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IN RED MOST OF TIME
Her .Health Restored byLydiai
E« Piuhham's Vegetable
Compound.,
Indianapolis, Indiana: -- "My health
wras so poor end my constitution so run
down that I could
not work. I was
thin, pale and weak,
weighed but 109
pounds and was in
bed most of the
time. I began tak-
ing Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable
Compound and five
months later I
weighed 133 pounds.
I do all the house-
work and washing for eleven and I can
truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
setable Compound bas been a godsend
to me for I would have been in my grave
today brat for it. I would tell all wo-
araen suffering as I was to try your valu-
able remedy."- Mrs. WM. GREEN, 832
S. Addison Street, Indianapolis,Indiana.
There is hardly a neighborhood in this
country, wherein some woman has not
found health by using this good old-
fashinned root and herb remedy.
If „..,:ze is anything about which you
world like special advice, write to the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
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of fort. Arthur and to Detroit and Pt.
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Niagara aealls and Suspension Bridge,
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at offices..
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mportarrt Events Which Has)
Occi rred Durir , the Weak.
The Busy World's Happenings Care.
lully Compiled and Pot hoe
Heady and Attractive Shape to:
the Readers of Our Paper --s1.
Solid Hoerr"s Enjoyment.
Coronel Sir Perry Sherwood or th,
Canadian Eoliee is gazetted a K, C.
M. G. of London.
The British steamer Wyzncote, from
Pbiladelphia for Glasgow, has arriv-
ed in the Mersey with fare in her
after hold.
Word has been received that the
125th Battalion, now at Bramshott.
Nxnects. to form part of the 5tli
Division to be sent to France,
Alfred jury, the Canadian Emi-
gration Agent at Liverpool, Is ser-
iously in, and is not expected to re-
cover. He is formerly of Toronto.
The Spanish Government has sent
a note to Berlin protesting energeti-
cally against the torpedoing of Span-
ish steamers by German submarines,
A telegram from Montreal re-
ceived yesterday in Guelph announc-
ed the death of the Rev. John C.
Coffee, S,J., a former resident of the
Iitter city.
The Norwegian steamer Bufjord
has been sunk, according to a Lloyd's
despatch from Barcelona. The crew
was landed. The Bufjord measured
1,489 tons net, .
Wilfred Orchard, aged ten, son of
Ii1rs. J,:banaa Richard, William
street, London, was terribly man-
gled and instantly killed late yester-
day afternoon at the William street
crossing of the Michigan Central.
Mr.. 3. W. F Lavelle, chairman of
the Imperial Munitions Board, le
leaving early in October for Eng-
land. It is understood that the ob-
ject of his visit is to take up the
question of Canada's contracts this
winter.
THURSDAY.
The Quebec Legislature is sum-
moned for the 7th of November.
Galt Board of Trade proposes
forming a joint stock company to
erect a hotel.
A shell -making plant at Welland,
finding women excel men, will em-
ploy two hundred of them,
The Provincial License Commis-
sion will test the salability of so-
called "wines for invalids."
Two wounded British officers,
bound for Canada, held up at Ellis
Island, New York, were released.
The Toronto Board of Education
has recommended the inclusion of
Russian in the high school curri-
culum.
John Connolly, Liquor License In-
spector for South Renfrew for 25
years, has been appointed for Ren-
frew county.
It has been announced unofficially
that the Province of Ontario will
give $1,000,000 to the Canadian
Patriotic Fund.
The labor leaders in New York are
disappointed with the first day's re-
sults of the sympathy strike, only
125,600 having quit work.
Welland County Recruiting League.,
passed a resolution calling upon the
Government for conscription, and
will ask recruiting leagues through
the Dominion to endorse this action,
It is now feared that Henry Se-
quin and Theodore Leroy, missing
members of the crew of the Rober-
vat, which foundered in Lake On-
tario, near Oswego, Tuesday, are
lost,
S'ir Thomas White, Minister of
Finapee, following a conference with
bankers, cabled Canada's offer of an
advance to the Imperial Government
of $50,000,000, to be available for
purchase of munitions and supplies
here,
Robert Beecher, sixteen, years old,
was found guilty at Simcoe of killing
John Simons of Forestville, Norfolk
`county, Ontario, but Mr. Justice,.
flute allowed him to go on suspend-
-• provocation
and the lad's previous good char-
acter.
FRIDAY.
A German steamer was sunk in
the Gulf of Bothnia.
Italian troops raided strong Aus-
trian positions on the Asiago plateau.
The city of Paris loan of $50,-
000,000 was oversubscribed ten times
in Iess than twelve hours.
The 154th Battalion (Dundas,,
Stormont, and Glengarry) is to go to
the front as • kilted regiment.
• im n
t.
The Dominion Trades and Labor
Congress, in session in Toronto,
asks for the repeal of the Industria?
Disputes Act.
The G. T. R. freight embargo
against acceptance of shipments less
than a carload from Niagara Falls.
to Toronto 1, to been lifted.
Mrs. Hugh M. Abercrombie while
fishing along the Fraser River near
Mission, B. C., touched a power wire
with her rod and was killed.
Not one arrest for drunkenness in
twelve days under the new prohibi-
tion regime, and a scarcity of other
court eases, is Ik:ileville's record.
In Hamilton kindergarten classes.
and Sunday schools are ordered
closed by the Medical Officer of
Health on account of infantile
paralysis.
The Ont.:- n r;ahinet has approved
formal a , • ents under which
twenty-five 'ipalities will next
January vo v -laws for building
of Hydro -r running between
Port trete Catharines, and
3ridgebirva
Can ,y' 'f' et of separation
allow ai see s and dependents
of sol ren 'r; mere than $ 2,-
000,00„0 r . rd the Patriotic
Fund, it is expending
about $'i month among
75,000 f
Gamin• laspector-Gen-
• ural of tl forces, has va
,ated his; . on employ-
nnee v; iparial forme
Hujoe es is now om-
irent
riloyczi t'r <;t i".t.ftia office
n
pour. .
al. Camp Bur•-
THE EXETER TIMES
C[-IIROPRACTIC
, 1 •1 -4lq RR. K-TXO%
The Master of Disease
The cease of detsease removed from the spine --no !muse no affect,. You
cannot bet around, !facto, 'ino matter how gkepteal; you are, and if youa'r'e
not veli we can convince You. that ;Ciropractic is the aogioalecienoefor
the relief of desease, based on a thorough knowledge of adjusting the vcT-
te)arae of the spine (or backbone tines relieving interference with life ottr-
rentis, which ite the cause of ;desease el l tee tel tlKli 1. net let I I 1eL l i• 1 1
The body, like any other machine will work normally whenall its partite
sire(place Iso the energy will epplly lin the human body the energy Ls
called life cumnentss. It is transmit•bed through the nerves from the brain
dells to the tissue cells of the body and iso done fail the nerve, !channels
are .free the Iife currents will pass to the place of function, end normal
aetivity will !result -which mean HBALTli
IC031811 t'w(s on any desease. One vi'•st will 'convince you 'that !Chiropractic
is ritgh tr, 1 ' ; J. ,, I i 1 1 I 1
.Any of the organs Or glands ofsthe ibody • may ,become deseaced .froth
pretss0ure on nerves. lilave this presisure ,removed, 'Whey treat effects?
if You have any of the !following ailments, letop treating mete'ots, have
the /cause removed -no eauae, no effect !We have helped your •friends, eve
tan do the same for you • I s , . • 1 1 U f .
Abscesses • Diabetes
Atsthma . • Female. Weakness
Appendicitis . Fevers
lB. ronchitie ,Ga11 Stones
!$ladder Troubles Goitre
'Constipation Heart Dei ens'
IClataau'h l Hay Fever
•Dyispepsia Insanity
Deafness' Indigestion
Jaundice
Kidney 1Det ean:a
Liver Ilroabees
Lumbago
Nervous Debility
Neuralgia ,
Piles i .
Paralyses , ,
P.hareine,itis
Pleurissy
Rheumatism in any
part of thle body
'Sciatica
Sight ,
Stammering
St. Vita.,' Dance,
Tie=douloureaux
Urinary Deseases
(These aline early a :few of the diseases;ah.outrlspaoclistliimibed'
If 'you ere ' a auffe.iner ;from any ehronio trouble, gee 'Dr. -S. M. Jones
Mondays, leeedneedays, and •Fridays,. Exeter, oppcsite the Roller Mille.
iCjopnsul Cation and examination free. 1ls lw l IC Ll . L I L -,J' j 11 Li! lalet : _!
den tend :elegant sat.• ru AV
Eng tube ready to proceed oversew,
Repree.entativea of municipalities
in Niagara district approved the g' u -
era! routes proposed for Hydro
radials.
Hon, G. Idoward Ferguson, Minia-
ter of Lands, Forests, and Mines,
denies t.h, report that the Appleton,
Winconsiu, Pull; & Paper Company
had secured through his department
any pulp lands..
Manitoba Benchers recorded their
frill conetdence in the judges of that
Province and resented any insinua-
tions against their honor.
Hon. John Costigau, the last sur-
vivor of the first session of the first
Parliament of the Dominion, died -at
Ottawa in his eighty-second year.
The Trades and Labor Congress of
Canada voted at Toronto yesterday
to ask the Ontario Government to
permit the retail sale of wine and
Iight .beers.
Stiffer punishment is provided for
desertion from the expeditionary
forces and with regard to seamen dis-
obeying orders on merchant marine
ships requisitioned for war service.
The entire child population of the
Bear Island Indian reserve, Time -
ganef Lake, is afflicted with measles,
two deaths have occurred, and there
is need of a physician and medical
supplies.
The German Deputy Minister of
War has been dismissed from office.
A French aviator winged three
enemy planes. in two minutes and zt
half.
Great praise N,Fan rendered by
General Joffre to Haig's victorioua
troops.
It is reported that a life -belt from
the german- merchant submarine
Bremen, long overdue, was picked
up oil the Maine coast.
The London Daily Chronicle says
the Food Price Committee will -re-
caminend a meatless day each week
for every one excepting manual
faborers_ It declares retailers 'are
pronittng excessively.
rri O :: DAY.
Six more vessels, four of thein
British, are reported sunk.
Coal prices in Woodstock to -day
go up from $3 to $8.50 cash. and
e9 credit.
Londoners contributed $2,500 in
a tag day on Saturday for the Se-
cours National, -
Lieut. -Colonel W. D. Allah, of To-
ronto, has died from illness con-
tracted at the front.
Port Hope has had not a single
arrest nor any police 'court ease in
two weeks under prohibition.
Registrations at the University of
Toronto and the theological . colleges
is sadly diminished owing to the
war.
John Grange, a farmer, of Amabel
township, was killed by a train as be
was crossing the track. He was
somewhat deaf.
Samuel Milburn of Colfax, Ia.,
Nicb, P. Kirscht, address unknown,
and Oliver Butler, Chatham, were
killed at Chatham by a fail from an
80-footsmokestack, stack which collapsed.
e
The Dominion Tprades and Labor
Congress concluded its session in
Toronto on Saturday, after passing
many resolutions, including one ask-
ing for the exclusion of Asiatic
labor.
During its two weeks' operation
in Toronto prohibition has made
good, returns showing a remarkable
decrease in di _ nkenaess. Business
is also reported to have improved in
different quarters.
Speaking to the Canadian Press,
LIoyd George, Minister of War, said
yesterday that the Canadians at
Courcelette� "were in. advance of. the
band. Thank God we have more of
them coming,” he added.
Two dogs while coon taunting in
Malabirle are reported to have crawl-
ed two miles through a fourteen -inch
drain., but got stuck in one of twelve -
1 inch diameter and were finally releas-
ed, apparently unharmed, by a farm•
h un his feet.
er who based a noise der t
TUESDAY.
The 110th (Perth) Battalion has
been reorganized into three • com-
panies.
The latest Greek Cabinet has re-
signed, owing to pressure from the
k,Ilies.
Vegetables and fruits in the Nia-
gara district haVo been damaged
two nights by frost.
A fow Canadians are to be taken
for the Royal 1t'Iying Corps, to be
eraiued without expense to them -
elves.
Stuart Taylor was committed for
trial. on a eh.argi; of shooting Con-
stable Mitchell, at. Burlington, with
inter«! to %.ilI,
AIa'ttneet;, fir, 11 trT"eine ..ars clef,
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTIOI'
THUiItiSDA`1, CqTOB;EItt5t1tit /31 0.
Each "Pape's Diapepsin" digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five minutes.
Time it! In five minutes ati stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomachirem-
edy in the whole world and -besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by •getting a large
fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from Minutes
drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer
uffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor iu the world.
down an mu- elevator cntmaey of
Owen Sound, nearly 150 feet, and
was instantly killed.
The Directors of National Service
have been named for the several
military -districts, and are shortly to
confer in Ottawa as to their duties.
The police are investigating an
aIIeged conspiracy on the part of
three Germans from Detroit to blow
up throe canning factories in Kent
County.
George Morrill 'cif Danville and
John Smith, Richmond, Que., were
killed when an automobile went over
a thirty-foot embankment near'Nico-
let Fallo.
Dr. Deeiyn Windsor, physician for
the Calgary School Board, is going
on active service with the A.M.C•, the
first C=a :alar woman doctor to go to
the front.
A court ccs poeed of Lieut. -Col.
Spittal, Lieut. -Col Greer, and Major
Listen commenced investigations
yesterday Pato charges against three
nen-commissioned officers of the
Toronto Base Iiospital.
Extensive deposits of nickel ore
vire found in the Island of New
Caledonia by Professor W. G. Miller,
Provincial Geologist and member of
Ontario's Nickel • Commission, and
Mr. Thomas Sutherland, Inspector
- f ?,fines, •
threaten to Raz: Roumanian Capita?
LJNDON, Oct. 3.—"In their lat-
est Laid on. Bucharest," says The
t'hucs Bucharest correspondent, "the
,:rer:aan aeroplanes dropped proclam-
nnations declaring that Bucharest will
be laid in ruins soon unless Ron-
aania hastens to make a separate
peace."
Posed as Niece of Sir Sam.
LONDON, Oct. 3.—Dorothy Lang-
rish, daughter of a county gardener,
who posed. in London as the niece of
Sir Sam Hughes, and who became
known at several big hotels as Little
Miss Canada, through her popular-
:tywith the young officers, has been
sentenced to two mouths in jail for
;tenting jewelry.
Italian Steamer Sunk.
MARSEILLES. via London, Oct.
2 — The Italian steamer Enrico
.cillo has been sunk in the Mediter-
• anoan in a collision with a French
steamer. Part of the crew` of the
Enrico Millo was saved. The vessel
measured 3,542 tons and was bound
from New York to Genoa.
Two cases of alleged solicitation
for sales by former liquor shops are
angaging the attention of the Pro-
rincial License Board.
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Kirkton Fair
: (Corr'':inured Erten pain. fi e)
co, centre piece, Mrs, Graham, Mrs}
Thos. (Marriott, Roman Emil, Mrs. T
M',irriott, M, Brotherr; Emb. on silk,
Mrs. Marriott; on linen, Mrs, Graham
Mrs Marriott; on Bolting cloth, Mrs.
Marriott; 'eyelet, Mrs. Graham Mrs,
Jones . ideal. I=Jonitan lace, Mrs, Gra-
ham Jas. Creighton; pont lace, '1VIrs,
Gral, m ; I-'ardanger °work,, Mrs. Gra •
burn hies. Irvine; 'drawn work, MMlrs J.
Jones ,Mrs. Graham; p'ui;a;v sham:c,ait•s'
Moore 'Mts. McCallum;; luncheloot,
Mrs Geattam !Mrs. Jones; Battentiurg
lace, Mrs. Jones; child's dress,. _vets.
Intent! firs, Gralham; rag carpet, Wm
Sinclo ', iMiee Jent'tae Robinso,t; !flip -T
pe:s l'fi:s McCallum, Mrs. Graham;
oto ilil'0•v, silk, ,Mrs. Irvine, W
clef : woo:en, Miss Shier, Mrs,ivrarr o:tt
crochet centre piece, lairs. Gral:atn,Mrs
JOntts punch work iamb. Mrs, Irvine;
Aueliuu sale:
'AtICTiO14 SALE. •, f .
FARM, STOCK 4 IMPLEMENTS
Wtu. E/ Nauru hes ,receii',ed instruo-
tions 'from Robert • Heal to etell by -
leebtlie tAuotion on Lot 2J, Pon. y.
"N'ullau•tosa, 2. 1-2 miles north ,weet at
1+'ullla.rtow
,Village", on Wednesday, Get,
18th, 1110„ •comnsencing et 1 o'eiook
ish!arrp, : •
- 'HORSES -General ,pua'poso Mare,
",grey" 8 years old; '2 agrioultural
geldings, Irieing (i years odd; 2 gener-
al ,purpose mares, rising •5, years old,
OIATTLE-One Holstein cow, due to
calf Nov, 10th; 3 holstein cos due
to loalf next {se'ing; 7 .Dulrhatn cows(
due to calf irebrua;ry and Marcie; ;8
trio yeah old asteexts; 7 two year old
.heifers, 0 ysar.ing oalve(s, J year-
ling,. Eerifers, 8 (spring Calves.
eie tGS-Brood pow with litter a e
,foot, brood soev due to farrow, be Dee,
3 shoats, about 1251bs. 30 heels,
IMPLEMENTS -Maxwell , binder;
ldlaxweel (mower; laniernational hay'
loader; ,Peter Hamilton seed drill; 12'
hoes; hay rake, 'cultivator, land role
lejr, Set of fterrowiy, 2 sets of trucks
hay mole, turnip sower, buggy, waik-
iang plow, 2-1.1arwow riding plow, root
pulper, tstoek ecales, 30001bs; corn oul-
tivator, wheel ,barrow; 1 ,.-2 . horse-:
power gasoline engine, 2 irnit Hines
main milking machine, mew; milk Gan
3 milk .[pails, 2 cauldron kettles, log-
ging ,cretin, 2 sets, double harness,
democrat; .10 empty nee boxes, deme
narrow, (circular saw, ,(arks:; hoes and
shovels 'and ;other articles useful on
a farm; -
C'ositively Inc) Ireeerve as the prop-
rietor has sold his ,farm.
TF,RIIIS-12 (months !credit swill ,be
given on .furnishing approved joint
notes ,or a di.,count of 5 per cent per,
annum off foe oast; in lieu of !notes,..
Robert Heal, Wm. E. Nairn'
Proprietor. • ..0.uctione sr,
Crediton.
Deane -cod. ,
Auction Sale
FARM, STOC1i & 1DIPLEIYIENTS
The undersigned auctioneer will
sed 'by public Auction, Lot C., don.,
J, Usboi,ne, 3 miles isouth of Wine
Chelsea, Thursday ,October 1Jth 1910
at 12 o'clock sharp the fololwing prop,
erty, viz.,
HORSES -Aged team, 1 filly ,tris -
3,; one team of heavy geldings
Tieing 3, 1 percheon !filly, rising, 2.
1 .Clyde idly, rising 2,; 3 agricul-
tural. geldings. 'rising c2; 1 blood filly
wising 2; 1 good blood gelding rising
'3 by Fletcher; 1 good driver rising
5 by Lord Roberts.
CATTLE -One ,young cow ,due 16th,
Nov; 2 young cows due 10th Dec.; 1
now due 8th March; 1 caw due may
51h; 1 cow due ,about May 1st; 1 goad
Holstein due about March 26th; 3
steers, !rising 3; 1 fat heifer; 4 hei-
fers. 2 year 'o:d; 4 heifers, rising 2
10 steers r:ning 2; 7 calves. This is
a choice lot of stook
P1GS-One sow due at time of ease
7 pegs 2 •montha old.
•GB.UN-150 bus. (Oats ;fit for seed.
IMPLEMENTS -One truck wagon;,
good hay raok, gravel box new; set
of Ibob lale'gbs; Massey '.Harris binder
eft. 'cut, a good one; Maxwell mower•
and cultivator; horse crake; lfannicg
mite with bagger; long plow; ;Cock -
shut gang plow; road scraper; one
set of trcaJes 2000 fibs, cap. ;with, rack
for basement; need ,drill, 'a number
of grain bags; democrat wagon wagon
sling ropes and large ropes and pul-
leys, all in good condition; roller;
Maxwell; fpulper; set double harness;
2 rebs 'of single harness; wagon box
pig week; 2 seta of tivhififletrees ; 2
neck yokes; te000p shovel; 1 set wag-
on springs; straw stack to be fed on
farm ;( forks, Foes land numerous art-
icles 'usually found ton tt farm.
TERMS
Ten dollars and •under, (West, over
that' amount 12 months credit on ap-
proved; joint •{notes or 4 per sent per
annum on credit amounts. Oats cash.
Rabe. Taylor, •R. S. 1�Brown,
Proprietor ; f < Auct. s
R. R. No. 1 Granton.
J. W. Skinner, clerk.
coronation 'braid work, Mrs. J. Jones;
nisei crochet, Miss McCallum Mrs. 1'.
Marriott. Tatting, Mrs. Graham, Miss
Robinson: irate mat, M.Brethour, t•Ji•
Robiunoa; gloves, also stockings, Mrs.
Marriott; woolen mics, Mrs. Grahain,
Mrs Marriott; darning, Mrs.Graham
Mrs Creighton; patches, Miss McCal-
lum ,Mrs. Graham; .doylies, Mrs. Gra-
ham Mrs. Jones, dinner mats, Miss E
r
Shies,Jas Creighton;
tea any, Mrs.
knitted Graham. Miss Robinson; kat ad r ace
in comes, Mrs. Irvine, Miss Robinson;
crochet Tn wool, firs. Graham, James
Creighton, pin cushion, Mrs. Graham
Jae Creighton; button holes, Mrs Gra-
ham Jae.. Ci eighton; plain sew.ing,cl;.tto
machine. 'sewing, Jas. Creighton, Mrs.
Graham, fancy towels, Mrs. Graham;
Mr.; Jones; Iancy hdkfs, Mrs. Graham
Mis: i' obinsoa; hdkf case, Miss Rob-
inson. Jas. Atkey; shirt 'waist, Mrs.
Graham ; working shirt, W. aincla'r,
Mese Rob:nsoci; specials -table ecarr,
Myrt t Ssveii.znr, Emb. Towel Rack;
Mrs Jones.
FINE ARTS
Crayon o: pastel, R. Taylor, .Mrs.
Gr:thzm, Coll, photos, Mrs. Grahatn,
Mien Shier; photo, Mrs. Graham; eeu-
ci, drawing, R. Taylor, Mrs. Graham;
painting '.in o':l, fruit or flower, Mrs,
Crws-19 .on glass, also figure, R.Taylor
f -.tae e 'Mrs., Jones,R.raY_.
or, e
n
en ink sketch,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Gra-
ham pyregran hy, Mrs. Jones; water
010 , ianas.c:.ape, Mrs. Jones ,Mrs.Graa
hem: piaroed brass, 'Infra Jones; eec-
Als .painting on silk, Dawso:u l?ro:s,
col stencillmg; Miss Amen Urquhart.
CANNED FRUIT
Col pie.k',es, D. Foster; peaches, 5
C"i;hton. D. Cre:gh'oi; plums, Mrs,
lYlo•o:•e J• Creighton; currants, Jamas
Crat•chto_t; pears, Miss Urquha:'t, Mtas
M ;C tl'u-n; cher:lea Jas. Creighton, I
tM,,-sr,aY' gco,eherrl;'s, W. S'n,fair,
I lfirshall; raspber•.ies, Jas Creighton
D C,sigh ton ; sir'twl1^ .'i's clr"o;
taneto:4 \V• Sinclair; Miss 'Urquhart
other \na0icty, W, S:nrla;r, I,om'•-made
bregi J ton, Mrs. Ma -r".0. t; ma••
I,1�• sugar, I)awsOrt Bras,; inse'•e setup
Adam ;hi, Donne, S. •Do'T e; Pity, D.
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CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000
96 Branches In Canada
;A General Bankinr Business Transacted
.IRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT',
BANK MONEv ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
:sterest stowed at highest current rate.
W. 0. CLARKE, Manager, Exeter Branch
wilmimak
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V•O., LL.D. D.C.L., President.
JOAN AIRD, General Manages. H. V. F. JONES, Ass't General Nlapeastece,
CAPITAL, $15;000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,5O0,0.0(1
BANKING BY MAIL -
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Ba* -
of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the saI r
careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's.
business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way nett„
satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. afl
Exeter Branch— A. F. Kuhn, Manager.
CR.EDITON BRANCH -S. 111. JOHNSON. Manager rum
Ths Harmless but KM -
cent rsmetly tor Headsc -
Neurale ta,Anasmiia.Sleep,-
liasnsss, Nervous E�•-
haustton, &c, •
Ci rado Mart Rest,teraat 1 000 AT ALL DRVOetfTR. AP W Ot7a MM.
GEORGIAN MFG. CO„ - COLLINGWOOD, ONT.
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of
Robert Campbell, of the Township
of flay, County of Huron, farmer,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Statutes in that behalf that all cred-f
itors and others having claims ag-1
ainst the eecate of the said Robert
Campbell, who died on and about Aug
!est, ,13th, 1916, are !required on or 'be-
fore October 9th, 1916 to send by post
prepaid or deli,rer to Messrs, Gladman
& retanbury, of the Village of L'xe-'
ter. Siol:citors for t he Executrix, 1
of the said deceased, their christian
and surnames, addresses and descrip-
tions, the full particulars of their
claims, the statement of their ac-
counts and the nature of the secer•
ieties, if any, held by them. And
further take notice that after said
lent mentioned date the said Exe-
cutrix will proceed to distribute the
assets of the deceased among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims oI which (she shall
then heave notice and that the said
Executrix shall not be liable for
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 such distribu-
tion.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for Executrix
Dated at Exeter the 1Jth day
September, 1916. t s c
JAS. BEVERLEY
FURNITURE DEALER
Embalmer and Funeral Directeen
Phone 74a. Night Call 74b
EXETER, ONTAR
DR G. F. 1tOULSTON, L.1J 8, RMS
DENTIST t a
Honor Graduate of Toronto 'UnsiVe0s
site. Office over Dickson '& limo
ling's Law office. Closed Wedn,eas•
day afternoons. Phone Of4'iee lap
Residence 5b.
LE, A. R. KINSMAN L'.,Delli D.D.L
Honor Graduate of Toronto n7
errity 1 , ,
• DENTIST ;e1a
9th extracted withoai peilm p$
any bad effecta. Office over Mails
roan it Stanbury'r Office Main 1111111
Exeter, •I .. s,. t •L4&1 i
J• W, BROWNING M. D.
a P. S, Graduate Victoria Using'
sity Office and residence 1Domiinis*
Labratory., Exeter, ,.
Associate Coroner of Huron : 1
f
of I. IR. CARLL G, B. A. , , ,g1.143
Foster, Miss McCallum.
MISCELLANEOUS
Set single harness, F. A. Taylor; set
tear. harness, F. A. Taylor; honey in
eection, Frank McNaughton, M. Breth-
oar; honey extracted, M. Drethour, F.
McNaughton ;display boots, and .shoes
W. N. Gunning; suit Canadian tweed
W. ie. Gunning.
SPECIAL PRIZES
Beat dairy cow, any breed, IraMar-
shall, Jacob Taylor; Lady driver, J.
Decker Ceo. Co e • Col. baking,
Mil-
dred
t-dred Moore;
Best light horse or colt
any age Ebner Rae; Best siuglc turn-
out, driven. by a lady and owned by
exhibitor, G. Coss, J, Decker; Best
5 lbs butter, Dawson Bros; Col. Bar-
red Rocks, Wm. Yule . .
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS DEPT.
Pencil drawing, Velma Doupe, Fred
C. 1,hack Iva Francis; Col wild flow-
ers, Elsie •Pridham, Gertie Francis;
Col. weeds E. ,Prkllham, G. Francis;
Col weed seeds, E. leri,dham; Co;. in .
furious insects, E. Pridham; Cal. pho-
tos. ,Wilbert Williams;; Col, native
woods, Ira McCurdy; Late potatoes
Orville Roger, Jessie Mule, E. Prid-
ham; garden carrots, .Venda Moore, W
Williams, I. McCurdy; parsnips, V,
Doupe V. Moore, J. Yule; cucumbers.
I. McCurdy, V. Moore, F. C. Mack;
sweet corn, W. A. {Doupe; pop corn,
W• ADoupe, J,Yule,
W. Yule
.
�ut
-
pn. O. Roger, F. O. Mack, C. Swit-
zer; watermelons, E. Pridham, Willie
Loupe; citi on, E. Gunning, Kathleen
O'Brien, O. Roger; onions, W. Wil-
liams O. Roger, Ruth Hanna; toma-
toes W• t,i Llliatns, •F, C. Mack; spy
apnics E. Pridham„ King Tompkins)
ler Roadhoase; apron, E. Pri.clham;
Button holes, E. Pridham; Cookies, K.
Oneri.si• E. Pridham; socia buiscuits,
K O'Brien V Moore, E. Pridham;
Lilht cake, L. M..Doupe, E, 'Pridham;'
dressee doll Loretta Lingard; bou-
e't.t cut flowers, E. Pridham, W. Vv'il-
lilnt'. Largest hen's eggs, C. Sweit'zer
Ralph Denham; Col. eostrtge stamps,
R hranaa. W, W. Roadhouse
Speciate--QuA, L, Lingard; beta,
W. Wilhaln'4; Vine peach, R. learn
na; . sunflower, I, Yule; . Welshes, Ira
,1iiicCt'rdy; painting in water colors,
Velem! Loupe
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Fa'hliae,.
Public, lJommissioner, ,Solicitor Peer
tte Diolsons lBank,• etc. hetet
Money to Loan at 'lowest eatels oily
Interest.
OFFICE, -MAIN STREET, EXETIJ.
MONEY, TO LOAN f ,1 1 t.. 1
We have a large ambuut of Allis
ate fundi to loam on farm an* !As
!age properties at lowest rate at lkp
ttarosta ., a
G1.ADMAN & STANBUBSi !'
Barristers, Solicitors, Mai* IIIA
Exete
r •_,
„Ire U4burne and tiibtert
Farmer's Mutual Fire insu
ansa Gompanp
Head Office, Farqulner, O
President ROBT. NORBB%
Vice -,[',resident , TIIOS. RYAD
•DIRECTGRS t 111,
WM, BOCK W113.. LOW
,t L. RUSSELL ' J. T. ALLISON,
AGENTS
t4
JOHN ESSERY Exeter. eget U
bornen 'd u
a d BI
d 1 h.
OLIVER BARRIS Munro agent* till
Hilbert Fullerton and (Logan. i f.
, W. A. TUltNHU7,D
Secy.Treas. Farciuhalp
GLADMAN & BTA.N'r3UR•Yi
Solicitors. Exeter. . it #1
CASTOR 1A
For Infants and Children
In Use .... .arts,
Fur Over 30Years,
Always bearg/! t.,-,
the
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