e enough,'
Join tin. boosterse they're' the Stuff,
We belong.
HAIRPLEY
Mr, Ws II, 'ayter Las treated hio
family to a Gourley pieno.
Xmas tree practise. is the order of
day.. •
Mr. and Mrs); Those Handfeed of
Ingersoll accompamed by Mr, 'Andy
Robinson of n toospett Mon-
day last at Mr, George Sherritsse -
Mies E, Berle Rayner spent a few
days laeit, week with zner _friend Mese
Lottie Eagleson: erf Suadown.
The Presbyterians' of Grand :Bend
church have enigaged anexperitenced
elocutionist and expect a treat Come
one, one all., Everybody welcome
Mr, Thompson still 'continuers very
poorly ,
Mr, 'Dolph' Anon' returned. from the
west on Saturday evening'.
Mies Graee, Murray left on dfrider
tor St, Marys and Stratford for a
visit witle relatives and triendS
Mrs. John, Love, and eon.
spent a couple' of 'clays *with relatives
near Sprintgbank Ott,
VARNA
Mr. John, McKenzi.e,,,son or Mr ;and
Mrs. Roderick ideKenzie„ in JIL ir. the
hospital at Moosiejaw, with typhoini
Lever. ,
Mr. John' Joihrsion waskicked on
the leg by one of his eows, recently
and so badly injuried that he will be
laki u for. some time.
Mr. William Clarke was'eeized with
a hemorrhage of the nose recernry,
Dr. Smith of illayfield was hastily
s: nu:coned and it was with much diff-
iculty the bleeding Was :stopped.
Mr. 'Clarke is very -weak from the loss.
of so much blood.
Mesa Florence Clarke is reedverling
lowly from A severe lamest.
Jannis Mr. 'Esker, who was very 1,11
is reCovering.
onlY; The Presbyterian. Sabbath •school
ne-0 ' Las decided to hold a iChriStnaas tee'e.
ter- and er.tertainment -ozn° Monday even-
yeing Decemberi 23rd.
, The anniversary eerviees of the
n
-'ave Methodist 'church were held' •on
rners Sabbath last Rev, Me Birkes, •of
and Staforth preached at both servionS
rt dhe E Tannual 'fowl; supper artd, enter-
tainment were held and were a 'dti-
Pose cided :nieces. .
tabu
a e
pr i- ' MITCHELL(
have The funeral oC Mrs.. Martha Wilk-
weno inson, Wife on John Wilkineo.re held
eapa from the faintly resideoce. tn. Logan
mete on Tuesday Nove, 2Q, to Woodland
.elits. Cemetery. was a very large o .ne.
The Mrs, Wilkin'sen 'deed very suddealy
167 1,Vhile sitting in a chair, her dew:h-
etes ter noticed that 'ter head had fallen
e
to one side, anshe, had gone. to
Replace the pesti $„
lent, draughty dan 1'
gerous and offen
sive out -of doors clo
set with an indoor
closet. which requir-
es no sewer no
plumbing, and no
tinashIng system.
Have city conveniences in your home, er
-Safeguard family bealth by installing a1
.“Tweed" Closet bu
Sanitary and Odorless ft.
the bathroone, cellar, o te
"Tweed" Closets can be installed in 11)
r any other
convenient place indoors, merely re-
quiring to be connected by a pipe far
ventilation with a chimney hole.
"Tweed" Liquid Chemical, used in
connection with Tweed Closets is both
a deodoraot and atlisinfectant. Many
hundreds of Tweed closets have been
Mid in Canada. •*Send for illustrated
price list. `
Wooler Anir. g, 1012. Dear Sir;
The Chemical Closet 1 bought. from
yon on Jan. 5th, 1012 is perfect. I did
not empty it until Mar. 29th. There
is three in the family and can leave
the lid. up aad no partide of odor can
befouled I would not ask for anythbag
better. Yours teoly, E. M. Wessels.
The Steel Troilfli4 111E11111G Co 1101110d
Agent: -W. J. liearnati..
Here 'is where the Manitoba
rneer 'clumps 67 :bteelhels ofb arley
to the bottomiesa maw bf 'the pro-'
ete el interests.
I3ut let us nee La much, the situaw-
tion woold be improved by omesidn
ering flax, which ant this; day was
worth $1,27- in Winnipeg and-
in Minneapolis. The binder would
cost the 'Maniteba far-ner 1127 buelbels
or flan but would cost the Minnesota
farmer only 100 hustelse -Of flax. Thies
the Canadian farmer would yield as a
• tribute 27 bur, of- govt.! flex for the
pleasure or•creating protected milli-
intaires in Canada.
the proteetionist trice to f righ no us
by tailing us .about the terrible con-
ditiou in the United States, Where the
termer gets low prices, for his produce
and 3sc tru.sts aregal,vays et Jele
throat, 'These figures we have' just
given eannoo be disputed: We would
be pit -seed to Lear from any Termer
who e ould oot be pleased to get inn&
-
anas of the America': Imple-
I remit Trust AM/ esuve these heavy los-
'inch we have just act forth. Ens
receion nrade yowl rich ? nonit
rot
Le
,ncirAL Tg FRM O'TORONTO lovPlY be' thue "protectecii` SAILING -Grain Grow -ern Guide
FOR,
,S„ "SCANDINAVEAN"
P01.131,,Aenje ,IVOASENE
• iDECEIV.I3E1t 12TIL '
10 1C-OXLOOction with IChristraes. &sail-
ing of Allan Line ateaniehin Seandine
/avian trout Portland Maines to G.10.8 -
v on Thersclay Dedeolher 12th; a
almairal Grand l'runk train ceneletitsg
of •Veetileuled Coaches arid Pullman
itenrist Sleeping: Oats will Inane; Tor-
onto at 1,130 p.0 Wrodoeeday Debater -
bet• 11-th and will run direct •to' tile
tdeteic at Portland, arriving there at
XIS n, m.Deeetnber )21.h
ttgerth renervations, tickete and full
Particelara antlY heoh,talood
nearest Grand ffirtnek Agent, eirt w rite
L Duff D., P, A. tInfon StatioA Tor-
'otk
' Eerie
Stater Aa`cot lixeter
WIC
PILES CURED at HOME
by New Absorption Method.
If you 'suffer froth bleeding'
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, send sale your 'address, alid
will tell you beiw t� cure your-
self, at home by' the absorption
treatment ; and will also send
some of 'this litoine treatment
free for trial with references
from your own locality if re-
titieated. Immediate relief and
permalienE cure assured. Send
no '' motley, 'bit tell others ..of
this offer., Write t 0 -day to, 11/40.,!
TVT.,'%1
*Mt outi Zdx?
sleep. On •goiene over :to Ler eth.e 'at
once saw that esernetbitg was wrong
Calling her Itueband they aucceeded
in arousing the. elleepea, 'when she ark -
ed what they were doing saying that
.she did not know that cite was eeleep4
and .that she waseneti- sick and e had
no Pain But in a few minutes eke
Lapsed into, unecinsciousness end. was
dead a tow minutes. rater.
Deceased was a native; of Oxford
County 'and, tame from near; Wotol-
stoplc 43 yeers, ego.' .tlfeeinets her hus-
band she i,e.survived by two daughterie.
Mrs.andes.l.s.m3easjeWL,,atrd,,,,,Lloafir„ Ww.h000dismteacdke
her home with her.
SEAFORTH
'One workmeit ore busyputting ion
the root oE ,the. Carnegie. ;Library. at
Seafertle, and the slate ehingles ,will
be put, on at 01100 The contractors
Lav e but the chimneys' and cornices
to finish. to 'complete•till the outside
ork.
The. library i a.hantleTh3le building
and in keeping with the new post
office, also on frobt etreet•
one 'daya. ago it deleeatoin .from a
Northern town visited ISsafortlin to
see ;Le library building, and cora-
Plimented the arabiteet, Mr. John
nintayson., "I'Le structure they said
was the fineet they bade ver viewed
tho.t cost $10,000.
L UCAN
A. quiet tint pretty wedding was
soleinized by Rev. Father Arnold,
of St, l'etrickin Church, WednatleeY
Novo '27, when Mr.. leatrick Casey
WAS united in marriege to Mins Katie
lieenao
Teete bride Alan, eattirndie ikt.L'Annegv
pretty 'ion 'IrgYe1lfr.g555o large tan
hat with tan phimes: The bride was
attended by her aistsr, Prism* Nora
Heenan, who worn a very Pretty
tailored black stet with 1,at to match
The groom was ettended by Mr.
Dennis ifeetone; brother of the bride
After the marriage ocremonv, the
eouple 'drove to the; brides mother's
hornet, whore a very suniptuous break-
fast waa served' .
Mr, and tire. Casey Pda take Op
•
their home on the first concesnicire of
MeG'illiv'ary.
TI:ea High School concert whs ado -
aided st1ceess and 11/13;ss Alexander
made a very fine impress:on. Th'e
other feat:erten
,of thin concert 't;Vtlit
the Ve
:Octet 'twenty of the ,kehmohool
and t
tY Pretty iflag. 4iven bjtL
y
bre scl gireb bytMiss
• , gOaderecO, &led Of the .'ilt1.40;1106).
A
HENSALV
Misa Margaret Thompso# Mika re -
red :from the Wes.4.,0y.bere she
went isooakolotntho •
VoLO'reoeutly 'mewed to, town, ,Trona,
We regret to learn the ti James Retes
pruoefiektli; 1)04alr health.
Arth.ar,MoArthur, wbo has been on
oths, G., T. R. staff for the pent year
Left on, Monday °venial& for IngersOli
L, join the. station staff there.
Mr, Mitheen rioborne, ,la mitring
pinetno.pthresorueSalgdee.ntn knohon as the Kip..
A very pretty wedding_ took bila,,e
At that home of and. Mose James.
Agnew of Wapella, when their second
youngest 'dau,ater, Maud Marion.
was united kin Lair bonds of matrla
mony to Mr, 3'ames Loren. MoTagzart
of Hensall; Ont, nfre MeTangart is
the employee, of: the, C.11 R an operas.
tor fat Oak Laket, ',where ther will
make their home, ,
Mr. Alex raurdock;, one of our pion..
eer husinese men, in the boot end Shoe
and readsi made celotlaing, ,busineso;,
has received the a'pPointraent ofr tick-
et agent or the C P B. at Iiirantroftd
and has( entered upon his new duties
lir, Murdockf was; ago.nt for the
P 11 there far sometime. met. and whis
also tax collector.
Mr. Hy. Ches.ney, son of. Mr ^J'ames
Chesney V, S. of this, village and who
was recently' happily married has(reln-
ted the neat :cottage recently occup-
ied ley MA Go.C...Petty and has moved
into it. Their many Erienda wish them
all hapPinesn in their Lew home;
A fowl super and 'concert under
the auspices, of tho Ladles' Aid ot the
Carina Presbyterian church) will be
held on Friday evening of: this wkleki,
Decernber 6, and pronuses to be the
event- or the skaasnxa'
Mr, Dt B McLean hos' a reined home
from the West, where he eiaitred rel-
atives and friends in WineOpe.g, Foam
Lu'nakitey,.. Saskatoon. prince. Albert' ad
Mr. James' Bell L I; D !eft ' here
last week for Harrisburg, Pa.; to re-
sume winter pr'actise:
Mr. 0 Geiger was in 13Jythodurine
the pest week looking after his' inter-
ests is the flax leanness. .
Miss Martha Hunter, has returned
from a plea.sant visit with. her friend'
Mrs. 'Cowerd •forrnerly Miss rulton
tear Elia:villa, •
Mr, X. H 10'Neil,•Formerly of Hen -
sail who left here a ehort lime, 'ago
tee necured, a responsible position
the 'courthouse at Mooaejawt, ,Saskg, ale(
a.sSistant to Jo Ae Mutroer clerk of
the Supreme Courn'anel alsolocal reg-
istrar for /Vfoonejaw 'district.
„ Mr. A. Scruton ;erecting' 'a fine
large coal shed dadjoinina, the new
east awitch of the. a T R and wen
Lawe good acconamodation for his, coal
business.
•YOU ITAHE NO RISK
Our Reputation and //ferny is back of
This Offer
We Pay for all 'the ontedieire need
'during the tria/alilf our ireenedn, fails
to 'completely ;relieve you. ;of coratipa-
Corn We take all. the risk', You are
tot _Obligated fto fn any way "vhat-
ever if yon accept "our- offer. .Could
any Sthing be more ' fair ,to you? Is
there laty reason why yoe Should
hestiate to pet our elairas„ to actual
tes t? ;
' The most eciet)inc common seism
tr'ee bra et t Rexallrbrderlies, whi h
are eater i like eandge- They are very
pronounaed •gentle. and pleasant in
action, and narbicolarly agreeable be
every way. 'They.o not .cause, diar-
rhidea rareseee flatulence gripins or
any ineonvenience. :whatever., Rexall
Orderlies 'are particularly good for
childrer. aged and delicate persons
We lunge you to try Rexall) Order-
lies .at„ our risk TWo -sizes. la and 25
cern& Remember -Yoe • ' can got
Resell Itemedies thea community'
ode,: at .aer store -The Resell Store -
Se Cole
• THE TELE;IONE
It is indeed n nvendrous,• thing, this
modern telephoto thet will across the
cliatence bring a speaker's, lightest
tone. Sometime.s I sit and 'contemn
Plate its werid. Surnideing, plan an
bless the scientist sodgreat who leave
this boon to man. And then again.
I rant and howl about its many faults
and tear the blemed thing from the
wall, and on the OfCCOS WaftS...-Votir
mirthful .lips are atrickene dumb,
sealed are. the fOiinterr'of• ecinge when
central (busyLewing num) .gets all
the numbers wrong. I anmetimee
wonder "era t "ve'd° tl we sounof
les: our pLones. Wend' be a hopeless
helpless crew! We'd. fill the world;
with groans t To gen bade to or -
father's ways would fill our soule,
with. aches! A rnensage, then tvou'd
take three days, that noon e minute
takes! And then again it seemsr mg
tLat life woad be more gay if all the
telephones were burned or shi,Pp-
ed Iowan For when jr.o 'haste Pd. use
the phone to gosain 'with my frau; r
Lear the stern cen trent:: mono tone ;
The line is busy, now,' It is a nubs-
eance and a boon, a blessing and p.
curse; perhaps they will' improve it
soon, perhe ps •they will, make it
worse. --Walt. -Mason °
FOR !FALLING HAIR
Yoe run Risreinmwen,deey,nyou use this
• We promise ,yon 'that, if your hair
L e falling out and yote,have not let
it go ;to !far, you cat repair the dem-
age already done by ualna Itexall
Hair Tocin with persiebency and re-
gularity, tiOr ak reasonable. jaag,th of
tittle. ;It inn scientific ckansing, an-
tiseptic,' rmicidal preparations that
deetroyes Microbes atd eblinelates
god cirealatior around (IQ liair toots
promotes hair nourishinenil, remove*
dandreff and act to restore Ineir
health. It Is as pleasant to else sis
purer water, ar.d delicately` per..
famed, It IS a real toilet .tecesnity
W yott to try Bexall 1/3 Hair
°LW With our promiati that it Will
poet you_ nothing armless you are pet-
feetly satisfied with; . its Alen,. It
comes it tWo siaes (teats' and $1.0)
iliteenarheedMiebseiair.13;alt collar; :tbottliebithe ea 'rag
G, Cole
Ch,tidron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
la 0
Sale by Tender
The 200 acre Tarn: Pato. 4 and •6
Third ,Concession Stephen; know ni as
the. Huatoa prOperty in offered for
sole •bvi tender). j'endens, ro,epivA up
to Peb ;
The big belt nor any tencle,rinot nes-
ense.rly accepted.. 'Apply bot
.E, IBTISTON '. Exeter Ont,
NOT1CF
4 •
dames Street IChurch 'Med Exeter
• There are a largo number' 01 '1)001910
with Use 'this 'Shed, who do not con-
tribute in any way- to the oupPort Of
the church. The TrUStees. of She
church think that auch: „should
contribute in some Ivey to -the lairds
of 'tie church ,for /the first Preen ac-
eomodation Which, they avail them
selves of and would intimate th• at any
Wishing to do so should, remit Or band
•same to their secretors'', etnealsurer
Mr Martin
• ,
Exeter Nov, 26th 6912 • •
Auction Sale
(OH,OICE liOLSTELN CA/TILE.
The undersigned auctioneer 'has re -
calved instructiona to eell ,by public
auction. at,.
METROPOLITAN HOIET.I •
' EXETER on--
• SAT DEC, 7. .1912 ,
At one o'clock sharp the roLlowbv
property •viz.
20 Head of' ;able° Holstein cows, to
ealf ; lA few Springers:L.6 Head of
Darla al Cow's,.
The public can relay on this being
one of the best Toradeof, cattle, that
were ever sold on :the _Exeter Mlarket
The cattle: will be Wruarranteed as re-"
iaresented,
TEEMS -9 months' credit will be
given an furnishing apProved. ' joint
imbeds 5 per cent pk..c annum allow-
ed for oast'.
94, 5, ' W. J,
Act Prop,
A BY-LAW
Tc proh i bit the saleby retail
of spirituous fermented or
other manufactured Liq-
uors in the municipality of
• the -Village of Exeter.
The Municipal Council of t.he 'Vil-
lage of .Exeter hereby enacts as
follows;
1', That the Gale by retail of Sprit -
nous Term.ented; or' lckher manufact-
ured liquors, is; and ;s1.all•be prohibit.
ed in every eavern, inn or other house
or place of public entertainment M
the s'aiei municipality', and the sale
thereof, except by wholesale; is and
shall be prohibited in.' every shon or
place other than. a houer. orpublic en-
tertainment in the 'said 'municipality.
2, Thht The vote of the electors or
the Said Village of Exeter wilt be tak-
en on Ihts by-law by the Deputy -re-
turning officers hereinafter named on
Nonday the* -sixth' or' 'January 0110
thousand nine, hundred and thirteen
commencing at Nine O'clock in the
morning and continning Five
o'clock in the afternoon at the under-
mentioned plains;
Sub division' Na 1 at Silao
lend turtle! reside n cee •by JoraeP Reer
Deputy Returning Officer. And Ed
reble Poll :Cleric!
Polling subdivision No, 2 at Town
ill, by joseph, Davis, Deputy Return -
ng Officer and Wine Murray Poll
Lerk. •
subcliriaiono Nee 3 at John
'Retells otricek,. by II. E. Huston
eputy Returning Officer. land. A, G.
ner Poll Clerk,
,Polling sub 'divie.ion No, 4 'Iat, North:
nd Fire Halle by R, G. 'Seldom Dep-
ty Returning Officer and Alex Mc -
hereon Poll Clerk,
3, That on Mond'ay COS `30th div
December tk;„ D. 1912 at the Clerk's
floe in the Town Hon in. the Village
Exeter, at the hour or two o'clock
the afterroon the Reeve shall ap-
int in writing, Signed by Litneelf:
o persons to attend at me. rine;
mrning up of the votes, by the clerk
d one person to attend at each poi -
g place on belalf of the per.sons
ested in and deedrous of ,promotts
the, Paesling• of this By-lawl, and a
O :number on' behalf. on the persons,
crested in ond tlesErous of sonde -
the, pass1ing of this, By -la -w
• That the Clerk or the' said' 1Vlitn.,
pal Council of tha Village, of Exetnr
a attend at Ida f2ic in the Town
11 in the eeid Village of Exeter at
Jour of Ten orlock ire the Tore-
n, on tlae; Seventh day or jarruary
1), 3913 to sum sip the number of
ee given for and Arai/tat this by -.
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Tine Rye:Low/ shalt come into
e and take effect as from tte
t day of May next after the final
sfe(aerrIg,1s9t.1.1.i2ereof.:
outsell Chamber Exeter, 2nd. /Dec.
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Take notice that the above iS; a true
COPY of a proposjed bylaw which .has
1.keen taken into kconsideration. by .r.he
lVlunicipat ;Coundit Or 1;3.0 %tillage r.,t.
_Exeter and which i1l he. Cnavy pas-
sed by the ;mid .cotiocil 10 the crept of
the assent, of the electorp.t. bW4rte ob-
tained thereto es provided' be' the
ifsiquor„ Licenso and tinaentle
earents thereto after one ;friontle fro,vo
Exeter TimPapr t
es ehe date of which
this first publication thereol! in the!
first publication, was; l'hursday the
5th of' December Ao p..:1911 and that
t the; hour day and plaee thenein
fined for thking the votes of 'the eta**
tin% the polls will be held. .
(14 S) tVe rr3At C.Asar-411'0
Clerk
Children. Cry
FOR FLEIVIIEW'S
1
Farm for Sale Dz't
DENT
100acre farm /sot con,:a Iowa
ship iof Itay os London Road 2 14.2
in es. fSoln Exeter and 21-4 mile%
front' lIensall.• Apply to 13, Rose
UX4'014,1•09113.4 .•
Farm for Sale
That ramble propertY 100217 4 irtit
con i 1 Uaborne, containing 100 no.
r9s On the properliy la a brick hoase
. brick bark barb, horse atable: drive -
shed and cow stable all brick". lAboaii
two acres of orchard of good frail'
foar good wallet.; well fenced and un-
klerdrained with tile, 11arge piece or
hxsh; soil well adopted -for grair', hay
roots, or paaturee Situated one and
a hall mules torth of E xett.tr.
reties front Hensall For farther in-
formation, apply to 3. W, Welsh, Lot
sboallo /1` Usbatilak rttefa9. Phil-
lips Auctioneer Exetia, •
Houses for Sale
Messrs Snell and Marchand are of-
fering for sale two fine new brick
residences on the old Mansion lloteste
property.; They are ageipped with
furnace, electric Ran toilet, (bath
and closet: They are papered and
grained and will be•rearely to occupy
in two or three' 'week's lApply to
Wes, Snell: Exeter. ;
House for Sale or Rent
A comfortable brick cottage, with
good sized parlor, dining room, two
bedrooms, kitchen, woodshed and
- Stable and some fruit treas. I ey
Corner Albert and Huron streets, al
choice location. Terms to suit.
S. M. SANDERq
Honor 'Graduate of Toron
sity, Office ovaoks4inon. &
4w office. Closed Wedeea
day afternoons, Ellone Offiot
1.3esidello ,5 PI i tnr.•a,' '
DM A. IL KINSMAN Ti.D,E', II,Dilio
Lonor 'Graduate of Toronto TIOokgs t„
ersity I
; DENTIST . ' ,
Teeth extracted without pain,.
any bad effects. Office OVer ir31
imart & Stanteury'a •,Office Main S
Exeter, ,...t
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BnowNING D. M.
%Ye P. S. Graduate Victoria 1:Tnivep)
sity Office and residence Dominion;
Labra,fory., Exeter. .,
[Associate Coroner of Baron [1
D zoKsori & CARDING • t.
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Caoi
veyancers Commissioners, tSolieltaq
for the Molsona Bank etc.
kreorensety. to Loan at lowest rates of ju
•
OFFICE -MAIN STBEE'll EXETER4
I. R. Carling B. As U. B). Dioknoti
MONEY TO LOAN
We bave a large amount of pit/
ate funds to loan on farm tind
lage properties at lowest rat
terest,
GLADMAN 8c STANI3lai
Barristers, Solicitors, Main
Exeter,
For Sale by Tender
Idel desirable dwelling house on Will-
iam street, .large and roomy, ;contain-
ing ftroace and electric lints. Good
Lard and soft water, the land name
orisee three Icks with a large number
lof .fruit . trees.
The tannery will be offered for sale
by tender. .Tenders will be rcceived,
up to December 14th Tor the building
tin machinery etc, and the fiend. in
bulk or separate. -
Tbs. iowest ,or any teaden not 'nec-
essary accepted l'Or further par -
tie, larS apply to T,,,H, McCallum. . •
For Sale
Ten 'Acres an the inorth iside of the
Lake Road in Exeter, Good land
small frame. tons,e and stable. Ap-
ply at °note to
'CLADMAN & STANRURY
Exeter,
• Farm for Sale
Being 'composed of Lot 18 concession
Tp of Usborte containing 100 acres
On the prenaisea is a good brick hoee
heated by furrace. Hard and soft
ewatere."L' shaped bark barn 'as& ;
atd 00x50e. finished for hmeeea, cattle I
hogs ar_d term; good. drive house, cone
ett (silo 12z33 feet: Large ,seepply
ceraer.t water tank &applied from •Ele
never failing well la lthwinrjn,jL1rat-
tached. Cement water tank Tor
LISS G. E. AL 13ISETT A Mus Wig
/Honor Graduate of the London Rote
iservatory of Music, Teaching, Dot!)
lege of the Wasteen; Ur.irprsity!
Teacher Piano -Theory -.Hermann
counterpcint and Musical HietorY,
P aerie prepared for musical eXatitk4
in a tiok.,s. ;
..4,
The Usborne and Hilbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur—
ance 60111Pallll
ead Office, Farquhar; OM
President J. L'. RUSSEL/II
Yioe-Rres. RoHT. GARDINER r1,44
DIRECTORS
R0131 MORRIS -stafflii.
THOS. RYAN
WM. )3ROCK WInchelseffe
WM. ROY
• AGENTS
JOHN ESSER Y Exeter. agent Usq
borne and 13iddulph. •
• OLIVER HARRIS Munro agent for -
Hibbert Fullerton and Loon. •
W. A. TURNRULE
SOCY. Treas. Farquhar-
, GLADMAN & STANI3URY.
So lici tors. Exeter.
ctric Restorer for Merit
threshitge .125 treea i •
choice ap- vim a
pies; also good !garden of plums and -relk
email fruits; 2 Sante of •hardwood!
busk; 45 acres ploughee for .winter'l coet3
spbonoI
ith prope tension; restore,s;"
rtrtores every nerve in the hiicly
nd vitality. Premature drecay and all sextet
ness averted at once. Plicesphonol *la
e you a new man. Pris.e $3 a box. or twolor
Mailed to any address. Wile Scobell Drag'
t. Catharines. Ont.
ance in grass. This pro-
perty is well unclerdrainedi, well lan-
ced and in good stete of cultivation
Convenient to churches, school, and I
nearket, A beautiful horne in good
teighborhood hnd must be sold to
witd up an estate. Easy terms of
paymett, For Teri es and partici-,ars
apply to Mrsi, F. Wilson on the pre- ,
liaises or to Thos. Cameron Auctioneer 1
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
ills are exceedingly powerful in regulating tho
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
pj
generative. poetion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Pr. do Vales are sold at
55 a box..or three for $10. Mailed to any address I
he sceben Drug co., st. Catharines, Oak
vory4Womailli
is interested and should knovi-
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