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;many prefer rolire iitem,or
abiu YOULr 011034e at roe...satiable
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r Parlor
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ene ette.
SPRIN6 TER51,
FROM APRIL 2ND
Cfxrialerqtlott.1 ilfe offers the
eaioppertenitieta Bent;
gratiaatea oZ tataa acacial.
•
higa as SAM) p.e.r ,
tiaptate! eau we • t
luet be Broken and Burnt in
ItS Own Furnace,
Oyd Ceoi ge rin
z.T1t the Overs
the British Et
Yofre In Deteri mihg the Teams
National Para
uship Bus l3een Estab1isheJ.
,LONDON, July —The
coieri-
ments of the British dominions will
have a yoice in determining; tile
terms of peace,. aecording to Mr.
I.loYd George., The Prime Minister
made thi,,,,,:*WiTagait iu a SPCCCI1 at
a dinneren in'henor of the Cana-
dian editors who are visiting Eng-
land, at which Lord Beaverbrook was
the nest.
`iThis is a war
ed the Empire" said tlie Premier
-when, we had no time to conull. the
dominions as to Polley, and it 15 Per-
ec tly true that the PobeY Which We
adopted to protect small aationain
Europe was a policy embarked upon,
without any conSultatiea with the
dominions, Bin you approved of it.
Heaceforati you have the right to be
ltoasulted as to the policy before-
hand, and this is the chari-e whiei
has been effected as a resnIt tit the
as omittio o
.ire WW e,
, war,
"The eatarrii
wade to e
gvenyou.,1
tio
add for
pertalleear Cabinet ts a reality.
; "Auotliaa paint in -whichyou must
have a ,V6100 is the settlement of the
titaiditiOns Of ftedee, We 'have diel
useed war ah113 .aati the condition
der: which we ave lirePared tto
.ke peaee 'at the War Ca.bidet-
at an agreement: Qa the enbe
yeae —wnh tho repreeentne
elea, and we Qua
aaMeePr011eal$
ens welek leave oeeurt
apal we shatatecousider the
le oe" these problatles, 1 larva AO
daub in Ma coarse o 1ieaext, few
teas -which you
reetheee treaties
ndeRtedble eight
nig' What Dray
bat re41301.1 an
si
oifice ;eine, wee`-
- oft:ere:4*k "
s:s0 per an „zenea,
cneer etie
c1
11,4
T E're
Lt;
e price
re Fence
t.
c
od,
bab and brae
low prices,
cox Let
z'mon all kinds
andshiegles. Place your
r what Fertilizer you
t ILIZER $30,00
now. ra
j.1
AlWOR71-1
GRANTON
It
or
pea
and Auetralia and Nw
$0vanumiTuud—
ontributed. 'Weir ebare
they are eutitieci to
Kh the eePreseuta-
futile vill deter -
to laelleste
we n .pretty Weil
on
thUimhin
rthe wo
mugger
nv
Wet
sale 9
but or the
lud dur-
d
'We in this eoontry, wile have
(1St bu lreds et tboteianda and have
ad Mil OM; tuatnied. and you in
Canada, wheee tsunities have
atetotented to scoree of Thousulds.
ntd•Austra;ut. wilo bas ale° pleeed
er Share in these things—we are
t making these .sacrifiees in or-
' to eetablisit a fraud on thee earth,
arni anything leee than a real peace
be defrauding, not this gener-
, but the net genermlon; it will
be matting humanity.
ermany has waged three wars.
and each ;tine she has added
through those wars to her strength,
to her power, to her guidance, to her
ireluenee, and each successive war
he has Waged has inevitably encour-
aged her on to the next. If sbe had
had one cheek you would not have
had this war. If this war succeeds
adding one square yard to her ter-
ritory, of adding one cubit to her sta-
ture, of adding a single iota to her
streugth, it will simply raise her idea
of militarism „tor which the world Is
being sacrificed at the present mo-
ment
'The god or brute force must this
timeeorever be broken and burnt
an its own furnace."
50201EA.
fTHE PAINIOES WILKES' STALLION
• (Registered la ek,T.R and Gal.
OWNED I3Y WM. MITCHELL
,WiJ1 stand daring this season at tae
.ETROPOLITAN HOTEL STABLE
EXETER
Red Heir bas been enrolled in ac-
tz,ortdance with clhapter 67 of the Stat-
utes or Ontario 2 Cleo. V.
You have two chances when you
breed to a horse like Red Heir (50201)
If. you do not get extreme speed you
are oure ol a high alass harness or
allow ,harse.
BED HEIR is a bea.utifui seal -
*mown -colt. He is one of the hand-
aomest 'horses tre the world'a fault-
less individual, a pure gaited trotter
and one of the ,beat bred ones.
Ara Sire is Red :Badge 36808, grand -
on of Red Wilkes'whose. son sired
John R. Gentry 2.00 3-1 and. many
others. His Dam is Daisy -at -Lea.
anaord 2.15 3-1,
To LI-Thu.1*e a foal $15 payable Feb.
fist. fele.
•
Tbe re -Bred Imparted
Olact.esdale Stallion
SCOTTISH GEM
Imp, 12560, 16266
FORM Al. ,
a.tisb, 'Gem, Imp. Registered in
e Canadian Clyeleedale , Sled 'Book
as No. 12560. Owned by John , J.
alitier of Hay. Foaled in: 1999, has
aaen enrolled , ander the °alarm Stal-
pen Act. Inspected .an the. 4th day
airaa,eceinher, 1917 rand ,found to ,be
of &pd, atatiermatioa and -a
nitil' firee& e'e
ee et stand
Socialists Want Action.
AMSTERDAM, July 15. —It was
flounced at Vienna yesterday with
reterence to the impending sessions
of the Austrian and Rungarian Par-
liaments, according to a telegram
from the Austrian capital, that "im-
portant statements regarding the
foreign policy will be made by the
Governnaent."
The Arbeiter Zeitung, of Vienna,
the official orga.n of the Austrian So-
cial Democracy, demands, according
to a despatch received by the lia.vas
Agency, that the Austrian Govern-
ment come to an agreement with
President Wilson.
The German Imperial Chancellor
announced in the Reichstag last
month that the Arbeiter Zeitung, of
Vienna, had been barred, in Germany
by the Government in full accord
with the Goverianeent at Vienna be-
cause the paper was "considered
every day more and more a perverted
newspaper."
Meat Ration Is Reduced:
AMSTERDAM, July 15. ---Accord-
ing. to a Berlin despatch printed in
the Frankfurter Zeitung, the present
meat ration of 250 grammes will be
distributed only until the middle of
August when it will be reduced to
200 grammes for all German towns
having a population of more than
100,000. Smaller towns which are as-
sumed to receive plenty of supplies
of vegetables ,from surrounding dis-
tricts will be allowed even a smaller
meat ration.
Fly el's* lunge Into ,
BEAMSVILIrE, July 15,—A flight -
lieutenant and a cadet narrowly es-
caped drowning near here, Saturday,
when the machine in which they were
flying went ,to the bottom. of Lake
Ontario. The officer and oadeta'who
were Irene the Bearnsville camp
were rescued by a passing boat.
Are Recruitioot Russians
eeAMSTERDAM, July 15. n at -
of the Gernaans to recruit sol-
iers from conquered Itussian terri-
tory is indicated in the Libau Zei-
tung, which states officially: "'Youths
from tee Baltic Peovences, are:new,
ible for officerala \"Oeieneetiti
,
"ernianeeemrnl
rmportant Events Whch Flay
Occurred Dalt ing the
Busy )rttl's
tully pile(and Lut In
1.11penings
and ae
thet'dtuu of Our
Solid
1 onr's Ejoyrneu.
TUESD\.
Tiiere was a net Ram of 1L772 b
lio CRnadian Expeditionary Forces
lurin Ju
Most ol
Toronto al
warned to get
Tbe busineas see
of Grabane, Ont.,
fire, doing dantiai.-„ea ealienatea at
a70 0 000
Tae Fetal Board Teas arranged for
a supply of fat'ime for feeding aeara,
children durina the hot 4-tanitta•-:'
months.
Toronto Board of (loatrol vod a
e9 war bonus ta
receiving $1,250, and the grade
/hertz.
An eptdemie o anis9 griie has
r vade wi ei'%l, nd is apreata
ing,rapit4 utti partieularly
he infantrY units in the
' District aave been
'dy for oveze,"eas,
lon of the tetar
wiped out al)
Persalla al, "4
'lite era
ion, mot
er
d
hbte
Ro
h,
wilt be dcRierred .
Educational ion tete
tee roesions, -aceordiug to Ro
Code'.
Mrs. Letitia Leyland, wife
soldier, was drowned at Centre lei
yttile.t ateeteptipe to reseae bar to
Chinn ter, Who was
1 a
tee-
cula
ario
sider
, Dr,
Henry usoit and Robert Robin-
a, colored eoldiers front New York,
ve been cited for erevery while
"ng with their ueits in a sector
flee, from.
niter Lloyd George, in movie
in the lloese or corn-
latine the le`ilig end
een en their silver weddfleg- paid
;varieritt whien the
ancl its rwriis,
ri
.in
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l'HE EXETER Vali
ahter with the
fa till a at °mobile accident that occur-
red :recently on Danforth avenue, To-
; ronto, in the yen -dice brought by
!Coroner iileCollum's jury.
Siuplcipali-
geaion at V tet
1
Orla.
21e -e1lairius of uaiI bails is
new initusiry o. kiagstcn Peniten
Diroetor of Public Safe-
ty, with police co-operation, conduct-
ed rwo big raids or, gambling hottOes.,
J. W. Robertson cables to4
Minister of Agriculture an 0PtIthAtie
iew of the food situation in Geeet
114'
.Lamsav, a former Toron-
..,,*, now Lytag itt Set/Hand, has
do fd ni-operty valued at $600,000
'onto charities.
bnut 60,090 birth and, jnarriage
certideares have been issued this year
from the Regiestrar-Geaerala Dead!
la in larimaneet Baildirega
Anehtieei 'AG elitist colored soldier-
-my bus beea rec
d by and Canadian
re-
cruiting tp4n in Gte 'Gaited States;
Newrotia ' is 'eatened wUh
year filial for an ladetinite Per-
iod owing to eattcellation f
ba Y na t o Rai come
(list Church of Canada
lo ISIS? n fund of I0.-
utiasius within the next
omarate Ole een--
„
s eadielaver-
.
�ll4itattOr
id U
ttfthutsters
reinnetT
d d0t
.itiLlybonus he
ein-
tiltort
z:
tires he z
Provincial(ioyern-
td
I and emii10-er.
e housing prol/-
aledittal
f
labot' to 5011
ette reported Dr,
'eel, of Health.
Presentatiyas
t of the 'teeth,
Government leave s
tesI to Germitee ageitst
lupation poliey and 0
L tat Bettie provine.
P, Dupont, ae Mortereal. atade
hor four children, it is said, drink
javelle water, ',heti. fitstenieg -up the
doors and windows, opened the gas
reege eocke, peered oil on tee aoor
and set it alight. ell tive perishing,
SX1:1:111)Ae°,,
ny is ,rOpOlcal to be ciaim-
retablen indemnity
nutwas tione to tile
b prOvinee by the
moiltered to
dOn, whiett
rodg,
lun-
e1U1111 ate,
3$"1ttn. ta
'Ul
ud
10,000,-
ty the
tell anthrax germs itt
mw wool pan be diecoterea.
%emy Rev, Dean OeMailer. of Bare
eelebrated the silver jubilee of
ltl rdination into the priesthood,
unies in the prineipelships of
tbo Toronto and Loudon Normal
hoots e ere announced by Ron,
L 3, Cody, Minister of Education.
The G.N.W, telegrephers` dispute
is still pending and a Until effort is
being meths to effect a settlement,
A party of 175 disabled soldiers
bound for the TorOnto Military Dis-
trict has arrived at the seaboard.
Twenty-seven proprietors or res-
taurants in Windsor are summoned.
on charges or violating food regula-
tions.
The Goverament has decided that
the next Victory Loan shall, like all
previoue war loan issues, be free of
Dominion taxation.
, A number of drafts of various
branches of the service are Included
in troops reported to bay° landed
safely in the United Kingdom.
Tweuty-three ships of 12771
dead-weight tons reached completion
ander direction of the lie S. Shipping
Board during the first week of July.
Workman, Clark & Co., Belfast,
have achieved a world's record in
tompleting an 8,000 -ton standard
ship in fifteen days alter she was
launched.
A despatch to Washington from
the American Legation at Teheran,
Persia, states that owing to food
riots the city has been placed under
martial law.
TH1JESDAY. Was found suspended by a rope in his
The Canada Food Board ordered brother's barn in East Zorra.
Cadets 3. F. Buchanan and .T. C.
White, R.A.P., collided in the air
near Picton and. both were killed.
Many naen in various parts of the
province are making application for
writs of habeas corpus to avoid mili-
tary service.
Damage estimated at $125,000 was
done by a fire which destroyed the
Sanderson Pearcy & Co., Ltd., build-
ing in l'orontoa"
Water was turned on in York
township, half a rnilion dollars hav-
ing been invested, and thirty thou -
satin people benefiting.
Judge Coatsworth was chosen by
the city and civic employes" represen-
tatives of the Board of Arbitration,
as the fifth member and chairman of
the board.
The Toronto jury inquiring into
the death of the three Mimico boys
who lost their lives en the lake found
that the life-saving equipment should
be imprOved.
Two men ware killed when the
third floor in a munitions building
in Montreal collapsed under the
weight of shells and crashed through
to the cella -3i.
Five men in Montreal were in.-
s,
tartly killed being burned to a
,
crips, by a live power wire falling
upon them when broken by a derrick
swinging against it.
A memorial service for the medi-
cal officers and nursing sisters who
went down On the Canadian hospital
ship, Llandovery Castle, was held ill
New Si. Andrew's Church.
The Railway War Board has told
the; slionnier that it cannot go be-
at tire adjourned inquest into the , ,
nu the offer of the "McAdoo
death of the three Mimino boye. • f d
avlard," which they have re use ,
Sir Adam Beck announced, Several and a strike is imniinent on Tuesday.
new dev-elopmenia of Hydro, one be -
Prominent neembers'of the Trades
ing inStallation. to be made at
Nepigon witliiew to develop „.
alLtA. Labor Council and the Board of
-Gteitha viaa,
onineralyre'Seurces ot NorthA' Va couver have formed a
_
tatee as a Court. at. Aapeal and
'Ontario.
,Peaes,all ;teae charged
veld inc
The Seel V Commission is
urging tho I government to
adopt pe;* others.
The. PEW/rift Qa.rd, of Ilealelt
all demand r
prove e, measures to
Meet the eyeeigli f babies.
Toronto poetmen may go on etteke
if the Government does not hurry up
with the bonus voted by Perliament.
Russian railway men are on strike
in several districts, and the strike, it
reported, is likely to become gen-
eral,
Only two Essex farmers have re.
plied to a thousand questionnaires
sent out by the Resourees Commit-
tee offering help.
Wm. Raukin, or Belleville, thirtle
one years old, was fatally burned at
Trenton when a pot of acid boiled
over on his back.
The United States Federal 'Trade
Commission will reopen the print pa-
per ease on Ju2e. at e request
of tho manufacturers.
The Canadian War Museum, eon -
allied in seven large freight ears,
reached Quebec from niontreal,
where it had arrived front England.
Snow In. Southern Brazil has dam-
aged the coffee crop and curtailed
the prodnetion for two years, as
thousands of plants have been de-
stroyed.
Wesley Martin of the Si e Nations
fined Reserve was $100 or three
months in jail, at Brantford, for not -
having a registration card; it is a
test case.
The Attorney -General's Depart-
ment notified the Solicitor for To-
ronto that no action could be taken
on the ferry by-law until...it has been
revised by the city.
MONDAY.
Caley "Cannell, 29 years old,
re
a number of business, places closed
for violating its regulations.
The Pan -German party is agitat-
ing a tax on Jews, according to in-
formation reaching The Hague,
Capt. G. D. Hunt, late of the 49th
Battalion, has been appointed Food
Controller for the Province of Al-
berta.
Natural gas was shut off from
some of the industries in Chatham,
and a bread famine was nearly
caused.
All the wheat mills in the liomin-
ion are to be closed. for the greater
part of August, and possibly till the
new crop collies in..
A new disease, called tricofita"; has
appeared in Gerroa.n.i.'. It is caused
by a lack of soap and insanitary con-
ditions resulting from it.
Sunday, the evangelist, has
been operated on, successfully, it is
said, for hernia. His proposed trip
to Europe as been cancelled,
President Wilson has signed the
11 2,00 0,00 0,0 00 army appropriation
bill, to meet expenses of the army
program for the next fiscal year.
The Food Board has promulgated.
additional regulations 10 conserve
wheat, requiring the use of substi-
tutes in the manufacture of break-
,
fast foods. '
About half the constituencies
beard Ilona, show that on the 22n5 of
lune 2,349.015 Canadian non and
i-onien registered, the limner being
slightly fewer than lite latter,
Friction between the captain anti
mate of the Toronto lifesaving crew
was alleged by a -member ol 1 -he Crew
ie..e'een. Board to It.f,ekes if
Gangs Available This
Relieve Situation
rolltl,5ed Platt Of Orgatnizaliaz
How ast Overcame the DiSienitis
to 110 Eitett
Once. 45g1
Dant. lbuted Ont n le De
—3PPlief444.91,tti
Ag,rieutture, 'reroute.)
an untried esperinaeuL
Ontario, i,u certaia OOUir
ties Lamle:dot tor iiisiloce,
uployed and
' es 3 have beeu
proven very •Suct-esSfail. Nett»;
thresliermen ilor the fa ene)
hese eases care to return ,to
znethods Gt.' changing help wit
hors where men for Gte 11
nags eun he secured.. "The
,01::::Pl;alrrittoo:eTncd:oa_d°0epste;ta ar abor te
it: 510.1 i
rangenients to ellSk 'e an ample s'vP
of labor for as many threshing
nas
ugpg;,:nstgt, e5111a111.peilla'F'02d'(
slikely
-;11!
t„..„
of organize
organizatio
»il3cuttes OV11
urly pgrtha s
ade an
tmoeu
tbresbed, Gte Uuesnel
oL g
U11
e etolIlOys a gang itis expepses
Ui be ich heavier, s cbarges
boterore Innat- be high enciugh
hat latet- in the season he may re -
e is lost at this
Ltd at any time during tho
thresbing aQiison there may be
ton-
siderable idleness dur'rg the
fre-
qnent ehangee from t put to fa.ren
eatiSed by the cantpaeateyely small
amount of grain to /Pe ItfreStieti no
tbe avemage farm, _By good organte,„
ation thie lnst time may be limited
e mum, however, by haying
oriLy of the changes made at
Gds. '
Ontario, pethaps,
thresher IQa
cacti fatmer to pr
the thresh
0
lhle for
'etdont way
ht
would be for
de me
to pay
4.) it would eeern neeeseary for
eali thresher to provide e sleepin
n for his gang and the men to pro-
vide blenkets, as is tione in the North-
west. Tiles° vans are homeetmeit
and one cart be eonstrueted for the
average Outario gang for but. elite,
if the thresher does Ida own building,
Nothing ornate is required. A ;Artie.
Imre 10 feet wide by 12 feet long,
built on truel:s. Wind -proof and rain.
proof and with two tiere of ',untie
on each side would afford ample
sleeping accomntodation for an On -
earl° gang.
(5.) As several men constitute a
gang the reeitly wage sheet would
ran fairly high. This would involve
it considerable regular expenditure
on the part of the thresher, whieb In
turn would necessitate prompt pay-
ment by farmers. Where gangs are
employed it is necessary for larmees
to give cash or 30 -day notes Imme-
diately the job is done.
(6.) Probably the most Important
factor of all is the rates which the
thresher will charge. These must, or
course, be rauch higher than those
charged formerly. This would make
the threshing bill a fairly large sum.
Yet the farmer could still make a
profit by- the transaction. lf, by cm.-
ploying a gang, he were enabled in
the two weeks thus saved to prepare
an additional 10 acres, say for wheat,
he would have froni 250 to 350 extra
bushels of this crop to sell in 1919.
Size of the Gangs,
(7.) The last problem Is that of
securing men. The average gang
would probably consist of eight men
as follows: Engineer, blower man,
feeder, graintaan and four mow or
stackmen, This would leave the
farmer to take coae of his straw and
Lo supply another man to carry grain
if one were not sufficient. A team
of his horses would also be required
to draw water. He would supply
fUel, of course, as is now done.
Itt organizing a gang of this na-
ture possibly not more than two or
three could be secured in the local-
ity- where it was desired to operate.
The Ontario Trades and Labor
Brarich will undertake to supply as
many men as can be secured for this
purpose, It is thought there will be
no insuperable difficulty in securing
sufficient men for this purpose at rea-
sonable wages during the threshing
months.
Where the silos are to be filled the
same gangs, or as many men as are
required, may be utilized for this
purpose.
Organize a Gang In Your District.
It is suggested that farmers'
clubs, other farmers' organizations,
or groups of farmers without definite
organization, consider at once the
advisability of employing a threshing
gang this fall. Call the local 'thresher
to the meeting and confer with him
regarding ways and means. Then,
having reached a definite agreement,
write Dr. W. A, Riddell, Superinten-
dent Ontario Trades and Labor
Branch, 15 Queen's Park, Toronto.
Inversely any thresher who wishes
to organize a gang should write Dr.
Itiddell also. In every case it will be
neetissa,ry for a thorougheuriderstand-
ing to exist b,etat een the thresher and
bis patrons. When such is the case
erything possible will be done to
supply sufficient menfor all thresh-
ing gangs required this year in
Ontario. Apply to Dr. W. A. Riddell
. later than July 1013.-- Justus
Assistant Conim1sstonia 01,
agriculture.
sosommommasonsuswismumisim"
Childress Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been.
i.a use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under bis
sonal supervision Since its infancy._
ow no one to deceive you in th
All Ceunterfeits, US and "Just -as -good" are
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the be
7111.fantn „lnd Children—Ex erience against Experimen
Wtat g° ASTOR!.
Castoria is a barmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregori0 1
Drops and Soothing yjs. It is pleasant. It containst,'
neither Opium, MorphInaNnor other narcotic substance. Its!. 4
age is its guarantee, For more tb. •
be -t ittCoaStant use for the relief of Cou patj a4e*cy,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fey ess arising
therefrom, and by regutating the Stomach 0 -
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy atie
The Children's Panacea—The ?4oth.er's, Friend.
NU
CASTO
ALWAYS
Jn Use For Over
The Kind You Have Aiwa
me V
o g
%
1St
WV** Si 4 14,64 d SISSIS4 S
allowed at highest curment ratee
141,NAGER, 1ITER 31RANCIII
OF"*C(D » E C
EDMUND WALKER.
C.V,O., LLD.. DC.L PretdeAt
CAPITALPAID UP„ $15,000,000 II sEvE FUND,
JOHNR. ajo NA:sp. A. c:L .41, e:Amn:1:u,„
13,500100cr,
,FARMERS' BUSINESS
,Farmers find th&servi ofh1 Bink-efEden and satis4-
factory in the disciiuntinrand -Collection of sales notes..
Blank sales notes supplied free of charge: 79
EX114TER IIIRANCIEI-A, E. KUM% MA.NAGER ITI fay
Drediton Branch -.L A, Me Donald Manager. fiLLF.J.krista.)
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PERRY P. DOUPE, Licensed Atm-
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,
F), W. pounstsoN
upENSED AUCTIONEER AND
NALUAT'OR ikor Counties of Huron
Perth and Middlesex, Perm Stock
Bales a i3pecia1ty. Office at Cockshutt
Warerooms tnext door to the 1Central
Rotel, Alain St Exeter. 1Chafges mod-
erate and satisfaction guarantee&
3, W, BROWNI-NG, M„ D., M.
El, Graduate Yletoria University.,
Office and Iteeideeee, Donainion
Labratory, Exeter,
desseciate Coroner of Rueon
,
I. R. .CARLING, A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Diana
Cemlnisaioner, Solicaor for the
Molsons Bank, eta.
Money to Loan at lowest 15108 of
Interest,
OFFICE -MAIN ST. EXETER, ONT.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount or private
funds to loarron farm and, villake
.propereees, at lowest ;rates of. int-
estrreriaIAD
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sif9Alioitor!,.mAla9:7: lelaLY
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plaBORNE & HIBBERT
Atlia-E-III8 MUTUAL FIRE INS,Ilach
ANE 0011IPANY
Read Office,
President,
Vice,-P.resident,
Farquhar, Ont-,, -
BORT. NORL114&-
THOS. RYA
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DIREPTORS
WM. BROOK.
3, L. lituss,grav, 3, W., ALLISON,
AGENTS, LL: e ete
JOHN ES,SERY.' Exeter, Agent 1311 --
borne, and Illiddulph. '
PLIYER RABBIS, Munro, Agent fog'"
Hibbert, Fullarton and Eogna.
W3 A. TURNBULL
te_LI .1_, LL„, gepty -Treas. Farquhar,
GLADMAN & STANEURT
Solipitors, Exeter,
letalor
WM.
DR. „G. F. ROULSTON, L. I). S., D. 3)..!-
1 DENTIST t
Honor Graduate of Toxorito
sity. Office over Dickson & earl'
ing's Law Office. Cloaed Weductidyra
afternoons. Phone Office fia aad
Itasid.ence 5b. ,
DR. A. 11, KINSMAN, L.E. IHDD
Honor !Graduate of Toronto Thant
alaia
, DENTIST
Teeth, extracted Without pain, ago
any bad effects. Office over Camie
roan & Stanbilines. Office. Mala
S.
Exeter, a
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