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portant Events Which Ha
Occurred During the Wee.
se War Rpuiugs C
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"re Shape
Our Paper — A
jGrznent
¶rorQuto„ompmee,it„,4onoed their
Tplaptele
cairipaigneOpereernits.
The Grated Rfalakeclhapter is hold-
ing its annual timeafeag in Stratford.
p,laus for the highway aeroSe On -
taro were laid before the Legisla-
ture.
The Chinese President and Cabinet
have approved the proposed break
witb l3erlin.
Exteasive thefts of Potatoes, but-
ter and eggs have been taking Mace
in Montreal,
air George Foster has asked some
a-epresentative menueadurere to tore -
suet with him,
is admitted in the British Com
-
mous that the Dardarmiles -eport
was ceeseeed by the War Cabinet.
Csaptain James E. Smita and Capt.
neatain Smith, brothers, who bath
end the lakes for years, are dead.
Weelesele auger deelees haye beete,
reed thet they muss ettnitile With
Le ° forbidding agreements to
P u0 Prices.
earnia woreingnien allege,' that
lie -ma tom getting jobs thermwhile
edemas''including returned aol-
rs. are 'Peerlileast.
Wattle -se, formerly of the
S. Bate -Allen, has been ap
Oteeernerp kleeest pereaty
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iil1k1 Government ltted, II the LRgislature to
aaU adieus who but en-
Aervice.
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upon many words In my' reading that
did not anderatand, my mother. in;
tilted ef tering me thedeaultioneirlita
applied to her, utriforear sera Me ft,
the dictionary to learn it, And "in this
war 1 eauttuslir learned anatir things
lyeitilzi the akezakicc of the individual
word in questiom-arnong other things,
how to me a cliedonarr. and the rmat '-
pleas= and advantage there might
he in the ose of the dictionary.
Afierwardsoireen1 went Lathe Tillage
choal, my chief diversion. after les.
sons a'ere learned and before they
ere recited, was in turning over the
pages of the "Unabridged' tlf those
da,vs. Nov the yeast modern Una•
hridged—theN 14" INTERNATIONAL --
gives me a pIefisture of the slime sort.
So far as my knoaltdgc extends, it in
present the best of thu- onesvolarne
dicti'maaries, rtnd quite sudicient for
all ordinary uses- trall those who •
possess the splendid dictionaries in
several voluni will yet find it a great
convenience to have thm, which is so
compact, so full, and so trustworthy '—
as to leave. in most eases. little to be
desirod:'--Albert
Professor of the English Language and
Literature, Yale Univ.. April 28.1911.
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Tr" ONTARIO'S tlIFST BUSINESS
ae
ks2p COLLEGE;
te Students may enter ear etas-
*
see at any time. Commence
3 your course now :Ind be quell -
tied for a 'position by lelieleuta-
mer. leurie,g July and August
o ast year we received calls
tor VER 200 OFFICE ASSIS-
TANTS we "could stipple..
Otte grarbiates are d mand.
it at eitee for ree ata
. cLa Prig.
The
ois
T e
Thaw was ee4y ad
atic.
h ss ot Connaught has
• lapse.
Hotel of Toron-
to be a crisis
Furttser meetings of women passed
esoiutIos demanding that conaerip-
on be Adopted,
American hard coal produeers
;have been 'warned not to fall to make
summer redUCtiOnS.
Sierte German SUbniatitteS Were re-
ported to have been put out of busi-
ness sinee January I.
Sir Lratall atelvin Jones under -
Vett a second blood trartefuidon OP-
eration to save his lite.,
Major George Bruce Hood o
Guelph, township, a noted live stock
judge and active militat7 nitui, died
t the age of 76.
John Nett, who watt police =gis-
ts of Port Perry tor thirty years,
d a resident of that village for
venty-iive years, died at the age of
2.
Shipbuilding contracts let by the
Imperial liutdtions Board. in Canada
for the British Govertunent will keep
every plant busy until well on into
1918.
The French Consul bas been di-
rected to call to the colors men who
had previously been rejected, in
order to release clerks and others
for active service.
The Montreal Board of Trade pass-
ed a resolution calling upon the Fed-
eral Government to enforee the Mili-
tia. Act immediately and call out men
for the defence of Canada.
Fire destroyed .100.000 worth of
property at the Cordova Gold Mines,
Limited, and the fate a three men
who were caught in No. 1 shaft was
unknown at a late hour last night.
The report that a German subma-
rine has been stranded near Belle-
voetsluts, on the Dutch coast, is con-
firmed by The iletvollsm. Fifteen
members of the crew, says the news-
paper, have disembarlred.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. lafthouse, wife of the Bishop
of the Anglican Diocese of Keewatin,
died at leenora.
It was announced that thirty thou-
sand bars will be voluntarily closed
in Great Britain.
Fernand La_bori, who was attorney
for Dreyfus in the world famous
trial, died at Paris.
The Duchess of Connaught passed
At' e e 'cal Corps is announced
the Militia Gazette. He succeeds the
late Hon. Sir Frederick W. Barden,
China has severed diPleinatie rela-
nfue :path Germaey, taken posseseion
pr• Alk-PeTalau ulereb4,14 shiPs iu
X
about SIX ill witpaber, plac-
ed thtr <mews on,alsereatAnder guard,
VandesTsttel:eaicleddi a an r " atrnst ° a t 11' °
Belted aU labor emigratio
a except to the extent ne
eupply the aeeds. of Qe
Malay tates. 9X(le
I.S.$1,11 for the Pt#
IndiaM man -pewee r
nection with the War,
FRIDAY.
Notable miditious ware made to
e British entliareo
'rhe Kaiser ia reported to bare or
dered tee 13eigiaa slave rates stop-
ped.
British shipping statisties prove
the, failure of tete ,aulemarine
eam-
paigo.
rhooeueeneofOatario
d. s e Slia°a°1-
leetensie-e plans to enpIOY
The Provincial
an Pro-
file
to
00 1)000
Q r in ce-
bill was
given itr secoud, radiug in the
Legielature.
The• Czaz of Russia abdiealed fo
Maine, reeolatiou, and Grand Duke
ettiche.el became Reg.
A total of 83.0ou,octofranes
ill harm been spent o tke war by
nee by Jame 1, eext,
Carseetaletle aLP,P, to
fo abut thlvteen'Tears die
gnoula, at the age of sereuty-
to
introduced f'`raNflocilvaiseSetjaltaies”
.
o et by a Government mein -
1"'l s Be- A, Waugh, 4 Public school
t tioinloa, Ont., fell on the
,bile g, heete, and died in a
) a
ea
ick Safely League will in-
ne before ne-a'
r ie dments are adopted ey Grand Duke Michael Accepts
he Leg • Throne From People.
The Ora . Grand Lodge of On -
Let Weil, eoreeluded its mammal see-
siou et Stratford, nee wet meet 17
Caathare ileat year,
Tb e Caeadian Council of Agrieul
$1,50 to $1,90 for grain t
the 13ritisli Government,
of $1,70,
A pi reorganize the Cartadia
little, and call our '40,000 to 100,-
000 mem primarily for home do -
has b,..?eri luta before the Cub -
01 aa cowa will be held en tlie ferm
of Ira Marshall 1-2 !nee wetat of tile'
village of Kirkton on Saturday alatreli
24th, commencing av one Melock,eheres
the folio -wine -•
-
10 c OW'S With. calf foot.
0 vow n due in M,erch,
10 mews due in AVril.
TERMS -10 months credit on furn-
Isaina ateproved joint notes at 6 per
ne per antiwar. A calf Will be donat
4 to the Patriotic, Fend. Secure.. a.
icket and set the bell going for the
eatio calr.
Pecry 13')q)c-, Att4L, ul,
Weekly Auction Sale
o Horses
The undersigned. ad
4ctiou at DOW'S
st Of the MetreP 1 e Q
rdaY afternoon, etch the 244
o'clock- Pee, the' following—
old fillies.
2 e ted madams,
4 -e -eta old filly
2 e-e`ear old geld-e-emene
A eaunber of good horses. cows
ealar" "afterela 10 goad Dur
uu ea.
TERMs--0 mouth-, eredit -with
r tient added on terifiehing atiprov-
notes.
Taylor J.
iietiortaer, Propriet
DUMA TAKES CONT
t, Lucas, Qua
ie
s leueeia Nre to Decide
• the Country WM ile-
mbile, and Not the
' to (x%ntiou
Ttie LM
the
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moraine t i
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bared r
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ti" °nett pu
people,
nent received
an +News
wholesale greeters nada, ta;54-3e an,
.littatisiastie swim died "—age 4
ti Hamilton after COertbage
Ports
1 rot
Sweden.
tided ;service of inter- Grand Petite
°I the Ailies throne of RasSfai
frcant was heldtbe Call.sent the
EIgin„ 311 businoss being sus -
urine the meeting'. riling to ta
the senti-o
:;;IpTs t:trutaDdliol;‘;.10 table gain Ag4113hee 'statement follows:
ttapagne region, "Grana lloace Michael Alorandro-
man TePresentatives viten, accepting the throne from his
0 banded their passports. brother, declares that he does so only
4ndpuRrauti5ilitionf ttbr:Turks in Die, who should bY a plebiscite
eon- with the consent of the Russian pea-
ostablish a new form of government
4 TheMeitrlorrs* eff the 204th (Beavers) and now fundamental lawa,o
rd,eposited in the Leg- meAtifotelasr rehloturneeeddiettelGoaeneraElropostarott
iBaslatttaliveicAchwatnerbee
Regulations. as to the wlgtring of Headquarters. The attitude of the
uniforms by officers were laid down armies at the front in the face of the
la an order from Ottawa, new develoPmellt net Yet ltaavat In
Toronto business men proposed to Petrograd, it is generally believed
t511.0e0Goovtaerenumenfotr that they orenitareasioe
Nicholas as conamanderein-in will
that the appointment of Grand Duke
farms. be received enthusiastieally by the
Colin Lovering, aged 35, and troops, with whom he is extremely
Henry Duruford, 17, were 'crushed popu1ar.
to death in a gravel pit at Poxmead, The Weekly Dispatch says it learns
Orillia township. o excellent authority that the first
Forestry, railway employees, and imisla.tive step of the new Russian
railway construction, medical corps. Government will be to assure the
have complete freedom ot all Russian
artillery, and infantry troops
reached England safely-. Jews.
The Grand Trunk has issued an 'The attitude of the revolutionary
embargo on. all freight excePt. coal Govern.ment on the subject," it says,
• shipments, in view of the possibility "will be guided by the leading prine
of a. strike in the United States.
The Minister of Militia announced
that about 50,000 at least of Can-
ada's militia would be called out for
immediate training for home de-
fence.
The Coroner's jury in the case of
the -murder of Wm, St. Pierre, near
Aultsville, found that the fatal shot
was foxed either by Nettie Richmire
or by Emerson St. -Pierre.
TAL
Auction Sale
OF RM, FARM STOCK AND
l'alP1,1:talENT
There will be sold by Public A
ion. on Lot 19, Con 1. Stephen
mile ,South of Exeter, on
TUESDAY, alARCH 27, 1917
At 12 ciatioek sharp, the folinvia
• eriy, viz :--
oeses-- ream good ",orkitle mere
Yeare old; Geeeral Purpose mare
9 year, (tido matched team of fillies
risine Z years old, sired by Storm
King; gelding rising I year.
catlie—Cow dam in, May; 2 cows
eueposed to be 'in calf; 3 choice milk-
ing eetys; ; choice 2 -year-old steers
ranaiee _from 1000 to 1100 lbs.; 15
calves 1 Year old.
Pigs—; ,store pigs, 140 lbs.
33 ,young hens,
im mem-am—Massey-Harris bind.' 6
; ormick mower,
tt ' 9;w; elanor; *Pleader in goo
ivork 'Order; se*, drill, 12 hoes;
ad em ,,, set distn0,14t4trbws, hay
ae Looksliatt tn.„..fUrrow
nearb' new; wall:iog Plow, see: -
wagons, WttgOti box, gravel
box, hay rala:e pig rack, Chatham
---,twee, mei efr00 lbs. WeI.11 szaies
grindstone, cutler, buggy, alcCoriniek
• cultivator Laders, ext'ension, pomp
• rough, 3 dee. greda hags, De Laval
mai separator, Not 15, new;, two
eledee elefins, sletlees and bunks,
taamele elimies; 2 set doehlierresea pa,
t Itttl feet rePC, car and
slates, fork, set double lialliese
set singe. aarness, horse bleaket and
robe, 2 wheelharrolve, 2 scoop shovels
ensilage forks, beriee fork and otij-
rtieles toe nemereus meal:ion.
ds e, mittutity eit ehtfice Pine and
sswood lumber; some Choimiceder
post rails and 3 number of
miantity at hay, rtaiete. and
As. oats; number of pieces ot
househo0 furniture, and a Staidebak.
asseriger car in good ritanin
^
• MONDAY.
Premier Briand of France resigns
after holding office for eighteen
months.
Sir Robert Borden will represent
Canada at the funeral of the Duchess tram the Butiry Prison in Moscow.
. . •
of Connaught. About 1,700 criminals, many of them
G. T. Pitkin, formerly a pronainent most dangerous characters, escaped
ciitzen of Petrolea died of heart from the prison but a majority of
failure in London. them have already been rearrested.
French and British captur.e over In scarcely any case was resistance
900 square -iles of territory from offered. All the undestroyed archives
Germa.ras on Western front, of the political police are being given
Custom returns in Chatham have to 13ourtzeff, the well -
passed the million -dollar mark. The known revolutionize,.
"The police of Kiev went over to
the new Government in a body. in
the provincial towns the manifesto
announcing the abdication of Eraper-
ar Nicholas was read from the stages
in the theatres. The audiences rose
and cheered and made up collections
with which to buy gifts for the
troops.
"An incident occurred in. Petro-
grad Saturday which is considered a
good augury for the new regime. A
procesison of five thousand officers
Surgeon -General Guy Carleton proceeding to the Duma to declare
Janes, Cairmaisisorier of Canadian their adherence to the new Govern -
Medical ,Servie.ee, arrived in Ottawa ment met troops who weer returning,
on. a six -months' leave of absence. and who halted and enthusimitically
Russian revolution is a complete cheered them.
success, though it has not yet been "Prayers for the Emperor and his
decided whether the country will de- family have been replaced in she
come a repulalic or a constitutional church services by prayers for 'Great
mortarclay- ' Russia and her rulers.'
Hairy Lave, an American foreman "M. Kerenski has rescinded the
in a Woodstock factory, was heavily order of banishment against Grand
tined and deported to the United Duke Dmitri and Prince 'Youssou-
States for seducing a young girl poff, the slayers of Gregory Rasputin,
employed in the mills. the monk, who exercised great intl.
After a discussion of economic nence over the Imperial family, and
question's in the Chamber of Depio the two men are returning to Petro -
T. Will aisle be offered for sae
t the same time and. niece the, above
raaativAl lot, ventaleica,g 96 ares, mare
or 'fitgte' iS or, the premises •
awl brick ,h0LIS,Z. Wok.: Paras, avite
aU modern equippment; drive ;shed,
ereheril, -orate, Wald
e lexed
is all Well deemed
it, mei 7.41i p on
1atals '
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AnS—Rell eslate--fiettle taieteeee
at eele; Chattels—An steet e: $10
d tiefica eleito over OM AnAne,At
S' credit by turetshreg eine:mei
4 Per cient, calf ior
rftveLy tverything ;will he s
•thaut irAts9rve,,
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Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK &, IMPLEMENTS
thcc wita. be sold by Public Aut.-
ion On LOI, 35, Soo. Z. Usborne. o
FRIDAV, NIARCii 23rd5 1917
At 1 &dock., sharp, the tollowing
j..11 ;foal to IC.Ing
Thomas; gelding rising 4 years;
gaid-
ing rising 2 years,
it:atilt—Cow due in April; 114.17er
due April 16th; heifer due May 9;
3 steers rising 1. ;yeltir old; 3 heifers
imutements—,Massey liarris binder,
rising 1 year old,
mow‘.1r and cultivator; set iron har-
rows', walking. plow, wagon, sleighs,
hay track giovei box', cream separator
puipet, whedberrowe grain cradle,
slings, (ropes, neckyokes„ whafletreee
water tank. grindstone, ditching toois
post auger, 2 horse blankets, buggy,
set double harness, set single harness
and many other tirades. 12 tons or
good hay.
ierais—S5 and under cash; over
that amottnt 12 months' credit on
tive of race or religious opinion. The ae-Putpluronsi.eotlffiefoinrt cansahtesin, liteupeort cneontt
esp.er
ciple of equal rights for all, irrespec-
ROHDE, Proprietress
reason why Jewish freedom is to be MRS' JOHN
granted so soon. is that it is a mark C. NV. ROBINSON, Auctioneer
of appreciation by the Duma for the
praiseworthy attitude of the Russian
Jews when tempted by the bureau-
cracy to desert the popular cause."
s mbi
will be convened at the Winter
Palace, which has been proclaimed
national property.
Telegraphing from Petrograd Sun-
day, R.euter's correspondent says:
"Between three and four hundred
political prisediers have been released
The Rus IanConstituentAsse y
away after a brief illness, death fiscal year will end on. March 31st.
being due to pneuraonia. The Parks Commission of Wood --
General Sarriel, the commander of stock has thrown. open five acres of
the Allied troops in the Balkans, will city parkland for cultivation by
wed a nurse. The soldier is 64 years thrifty citizene.
or age- Fred W. Bea, a.esistant manager
Premier Borden and General of the Royal Connaught Hotel, Ham -
Smuts were offered. the freedom of titan, fell dead on the street in front
Edinburgh, a unique honor for over- of the Cmext House.
seas statesmen. Hon. T. W. Crothers, Minister of
General Louis Hubert Lyautey. Labor, has gone West to effect ,set -
Minister of War in the French Can- tlernent between Feriile Coal Mine
inet, ,esigned as result of incidents operators and their employees. ,
in the Chamber of Deputies.
The steamship Algonquin, an Am-
erkan. boat, was attacked and sunk
without warning by a German sub-
marine_ It will not be considered an
overt act.
By a quiet revolution in Russia,
tae membe.rs of the Duma assumed
control and terned out the menabers
of the Government suspected of being
pco-German.
The Orange Order issued a mani-
festo in which they suggested that
steps should be taken against such
shirkers as left the 'country to avoid
doing their duty ha war time.
Captain the Hon. eerie Foe Fitt ties at Rome, a vote of cenedence in grad. ,
Libbock killed on relareb 11, aged 23 the Italian Governmeat was passed Major-General Zein Governor -
was the son.of the late Lord Avehure by a majority of e69 to 43. Ceenera.l. of Finiande has been arrest -
d brother of heiProserai baron. Ile Plane are being Perfected in New be 'the- commander„ of .the Baltic
was in thell10.0 His family Brunevvick for the organization of! gene oak -cadent remeamm
re famoeg the st, 'John Shipbuilding Company
to construct ships, at fare • woodet
ones and atter on steel vezseiles
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Auction
Sale
OF PUREBRED & HIGH GRADE
STOCK
Lot 'D Con. 9, Usborne, 3 miles south
ot Witichelsea, on Thursday, Mar. 29,
at 1 o'clock, the fallowing property,
Horses—L matched pair of fillies,
cliesnut., ;rising 3 years; 1 clyde geld-
ing. xising three years; 1 Agric.
gelding, rtsing 3 years; 1 mare, 3 -yr
lo foal to Chlaredyne; 1 horse 9 -yr
old, 1 gelding 4 years old.
l'ure-Bred -Shorthorn Cattle.-- One
Bull. 2 yeats old, "Corsican 4th" bred
by R. and S. Nicholson, seed by the
noted bull, "Best Beam.; 4 cows ••.vith
calves at foot; a cow due at time ot
sale; 1 cow due in April; 1 cow Mst
bred; 2 heifers 3 -yr -old; 1 yeatimg
Heifer
Grade Cattle—i new Milch sow; 1
cow due in April; 2 cows dite in June
heitcr 3-y t -old ; 4 two-yr-oldsteers
3 'miler:, ranee 2 years old; 2 steers
1 year old, 3 heifers 1 year .t1d; 2
fall calves, 2 young calves.
Hogs -1 e good store bogs
A amantey of ,good seed potatoas.
Teis is a choice lot of stock and
wilt. be sced without reserve.
Tetine—G months' credit on furnish -
Ma approved Joint notes. 4 per :teal
per annum off for cash in Lieu of -notes
larelsion 01 auctioneer to be Linde in
• 01 dispute.
C. W ROBINSON, Auct.
FRANK COATES, clerk
al. N. TAYLOR, Proprietor
children:,
Mothers Know That
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Always
Bears the
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ASTORIA'
..MOISONS: BANK:
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,80C,000
96 Branches in Canada
A Gen a Banking Business Transacted
CULAII LETTERS OF CREDIT
:BA NK MONEY ORDERS
SANINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
i.tereo. allow Cti at ilittleilt tilt/19a rate
AV, D. Ige, Manager. Bxeter Branch
Government, acooru..“15, L-0 rz,vatel 0
Petrograd despatch, Senator 'Boro-
vitinoff, Vice -President of the Econo-
mic Despartment of 'the Finnigh* Sen-
ate, has also been arrested.
F. teltoditeheff, leader of the Con-
stitutional Democrats in the Duma,
has been appointed Minister for Fin-
land and directed to proceed -to Hel-
THE CANADIAN B
OF CO MERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER,
C.V.O., LLD., %OA., President
CAPITAL PAID U, $15,000,000
JOHN AIRD, Central Mahar
11. V. F. JONES, Aset Gen') mu%
RESERYE FUND. • I3,500,00130
THINK WELL BEFORE YOU* SPEND
Each dollar saved will help Canada too
do her share in the War.
Interest allowed at 33/4 per annum on Savings deposits
of $1 and upwards at any branch of the Bank. 2
JOREDITON BRANCH —S. M. JOHNSTON, Manager. "I?
JAS. BEVERLEY ; DR. G. F. ROULSTON. L. D.'S.,
FtAiNrru-RE DEALER e
Erabalto,,er and 'Funeral Director Honor Graduate NoiTfISTToronto Univer4-
phone 745. mielt Gail 74b sity. Office over DickscMn & C,aata.
ONTARIO. ihnigte'srill-MaoNnvsO. Office.
Office5l.EXETRIt.
• ,Residence 5b. IA
THE USBORNE & EIBBERT -
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INS,TJR-
• AlteCE COMPANY ,
Head Olfice, • Farquhar, Ont.
President. • BORT. NORRIS
Vice -President, THOS. [RYAN.
D:RECTORS
\Mel. BROCK. War ROY
J. L. 11 t., SSELL, J. T. ALL1S0N
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY. Excter, Agenttis-
borne
. and Baldulpla.
°ELVER 11AI1R..S, Munro, Agent for
Hibbert, Fullerton and Logiaa.
W. A. Pl'URNRULL.
Secty-Treas. Earaulaa
GLADMAN & STANB,LIFI'T
Solicitors. Exeter,
C. W. atieBiNSONT
, LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Countits of Herron
Perth and Middlesex, Farm Stock
Sales a Specialty. Offiee,at Cockehutt
•Warerooms, meat door to ,the Central'
HeteleMain St. Exeter. Cherges mod-
erate and satisfaction guaranteed.
0 hi 1 GLADMAN
DR. A. R. KINSelAN, L. L. a, D.De-
Honor Graduate of Toronto Calvea-
sity.
DENTIST :
Teeth extracted without
any bad effects. Office over G'S,a14--
,
man & Stanbureme Office, Ma:nalte
Exeter. eel'
J. W. BROWN 'NG D S. Poi -
S. Graduate Victoria. Tertiversieeta.
Office and Residence, Domiletant,
Labratory, Eireter: '
.alssociate Coroner of 'aurora • Al
1. R.1CATtLING, ' tE*
+Barrister. Solicitor Notary Pettlietiel
Cominisaioner, Solic tor fox thee'
eloisons Bank, etc.
Money to Loan at lon-est
Interest.
OFFICE—MAIN ST. EXETEdI
• MONEY TO LOAN,
properties. at lowest a
We u nhdasvet to loan
largeloano na mfaorainn t 0.nta
eirest, •
tees al:
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