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a' high as l.0(tfl per
last application we •
an office man
tien>errence offered
at salary of. $1800 per an- •
al. Students may enter our :
ssee at eny time. Graduates•
al la positions. Commercial •
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Land and Irelegraphy de-
mente. Get oar bye cat- •
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ELLIOTT Presidexit
L. LACHLAN Principal.
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Irne prices
fre Felice
ntnd deie 45 cents per arm.
a 7 etrand fenee 49 cent.s per rod,
strand l'enc,..; 55 cents per rod.
Steal gates, barb wire and brace
otidar fence posts at low ,prices,
leas° 9 and 10 'Pot Anchor, posts. Let
lute, tquote you my prices on all kinds
E lumber and shiegies„ Place your
order .0C0S' 1017 what Fertilizer you
Peen,
seff IZER $30.00
Phone 12, c _
1,C ',ATV/1010'11Y
GRAN T 0 IN
LANstuRD MAN DECORATED
Ilat. Harvey? G. Young, son or Bar.
John '13, Young, Base Line, Bianshard
avas recently granted. the D,S.O.while
nerving as the, M.O.of an advanced
dressing station. The official report
eays that, "He established an advanc-
fadepest-- .under a heavy barrage and
a*,,antoring during two days in ova
Over four.it hundred wound-
gtapt, took his M.D. at
tato' Urasairsity i 19,18aid was
erne 'at. the General floapital
ngPing ..;•vt-ir6,eas
Ate
Pan ;I-
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Pei'
fltar
oz th•e \IfaCLpal
' the Conned Chem
t 241i with all the mem-
nutee at the 1fleeCingheld
were read and approved,
'anon/
were read as rol
a
fi'r tts,i s -ac ; Special
l'apPointsd t con..ider
rtt to 'the Assessment Act,
rt and Per tale, that the reeve
PC
er
cierlsi,strit Cre5sor he named as a corn-
mittee fa, consider and report -Car '
•
From 5, 5. Turner anti Sons, Peter-
. boroc,s-l• r- lags Ederl
From Fred Burnham, ttsq.,
'.it of rlte Cirandinci War frit:ASTi
aid'S.;-,r13.1"4 Montenegro and Mace
net with ,rin. appeal for aid. lie
"Lae tallow/ref accounts wtre re
Finance,
conicenfee:-D, Ineaseit, vork 1.23;
A VaLer, leather, 50.ci E. iss
'eattlag gr'ass. $3; j. McDonald, lab-
or ceineter.Y. 1.-iellman, do.
_
in'yeld, do,
4, being aporovetr .c>i- by
learn, do, ".s/-sens'i
EinzneY ,Sroa., a,
in, 'vls, farm tools icianee
tvy labor, Sil3,75; 5, Sano
G. Creech, teana, "'43.L-
;:ig Co., ;,,22,11?„ S33
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.$50
The .
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me department.
Snell -That tl
nuthorizeil io
i by the Lana-
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Senior, cler
ORDes.IN'
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PE 11'i , MRS. HYNDMAN
place, on Monday,
%lotto Quick', rep -
john liyadmaa,
her titiet se Deceased bad sta-
red from ne partfruiar ailment, but
metes the last ten days had become
tainer and had pent a portion
el' dan' in her bed. 0 Montlay enr
•ni usual and ate quite ails:arty
7:rnr. fter' ;he sat at the
window for an hour_ Suddenly ;he
became tired and after being iielped
to bear bed she passed away in a few
minutes, she was bright and cheer-
fiO, as was ne.r wont, almost to the
very last, Deceased was probably the
oldest of the native bora residents of
the district, and was born in August
En leN, on the homestead farm of. her
either, the late Isaac Quick, about
two 'rules south, of Exeter, After her'
ir,arriage to the late Dr. John Hynd-
maa ehe came to Exeter and this has
beea lier home ever sence. 1 -ler hus-
band predeceased her 18 years. Tsvo
sons and one daughter survive, Geo.
Dr, Hugh K. and Mies Edith, ail of
Exeter. The funeral, which was of
private nature, took place from her
tate residence on Huron Street to the
Exeter cemetery on Wednesday af-
ernoore The late Mr. Hyridnemt
sval a woman of excellen.t qualities,
and beloved by all who knew her.
She Wa.; a most interesting person to
chat with and her recollections oi the
early days were vivid and entertain-
ing. She loved to talk of the early
families, .who were the first settlers.
Always cheerful, bright and buoyant
ia spirits, she will, even at her great
age be much missed in the home. .
CONIMITTED SUICIDE.
Clarence Levey, aged. 29 years, coin-
inittett 8uici,c1,e at: an early hour at his
home nit Osborne near Zion, on Weds(
nestle) morning of last aweak.
ey was apparently in, has usual
health on the mollifies in quest:Ion
- and nothing unusual had transpired to
indicate that he, was going to coinniit
the a -ash act upon. himself. got
up about sex o'clock in tire, fearaing
ancl ss'ent out to the barn, Mrs. Lev-
ey aernatiains in. bed fier some little
time; later, Mr. Leve,y not returning
at the :time she thought he. should be
rutu,ien, eiroeeecie,c1 to the barn To
see a-I:et was detaining 'him. She
searched the pr-emises . conseleratilv
but could find no trace ;of her heszt
hand ;...s.ne the's went over to Ala
(haea-n's, a neighbor, who eeturned
steitil her and an further search Solana
iele Levey in, the silo, .cold Iti death,
bidiet doe itt his foreheael and a
theety-two caliber re vo,ive.r close ;it las
side 1 is esedent be held the dead-
ly sec:aeon. close ;no his head, as a
heavy black fring ,of horned powder
surrouncl'rd the Wound ' Coroner Dr
I -Lynda -rail -was' immediately called, out
Ire decided an inquest uralecessary,
it being quite evident that it ens a
-tear ease of suicide. He leaves a
wife and one child, Mrs. Levey bc-
int' formerly- a Miss, inarnes, a- daugh-
ter of 'the late Isaac I-leen:so of the
s ee township, 2str. -,I,eartey and lam-
fresicied in Exeter ' '• wiritaf, hays
oved-heiner feetaxi „et'Ithet-
ie' ntn0",,Y.44
an Events WhiCh Have.
red Durin'e the We&j.
1tts-s Works happenings Ca
tuih tupiled and Put into
arniAttraCtiVe) Shape to
e iheittlers ot Ord Paper — A
s nj
Solid
. C. Taylor, it proniipent
h of LimisaY, is dead,
Meatless weeks for Germany i
likelihood Of the bear future.
John II. Kerr. secretary of the
Ba.iiiiiitilthotini.. Westinghouse CO, died al
Bolshevik Commissioner tor
t!aii's,was shot dead last Fri-
dAre ay luzoteitioirt_e
ort)Ridel
ztd. i,y,_,,,red lett erb
froas Tororo, ilte tri
betng made in six hour, with a stow
maoliine,
A.. ehic and
provincial welcoae. has
been planned for the hattalioit al
United States troops who will visit
Toronto on Friday,
Te ncinnen formed a
tion known as the Toront e
44Sociation, They are asisiitg for a
_
.W.gr:raissIllilg!:itt.t\nNa-ee's7ae-itlelgk;ith°Qelff'
wUe l'0r.a,1:m/ly eau -
cemetery had her leg
brjken. by the stone failink,pfa her.
The members o d e tive of
be Saskateliewa
tee have reS en
eertnin ref's' nli ood
Board.
The Roiehstit wiU be asked to
pass it new vote 04. Creditwfalrrali55,e-
00 0,0 00,Csi)
0 marks, .
Germany's war debt to 20,090,000,-
000 marks,
Two of the ?slim Beach, by wilo
wevc sWeln• Out intothe lake in au
open, boot on Saturday were found
dead in tno s4ia Aeitt' N'tagara. Tile
titird boy is still a...lasing,
Neleon Starr, a young York COUL1-
t)' fartner, was fatally injured by a
train while drIvin across the rail-
way tracks at
coldieby lrzurpildni?! with Aurora. A returned
aped death
t
Major W. A. IliSIsop, V,C., D.S.
0 Ita-s brougitt tlowu 72
fs Toronto. whielf. is
an
25 e
es. isecording to r -.eel).
eeliell
tt
cIsc fomene an'e tote irt-, go-
eng Frizaee a month it e. and he
bas becn p srtattenjly reeafled to
business
WEDNESDAY.
of I o."
eeffte
The is a failing oft of one-tittrd
10 onee.haif in Gte loitntex at1i itt
ard Islat
C�ittpnlory sse of subs:10J s rot,
t prescribed by nit order
of 1110 Food Board.
Kong is manirtg a further
tf 250,0 00 to the Imperial Brit -
Government towards war e
United e
5tat,it Visitors to Canada
aro not obliged to re ", nor d
ey requite pStsp0rl,5 jwee an-
nounced.
The C.P.R. niechinists at Wheel:-
pog have voted to strike in protest
against the continued employment of
ion -union man.
Dr. 11. H. eloorltouse, Toronto,
was convicted on four charges of
breaking the Ontario Temperance
Aet a.nd fitted .$1,200.
Two telegraph offieials and a wo-
man wore instantly killed in Mont-
real by the collision of it motor ear
with a trolley pole.
An inspector of the Ontario Li-
cense Board at Timmins discovered
an attempt to smuggle liquor into
tree province within plaster of Paris
pedestale.
York County Council provided for
the extension of the good roads
movement in North York to the ex-
tent of the 'construction of 100 miles
of highway.
An investigation being conducted
by the Ontario License Board has re-
vealed the fact that a number of don- ra
tors are issuing a great many pre- pe
seriptioes for liquor. yo
Germans in the Crimea liaNe Sa
ed a revolution, by which the Tartar by
Assembly has been dissolved. Gen. ee
1.
.44,se 31,te1ae, a ,Younger bro
or 0t farmer Enipror 'Nicholas. Is
the head of a Inovenlent tit Turke-
stan favoring the separation of that
torrhorY from Russia.
Limit J Da -nes It APwaS
inStantly Iiied, and Cadet B.L.
Foote slightly injured, RI do airplane
Cvash at Callao 'Mohawk, and Pte.
. h. Harvey was killed in an air
-
I accident at Camp Borden,
'R
Thotna Fegtson, Tornnto, was
fataily njureS n a shiph iDding
trd.
OileloUi and 1o1euuns have been
Paced en the si of restricted ini-
ports by the G. S. War Trade Board,
dis'Ip'113"t7eNoisvseStet°1(ttitia, Steel
14ne(n‘°3tilecCe°1Ing :
inereatses granted, by the coin"
t ham ust rini Sebod
fst_ year 'Q'Ourse has been so st
cesstal that a second year course is
now being Planned.
st\VA°;,keililaefsti beheolsipteagitl7nolul rtebatIll'Itc
t. It will be located at Salishur,,,
fllUoa from Southampton.
thas. R..11lacklin, a prominen
ter lie4r Fenolin. Haldimati
evpired suddenly in hi
whilehoute conversing witiLdIriend
A tin- I, mail circuit betwee
I'oron-to, Montea axid Quebec', b
ilanse, wll, i is expeetod. be es
berore Ute ni thlle of ilex
0
six
'71.....wparoanamrawamanamowaraerrwanannamomm,
TH.E FARMERS GO TO orrAWA
To Ottawa the farmers vivant,
To interview the government;
They wished their sons at home to
keep,
Their Textile fields 'to help to re
Sir Robert Borden met them then,
And listened to their earnest prayer,
T '.); told ihun or his promise fair,
Ther istalwart sons he said he'd spar
ThOnS„,1-tedgr., ed thev should supply the
01 altied countries now who, bleed,
And showed their willingness to work,
Attd. did not home produotion
Sir Robert, honest ,just and plain
ToId ow we had ,to face the strain;
The Gerejttns forced our arms to meet
toward the seas they dtd --
tr a
t inc
UOt
fience we r
I ranei
And farnier
)
You
arta
-
o Food r,tcy,tra reminds elturehes
/er organizations iltat the
Ons must be strictly o5served
socials, public luaylicons,
rs, etc,
Duke or
/ open
donatetl 10
01, at Sisebt'o
tandet' 3.
Heise F. Gilteii
ItatiO,
ula -that
1
' tile Qneensto
titre, Govet--
tlttt band
College
he., by et,Yal-
ef
,N1 kV31.
0, tOtd
Niagara Benin,
would taki
Gtiwahv higli
Wqrueudoe in great de
tieipal e
cain
ras:
syoutea physi-
mit
all parts eptintrY
10 tak over the work ef men
called tor duly.
Acting L'renter Walt of Australie
tates that heavy dircet taxation wifl
be necessary itt (be near future. e
defttxlstye between Atistralia,
New Zeithieel and SQ10Q tlio l'aei-
ftC slanda issrwouxtbabbleAxii.f.ter the wer,
e wo PreSheleriail ceugrega-
atford are to be nuited.
rs of the past few days
crop veoe,
n::tioes ideal in
ili
employes have
toon issed by the elontreal City
d in r re Commiesiou.
daring raids and th
ootthg et a manlier of rents
tral parts of Quebec arc
a e
4't
x'eported,
Count von Hertling„ German Int
portal Chancellor, vieited army head-
quarters yesterday to attend an im-
POrtant conference.
Rumors are in eirculation in Hol-
land that an epidemic; or typhus is
raging among the German soldierz
tn Northern France.
Riteild Amundsen's ship. Maude, in
which the explOrer will attempt, to
oath the North Pole, left Christiania
yeaterday for the north.
The Ontario Railway and Munici-
pal Board took steps to conserve the
suPPIY of natural gas by placing re-
strictions on large consumers in the
Kent district..
The United Farmers of Ontario are
appealing against a Police Court de-
cision in Dranteord in which one of
their number was fined for alleged
seditious utterances.
The Senate of the linktrersity 'of
Toronto changed the emelt:ileum
making the study of German option-
al in compliance with the request of
the Provincial Government.
Three daughters of Chas. Gull-
bault, formerly of Ottawa, were
drowned at Monetteviie, Nipissing,
Ont. 'while their Mother and grand-
mother had gone to the village to
register.
Twenty-four of the crew of the
rmer Russian steamer Dwinsk, tor-
doed 700 miles southeast of New
rk on June 18. were landed at
ndy Point, near Shelburne, N.S.,
the fishing schooner James M.
arshall.
Sulkovitch has been made head of
the Government. He is dominated by Atrocities Were Faked,
Germany.
The fair wage officer of the De-
partment of Labor, Ottawa, will_ re-
port that the York Knitting „Mills
should agree to a board of arbitra-
tion with regard to the dispute with
its employes.
TECUIISDAY.
The Salvation Army Hostel for
Soldiers at Kingston was opened.
Chas. Chase, 77 years of age, an
ex -Mayor and ex -Councillor of Essex,
is dead, -
The first spike was driven in the
new street railway over the Bloor
street viaduct in Toronto.
The York County Council provided
for patriotic grants amounting to
$403,0 00 for this year.
The Minister of Labor deprecates
employer's forbidding their employes
o join labor organizations,
Three-family apartment houses
are favored by civic commissioners
to solve_ the housing problem in
Toronto. -
The :Royal Air Force is seeking
women for eniployment in the var-
ious flying, cantos, who will be treat-
ed as CiVilria n labor.
The harvest prospects in Bavaria
are extremely, had, and the Bavarian
Agricultural Council is preparing the
population for furiber suffering.
The -Municipal Council of Paris has(
ratified the Federal prohibition con-
stitutional ame,ntiment. Georgia is the
twelfth state to ratify the amend-
ment.
The Canada 1,'ood „Board has lent
au order passed giving any authoriz-
ed representative of the board the
right to enter and searelepreteeises if
ere is reaeon to seeped' 'att•dting.
British and United SCA, flags
were presented by ,Wt'shingb4 alit.
sonic Lodge of lamit 1,0
Ivfoladlitent 1,0 51.,
garaeXalle
WASHINGTON, „July I.—Further
revelations by Dr. Muehlon director
of the Krupp Company, who is in
Switzerland, showing that Germany
-falsified stories of Russian atroci-
ties during the early days of the
war, are summarized In a despatch
from Berne, According to Dr. Mueh-
Ion, the commission of Cabinet offi-
cers sent to East Prussia to investi-
gate returned without evidence of
atrocities and with a report that the
population spoke in terms of praise
of the conduct of the Russian
soldiers,
Dr. Muehlon also is quoted as say-
ing that in August, 1914, high Ger-
man officials boasted that Gennany
possessed the means of destroying
Russia without a -single battle, by in-
citing revolution, and that the Ger-
man plan also included the "libera-
tion" of Finland and the Baltic coun-
tries, the pretended reinstatement of
Poland as a kingdom; the turning
over of Bessarabia to Roumania and
the giving of the Caucasian territor-
ies and Persia to Turkey.
Count Bafay-ette
PARIS, July 1. ---Count Gilbert de
Lgeaafnaytetinteeishvehorwreanseshera-eif.ntiglieals.ya, wseaesi
killed during the fighting in Cham-
pagne June 12. He is the third de-
scendant of Lafayette veho has met.
death ,in the war.
Comfit de Lafayette wag a son of
the -Marquis de Lafayette and a de-
scendant of Lafayette of American
revolutionary fame. -
Last 'month Count Gilbert was de-
corated with lhe French War Cross
for dist', n gu ish ed service In the
operations on March 14. The citation
said he had remained for six hours
,In the open in an advanced oheerva-
lon
Po§t -in- order to dIseoYer and
ePti 'a painnenwerferseewhich were
ee.
44ted ,y the Ger ns 'against
ians n, product:s-
oh Vie sea,
hei
st send .more boys to
sons should coach thte
The farmer sheard the words so tilt
What is there Tor us all to do
But send our sons so strong and bray
And try, ourselves the crops to save,
Whit some _returned with poittinneISp
The others aa'td. they 'Rived the 'Int),
Townships and clubexpenses pai
ew'ry oao enjoyed the raid.
They Oale are
en
Plitt, hostosr ° ttname, dlYth'etnlizido70;14, 004
e t
"11.
WO.k.7
5. v jiaor fellows
0\Viso tnethinaltkilethreeystarner8ear,Onlittebael:ribea'tIa;ed-1
Thelr selfishness is justly blamed.
Some day tvelil bless the farmers free
bless tisem now, of course we d
faithful sona Maud side by .side,
And all oar hearts are filled witl
the Weaniing
For best results lambs
weaned at etweeb tour
months. It bas beea fOtInd tb
der eonditious prevailieg during tbe
hot dry luoriths of mid -summer tail T
ewes ill drop off considerably in
helr zulik flow. The lambs recteive
'raUve1y little nourishment and
better for both ewe and lam
or them to be sePurated. When, tho
IA are removed front the ewes
they Will miss little the small amount
of milk they would, revolve and will
on leana to depend Upon pasture.
They should receive the very best
pasture available. Nothing fits itt
better than a patch of rape sown at
the proper times so as to be ready
for pasture when the Iambs are wean-
ed. Cere should be exercised irt turn -
ng the lambs on, the fresb rape to
aPeoid bloating and probable death.
If no rape is available fresh clover
Will give satisfactory resulte. In ad-
dition to pasture a feed of grain once
a day will push the Iambs along to a
good finish. At no tirae should it be
necessary to feed over one-half pound
of grain per day to each Iamb while
on pasture.—J. 1'. Sackville, B.S..,
Ontario Agricultural College,
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and whieh has Item ,
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature 'oft
and has been made under hisPer
sonal supervision Since its infalicY:
'...."-(-4r4-vg 41/ow no One to deceive you in this.-
ounterfens, intita1-1; 0/13 and Just -as -good » are but-
xperiments that trifle with and endanger the health of;
Infants and Children--Experiertce_ against Experiment. •-°'
What is CASTOR!'
Castoria is a harntleSS ,§,1+10tute for Castor 011, Paregarb'
Drops and Soothing Snupga., It is pleasant It contain31
neither aPinnl, Xerphine 7/0'.' other narcotic substance. It3
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it haw'
been in constant use for the 3.-e1ief a Constipation Flatulencya!
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverisl:ness arising
therefrom, and by ree.,niating the 'Stomach and Bowels, aids,
the assimilation of Food**Iing healthy and natural sietv
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
CASTOR 1A ALWAYS
ENUINE
In Use For Over
The Kind You Have Al
A
6,1v.
Ye
Cold rtud Snow In Germany.
LONDON, July 1.—Snow has tale
len to a depth of from one to three
inches in several parts of GermanY,
according to a despatch from Am-
sterdam to the Exchange Telegraph
Co. Havoc has been caused to the
fruit trees by. frost. The cold wave,
the -message adds, is considered to
he an economic catastrophe. Berlin
and Hamburg have experienced four
days of uninterrupted rain.
50201
TILE FAMOUS WII,KES' STALLION
(Registered in A.T.R and C.N.11)
OWNED BY WM. MITCHELL
Will stand during this season at the
METEtOPOLITAN HOTEL STABLE
EXETER
Red Heir has been enrolled in ac-
cordance with chapter 67 of the Stat-
utes of Ontario 2 Geo, V.
You have two chances when yoi.
breed to a horse like Red Heir (50201)
If you do not get extreme speed you
are sure ol a high class harness or
show horse.
BEI) HEIR is a beautiful seal -
brown colt. He 1-s one of the hand-
somest horses in the world, a fault-
less individual, a pure gaited trotter
and one of the -best bred ones.
His Sire is Red Badge 36808, grand-
son of lted Wilke.e, -whose son sired
John R. G,entry 2.00 3-4 and many
others. I-I:s Dam is Daisy -at -Law,
record 2.15 3-4,
m-stire a foal 315, payable Feb.
1st. 1'49,
The Pare-I3re,d Imparted
• ;Clydesdale Stadion
acoriersit GEM
Imp. 12560, 16260
FORM Al.
Scottish Gem, Imp. Registered ha
the Canadian Clydesdale Stud. Book
as No. '12560. Osvited by ;John J.
Miller of Bay. Foaled' in 19,09, has
teen enrolled ,under the entail° Stal-
lion Act. Inspected on the 4tif day
of. :December, 1917 and Lound , to be
sound, of good conformation and an
aelleal typical of :the bred,,
The , celebrated' Staloon will -stand
for the season ::of P18 at his '0W,n
eiable, Exeter Or
A General f3anking 13usiess
cirteu 11'7
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
terat allowed at bigheet current rate,
NAGKB, EXETER
OF CO
SIR EDMUND WALKER."
C.V.°,, LLD,,
BJ
ERCE
SIR JOHN AIRD, Giinerainti
V. F. JONES, Aset. L
Martso-
CAPITAL PAID UK 15,000.000 RESERVE FUND. $I35OO.OcJi,
MONEY ORDERS
For small remittances use the Money Orders issued by
this Bank. They are payable without charge at any Bank
in Canada (except in the Yukon Territory). The cost is,
as follows:
$5 and under ...-... . 3 cents
over
$5 and not exceeding 11,6*.... c.c.. 6 a
" $10 " " $30 ......10
.."
46 $30 " " $50 -.15
PLUS REVENUE sTAMPs
EX:ETEll BRANCH -A. E. KUHN, BLiNAGER ;TEC" fi
iCrediton Branch -J. A. Mc Donald Manager. , Let,
S
PERRY P. DOUPE, Licensed Aud-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate.. Orders left
at Times Office will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Kirkton, Ad-
dress. Kirkton, P. 0.
Pa.tW,EOBINSON ;
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
,VALUAT0,11 Ir Counties of Huron
Perth and Middlesex, Farm, Stock
Sales a ppeoialty. Office at 1Cockshutt
Wareroonas,'next door to the Central
Hotel, Main St. ,Exeter. Charges mod-
erate and eatiefaction guaranteed..
J. ;W. BROWNING, Al. D., M.
S. Graduate. Victoria University.,
Office and Residence, Dominion
Labratory, Exeter.
Associate 'Coroner of Huron
R. CARLING, B.
Berrieter, Solicitor, Notary Public,
Cenandesioner, Solicitor for the
Ilolsons Bank, eto.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of
Interest,
O1i'1'ICE-MAIN ST... EXETER, ONT,
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
properties, at lowest irate 'of int-
erest.
GLADMAN & STANII
Barristers, olicitoeis
ter. On bet
USBORlsiK & HIBBERT
FARMER'S MI.iTUAL FIRE INS,Ulettet
ANEW COMPANY ee_
Head Offiee, Farquhar, One-
PreSident, BOLT. NORRIe,,
Vice -President, THOS, RYAN,
DIRECTORS
MAI. BROCK. ' wi. BOY"
3, L. RUSSELL, L J. T. ALLISON--
AGENTO i f
JOHN iESSERY. Exeter,' Agent tT&- -
borne, and Biddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, Agent fore -
Hibbert, Fullerton and Logna.
ffi,T, 'A. TURNBULL.
Septy-Treas. Farquhar,
1 IILADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter,
r
DB. G. F. IROULSTON. L. D. S„ D. D,
(DENTIST t
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univen--
sity. Office over Dickson & Cari-
ing's Law Office. Closed lAredneedYns-
afternoons. Phone Office ea eat
Residence eh.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. L, D., D.
Honor Graduate of Toronto Den
sity.
,DENTIST
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