The Exeter Times, 1918-4-11, Page 4918t
Tin, ME,
And
ervous
was most
ing seemed
of 'tripoli
cgatored
he ha
Frederick
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stad iron
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and
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and
his
gained
Sommers,
remedy
you
, 1 yt
Got Well and
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ttle boy,
' ee, was
tired all the time,
at school, and
to help hint. I.
gavots it to him.
health end strencth
itt weight?
_Monaca,
a constitational cod
fen' delicate,
Formula on
know what you
Claildeen love it.,
GGIST, EXET
draggist in
aro was
Strop
weak.
so
noth-
'learned
It
---Mrs,
Pa.
weak,
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are
who I
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CLATWORTHY
GRANTON
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a 16)GENIAL
afflimai
BATFOlitin ONT...
SPRING TERM
FROM APRIL 2ND
• CononerciaI life offera the +
' teat opportunities. Recent ,t
`lady graduates ot this aehool •
. are earning as high as $1000 ler. 9
. anainn. The last applitation we 4*
ak* received from an office ma n :
4 with some experience offered .
110 initial salary of 51800 per an- 40
* •
ea num. Students may enter our .
* classes at any -time. Graduates .
is placed in positions. Commercial do
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..). Shorthand aria Telegraphy de- 4,4'
ilt pa.rtments. Get our free cat- .
. alogae. , , . , . . •
U. ELLIOTT President 2
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-.* D, A. MeLACEILAN, Principal,*
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LTAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
safe your Hair! Get a small bottle
of Danderine right now—Also
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and SeragaT
hair s inute evidence of a neglected
of dandruff—that awful scurf.
ere, is nothing so destructive to
e hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
lustre ,its strength and its very
illy producing a feverish,
bag of the scalp, svhich if
epaedied eauses the hair roots to
6Psart and. die—then the hair
1IaS. A little Danderine to -
'any time --will surely save
S TOPICS OF
r$iortat Events Whc
Occurred Durinz th
C'
Roan Words }InppeninZi tnrn
tuily Complied and ut lut
Handy and ttrwtiye Ship v tot,
the Readers of Onr Piper Soit Rorn' Io ment.
)
as sered nQUee On Ras-
a ; Guarda must leaye
was charged in Fran,
ourt with the. 0-
o hs P ,ber, Alfred Isaacs,
London ethic Co. shut off
a.night, leaving tit zee a
red e sume.rs without liithL
The eatened strike of rainer
and ;steel workers of the iN'oya Scotit,
Steel 4", Coal Co_ has been avorteci,
T4e er..1,7,7 of Se b«I•t01)01 isthre-it
eued with iniptnre by Turks 3 11:
KinrdS 123,...'4rtti2iitrt.,4 from opposite ditoc-
tiers,
:Rioting e-'4,27arre,,l, again in Quene4i
iast, ni,g„t4t,c,arinz tak.ing place by batii
g,gdcoLLeis Four eviViaris
t Columbia
center tne do -
FPO aws on the
4
T
big Tio
pedue
COM
pArt„
" The Loudon
way baS been, r
Veaa, Ilatard to rat
qu, gval by 14 emIts
seaser rate by 1,6
Five paeliell.Vers
,
rear Steil id ovetv
ar TtaShilitea agetaahl,4
the ,atlah 11044" Igst 111Sb
Utd 7N1174 S'tiltlaittg10104
•
ft BotV1111, Ilegstl#
/UMW et Citit=101;14-:k
Celexablts that th
a whole ,deldOr
Quehee 'site Ain
2,tarci,_,
of the coll,„•,•:-
oQt
• WO)14
rittiriP„.
oo oz tn.
Las'been, tar -
'ET,
,tveT
• t4e,
gitt,rais
•
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Th
wttil.+
, agt,
ed while ',11Shing
near Chathatn,
;wtwaf$ pass -
the 1u i
tor third
Toriaiate e a- Lag day ro
Ise fivat1$ for
enterta
ratintlgh rze of the
tingent.
Robert Heyworth 14 years of age
as shot and instantiv
Sound by Jack Tizzard, who,
tag ;tit a bird.
Massachusetts is now supii
the Federal prohibition
The State Senate has ratified z.'he pro
aibitery amendment,
Two houses were detroyed
*axes in Fait -batik last night, with t
brigades unable to give assitan,i-:
accontit of bad roads,
Plight Lieut. C. K, Wilson, of To-
ronto, was killed in an airplane al -
dent in F.,ngland, sceordthg to a cable
received by his parents.
The eighth long-rangbombard-
ment Of Paris began at 10.10 o'clock
yesterday, when a Projectile exploded
in the region of the city,
The Reid Wrecking Co., with dry-
dock and shipbuilding plant at Port
Huron, will merge with the Founda-
tion Company of New York,
Exchange of the instruments of
ratification of the peaee treaty con -
'laded between the Central Powers
and Russia took place on March 30.
Credits to the allies by the United
States in the last year were raised
to -day to more than $5,000,000,000
by a loan of $200,000,000 to Great
Britain.
Deeetrates of the O.E.A. had severe
nVern14 athzs pee w'
trongly or !nod.
Preiuie Cemeneeau Fratce
yes direct c1ena1
!in'statem,rat that
had been asked for.
e.ports of the Quebec roing from
#ry Headquarters and tr Lt.--
laehia -were read in the Com-
- Premier Borden.
gs F of 1,eamiagton,
ea in convulsions'
poisoning through
11 tam syrup out of a rustl,-
Dr Tiorae
Pti',I
ort to the annual meeting of tb
3urea of Industrial Research he
that. public ownership enferPrfse
should be aelf-suPPorting-
FRI1).„1,T,
A reyoutiou has broken out
Southern, Costa Rica.
Quebec is about normal again „ b
the inUitarY nre in charge.
The Daybigiatlaying Bill vas rea
the third timo the House 0
Commons..
Important regulations t Pre
food boarding have been in,ide 1),•
Food Board.
Canada's gold reserve see
ty e millions the Dom lo
u ding,
provitaci41 g,
- „ a Red Trian
Mgt:, •ivas Nanned or
Amazing admissions
were made by Clirista
Hatutitor before Afr, stt�
The Hydro,,etentple Power
siihas completed the purcbthe ConntY Xiight S.ad
terms
of la
'Grar
het'
wbtlad
Gen,
*
•S„,a, of,
high,est
Al,••,-Leita, of
son ot Col. MeL
,ubury Queen's,
f€D0u-ralL commande
the Caundian Jorsrnits, ha
been decorated with ie Cross o
Legion of Honor.
The Provincial Department
Agriculture win co-operate with, Q
tawa to urgiug the growing of mor
to meet war demands.
far ationi 3 2,1)00 men
tl 'ted under the Milifarle
the cost of admlaisterin
has amounted to near -
a halt,
or of the men
and disinter-
erYice. has vduntarfly
the or ot Cost
„sal -out -7,T.
f Efinnatma for t
to order an in -
of Mis5
as dismissed he,,
d Terzie
$
Another Attempted Thrust at
Amiens a Failure.
Gennans Are Continuing Their
*longing, Tactics With in eased
Vermity and the Op1rathnLs At-
1)evelotaing Into a Magnified Ver-
dun With, the Teutons Staking
Everything to Secure Victory,
LONDON, AOrn 5.— Germans are
eontinaing their pluaging, tactics in
the Amiens battle a -ea with their
operation rapiolY developing into a
greatly magnified Verdun, The
similarity with the class),c example
of a Germau attempt to beat
an enemy by sheer force is Oily
growing, This development, obtra4es
self not only because of rtarro**g
ef the area involved in the attaeir
and the practice of hurlieg great
masses of troops at the defenders of
arrow front regardless of sacri-
e
aces, nut by reason of newly -develop-
' tendency to alternate the attacks,
-lb, rest periods for one sector while
the other is la action.
Thus, Saturday the main attack
vas delivepod7 on the Allied centre,
!ter the blair launched south of the
Somme on nrsday and that driven
into the noalak taf the river on Friday
had spent tlieMselves.
nay's big plunge appears to
jt,Starting point just 10
va
OUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FVJUSH CONSTIPATED
orick,leaMnipetrhniieitartliesybirtiofwpteolonsfgielitgh‘IS:coaoia,
l_ted
Motiters ecu rest easy after giving
"Oalifornie. Syrup of Figs" beeause in
- hours al/ the clogged -up waste,
sour bile and fermenting, food gently
moves out of the boweLs, and you hare
well, 'playful child again.
Sick children needn't be eoaxed to
take this barmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it handY he,
cause -they know its action -on the stom-
ach, liver and, bowels ie prompt and sure.
Ask yaor Alru briAt for a battle of
neatisenstaeoteaof riga," which cote,
tains directions' for babies, children of
all ages aud for grown-ups.
Auction Sale
OF ARA! STOCK & IMPLEMENT
Oa Loi 5, Con. 2, Bay, on
THURSDAY, APRIL iSth, 1918,
lon„
Cat
13 0141-
Sooaine, Where the ; v cow
If is near ;he juitic-
Preach- Appar-
t Albert -Amiens
vitnity of („,lorlde,
east f Amiens, the
ssos of troops
d the posing line from
Vaire wod, ea ot Corble,
The stacn. was repulsed ivlth
avy losses,
Succeful British counter-ttnokc
were iauucited against the Oerrnaniit
itt Avelny Wood, ut the west side o
e Aricre river north of Albert. Th
British recaptured all their former
sitiona.
Field \$aJ. 3 x pert says
t the Qek was, re,
counter-,
PIZeed the
ly held by
criticism for the Department of Edu-
cation, elainaing that local authorities
are unable to adopt the system to lo-
cal needs.
The Ontario Educational Associa-
tion convention was formally opened
last night with the address of the
president, Dean Pakenhata of the
Faculty of Education.
The big White Star liner Celtic,
which was torpedoed a day or two
ago while on a voyage to the United
States, has reached a British port
safely. The Celtic is a vessel of more
than 20,000 tons.
THURSDAY.
Bombing of German cities is caus-
ing great damage to property -
Armand Lavergne has been de-
barred from entering St. Roch dis-
trict of Quebec city.
Oleomargarine regulations were
the subject of lengthy and vigorous
debate in the Comm -ns.
The steamer alacassa left for
Hamilton, opening the navigation
season in Toronto harbor.
A neutral observer who has just
left Gerraany says the public begins
to believe that offensive is a failure.
The United'States will take meas-
ures to hasten the operation of the
program calling drafts to the colors.
The new regulations for bakeries
are reported to be working advan-
tageously ti, both bakers and cus-
tomers.
Bernard P. alcEnaacy, well-knmwm
mining man, died suddenly in his
apartment on Sherbourne street,
Toronto.
Twenty-one returned officers will
go to the United States to aid in the
third American Liberty Loan cam-
paign.
Chemicals Valued at $50,000 tnat
cannot he replaced on account of em-
bargoes were destroyed in a fire im
At a meeting o entral,
-era! *tf9li
SATCR,
Lord Robert Cecil decia
n has shown eear1y that
to Prussian poUey and
eala.
Two men held up tbe sto,
eyal Bank branch at Cote dos
;lgs, :Montreal, and eseaped. with
0.itt noreif,
Toroato accorded a great welcotne
tc tbe Archbishop 01 York, who ad-
dresced a capacity autiteace itt
last night.
The Provincial Government wit
appropriate .$25.000 to provide extra
club quarters for Ontario soldiers itt
London, England.
Xing George sent a message of
congratulation to President Wilson
on the anniversary of the United
States* entry into the war.
The Provincial Dairy Conference at
Quelph unanimously passed a resolu-
tion looking to the formation of a
provincial Dairy Committee,
Alfred, Sex, of Brantford, died at
the Base Hospital, Toronto, of spinal,
meningitis, having taken ill three
days after reporting for service.
Toronto officials and military °Mt-
cers gave a rousing Send-off to the
-enty-six furlough men who started
their returm acairney to France last
Right.
andge Wedderburn of the Comity'
Court of St, Salm, N.B., former
Speaker of the Legislature a.nd also
ex-Provinciai Secretary. is dead, at
the age of 84 years,
Baron Rhondda British Fuel Con-
troller, in a eable received in To-
ronto, paid tribute to Ontario's ef-
forts in food production, and urged
continuation of the campaign.
Ernest Decarie, M.P., Robert A.
Ross, C.E Hon. Chas. Marcia M.P.,
Alphone Verville, and Mr. Ar-
noldi, City 'Treasurer, have been ap-
pointed by the Provincial Cabinet
Commissioners for the city of
Montreal.
MONDAY.'
President Poincare has refused to
pardon Bola Pasha, who will accord-
ingly be executed.
' Arrangements are being made for
holding peace negotiations between
Russian and the Ukraine.
Major Albert Victor S. Nordheimer,
Toronto, was reported killed in the
present offensive, and his cousin, Roy
B. Nordheiraer, was reported wound-
ed.
The House, before adjourning 'a
the early hours of. Saturday morning,
passed in a couple of minutes a war
appropriation of nee hundred million
dollars.
The Canadian -Seed-purcha.sing
Commission has in transit for distri-
bution in Eastern Canada 300,000
bushels of high-grade inspected seed
pate, to be sold at net cost.
At a spectacular fire on Royce ave-
nue Saturday afternoon, 200,000 gal-
lons of lubricating oil in the Galena
Signal Gas Co. plant were destroyed,
at a loss in -excess of 4200,000.
• Coal prices will remain stationary
in. Toronto at $9.75 and $10 per ton
during the sumnaer months, and nor-
mal requirements of over six tons
will be reduced by thirty per cent. -
The "Father and Son Movement"
was inaugurated in Hamilton with
special services in a number of
churches, and meetings are to be held
through- this week to further the
idea.
The Government has provided
$404,0.,c4013.15,DetwOd0aeenvlignite of EP"-foeirae4a,tp.lb,antto, r.,1;4tta,„5,,sasl3,1°,,.fue4.1
h ,
31
d and tkt
lu Aveluy
itt positiona
he Ilritish On San engaged i
r loegt1 dghting at :iotts points
rePulSed natt counter -
They tI otf by artfl-
two Attacks launch.
bortmod of 'Buequoy,
0 AV -German detach,.
atued a foothold itt
a was Awed out by
eoutt*ttaek, Auotber attack at
riresne was .euttlsedbut the Ger-
an elorfs along the Oise to enlarge
gains were eoutinuel
Chauny and
he Frenelt commander
isabie to withdraw to
vieusly prepared, and
:hese are being held etrougly.
The attack launched against the
British in the region of Albert, anti
rthward on Friday was kept up
well Into the evening, but its contin-
uation gave the enemy little, if any,
tdditional advantage!. His saint= here
)ear to have boon largely limited
o a slight rush forward tlong the
tttere near Dernancourt.
The Germans have "pttabed down
South from Chauny and Barisis on
the Oise front, capturing the villages
af Pierremande and Foietabray, the
latter lying on the southern outskirts
af the lower Couey Wood, They re-
port also the capture of fourteen hun-
dred prisoners,
Lassigny Farm, south of liebu-
erne, also was the scene of very
eavy fighting Saturday before the
Germans finally regained it. No less
than three attacks were delivered
against the British positions, The
first two were repulsed, but the third,
which was delivered with large
Cortes, compelled the British to fall
back a little and abandon the place
to the enemy,
The British artillery continues to
ootir,d the Gertaans all along the
battlefront. An example of the fine
work being dyne by the gunners is
to be seen at Ervillers, which the
Germans have been forced to aban-
don because of the heavy fire. Mory
has also been, made virtually unten-
able, and other places are not very
foetabl
It was apparent Friday that before
the attack, began that the Germans
W01114 attempt an advance and the
British artillery concentrated on all
known places of assembly with a
tremendoua bombardment. This un-
doubtedly weakened the assault
which followed.
A spectacular feature of the fight-
ing developed at Ville-sur-sancre,
below Dernancourt. At this point the
Brtish troops, who were advancing
for a counter-attack; clashed in open
ground with Germans who were com-
ing forward for another drive at the
British line. Hand-to-hand fighting
of the bitterest sort ensued, and the
Germans were finally forced to with-
draw before the furious onslaught of
the British. The fighting about Der-
nancourt was intense and lasted
nearly all day.
The Germans delivered their last
attack on the Alliert-Amiens railway
at about six o'clock, and the fight
continued until it was too dark to
sea. The Germans at the end of --the
day held a small section of the rail-
way, but their gain of ground had
been comparatia-ely small,
Lady Lawyer's Ambition.
LONDON, April 8.—Miss Adelaide
II. Grenside, B.A., of Toronto Uni-
versity, has joined the staff of Messrs.
Munton, Morris, King ez Co., London,
with the object of being articled to
them as international law agents, to
be supplemented by articles under
the Solicitors Acts, if the profession
is thrown open to women.
German Is Arrested,
AMSTERDAM, April 8.—The Lo-
kal (Berlin) says that Cap-
tain Beertleld, who waparticularly
concerned in the distrIbdtion of -the
memoir ot Prfnee L1 fr6kY,the
former German
,
don has been -place nnd4pKktn
r
:arr
- 2 v
rp, the following
:—
ding. tising 6 year's old
5 years old, in foal' to Col -
mare rising 9 years old.
Witk calves at foot;
4 to he in far -
a6.4 -3 2 ea„.t-s ol, 2 4eif-
tsteer. 1 year
ar d grade hail
?rat
shoats, brooclsow with lit -
ler 3 weeks
ImPP.ments—A. full line of goo
.farrn implements, harness, 2 top bug-
gies, light wagon, cutter, lumber wagon
hay rack, stook Tack, set bobsleighs,
anniugmill ard uwuerotis other ,•:.t
'S A quantity hay, 75 hens ausi
IlousebokI —Pandora range,
creant sepzuator, 6 chairs, sideboard,
uztsbing machine, pails and other ar-
Id lii Las
s
h; ver
n°
da
Geo
the proprietor has
lams of $10 and under,
nut 10 months,
oved joint noteui. A
tients oft'
B. S. 1
Sale by Tender
Real Estate, Plant, iaobnery ttrd
Eanipment of T,HE EXETER 'MANU-
FACTURING CD3IPANY, LL)IITED
Exeter. Ontario
Tho orideraigned 5611
'vela autheriX,04 h.'S” the
to seti bs: private sat,
valoable prop0rty undt.
e o a ("Allan mortga,,
"nspected. Wong with I
vrs aff0Oting the
their law cakes at Ex
line.
halet
<
nd
which tua,
ot her ti -
perty, It
r at an
Thr, property consists of all of tots
81, 82, and 115ou the west side ot tare,
ew Street in the said Village and
)arts of Lots 34, 35, and 36 on the
corner of 'Wellington and Andrew
Streets, together with all the plant
rnachiners,, engines, boilers, Patterna,
moulds, tools tou5 effects in or a-
bout 'the said premises or belongin,
to the Exeter Manufacturing Co. Lint-
' ed. I ,
The company bas been engaged in
general foundry repair work as web
as in the manufacture of road -mak-
ing machinery, concrete block mach-
inery, cast i.tot. culvert pipe, belts,
telnelbarrows, plow points, pumps,
water -troughs, and other hardware
specialties and, is welt eruipped for
these lines. The builditzs are brick
and iframq arid the machinery in good
working order so that ;thq purchaser
could operate at once, Valuabte con-
nections have been established jar
handling the output and the Com-
pany's goods have earned a, splendid
reputation.
Exeter is admirably located for. la-
bor; transportation ifacilities are
good and. taxes low.
Sealed tenders wilt be received up
to May 1st, 1918 • -
Twenty Per cent of tender price
be amid upon notice at acceptance of
tender aad the balance within 30 days
Possession upon completion of pay-
ment. Terms for balance may be ar-
ranged.
All tenders should be addressed; to
the undersigned solicitors and mark-
ed "Exeter Manufacturing Co. Ten -
.der." The Mortgagees reserve the
right to refuse any tender.
For: lirther particulars apply to—
GLiaDMAN & STANBURY.
Barristers, ole
Exeter, Ontario.
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Atm-
Lioneer. Sales, c,onclucted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate. Orders left
at Times Office will be promptly at -
'tended to, -Phone 116, Kirkton. Ad-
dress. Kirton, P. 0.
-SOUR, ACID --STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepain" neutralizes exces-
sive acid in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at, once.
Time it-! In fire minutes all stom-
ach distress, due to acidity. will go.
No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or
belching of gas or eructations of undi-
gested food no dizziness bloatingfo 1
breath or headache.
-Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stotnacha.
It is the surest, quiekes*tornaeli sweet.
oiler in the whole world, and besides it
is,rharmiess. But an end to Rtoma el'
411*Ft:es at once by getting a large fifty-
centsase of .Pape's Diapepsin from any,
Vato e Youeahze in five minutes'
ow: 0 from in
nae
la.;t0 a„, mach '
CASTORII
For Infants and Childrencr
't•494g
TheProprielaryoribtenl*Yutekt,
Alte getable Preparation farAs.,;'
, sintitatiagliternadandReg*
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CAPITAL AND IMSERVE $81SeC1OGO
98 des in Canada
A General Banking Business Transacted
omOuL.R LErTERs OF IRED6I'
DAK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
allowed at highest onrr
D. CLARIP MANAGEn, EXETER
HOG PRC)I)UCTION
It is a matter of the greatest importance- -*
that Canada should increase her produc-
tion of BACON HOGS and other live stock
as there is at present a world-wide short-
age of meat. Good markets for some time -
to come are assured.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE'
will gladly make loans to assist farmers in
good standing to acquire live stock. al
EXETER BRANCH—A. E. SUM, liANAGER an.
Crediton Branch—J. A. Mc Donald Manager, 1 , 1,11,2stai
*01MMOMM01,.
DR. G. F, ROULSTON. L. D. S., D. DEl
DENTIST
Honor Gradnate of Toronto Univer-
sity. Office over Dickson & Oarl-
ing's Law Office. Closed Wednesdy.
afternoons. Phone Office 5a and
Residence 5b.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L,1.D.,
Honor Graduate of Toronto Unive4
sity, t1 La,
• DENTIST ' ' °Mt
Teeth extracted ;without pain. 30,ft
any bad effects. Office over
man & Stanbury's Office. Malt:1044
Exeter..
THE USBORNE & HIBBERT
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
Head Office,
President,
Nice -President,
Farquhar, Ont.
;LIGET. NORRIS
THOS, RYAN.
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCK. W.M. ROY
3. L. RUSSELL, J, T. ALLISON
AGEN'I'S
JOHN ESSERY. 'Exeter, Agent Us -
borne, d'E'dd I h. '
oLivga HA.RRIS Munro Agent for
Hibbert, Fullarton and. Logna,
' W, A. TI'LTIRN/31.TLI,..
, Sleety-Treas. Farquhar,
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter,
El. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR fer Counties of Huron
texth and, Midtlleaex. Farm Stock
° tia" e,e Cockshutt
e trat
J W BROWNING M. D. M. O. Pq-
S. Graduate Victoria Universittie4
• ,
Office and Residence, DominiO*
Labratory; Exeter.
'Associate Coroner "of Huron tiJ
I. R. CARLING, B. A;
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pubiiia;
Conanaissioner, Solicitor for tlit#
Molsons Bank, etc. ' • ,
Money to Loan at lowest rats Oti"
Interest.
OFF'ICE-MAIN ST, EXETER, OM
MONEY rro LoAN
We bare a Iarge amount of prim t
funds to loan on farm and vi1ing0"
properties, at lowest .ratets of hitt
crest. '
GLADAIAN & -STANRCTRY
laarristera, Solicitors, Men t, Er
ter. Ontario.