Exeter Times, 1914-10-22, Page 4THE
XETER
TIM
Trionsakr OCTOBER; 22:: 1 1
CHICAGO. Oet, 19. ---Stress of ex-
pert demand larougnt l'41)out an almost
coustaat tightenieg of values today in
wheat. There was, a nervous feeling
at tne cioee; whiebt ranged 2e te 2 1-4e
above Saturday night's level Corn
gah",nd 44.i..t oral aaas ti -3C,
The outcome in 'nreviisionsi varied froea
o deeliae to ea advance of 10e -
TORONTO Celonn ideelSICET.
Wheat., fall., busheL,„,,34. 15 to
Goose wheat, bu*iws..... 30
PltsA7'b
bosrellIeL0 0
:.-,..'.:.7',..:;,; 1 257 . 8
!•,6,.
Oats, louahei 0 54 0 53
Rye. bushe30 SS ••••
Buekwheat, b'eabiel 0 75 ..••
TORONTO DAIRY 51ARKET.
Butter,
creamery, ib sq... 0 29 0 31
Butter, creamery, solids.. 0 20 0 29
Butter, separator, dairy- 0 2T 0 20
mese, new,0 15 ..„.
Eggs, . 0 27 0 23
liOneY, new lb, 0 11 0 12
Honey, combs, clezert-- 2 50 3 00
WINNUI'lete (MAIN 31,AR1tET.
WINNUPEO, Get, 39. -ices °Paned-
atrooe, eee to M. -e si,P, with demaad good,.
f44ed further., Gash deMand was good
for all gradesalteo eoe quite so keen as
Satardar. Keeertere bougia sreety of
itItsuarse:: No. 1 No- 2 do,
41.,13; No, 3 do., 'No. 4 doe
$1.0.2%; No, 5 de, ',434; Na. 5 do.,
feed. 092'iiie.
Oats -No. 2 2Nre.
4c4i4gi; extra N3. 2 trJ. NO, 2 feed:
'Berlise-Ne. fii1;";:tli reiceted. 53e: fea3,
71441:4-:---,114,- 1 N.W.C., $1,14: No. 2
°NTH L GRAIN :it ARICET•
"ITTZE-3'..Tra, °et, 19.-Cab1ea on
ba sp.r4or wheat were strong
odaY, at a fUrther advaucQ
6 cl per quarter, with a fair do-,
l'9114 overseas• buyers for Slip -
P0 i)Ut owing to the rAtise pi' 2e per
the Winnipeg market the
all Oat of line and nof ar-
were =ado, The lanai mar -
was strouLer at an ad -
to lite per bushel, but the
still limited for earlots, The
cern and barley is quiet.. %leo
0 floor maritet is stronger,
$terdly upward tendertcY
pri for wheat, but ,tto actual
• hos taken place Yet* ate de.'
still and quiet from both local
WAVY buyers, no tr:4,010 is more
roiled 0,403. Millfeed is quiet
a condition of the market is
is quiet, ttut firm, riix.
week wierie 4321 boxes,
114 53,500
or tie same
TRACK A
ronto -
Toronto- o
ANN., CROSS BVE
ALM Marts Confronted by
n Wall' at the San,
C3r4 hasideVeleped33
.1,nd prices at
3e to
nest creamery
The
rualional Ltd.
CiLs ' i3 of
diliDett
A
German Generei
irations Whiel
aeingly Withon
WON Oct. 2.
foi o
atlhburn,
The Ti
Mr. a
correspond°
berg, Gatic
a Dbth West Galicia
on. The cannonade o
TRAEN' OUT OF TORONT
AT NIOAT
-1.3p m, arrives Detroit b.
'biteigo 3 00 pem. daily, as-
) meant connectione with
for 'Western States
On
v.
the 3ve nn eontinues. All a
to cross the riv-
er have anieutably. The Aus-
irlans bavo nade attempts at various
points. At fire( their artillery fierce-
ly shelled the right bank, after which
the infantry approached the river, but
the Russian ahrapnel fire inflicted
heavy losses'as the corpses floating
dewnstream to the Vistula and be-
ond ' ta ,".5aad.O.ruir atlel
at'ift` -
G'ennan 'Genera, Staff d irec
t -
FOR' MONTREA E.
e Toronto P a.m. 8.:30 P.m. and 11
etre, Berth reaervatitme etc, at
. ticlaut
FOR SALE ;eciiieteb.eofo pperrzaetruloyn:,
rgoraels;htlicllei the
At Grantor; lowest prices
Eiertroch Ltinaber
lif6ugh Pine 11
Dressed and Match Pine
Dre d 31(1 33birb f.puce
Red Cedar Shingles
B, White Cedar Shingles
43.
Red Cedar Feree Posts feet
Red Cedar Fence Posts 9 feet
Iled Cedar Fence Posts 10 feet
-Aft-Styles of Woven
Wire Fence and Gates
Blue Labe Cement
6t. Harys Cement
rf-ha A sphaltRoofiDg
01 $1.25per square
A. J. CLATWORTI117
kRANT0N
10 CENT `WASOABETS"
FOIMEVER, AND BOWELS
Coae Sick eleadache, Constipation,
BIlleassriess, Sour stomach, sad
iSreatte-Candy Cathartics,
No odds how bad your liver, .stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
Q•clies, how' aniserable you are from
coustipatien, indigestion, biliousness
and, sluggish ;bowels -you always get
erellef with Casearets, They ° imme-
diately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ache reroove the sour, fermenting food nling itti
and foul gases- take the excess bile
fighting goes on day and night, with-
out ceaeing even for a minute,
The Germans are conducting the
defelice with extreme energy, and the
fortress is apparently well supplied
, with ammunition. The Russians are
'exerting a persistent pressure.
I punctuated by sudden night attacks,
lby which several strong forts already
have been captured. These tactics
palpably disturb the defenders, whose
searchlights throughout the night
subject the surrounding .space to a
ceaseless scrutiny. Meanwhile the re-
tention. of Przemisl confers no ad-
vantage of the enemy or of ;the
bridges over the San and stands bo -
fore the iron 'wall which is now offer-
ed by the Russian investing array.
The Austro -Germans struggle stub-
bornly and despairingay. Hostile
col-
tistoas are spreading, and the huge
strategical front grows steadily larg-
er, like the extended front of French'
operations. From Sandomir to thd
Carpathians savagely roar the thous-,
ands of guns. Corpses are borne on
the waters of the San, and east up on
its verdant banks at points up the
•
nap Cruiser Sunk by Mine.
TOKIO, Oct. 20.—It is officially an-
nounced that the Japanese cruiser
Takachlho was sun by a mine In
Riaochan Bay on the night of Oct. 17.
One officer and nine members of the
crew are known to have been saved.
The Japanese cruiser ISakachilio
was built in 1885 and refitted in
1911. She was a vessel of 3,000
tons and was 330 feet long. Her
main battery consisted of eight -inch
guns and ter speed was about 18
knots,
The 'X'akachiho earried» a crew of
355 men, only ten of whore, accord-
ing to the official report, are known
to leave been saved.
We ore apt to think that the man is
beautiful writee who gladly signs a
cheek- for us whenever we -desire one.
--
Occasionally a girl marries a million-
.
aire because she wants him and ereri
time because ahEi- wants tbe bauk roil
vornnr
frOnt 'the
liver 'and • catTy Oft'tlie 'con botiy- e
bt way
, a*StJpatied , wa.ete-;nit,atter and.' „poison }urge and imp.7,1,tite, sites(
•irttm the Intestines and bcArels, end of the !the.
0 -cont boxfrom your drug -gist .will
„
1roe,p
your liver =arid 'bowels clears;
-i•domaelt sweet- and ,head' clear -. for
T,heY'Iviork'1711-ile you 41qe,P,
• •
07 any,
Preservt
it‘is youi
o
:vase
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TORONTO, Oct
live stock at the Union
4508 cattle, 1355 hogs, 190
and Iambs and 355 calves„
Butchers' Cattle.
Choice heavy atecra sold at ;740 td
38.14 good, steer4 t1.11q_h,91terot 474(4 to
$7.73; medium., 37 to s4,110; common. 36t
to $6.50; choice cows. 36,53 to 36.75; geed
ottani. 36 to 3,25; medium eows, 35.50 to
$5.75; commoa, 35 Ts) 35.50; canners amA
cutters, $3.00 to $4.7o: hulls. 34,75 to 17,
Stockers and Feeders.
Choice attseire, 930 to 1000 lbs.; 36.7.1 t
"" 1:0041 ateers. 36.25 to 36.50; mediut
3147533 35.13 contc'unoati erst0earnatosctokceires"cra3,131
Milkers and Spriagers.
•ht run of milkers ;ma spr1nger4
sold Ot 355 tO 390 each, the hulk going
at 3/0 to 3S0, "I"
Veal Calves, e
Choice calves sold at e10 to 411; good
calves, 30.50 to I5.50; medium, 37,50 to
38,25; common Calves, 36 to 37; Inferior,
rough eastern grass calves. $4,50 to 35,76.
Sheep and Lambe.
Sheep, light ewes, sold at $5 to 36;
heavy ewes and rams, 34 to 34.75; calls.
32.50 to 33.50: lambs, 37,65 to 37.90, the
bulk at 37.75 to 37..80; culis at 36 to 36.50.
Hogs.
The hog market is on the der:line:
prices dropped 25c per cwt. Selects, fed
and watered. sold at 33, and 33,25 weigh-
ed off cars, and 37.65 to,b. cars at coun-
try points.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
_MONTREAL, Oct. 19. -At the Montreal
Stock Yards, weet end market, there was
no change in the xnarlmt for butchers'
cattle today, the supply being smaller
than a week ago and especially in good,
liseful grades, so there was a better feel-
ing in the market and prices were main-
tained, but the market for canning stock
was stronger owing to lighter offerings,
prices advancing 10c to 15c per cwt., with
a good demand frorn packers, Bulls were
in good demand at 34.75 to Saeand etesS
at 33.75 no $4 per cwt. 'The trade In
butchers' istock Was onlifair, because tlf.3
demand from packers was"smaller than,
usual, as they bought -pretty freely.lapt
week at the decline in prices and carried
over a fair stock of dressed beef. ,Chalaa,
steers by the carload changed hands at
38 to 38.25 and good at 37.50 to 37.75 per
The weaker feeling which developed la
the market a week ago for sheep was the
principal feature of this department of
the trade again today and prices scorud
a further decline of 25c"per cwt.
Ewes sold at 35 to $5.25 and bucks and
culls at $4.50 to 34.75 per cwt.
Lambs were steady and in good de-
mand, Ontario stock brought $7.25 to
$7.50 and Quebec 36.50 to 37 per •.iwt.
Mill -feed calves Were sold at 6c to 7o
per pound live weight.
The market for hogs tontinueS Weak,
with a decline of 35e to 50e per cwt.
shown. Sales of selected lots were made
at 38,50 to $8.65, sows at $6.50 to 36.65,
and stags at $9.25 to $4.35 per cwt. weigh-
ed off cars. -
Butchers' cattle, choice, 38 to $8.25; do.,
medium, 37 to $7.75; do., common, $5.50
to 35.50; canners, 33.75 to 35; butchers'
cattle, choice cows, 37.25 to 37,50; do.,
medium. $6.25 to $6.75; do„ bulls, $5.50
Go 37; milkers, choice, each, $75 to 380;
do., common and medium, each, $65 to
3704 springers, $55 to 360.
Sheep, ewes, 35 to $5.25; bucks and
culls, 34.50 to 34.75_
Lambs, $6.75 to $7.50_
38,50 to 33.65,
Calves -$5 to 320.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
EAST RUM -A.1,0, Oct. 19. -Ca,
Receipts 5600 >head; alow; prime teens,
39.10 „to 00; ohipping, $8.50 to 39.25;
butchers, 30.75 'to $8.75; heifers, 36 to
.stockers and feeders, 36 to 37.25; stock
iiI7e.:f5ell,so,o;o1, 0.53;75,6757 37; bulls, 35 to 37.25;
Veale-Reacipta .16,00 head; active; 35
uog,s-lieneipts,. 23,500 head:active;
heavy and mhted. 2T.90 to ,7,7,95;'yo ts,
TS
37'25 t° 374 ige,,7.37:' roughs, 15, ;to
$0.00,; stags, 36 to 35.50,'
' Sheep and landos-Reeelpta, 10,006
5.50 to 33.15'; yea.rlings„ $4.50 to, $5,75;
head; sheep, siow;'lanibs, active; tanabs...
'wethers. 35.75 to . $7.90; ewes, 32.50,' it;
55.50; sheep, ndx,cd, $5,50 tO $5.05;
GttoG /.
-see
YOUR MUD IS CRO
mamma coigne nu
Look Moth eft tongue le coatedg
cleanse little heaves with "Calla
fornia Syrup of Flee'
Mthets
rt easy after giving
`4ValK°nI3a SY'ruP a Figs," because in
a few bows all the elogged-up waste,
emir bile awl fernientiog food gently
rigarea out or the loowels, and you have
a well, playful child agaixi.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
talte t33 UM -micas "frMt laxative."
&Mous of mothers 'keep it handy be.
cense they know its actiog on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure.
Ask your diuggiet for a 50 -cent hot
-
ie of "California Syrup of Pigs," which
contains directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown -tape.
Auction Sale
-OF-
CAllratE
Thee' Cameron has receivedo-
- to1
-tsb3s.e.34sAat stgeder
ie;aTttthid
ese
ett'opoVitaA Rotel et,tr
esOnan
OOTOBF111 24.
t
on o'clOck sharp., 75 Yeilrlit"
and heifers; 12 sters 2 y
tfew farrow cows,
The above is a good clean: lot
a it le and -wtbe .,0141 w t boatre
nreVt.'rl
4 ti:irci,5t
,)f. Vital
moijha credit on op -
with 5 per colt
berm. and l. Hodgien Prop
T. Cameron ;Stmt.
Auction Sale
OF BRICK 'COTTAGE AND
AND TWO FIFTHS
ES )13' LAND IX CENTRe 1
T3t'rt'ealeicl for eek by pit
350 aectiea prieniave oo Tetre-
the 1oo31i. day ef November A.
twa
IL a:filial:4 :a ^ire: Iti•Ticfite; Pak) :lir Q.:. 14-nittiFiC ael If °tient...1 f"
the 17.11a3e of ,Ceatratia, iv, the conc.
tof HUrtta. the property of the bete
^pn ;liar -Anil, On this lot la a
ti roomed brick cottage, witn sum
er kitchen driviag abed and atahle
The buildinga Are ell good condi-
• ,7ea Pift(411.‘bertrY w tifi(;"e„tdreaelsld'.
desirable reaiden fel proper -
Is coevenieutly i tua tad.
..per cent or. (ley of *ale
ed beta nee in thirty days thertes t ter
1urtbor particelara will be made,
a 0 on day a eialkii or may be had
O applies tier. to
!adman & 'Star.bury .11. S. Phillips
lierristers Exeter, Auctioneer
'olicitora for Adatin-aaretrix
Auction Sale
te.OF-
1:1/ STOCK & ieIPLEseIENIS
HAY2 GRAIN
gr. Thos. Cameron, has reeetved ice
tractions Ham the uadersigned to
all by public autilion ota
Lot 14. SS. R. Tp of lIibbere
--ON-
FRIDAY OCTOBER 30.
l; ono o'clm;k sharp the followir.g
proporiy,
14.4.111:31:8-1 itoithat; risitig yrs.
cid agric. 1 brood mare in foal to
Ohlorotlyoc got. pur, 1 filly 2 yrs ast.
by Lord Sharp; t gelding 2 yrs, old
agric, by Lord Sharpe; 1 good far-
uier's driver.
CATTLE -1 cow Alue at titne of ealc,
1 Durham cow slue in February; 3.
Jersey cow due in Fake; 1 JersleY
cow slue in May; 1 Durham •Eat cow;
3 farrow cows; 4 choice steers, 2
Yrs obi; a heifers 2 yrs; "old 6 steers
aad heifers 1 yr., old; Jersey heifer
2 yrs, old, 4 eaves.
,HOGS -2 pure bred Berkehixe boars
8 ‘monthe old; 1 sow due about lst of
elov. 1 claoiee young sow,; 7 store
hogs, 0 pigs, 2 months old;
nOWL-60 hens o a good laying
strain,: 12 choice White Leghorn
roosters, -
The .aboVe stock is all first class
and in good condition. , , • •
IMPLEMENTS -1 farm wagon1
.ruck wagon. 2 good walkitg plows,
1 set a iron harrows; two horse
cultivator; 1 set bobsleighs; 1 .Cliat-
bara !fan cite mill; "a fah. bagger eat-
tacheil new; 1 scuffIter, gravel box 1
set double Itarness; set sitgle :harness
1 sioad boat, wlxiffletrees, t.eckyoltes
chains. shoe -els, tforns„, saws, 2 eloeen
grain bags. 1. De Leval cream .separ-
ator. new, 1 hec crate;
10 tons 'of first class 'Timothy hay
400 bushels of oate„ a quantity of mix
ed lumber and othereareicles too RU..11-
eruus to mention—,
.Also the 'farm 'will be offere•d for
0 years for pasture,. the Pro-arietem
furnisteeg full supely of .water.
Terms -All sums of $i10 and ur_der
cash, over that element 12 months
cadit will be given or. furnishing up-
orovi d joint eotes or a.descount
4 per cent aer a,entimeOff, for cash.
IPositively no 'reserve,
Andrew Iia.ckcey Caraerore
Prop „, Auct.
Alildredina Hair Remedy
Never Fails
,re,sitore gray to' its alaturat
color and beaui,y. No, inetter how ol 1
and faded your hair' looks, or, how
lone You lave been gray,' it will'work
wonders for you, keep you Took -leg
young promote a luxuriant growth of
healthy hair, slop its failing out' and
poitivo1y romova danclieniff. Will r.ot
soil skiin Will not injure
our hair its, not a {lye •
I efo se all su titn te s • 5n? "ia',bnttie
dna gg is ta, ' -
We will send a large trial 130ltlie
free by :return of mail, to ,ar3-ote who,
sends this coupor.3o' tke Arnet-„card
',,,phrooiti).rirleatamrey arid srg ticia6S156 c'3,V1't,b
ette or, etemps• to , Snsto ee-
xsa
Auction Sale
rAum. STQCK & IMPLEMENTS
The uedersigned auctioneer has re-
eeived instructiore to sell by publie.
public anction on
LOT 3, CON. 6.. USBORNIS
2 milee south of Entwine.
-ON-
!THURSDAY OOTOERS 29
1914, Commencing at oue
sharp the _following valealale 'pro,
Perry;
H0R8E8-1 marc 7 3',Ts old sunneeds
Go 'be in foal- 1 mare a yrs old 1
reliaele driving mare 9 yrs old1 ag-
ed horse, three one/slag colts.
CATTLE -2 COWS due to calve in
November; 3 cowe due to calve, Sn
March; 1 cow due in April; 7 Year -
nag steers 5 calves.
PIGS & sow. 11 sheets,
A taunaber bees and pullets.
deliPLEMENTS-- 1 -wove 'cad box;
1 or. eleighs; 1 Massey Harris binder,
nearly eee,-; 1 31cCorrnick mower; 1
aulky a'a,ke, 1 Massey Barris hay load-
er; 1 hay ,rack; 1 shrlIng tract;
manure opreadexl dlic; ieulitIvator
eed drill, eoller; 3. eet harrows; 3
walking plows; 2 gang plow,s, 1, rid -
1,"g aet of scalee2000Lbs, fan -
row, mill With bagger.; gasoline en -
glee; cream separator, grinder; eat -
box.; pulper; 2 sitgle buggtes;
'Oat sig; 1 cutter; 2 sets idoubl4
Vaasa,. 2 Sets SWOP „haroes4 Pig
a 1'9 wheel barrow; grindetene, ear.
,4014e, bay :fork, 300 fence slats
dao' poStia, Sugar kettle, aine
ad other articles too numeroue to
ttore A ouaatity 01 mangolds 33
s,
OUSEL/OLD FURNITUAli
hed room set 1 bed. mattress and spring
1 stove, glass, IrUPboard, ikitcheln
chairs, leaf table, carpet, paii9, churn
waabildro Alactilve and Tubber batia
ub.
TERMS 015' SA.LIS-$10 anti ender
cash, over that areouat 12 moctbe
credit will be given or, tarnishing
apprewed joint cotes or a discount of
5 per cert Per acntioa off for cash i
lieu of ;notes.
Eli Cou3tt5 Joseph W„hite.
Prop, Atte
Auction Sale
PLEMENTS
110 , 'Ears
The uadvirisgr,ed los been i
td by Mr, Robert 'fauldricey
public auction oc,
LOT 11 CON, 10. STEPHEN
IRDNESDAY N0VE).113 Eli, 4,
4 at one o'clock sharp,
011SliSr,-1 mare 7 yrs, old; I hot -
30 7 yrs old; I. driving mare 5 yrst
1: 1 aged mare SuPPosed 'Go b In
to Percheron Iforse, 1goldkrig.
o'lag 4 years old, 1geld5,Cg runt,g a
yr, old.
oxrrr.r,B-3 cows sopiosed to be in
alf, 3, Introw cow; 1 2 yr old littl-
er sumosed to be La aslt; 1 2 yr old
Her, 1 year old steer; 4 spring
10O"''.iS 1 b,rood sow due to tarrow 30
ember. 10 More pigs 3 months old
POULTItYn-About 50 chicken,
rare.t,B3nzTs-1. Frost and Wood,
oi tier ceerly new 6 It cut 1 mower 5
ft cut. boree -rake, oxen, cultivator disk
harrow'. Frost & Woad 9 ft steel roll-
er; set a Mealtime harrows, 2 Iur-
row plow; riding plow''scalier ; lum-
ber wagon; covered buggy, cearly
new over, buggy; eart, pair of bob
aleiglis; cutter, gravel box laid pig
rack combined; farting mill; hay
rack; root pulper; pair of scales 1200
lbs. water trough, supear„kettle, Me
ott Crean Separator; wheel barrow,
grass ,,etider, eione boat; eet of dou
ble barness set. sitgle Itart.ess, coal.
beating_stove; with ovet..; 1 box stove
wire stretcher, ladder, 22 It; step lad-
der; Daisy churn; ice cream freezer
h number a sap 'pails a cumber of 3
and 4 icch tile; About ntitons o Hay
Sorks, shovels, thetas, and a lot of
other articles too numerous to mer -
tin.
Terms of Safe -Hay, cash; on all
other articles, $10.00 and under cash
over tbat amount 11 moethe credSe
will be given on furniehing aperoved
joiak cotes 4 ceets on the dollar
allowed of0 credit amounts for oash.
[Everything will positively lbe sold as
the proprietor has sold Ids place.
Robt, Mawhinney (B. S. Phillips
rProp. Vinci?. • •
For Loss of. Hair
will pay for what you Also if
4193', Hair Tonic „does not
' promote the greivtill �t YOurlhalr•
In all our experience with beim
tonics the one that has done most to
gain our confidence is Rexall S93",
Hair Tonic. We have such well-
founded faith in it that we want
you to try it at our risk. If it dose
not satisfy youin every particular;
we will pay for what you use to the
extent of a 30 day treatment..
.11 Rexall "93" Hair Tonic does
not renaove dandruff, relieve scalp -
irritation, stop the hair from falling
and promote a new growth of hair,
teorne back to us and ask us to return
the money you paid for it, and we will
promptly hand it back to you. You
don't sign anything,Spromise any -
thine, bring anything back, or in any
way obligate yourself. Isn't that fair?
)Doesn't it stand to reason thet we
would not make such a liberal offer
if we did not truly believe that
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will do all
'we claim for it -thet it will do ell
and more than any other remedy?
We have everything there is a de-
mand for, and are able to judge the
merits of the thing a we sell. Cus-
tomers tell as of thew:success. There
are more satisfied users of Rexall
il`93" 'Hair Tonic than any eimilrsa
preparation we sell.
Start a treatment of Rexall
nair 'Tonic today. If you do, we,
believe you will thank' tai for this
advice. Two size bottles, 50c and el.
You can Tiny Rexail ''93" Heir'roaje
fuetbia community only at our 4Chns33
W. S. COLE.
Exeter 7/46 Store Ontarlt
Thareis a Reza!! Store in nearly eVerY tovra
and city in the United States, Canada and
Gr-sre Britara. There Is a different Real
Remedy for nearly every ordinary hunsan 2 —
CACII 05petiallY designed for the particular ill
for which it is reconsznendhd.
Tee Reran Stores ara4Merica's Create
11,1nig ,StAte* '
OAN:1(
Incorporated 1855
Caoltal & Reserve $89800,000
es BRANCHES INSANADA
A GENERAL. BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
orRouLAR. r,ETTERs OF CREDIT
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES - - - ISSUED;
BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINCS DEPARTMENT
At allBranchee. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Exeter firaolh N. D. NURDON Manage
Agents at Exeter for the Domipion Government
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR RDMUNP WALKER, P-Vos4e1,7-De D.C.1-, President
ALellratINDERaLAIRH. General Manager JOHN AIM Aes't General 1914mulitetr
CAPITAL $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500300
FARIVIER-S' BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Fanners ever,'
facility for the tramaction of their banking business, including
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales note
are supplied free of charge on application.
Exeter Branch— II. 3. WHITE, Manager
A, E. 1i;LII1N, 1/tanager,
S2g1
'Nice toCr
tors
o the matter of the estate of
theriee Camesoe, of "the Village
of Exeter, Comete of 'Tierce widow
deceased:
Notice 33 .1xerby given pursuant to
tues ISO *hat behalf that all cretla
ors ond others having claims age
inst. the eatate ot the said Catbriee
Cerneroa. who died Qv, or about Mtg.
10th, 1914, are requeated on or before
Oct, 26, to send by post erepaid or
deliver te Messrs Gladmen 4 Stan -
bury of the Village ot Exeter Solieit
ors far Executors of the said deceas-
ed, tbeir chriataila ond aernaraes ad -
dreams and deamptions the full par-
ticulars of their claims tIte staten
merit of their 40,10t111t3 end the nee
Lure of the aectirities if any. held
by them. And further take notice
that alter such last mentioned date
the said Executors wilt peooeed to
distribute the assets of the deceased
among tbe parties entitled thereto,
baying regard only to the claioas of
nhteh. ,-theY shall then have totiee
and that the Executors 'will not be
liable for said assets or any part
thereof to any person or persons of
whose claims notiee shall net have
been received by them at the time
of such distribution.
,GLADMAN & STAND:11SY
se, Solicitors for Exeeutdrs
Dated at Exeter this stb, day of Oc
1914,
Auction Sale
VARY STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
The nadersigned will Sell be- pub-
lic auction ot,
'LOT. 6, S. BOUNDARY RAY
2 miles west a Exeter North on
THURSDAY :NOVEMBER, 5. 1914.
At one o'cloek sharp the followirg
nopsEs-Brood mare agno, 5 yr.
old in foal, brood mare with colt at
foot, 2 gein, pur, fillies, 2 yrs. tad
bred from Percheroa horse, e agric.
Clines, 2 years old bred from Per-
ci.arca horse, geldiegel year old, 2
spriag colts bred from' njecle John
CATTLE -2 cows'stijiposed to be ttt
cell, farrow cow, 3 2 yr old steers
n'yr eld heifers, 6 1 yr old steers,
5 one yr old heifers, 'S spriag calves.
DOGS 7 stockers. _
IMPLEMENTS -Cora Ining manure
sipreader, naower, 'McCormick "•bineller
it it, new; wooden s;lo roller, set dna-
. ble light hareem, McCormick, spring
footh cultivator KaIngaroo gang plosv,
lumber, wagon, set double harness 11
di,sc ife*rtilizer drill, new car, hay fork
al sKr.gs for Wooden track, Souven-
ir, range.
TERMS -810 and utder cash over
filet amonat 12 months credit will
be giVen or. 'furnishing approved joint
notes. A. d:scouct of '4 per cent Nellt
- he given. on "credit amounts
N. Staalake"' B. S. Phillipe
Proprietor Auctioneer.
STRATFORD. CINT.-
iit
Is a school with a continental
T,eptitation 'for , high grade •
* work and for the success of its
* graduates a school with super-
ior courses and instructors. We
Aft
give: itaidtvi:dual attention
• 'Poromercial Sboi,thancl and Tel -
41t egra.phy Departments. Why a 1-
4v/tend eiswhere whein there is
room here? You, may cntea7 at Z
auyirae. Write for our large •
„tree caatalogue.
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Principal.
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J. A. MASON
ARCHITECT
425 Dundee Street, London, Guars LP
teed cost of buildings; me extras; 1.
years New York experience, Pho ta.F.4z,
2-25
Anyone intendin
well to write me,
aulation,
build will d
Wage tortoni;
W. KARP4, M. D. C. 1V1,-
4 S RICHMOND ST.LONDONa
ONTARIO'.
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DISKA0 ellen AND,W01111:2•1
DR, G, BOULTJTON LAB. D. Ds Si
DENTIST aa;
Honor Graduate of Toronto Uniellee
sit,. Office ialre7r Dig3c4ori OMAN
ling`a Law office. Closed, Weilsralit
day afternoons. Phone 0.Clisat
Residenee 5'1. , ' tat
DR. A, R. KINSMAN Dalpiree't DA*
Honor Greduate of Toronto
entity ' ,
t DENTIST '
Teeth extracted without Pain. Olt
any bad effects. Office over Glade
baan & Stanbury's Office lithiin
Exeter, ,
10.1.1.1.111•11.0.1,
W, BROWNING M. DA M. .11
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silty Office and residence Dearth**
Labratory.. Exeter. lA
.Aasociiate Coroncr of Huron 1
D ICKSON & CARDING
Barristers, Solioitore Notaries GeV
veyanciera Gommiasioners,
for the Molsona Bank eto. 1.11
Money to Loan at lowest rates el Lle
tereat.
OFFICE --MAIN STREET EXSEXIII-14
I. R. Carling B. A: IL Ha Dishalk*
MONEY TO LOAX
We .have a large amount al eerifei
ate funds to loan on Jana and vile
lege propertiea at lowest rate telt
terest. .4,1)
• GL'ADMAN & STANBURZ
Barrietees, Solicitora, 'aim; Ins
Exetere, i1
Tilo Usborne and Hilbert
Farmer's .Mutual Firo 'nun-
ance Gompana
Head *OffIco, /Farquhar, Ow
President. ROBT..GrABDIIIE
Vice Preaiderit ROBT. nos
*-DIRECTORI3
THOS. RYAN -
war. BROCK Winehelsee›
WM. ROY liosabolae4
L, RUSSELL
AGENTS !
• 3011N ESSER Y Exeter. t,WCJ4fl
borne an dJ3iddn1phe
OLIVER BARRIS Munro agent Per
Hibbert Fullerton and Logan.
W. A. TURNBULL.-
Secy.Treas.FarguhaV
GLADmAN & STANBURY
Solicitors. Eseet,er.
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