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A. _1 CLATWORTIIY
,\NTON
TOME CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSI:LL'ATED
Look Mather! If tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali -
ferrule, Syrup of Figs."
Mothers can rest easy after giving
4"California Syrup of Figs," because in
et few hours all the clogged -up wasteP
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative!'
-II/Billions of Mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
otomach, liver and bowels is Prompt
-PH • 'i.t,t,t,elr,A,Oi;ggl4g,or,o*oke4ohf,Ot•
.,..ot. .dito O:fer,-"babieeooitildfoit. .
ns t eit
ali agea o,tid for grovra-ups.
INVE-STE
liusszans Have Loki Siege to
City From the North,
t Paper feeelaree That Capital
of Galicia fo I 41ames ond That
the Inhattitunts Axe In Flight--
Renarta at Petrograd Say Ger.
maus Frame Charge am/
flare Ousted Austrian Defenders.
LONDON, Zi67, 17.-77ze Giornale
iItozue publishes a despatch
irora WIliab says tbat news has
been received there that Cracow. the
capital of Galicia, is burning and that
its inhabitants are fleeing. Cracow
Is invested on the oorth, aud is
Dented to fa/I bouriallately.
Prom reports Of ReSsiall fieeeting
detachments which had ridden within
a few miles of Cractrw it appears the
Germans have taken command of the
forts and defences there, and have
substituted German aoldier for Aus-
trians in garriscosing tbe stronghold.
This step has caused frviber tits-
sentions betweeu the Germans and
Austrians, the latter' being relegated
tcr the defence of the Carpathians,
and not allowed any voice in dii ecting
the camoalgo.
Ail indications point to o rupture
between tbe two armies.
Petrograd further reports that tbe
Russian campaign is developing fav-
orable in East Prussia.
On the Polish frontier and in Gal-
icia two enormous armies are Mass-
ing for a battle which may deeide
the fortunes of the war he the east.
The possibility is being discussed
that the Austrians may abandon Cra-
cow without defence 'rather than sub-
mit the city to a destructive bombard -
merit.
The Russian advance In East Prtts-
sia, according to dvices receiped at
Petrograd from the front, is' being
assisted materially by cold weather,
wbich enables the troops to move
more rapidly. In the swampy region
of East Prussia movements of the
army have been retardedby sett
roads. Tbis condition bas ,now been
remedied by the cold weather, which
has frozen the roads.ea
A fall of snow during the last two
days is reported over the entire field
of operations, but not to a sufficient
extent to prove 'a serious obstacle to
the raavernent of troops.
Fresh troops now being sent to the
front are supplied with short coats of
tanned sheepskin. Relief societies In
Petrograd and other Russian cities
are bending every effort to collect
WOollert garments.
Despatches to Petrograd papers in-
dicate that the Germans are making
slow progress along the line which
extends from the River Warthe
across the Vistula, to the southern
frontier of East Prussia. fifty miles
east of Thorn. The new front extends
over a distance of three hundred
miles from the Wa,rthe to tbe extreme
northeastern section of East Prussia.
The Clerman right wing now ap-
nears to 'he feeling its way. Tbe cen-
tre of the line is stubbornly eesisting
the determined advance of the Rus -
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,arlS. Tee left wing is protected to, -
erne exterit by the broken character
P the ,ee en try and by complicated
ar-
iai fortifications. In this region
chte'i fiermahreilance appears to
e epee,' ,irtillery, since cavalry °per-
.';rees almost impossible In ,sttch
erinntee,
The i-iiermatis are concentrating,.
CHICAGO, Nov, 16. --Surprise over arA
immense gala shown in the United States
visible supply gave a downward swing
today to the price ot wheat, Closing
quotations were steady, Put to 34.o
wader Saturday night. Corn Snfterod
net loss of %e to VAC( and oats of %e to
if
4010 se dectine to an advance at
TORONTO GRAIN )1ARlaiale
Wheat. fall. bushel....41 18 to 51 20
Goose wheat, bushel —,5. 15.
Barley. bushel 0 103 .,..
Peas. bushel 1 50
Cats, bushel 0 57 A) 55
Bye, bushel . 0 09
TORONTO DAillY foLAIIIKET,
Buttercreamery. ib q., 0 29 0 31
Huttercreamery, solids— 0 23 0 20
Hatter. separator, dairy.. 0 27 0,29
Cbeese, new, large..“. 0 16
Cheese, new. twins.....„. 0 161f,„
Eggs, uew-lasid . ... 6....
Eggs. cold -storage "•=01
Honey. new. 0 12 .,„
Honey combs dozen 2 50 3 OA
c.RAIN ANT) PRODUCE,
TORONTO, Nov. 1 6,—Quotatims
ou the Board Of Trade are as follows;
Canada wesTern oats—No. 2, new, 61c;
20.2Qtntoezta‘, 5t;‘,;_t(caucc).„Atatn;.3,,-..7t,sTorort_
fo aro Post patents. 6j is cetten.
and $6.60 in jute.
OrAtarlo gats—N,.7,.2 Pew,
to 5,1c, outside; 51c to 52e, Toreato,
Rye ---5:8e to 017e.
Huekwheat-70e to 72e, outside.
Bran—Manitoba, 5tO '425, 1O bag`44
TOc0140, and *Ikons, 5`47,, Toronto; re40-•
tilings. 520 VO Pet
oats -o$3."45 lck 5445 Per bag toi
400 nottlede..
lifarleiPeit)ntari4, NO. 2, 6Se to 68e. out -
Met ObOlee, 79e,
Maniteba, whext-Day Port*, io 1014
nOrthern. 51.29; No. 9 old, 8142Til No- t
new. 21' No- 3
coCueinrrw;tez :No. 3 )'ellow.75e, cL
Ontario flour -Winter. 90 per cent
;MR to 300. eealiearel, Montreal or 're
rent° freights,
Onterie Wheat -11o,, 2, 41.14 to Seta,
teal
Maniteaa, learleYeeNa. 3 O.W.. OC, bay
porte
roas—lifo, 2.al.55 to 31.5Ca
WINNIPEG GRAIN MARK=
NY'llS,1",,NIPEO, NO% lee -The wheat mar,
het wooed blotter oil ail months ex-
Ceatt eate tor Decembee were ke
lower and flax Vac Welter ter Nevemper
auo. me Waxer tor May.
Tradlos was quiet hi eptIons, 44.
Velititla09-5 hosnteeS being transaeteill.
eleinenel ter all grailea of we1i wheat wife
brlsit. anti epazada have norrowed
eensiderably in Me teat two da,Y$,1o, I
nerttiterla wheat being now ale over
Zaavemtrer option. Eateartere Were 17•64f4
imyere ot nearbY atuff to till sae.
About neou pricee for ertieat Isere %kc
to lie bigher. ,Plas; was easter, exempt
for Deeember, s11eh wee bedding' eteAdY.
Tbe large lecrease of about flee and a
belt million huoliele wheat In the Pelted
States vielble eurrely caused a elecaleil
vreattneas on the viola. and wheat Mittel -
ad eee to Tee lower, ezttS lie to %e. lower:
flax closed very weak, fellowing a eteadY
market. being Mc to 2%c lower.
Inspeettena tor two days were 3,02 ears.
ae against. ano last year, and In eight
were 600.
moNTRtar, GRAIN Dmittc.T.
MONTREAL. Nov. 30.-lipeinesa In
grain today over the cable was very
ettlelr 7110re waa a fair 'demand from
local buyers for eata, but Mc trade With
autalde points kr very quiet. Then wne
a better demand for Argentine corn. and
ealee or several earloade were made at
33tac Per biotite!. ex-atoro. another step,
meat et 190,000 bushels of this corn Is
exeteted to arrive hererthle week. Flour
was unchenged, vatb mand quiet,
Mflteedeceitinues active and firm. De-
mand for butter quiet aud easy, finest
creonterI? at auction today selling at 27c.
• Cheese Quiet. Exports for the week,
21,273. agatest 37,304 for the Pa,M0 WOCit
last year. Eggs strong. Exports for
week, 15.774 cases, as compered with 13,-
599 for the like week last year. Dressed
hoge streager and 25'e per cwt. higher.
DULUTH GRAIN MARKET.
DI3L1.3Tia, Minn,. Nov. 10.--aVileat-allo.
I hard. $1.171.11 No. I northern, 3L16ele
No. 2 doe 51.1211; Dec., al.1411,
CATTLE MARKETS
UNION STOCIC YARDS.
TORONTO, Nov. 10.—Receipts of
live stock at the Union Yards were
$322 cattle, 3435 hogs, 4147 sheep
and lambs ana 230 calveS.
Butchers' Cattle.
Choice butcherswera Worth ;7.50 to
$8; good buteherif at 57 to 57,40; medium
at 56.50 to $6.75; eanimon at 56 to $6.25;
butcherS' heifers at 55.50 to 96476:
choice cows at 56.50 to ;6,75; good cows
at $6 to 46.25; medium cows at 55.25 to
55.75; canners and cutters at 53.50 to
54.50; bolls at 54.50 to 56.50; and an odd
boll of extra quality will sometimes
bring 56.75 and 57.
Stockers and Feeders.
Choice- heavy feeders, 900 to 1050 lbs.,
sold at, from 56.50 to 56.75; good feedars,
400 to 900 lbs., 56 to 56.25; medium qual-
ity steers, $5.25 to 55.50; Stockers, 53.50
to 55, according, to breeding and color.
iVillkers and Springers.
Milkers and springers were selling at
steady prices, that Is, those of choice
quality., , Late or l'Ackward 4prIngers
are not wanted. PriCes ranged" from
550 to 5100; the bulktsellIng at VG tO 585.
' Veal .Calves, .
Choice calves, 49 to $1,0; good calves, 58
to 59; medium, 36,50 to,457,50;, common,
55 to 56, and inferital'eaSteriS'gras`i'calves
at 5 o,
Sheep -Wad Untnbs.
Sheep, ewes. 55 to 35.75; culls and rams
at 52.50 to $4; good to choice light lambs
at $7.75 to 58; heavy lambs at 56:75 to
57; eulls at 35.50 to 56.
Hogs.
Selects fed and -watered sold at 57.75
for the bulk, and 58 weighed off cars,
and $7.40 f.o.b. cars.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
MONTREAL, Nov. 16. -At the Mon-
tleal Stock Yard, West End Market,
the feature of today's trade was the ac-
tive demand from packers for canning
stock, which was attributed to the fact
that some of them during the past few
day ,s had made some large sales of can-
ned beef for export account, consequently
a brisk trade was done in this class of
stock, but as the offerings were smaller
than they have been of late the feeling
in the market for auch was stronger and
prices showed an advance of 25c per cwt.
with sales of bulls at 55.50 to $5,75, and
cows at $3.75 to 54.25 per cwt.
There was no important change in the
condition of the market for butchers'
cattle, notwithstanding the fact that the
supply was small. and good to choice
steers scarce. The demand was only
fair and principally for small lots to fill
actual wants owing to the unsettled wea-
ther prevailingsales of a few good to
choice steers were made at $7 to 57.75,
but ttie bulk of the trading was done in
fair steal at 56 to $5.75 per 100, pounds.
Small meats continue firm land the
rade in Ontario lambs was aCtive at
7.59, to 57./5, while Quebec Stock sold
t 57 to 57.25 per 100 pounds. Demand
J
r 11 les at , Thorn., l'Osene. and
•---he Russian oceutiation of s
ertnnt parts of SileSia and
le 1
e'the 'utmost need wili
- e
-e Germans to send any a
'.o tbe westeril front at a
plan to fight desperately
goo a am Prices-
tronger feeling developed in the market
or hogs, and prices advanced 40c to 60e
er cwt. with a -good demand from pack-
ra and sales of selected lota were made
t 58,40 to 53.60. 'sows at 5640 to 5560.
nd .st-tgs at 5440 to 5460 per esvt,
eighed off cars: '
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Passing Events fUUi UAUflWS
The aetion of the French. autboritiee '
army ask' was master stroke every* SICKNESS
'An colanaanding all the taxieaha TM'
body tieing familiar with their nue
imarreer.--*
equaled propeesit:es for tiaalkag fea-
ful Ohasge2 - Nashville Soutlaterr-
laltaberma::'
ts-1.
i.+4,ed 4suddecly AAA 'ranee at eight
o'clock, oc Saturday rikh1 Ear
oll'et)b;hr t:-r.v
s 11d'n h74w-:rsooP°S,1°riteald ull'"Je'e14'lke:
Fraute to give theta his gree -.
ting nc;',11
after Ws arrivai he bocarae SerinanlY
ill. ITeesuffered from a soyere chill er.
Friday and Pneumonia rapidly <level
eped. llis age was $2 Y4'4 r4, 1-1* wa5
England's favorite and his deinitta is
,N :day 'regretted.
Th.?: niehiiization plans .for ithe
s-tect-d nabadian _centingent ,114YliPil
zLt02141a.a
e,poti.rtiiRioefciotalteviii; nlevroeicittdthemi
d iasie.1-
corirg the equipattee.t. It is expecte4
that by tbe rime the force sails abont
two morithe hence it wilt be filliS
;mil properly equipped, ItIve thousi,
and horses will be required tfor the
roar 'regiments, of allOaated infantry
tto- ,• Moe batterws of artillery the line
QC 0001010C:oat:oh transport service etc,.
The berme-, van probably be epurchale.
'ed. locally as Car rA3 life3^5ibk and under
l'It.o. direct:ea of the ceotral committee
It is zolY thought la Ottawa that
ti il,Z is hardiY likely that tbe Gayer*
', lunet Ivill -bring Wilt ln Canada any
Illelgjunt reftIgoes, It was thooght at
Duo that tht's -000ld be as. excelle.ret
Ittel'e in order to provide farm hell?
! fltilorti,, a rIllut;rs;11‘..!ie:Bttil;illimaltt II; ol,,,t,..171.210idetiett
tsxtiaWd that,very mao Petween.
the ages or IS ai.d 3,ti must join the
caters. There is A ISO the fact that
mhos.
tbe war ia Qrer the Delgiora
1 Goveromeot will reiilire all its ay.
!eitable people to re -matte (be cettr.tri
watch has ro.et, devasted, a i,d. it trio
Gatoidloi. Goverment took 6teps to
btiee; Beleaturea to Cohads, it might
Kt regarded as or.friettolly.
1 Tbe Turke or alr620l tgekalif tito
i effects of the MiSttli,e they made le
1aeoeptigg tile- Geeraan bribe of $40a
000,900 Kot4-4110.601 tIN Oacalettely
reverted atal ether advantagee whioa
would cattle to thelit to C(14e. ot Uer
woo StleCti,5 tit the. war . The Russiaos
' arrov or th,:. Oluea811,15 eoetinues to
overate 13uPee4eZolly tgoinit Unto owl
seized a strongly fortified position
tw1et31-five rnUot cast of Erserton,
'Mir Rur4;s1t fUree4 Lave Wee, ecata
Irred After SPsero figliticg while the
tlaasitia black eta Ileet bae been born.
harditig the atraiita or Bosphorina 444
coal depots. It le, said the Sizitaa le
already beseecbiog Roumania, to try
to bro.g aboar peace o.th tile power,-
Kitg George and 9neert Mary on
.November 4th viistee Salisbury Vale
when they inspected the COnadt:On 1
troops, who baire b•e!i ottamped there
s,oce their orrival in Logland. The
00110fillaity 10 welcome to die 'motile.
King presed peausre at exslliaving 001
*viand litis body or soldieri. 'Their
prompt .rtilly to the Empire'a call'
said lite ZIajesty is of icestimahle val-
ue. hatb to the fightieg etrangth' cot
my ermy :tad in the ovidenee it gives
or it,. solidarity ef, the Empire Ttbe
g,w,•ra) appearant,t. allti the physical
stzuldord or, um differeut unite are
hinbly creditable abet a tiM glad to
hear of the serious ace' 'earnest spirit/
tbut pervades all reeks" Lords Nit,.
ehezer and Roberts \let...re also pree
sent and Were much pleased twith
what they saw.
Quickly te co ydia E.
nukhain's VegetAle
• Computata.
Baltimore, hid. — am more than
glad to tell, what Lydia E. rinkhom's
Vegetable Com-
pound did for ine„
sti/ered tiro:to/fat
pains and was you
inegatr- I became
sdannedandsentfor
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ogeF"tostreron'ell-
/Mod. Itookitreg-
root000.
Vileri until, I WaS
aupabwipils'uttbarsaipe4 :fearnt,Plikoer
'aod
t ha a bOW1)001% az nueths Siete I took
anY Mectichilat all, Iayou Ile e MY little
men. I now fe4:4 perfectly well and in
tpng O
note willl ssist u In,hther Vvo-
the best, tg liteldeb$34-e Mrs. AnatesT
W. Kee/DX*1f 182 1tiu treet,i3.1,
town., mid.
POLlmyddi. a 211E114141e frearnetigveetarbeloetseeulatti
herbs), OcrOtoi", toe !Awn* or tlauntn*
drugs, sad to-ded* bolile the Tecerd of
being the meat Sowell* rttoody for
foredo ills we know 04 and tbotlaarals
;fin' Trajohtlisrailtry4bovatestitoral jrtlItlt aLOynn tioxina4sth:
seem to prove tlais'l feet
For thirty yeere it, has been the suuta.
ard reeriedy for female ills, and as
stored the healthof Oteosandsef Weinen
LrhoeztalassavohodueepobwArntrouhelets,Wia1-
ttlasunth amanchtlpi6i
ulceration+, tuniOrel,, srregularrnes, eto.
If you WAD* At pipe its' advice
write to Lydia, E. Pankhasn Ned-
ielnef Coo (Confidential) Lynn,
NASS. lotterwill btoeued,
read and Answered by la ;woman
and beld,Iz sziet conedtmee.
•Notice to Creditors
to the twitter or the eFkate or
3erarg v of Exeter
cour.ty ef liarea, married woman
deceased.
Notice le heuby giveu yotosaiarit to
Stattte4 in that behalf that all creel -
dors and tithe= b*v&p okms ag-
aiost the estitto of the daici ‘Te‘orifiri
Dow who died or. or about August
1st 191.4 arc -requested on or 'below
Dee. 7th 1914 to seod by tatoti
prepaid or deliver to DIesors Glad4
Tan & Stattbory of tile village of
bxeter solicitors for Administrator of
the deceased their cbristiar, and on: -
cameo addresses and desoriptioos the
fall particulars of their elaititti
the tstatement er them fraenirnt4 set1
the 'nature or tbe seceritlea, it any
held by them. And furtber take no.
tice that after ancli bat mentioned
date, the salt] Administrator will prto
coed to distribute the assets of the
deceased oolong tbe frarties entitled
thereto baying regard or.ly to the
alaimos of wbich be shall theu 'have
notice and that toe Ad rainist ra tor oil)
tot be liable for said assail or au/
;art thereof to any !lemon or per.
zor.e of whose Oahu azotica
shall tot have bean received by heis
at the time 'of aucb distribution
01.,,A.1.MAN & STAN/1E111Y
Solicitors for Administrator
Dated at Exeter, this 14th day of
November 101.-L
Latest War Summary
TUESDAY'S GLOI3E
The l'ores of rotture begen to reveal
their power. Inc westernearea ot
operatiots it wild storxn of wind and
rain, thainging to snow, has greatly
impeded military operations.. Tile
costal !region of 'Belgium .has suffered
greatly tied much of at no eat-
murged as the result or the breakicg
ef dykes and the opening or sluices
as defeestve measures. The submer-
ged area exter.ds frord the shore near
Neupert to a ;paint midway between
Dixmude ace/ Ypres. For ebout fir-
tecc. mile.s inland from the, roast oper-
atioes now cons.st of only long range
artillory Uracttse. The ;Germats,
therefore, ore tot:riffled in their of-
fensive to the region around 'Ypres
Their attacks in, this paet oL tho bat-
tle lice have all come to fraught, and
their losses tbave boec grant.. Atone
'point 'between BixschoOte andYres
a German regim'ent WaS "co#Iplelely
'destroyed" 'a'okording to. the ,Frielnbid.
Qflfioial statemect. ,
)
,Tbere is a 'renewal of interest ,in
the 'fighting in ;the Argonne ;region to
the west of the ilfeusc. The Germans
have rbee'e tryi{ng ,for two months/ to
force -their way southward through
the iforest so itnat they may complete
th2 investment of Verdum. For sev-
eral days the Gerina.es 'nave beep
claim:ng progress in this southward
drive throe:en Argoten2. Mha Frenal
cew state that no such, ,cltanges nave
occured, and that the 'battle ;front to-
day. s practically iwhetei it ;'was twa-
moetha ago. Al some-pcLets the. treri
oijes arc oely tfifty 'eye,nds apart. and
operations ere more :the nature or a
se.ge tear., 1:gatine,in the fieid. Se0
far as Vetodum is coieerned lthe Fren•
ch 5cena to have ,cceifear. rfthe GTr.;
man's cling 'to •tbe yegleL' bank of the
Meuse but the Freneh hav-e interposed
a strocg field force buteer_uthem and
veridurn ar.d th:s doLree ihAS dri;jea4
hack the Germaes to ai`Stife iditSanice
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DRI VI NG *, GENERAL PURPOSE
+HORSE'S AND MARES
The a aders:gmed auctioneer will scll
he auotion at the cenitral ho-
tel Exeter on.
FRIDAY NOV. 20, 19141,
At rice o'clock sharp the following
18 'mares ar...d 7 pgelditc.gs from lour
to eight years old A warranty will
be levee with each horse.
Terms -6 months credit will be gilt-
er. on :furnishing approved joint notes
11 per +cent per annum off for cash.
All these horses will positively be
eted without reserve
Dow .Proprietor T. Cameral? if.
Taylor Auctioceers. to ,
wore of caution to :me miles
comes from. Petrograd. This is that
they must nat,expectr the Russians to
sweep on to BerlineeVer.aight, as it
were, as this may take months and
even longer. The Germans occupy
tbe defences they have been prepar-
ing for years. and in addition to this
they may be able to spare even more
men for the operation on tbelr east-
ern front.
DIRIGIBLE CRIPPLED.
German Airsbip Reached Frontiere
and Then collapsed.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 17. ---- (Via*
London)—The Telegraaf learns from
Maastricht, Holland, that Sunday a
badly damaged dirigible airship flew
over Limburg, Rolland, coming from:
the direction of Belgium. It was evi-
dent tliat tbe airship had been dam-
aged, either by artillery fire or a
storm. When over Maestricht the
Airship disappeared in the direction
of Germany.
Another dirigible was observed on
Sunday froni Sittard, 13 miles north-
east. ef Maestrieht, coming from the
southeast and flying in a northerly
direction along tbe Holland 'frontier.
Collapsed at Frontier.
" LONDON, Nov. — 'fbe corre-
spondent of The Evening- News at
Rotterdam says. of the Zeppelin eir-
i
Erten Rame comes ;LeWS that the
Austria r...S evacugti'igeeracovv, that
the i,olhabitaxts ere Ifleeing'and that
the c',.ty ;btrocit.go tit- may be true
r
hut 'thee Kloes ,cot seem to be a•ny
reason why the vilho constitute
so large a part of ,Ciacci‘;,1-'S '2opulation
should Iflee from ,tire-ThaSsians. It is
probably _true that 'tCracOw is 'about
to tall into the jitaimis 'or' the
Groopis bat the
,and the burin -Tr,. of. the city
,
sounds I:Ike stuff se,rvfld upitt.47.1.the
,,-eter.orse as an exeusel,-for
treat of the Austrian
ship reported n distress near Maes-
tricht; Holland, Sunday:
"The airship was badly, damaged in
the rear, but by desperate efforts
managed to reach the German fron-
tier, where it collapsed.L.'a„ .tothl
vereek.
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Incorporated 1855
Capital Reserve S89800,000
91 BRANCHES IN CANADA,
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THE CANADIAN IANK
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GAIITAL,' $153000,000 RESERVE FUND; $1315601°11
SAVINGS B.ACCOUNTS'
Interest at the current rate is PrItIOWed qn f4n. deposis 1,7.7f $1. ;Ina'
upwards. Careful attention is given to every account. Small ate,eometw.
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Account e may Ile opened in the names of two or more persons, with,
draw4$ tO b4 Made Dy may One of them or by the survivor. all4.
Exeter Braneb J. WHITE, Manage
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Auction
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lottoe9t ho pubito auction at
THE ZIETROVOLITAN HOTEL. ot,
k-11.1.11.otiof::IORSDAY„ NOVEXe
eon ra 4tee.
^Tile aNwe stock itr tbe 1101)d.
OCe farmer lobo is retiring arid is it
Ayrshires aLd will he Aoki without
deo lot or Durham% Holsteins and
tht;onaforalloeleyeticogg;:t one 0,,clook Ishaxp
vir.t.bD..eac,iwastraaricctilni,;.2 iileigorei;vro: dims 61,42
V:rmors Ivisbitg to secure good
COW-$ 8110111(58110111(5cot fail to atte101 thia
cai
morth's eredit ou turn-.
mg aleertived ioLn 219te5, 6 per tea%
per at-nuin aft for rash.
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free by return of mail, to anyor.e who
sends this coupon to the Americari
iProprietary Co., Beaton Mass, with
their ,name end address and 10c in
coin or stamps to pay postage.
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city °item and residence Domanitrall
Labratory., Exeter, Li
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Banisters, Solioitore Notaries Oates
veyancers Gammiesionera, Sarreitera
for the Maisana Bank eta. 1
Money to Loan at lowest rate erei Lete,
tereat.
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of Ail.
ate funds to loan on-farm and silo ,
lage properties at loweat rate ite/
tereat.,
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Barristers, Solicitors, Main
Exeter:e
- The lisborne an ilibliOrt
faciters Ailutual‘Firc Iur!-
ance Gompanll
Head Office, FarciLhar,,Olns
President • ROBT. GARDINEISV'
Vice President ROBT. NOBRI
' DIRECTORS '!
THOS. RYAN • Dieblise
WM. BROCK • Winakalseee
WM. ROY RoxabolarS
' J. L. RUSSELL "
AGENTS '
JOHN ESSER Y Exeter, agent llgrov
borne and Biddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS Munro naent fefle
Hibbert Fullerton and Logan.
W. A. TUENlauLL
SO0Y.Treus.-Eareattitar
GlaDbIA.N & STAN13URY
Solicitors. 'Exeter.
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