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The
Sovereign Bank of Canada
Assists you to ieve successfully.
il:seposits of from $1.00 and up -
'wards received. Interest paid 4
times a year.
maw* es.
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ork in this Sohojr
it, in fact, go ahead
yon had started at
sith the times. Our
(lame shOw this. We
enrollment, for this
the history of the
like a copy of our
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be seat to you free.
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DE STREET
2NTO
$.1 FOR SALE..
kick house in Egroondville,
odes, with cellar and good:
Lot No. 4, East side Landon
Will be sold cheap. Apply -
trifle., or to J. L. Eil.LOV‘
20274
SALE. That most de
os South Half of Lot.
This 4 very choice fifty.
pring that runs the year
:fried to grass. It nill be
For further padieulars.
address Seaforth P. O.
tit 20:17-tf.,
'ale, North half of• Let
• iri'dop, containing 80 acres..
:need. This farm is well
,ial has on it a never foilingarti oilers apply to •THOS.
THOS. SDIPSON, Sr., Lot
W25-tt -
.ITU FOR SALE.—Lot 1,
airting 4:: acres, good for
- It is situated about 1+,
- where there are two
1, store and post office. It
On the far15 a
ae, a good orchard and a
horn. Applt to HENRY
Eldon Road or to Hensel!"
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SALE.—For sale, Lot 20,
containing 100 acres.
4th good Carter wire lone -
id iron gates. It is well mo.
eways been well cultivated
and is, consequently in the.
le. There are 10 acres or
,111e41, nearly all maple, a.
rey and abaft, lately paint
:vie up-to-date; soft and
both house and barn, a-
'aiing three wells that as
datill at the barn. Ther
good stone foundation
water- inside, good hen
g' house. There a a goad
'fruit trees. This property
cf.ality, convenient to gro-
1 school, a mile and a half
!rout the prosperous village -
ton Seaforth, good gravel
the proprietor has acquir-•
1 demand immediate attea
#d this property at a
Ligr a first-class farm in so
ell to investigate. For
tile premises or addresa
P 0. 1014-tf
5A.LE.
U' :MOUT-HORN C. TTLV
has for sale sev-
;. •ep and Durham Cattier
toodoiiille 0., or apply
onitio ROBERT CHAR-
1372-tf
`‘.11,..a t horobred Short-
igree, 23 months.
F. be.41. from Vice Chan -
ad, 'I'-rsmith. toile-
S1ES PATERSON, Bruce-
!, -Sotto fh•st-class young
coni, for Fah' atinuileV-
; ;;‘,H1 youxu; (see Ewa
1 are cordially in
F.Lre, ail,i4-ius town. long -
rt rite for eatalog-tts.
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r,t sALE.--The under-
,#, 1. .t 7, Concession 8,
I:liters and young'
arnt..4- boll, 1 lierIcshite
1 ar.in;:d. The abo.
rho National Stoek c-
isiturs
103U-tf
T. mot fentales of
; . t do::ta to select
Le AV II KAM hy
I H by UV! best
glossy dark
Terms
I 'II applieation•
11V/1:all Oi
19564f
, ot Lot :al, Conces-
o•o! ;LI a term of year4.
• " wply to
• or to Llroeelield.
i r owing order
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d S-hool Section.
teaolier. Satary
• of January, RV.
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5,, ru4t. Duties to cont.
Idiom t %II.: received.11 ullk
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ternee
tow*
it male eaohor for Sehool
!os. 1:7x1erionce51 tetwh-
ir /1 referred. Du.
• l'eromat aPPli•
trots t,,# be whiressed
to
....o,10 -r 1st. ROBF.RT
S.
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undersigned will
E4mondville,
'!ioar. This animal is bred
ozte of the best. Term:-
- returcong, if 5ecwalr-
302041
Vigorine
The Great French Vitalizer
role
ATTER
frotoptlY cures Debilit3r or Niecakness mita.*
jug front indiscretions or excesses.
Best and sure_st reinedy.kuovra for all diseases
that follow as a sequence of abuses, Loss of
Monitory. Pains in the Back, Dimness of Vision,.
Premature old Age and many other diseases
'that lead to Phtsteal Weakness, Insanity and
an earIY grave. Mailed to any address o4 re-
ceiPt o PriCe. 50 cents, or five boxes for *2.
TIIE RAY MEDICINE CO, Stratford, Oat*
throughout United states and Canada to
EN WANTED RyzaAntm mitts
' every lodaliti
' advertise our goods, tacking up show cards
entrees, lances, bridges, and all conspicuous pieces ; die -
;long small advertising zuatter. Commissionor salatY
a month and expenses WO a day. Steady employ -
motto good reliable men. We Jae out your work for.
yotif ilo experience needed. Writo Lr particulars.
MEOW/N.4Z 00.. London, Ontario. Canada
Ettaklished .t8/9
Whooping Coegh, Croup, Bronchitis
Couth, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
'CreSolone is a boon to Asthmatics
Does it not seem, more effective to breathe in -a
Iremedy to eine disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy into the !stomach7
h cures I --cause the air rendered strongly anti.
septic 4 carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat-
ment. it is invaluable to mothers with small
1 children.
1 Thoe-sof a consumptive
relief from coughs or in -
tendency find immediate
1 flamed conditions of the
throat.-- - -
Sold by druggists,.
Scud pas cal for booklet.
LNEMING, MILES Co.,
Limited, Agents, Mont-
realCanada. 307
:atteaCillop Directory for 1906
VORai M. GOVENLOOS, Reeve,
Weethrop P. O.
M. ROWLAND, Councillor, Walton
P. ea
U. eteQUAID, Councillor, St. Colum -
baa, P. 0.
i3 OUN McDOWELE, Councillor, Sea-
foreh P. 0.
HTERMAle, Councillor, Brodhag-
en'P.
MICHAEL MURDIE, Clerk, Winth-
ror• P. O.
G. R. HOLUAND, Treasarer, Beeeb-
wood P. a
SOLOMON S. SHANNON, 3. P. San-
itary inspector, Winthrop P. 0.
*soles Canon Root Compount
The great 'Uterine Tonic, and
only safe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold In three degrees
of-strength—No. 1, f,t1;• NO. 2,
10 degrees stronger P; No. 3,
t 5
for special cases, per box.
Sold by all drug ts, or sent
paid on receipt of price.
ee pamphlet. Address: Tee
0001C11010INECO.,T0RONT0,0NT. (fornterlYWindeor)
Trythe New Store.
Where they doh% trifle with
other people's bueinese but
pay strict attention to the
wants. of everybedy's needs
in the line of
/resit, Cured and Cooked
Meats
Bologna and Sausages, Gro.
e eeriest Fruits and Vegetables,
al2. at right prices,
y our 21c Tea.
4.1..44•00
KRUSE BROS.
SEAFORTH,
The originators of low prices in. meats
Phone 96
Oommereial Bloak. Oppoaite the
Post Office.
Winghanz
Business
College
Is a high grade Cammercial School
Three Courses
Commercial Stenography - Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prin
JOHN BEATTIE
Late Division Court Clerk, has a number of prop
onties for sale or to rent, among which is a good
building lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No.
45, East Ward, in George Sparling's Surrey, Seaforth,
which will he saki on reasonable tenus. Insuranceli
effeoted, debts collected and loans made on satisfaot-
,ory seourity at reasonable rates. Call and see me
'and be convinced. Late Division Court Office, Sen -
2 0184!
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Money to Loan.
To loan oa first mortgage on farm airoperby. A.
'bout $2,000 private money. Apply at °
THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
'eaforth, Ontario.
2026-tf,
LIVE, Unarm "
A R E
PruitAatives are the marvels of modern
medicine. TheylCve accomplishedmore
actual cures—dbne More good to more
,people -.-than any other medicine ever
Introduced in Canada for the time they
have been ou sale.
Fruit-atives are fruit juices. They are
natures cureaor
' --CONSTIPATION
—Brr.xotIsmgss
•—BAD STOMACH °
—DYSPEPSIA.
ADACHES
ALPURE BLOOD
P-SErtr DisuAsitS
Xy Taptrsrm
---R.ETUumA'risza
HIU.ST
. Ikruitea-tivet are the juices of apples,
oranges, figs and prunes. These juices
are concentrated—and by a secret pro-
cese, the juices are combined in a pe-
culiar manner. This new combination
is much more active medicinally than'.
fresh juices—yet so perfect is the union
that Pruit-a-tivee act -�n °Hsi system as
if they were in truth a natural fruit,
medicinally stronger than any other
known fruit.
To this combination of fruit juices, .
tonics and internal antiseptics are added,
and the whole made inte tablets.
These are Pruit-a-tivel—sold
where for 5oe a box or 6 roxes fc
FRUIT41,-TIVES MUTED
ImanTesormirl
"High GradO Training
pays, and that is the kind
the tarmous .
a ' a
TORO TO, ONT.
Gives its stude its. Recent students have
taken positions 4 salaries from $50 per month to
$1,000 per annunhi It is a well known fad that
our sohool is the est of its kind ks Canada. This
month is a splend d time to enter. All gradu-
ates get positions The demand is nearly twen-
ty times the supp y; Write today for =gni-
flaenteatalogue.
W. S. ELLIOTT, Principal
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts.
2022-tt
"wesszaweam
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No ,-_Open
Fall Term In The
Central Business College
Toronto.
Enter auy time. Twenty \teaohers, 120 type-
writing machines. UnexcIled facilities for eas-
sisting graduates to posit ons. Write for new "
calendar.
W. H. SHAW, Principal
Yonge and Gerrard streeti, Torouto
2018-26
The Berlin
Business College.
Write for catalog of the school
that places more students in posi-
tions than any similar school in
Western Ontario.
All Graduetes get Positions.
Enter at any time.
TEM BERLIN
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
W, D. EULER, Principal.
2018
L2a61116
Ammerswommorzi.,
NO"HAND-MENDOWNS"
AFirER THE FIRST
WASHING.
"The dealer said it wouldn't
shrink and just look at it
now. Well, I guess Johnny
can wear it,
That is what
happens with com-
m o n underwear.
REIN LE
UNDERWEAR
isabsolutely guaranteed
not to shrink, get out of
shape or become hard
in washing. Perspira-
tion will not shrink it.
It will retain all its
good qualities until worn
out.
Insipt upon seeing this
trade Mark. If
Ceoteu i4 tot all
we claim take .
it hack and your
dealerwill re.
• pirige It. All <ZETEE
.142,2 kive it. 'stME 064.
leading dealers
GulitIESULL CO LTD.
GALT) CISIMDA.
emeeefeeneseree e
GOOD AS GOLD.
A Company with Record.
The London Life" has been conduct ng its busimess for over 30
years in a quiet, unostentati ous manner,, nt with the greatest satis-
taction to its policy holders.
For over 20 years with profit policies have been issued, upon
which the results are unexc oiled.
ESTIMATES of pro fits on rates now le force have been
FULLY REALIZED.
We R,OBINSON, inspeotor, Seaforth,
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DISTRICT MATTERS.
Preached in Winnipeg, The Winnla
peg Free Press on Monday, October
16th, saya "Rev. Joseph Green, a
superannuated Methotilet minister; of
Clinton, Ont.', occupied the pulpit of
-All People's mission church yester-
day morning, an addressed the .Sun -
ay school in the ' afternoon. He
Is the guest of his nekthew, j. J.
Hughes, 40 Maple street. He 'is re-
turning East, after a visit -through
the west, extending to British Col-
Umbia cities) Vancouver and Victoria
and to Seattle. He has also been;
visiting hie nieces, Mrs. Rev.
Wooton, a Indian Head, and Mrs.
(Prof.) Jolliffe, o .Winnipeg."
From the West.—Mr. 'James McCon-
nell, of Filmore, Sask., Is in this
vicinity, just now, visiting old friends.
Mr. McConnell is the youngest son
Of the late Wxn. McConnell, of (Tuck-
ersmith, and tor years clerk and
treasurer of that township. He lett
home about 26 years ago, settling in
Dakota, where he engaged in farm-
ing. Two yeara. ago he sold out lin
Dakota, and crossed the lines into
Canadian territory, taking up land in
the Filmore district, ab -one thirty
miles from Regina. He has seeared
good farm, and is well pleassci With
the change. ' He. is a brother of Mrs.
A. Modeland, of Tuditeremipi, tear ng-
iivandville, and is making her home
his head -quarters during his stay
here. Another -old Tackersmith boy,
Mr. George Sproat, son of the late
George Sproat, and who was farming
In Daketa, has also left the itheitering
folds of the •Staer Spe,ngled Banner,
and come to reside under the Union
Jack, and has a farm near that of Mr.
McConnell. '
—...._.„, e..... .
The Late krs. Gray. -=A couple cit
. weeks ago we made mention of the
sad death of Mrs. Jas. A. Gray, at
Elgin, Manitoba. The following fur-
ther particulars are taken from the
Manitoba papers. The Winnipeg Free
Press says: "The sad death oc-
curred on Sunday, September 30th, of
Margaret Connor Murray, the beloved
wire of James A. Gray. Mrs. Gray
was born In Seaforth, Ont., and has
a mother and sister living there at
the present time. She also has a
brother 'living at Brandon. De
ceasedwar! ,38 years, eight months
and 26 days" old at the time of heti
death. Mrs. Gray had been 111 for
three 'years, being a vietim of con-
sumption, and the end came peacefully!
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cray -O&M
to Elgin seven years ago, where Mr.
array) has during that time managed
the Young Grain Co.'s elevator. De-
ceased was well known and. a !great'
favorite with everyone. The sym-
pathy .of the whole of the Inhabitants
of Elgin are with the bereaved hus-
band." The Winnipeg Telegram says :
"Sunday morning at an early hour
m
Al. J. A. Gray died, after sin ill-
ness of three years' duration. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
and an the business places in Elgin
were closed for a couple of hours.
The servibe wee conducted by Rev.
J. S. Muldrew, of Souris. Many flow-
ers testified the esteem in which he
was held. A beautiful " broken col-,
umn " was sent by the local Masonic
lodge, of which Mr. Gray is a (mem-
ber, also a floral eheaf from the
grain • buyers and a wreath from the
La,aies' Aid of Knox church. Mrs.Gray
was born in Seaforth, Ont., in 1869,
being 83 years, € months old at the
time of her death. Her mother and
slater are still living there. A
brother, Mr. Geo.. Murray, resides in
Brandon. Seven years ago she was
married, when Mr. Gray took up his
residence in, Elgin as a' grain buyer
for Youngs Bro. Three years ago she
developed consumption, and from that
time she became weakened until the
doctors gave up hope."
•
Preventics, as the mime implies,
prevents ill Colds and Grippe when
" taken at the sneeze -stage." .
P Yenties are E toothsome candy
t
table4s. Preventics dissipate all colds
quic ly, and taken early, when you
first feel that te, cold 'is coming,they
check and prevent them. Preventics
are thorbughly safe or childrentancl
as effectual for adults Sold and re-
commended in 6 cent (and 25 . cent'
boxes by C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea -
forth.
Sodom.
-Married.—The residence of Mr.
Samuel Prouty, of Sedom, town line
,or Hay and Stephen, was the scene of
!pretty event on Wednesday of east
week, when his eldest daughter, Miss
Laura Prouty, was married to Mr.
Thomas Collingwood, of Exeter. The
-ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Fear. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Linny. The groom
was supported by Mr. Wm. Oarrick.
The ceremony and congratulations be-
ing over the happy- gathering, to the
number of about twenty, partook of a
dainty and delicioue tea. The pres-
ents were numerous,useful and pretty:
The evening was pleasantly spent in
social chat and various amusements.
Mr.and Mrs.Collingwood have taken up
their residence in Exeter, and The
Expositor joins their many friends in
wishing them a very happy and .pros-
perous future.
Usborn e.
Farm Rented.—r. George Bell has
retited the farm of Mr. Wm. ;Hackney,
one mile • north of Farquhar, for a
term of 'years.
Bethesda Church. -The anniversary
-Services of Vile Bethseda, church will
`be held on Sunday and Tuesday, Oc-
tober 28th and 80th. Rev. Mr.' Fear,
of Exeter, takes charge of the af-
ternoon services at 2.30, and Rev.
Mr. Hart, of Hensall, takes the Sven-
ing service at 7 o'clock. The Main
street choir of Exeter WilI furnish
mimic in the afternoon. 'The Tues-
day. evening •enterteenmeht will be in
,the nature of a tesetmeeting and era -
gra m.
The Counell.—At the last Meeting
of the Usborne council, the engin-
eer's report and amended adsessment
to raise the sum of $243 Ito tompleite
the payments for the Gardiner drain
were adopted,and assessment against
lands and roads of the tow/Whip sor-
dered to be entered•cni the Collector's
Roll and collected with' the other
rates- The petition of Mr. William
Stewart and others for drainage work
under the Municipal Drainage Act
waa approved, and John Roger, 0. L.
S., of Mitchell, has been Instructed
to examine the 4rea to be drained,
and prepare plans, apecificatienta es-
timates, etc. A petition signed by
275 electors of ,the rnunicipality,pray-
ing that a by-law prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating' liquor within the
limits of the municipality be submit -
ed to the electors for rritification,
was received approved by the cOuncil,
Is Your
Hair Sick?
That's' too badi We had no
it was looking pretty thin
and rough of late, but naturally
did not like to speak of it. 13y
the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is
a regular hair grower, a per-
fect hair tonic. The hair stops
coming out, grows faster,
keeps soft arrd :smooth. Ayer's
Hair Vigor cures sick hair,
makes it strong and healthy.
The best !rind of e, testimonial—
" Sold for over Ginty years."
CMWETZDVMVOMMAIDTA
rtIgi°17•30'U'IP:ogc:i4lver.i'ass•
EkklISAPARILLA.
sPLEIA
CIIIY PECTORAL.
1,;•
. essesseesese
and, the clerk Was inetructed to tpre-
pare such a lay -law for consideration
at the next regular meeting of .the
council. The vote will be taken at
the same time as the municipal el-
ection vote. There is only one
liquor license granted in this town-
ship. TWA les for the Woodham hotel
in the eoutliseast chrner of the town-
ship. It was ordered that $640 be
paid on the Elitiville drain account,
and the • council adjourned until the
; 3rd of November at 1 o'clock.
Silver :VSriedding.—On Friday even-
ing, the 12th, Inst, County Councillor
Robert Gardiner and • Mrs. Gardiner
celebrated Et very important event in
their lives, their silver wedding or
twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage, at their beautiful home, on
° the Thames Road, near Farquhar.
There, was an attendance of about
.seventy friends and neighbors. The
brothers geld sisters of Mr. and Mrs.
Gardiner gave them two dozen each
of sliver knives, forks and spoons.
The neighbors presented them with a
handsome silver tea service. Atter a
sumptuous repast , had been served,
,Rev. C. Pletcher and Rev. D'r. (Turn-
bull, of Toronto brother of Mrs.
Gardiner, gs-ve addresses appropriate
to the occasion, Also • music and
games. were indulged in during the
evening, and altogether a very en-
joyable time was spent.
— • —
Sick Headache Cured.
Sick headache is caused by de-
rangement of the stomach and by
Indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets correct these dis-
orders and effect a cure. 13y taking
the tablets as soon as the first in-
dication of the disease appears, the
attack may be warded off. For sale ,
°by an druggists.
Constance.
Notes.—Our Constance budget of
new did not reach us last week un-
til after we had gone to epress.—Mr.
Parishhas returned from Manitoba.
—Mr. Harry Rogerson, who has
been living at the Soo for a nember
of /ears, is visiting his friends hem
He is very much pleased with the
country there.—Miss Annie Lawson
has returned, home, after visiting sev-
eral weeks With friends In Toroato.
—Mrs. Richard Hotham and niese,
Miss Ada Drake, of Staffa, are visit-
ing friends at Hamilton at present.
—Many will sympathize with Mr. Lu.
Farnham, who has found it neces-
sary to make an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. Mr. Dry -
don, of Clinton, is the assignee. A
meeting -of the creditors is to te
held in Clinton. to -day. Mr. Farn-
ham has not been enjoying good
health recently, and this makes his
misthrtune all the more regreteble.
Brucefield.
Notes.—Mr. D. Rous.tt, who went
from here some time ago to the
west, has not been enjoying good
health there, and he has written to
his friend's that he intends returning
to Brucefield for the winter. — .Dr.
Stewart, the erninent Montreal phy-
sician, whose death was announced a
cisuple of weeks ago, and, who com-
menced medical practisein
n
Brubefield, was a ephew of -the
late Donald MeDermid, of Stanley',
and a cousin of Messrs. James e,red
Hugh McDermid, of that township.—
Mr. Prime, our station master' who
was seelously ill is somewhatim-
proved. During his illness his duties
at the station are being efficiently
performed by Mr. George Swan.
Mr. Thos. Colwell, who resides in
Tuckersmitth, near here, has gone
Ito London for treatment for his leye.
He had- it injured about a 1year ago
and. it °never rezovered, and it :was
feared that it was impairing the
sight of the uood eye.—Mr. Robert
Young, who has been in the North-
west has returned home.—Thornton
Mustard, who recently dissolved part-
nership with his brother, William
Mustard, in the sawmilling business
in Hayfield, has moved with his
family to this village.—Miss Jennie
McBeth has reeumed her position .as
organist in the Presbyterian church
here after spending a few weeks
-with relatives and friends in De-
troit, Michigan.
To Cure a, Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 25e.
Varna.
Notes.—ter, and Mrs. John Denni-
son have returned from an extend-
ed trip through the weStern Prov-
inces. They ha -d a' most enjoyable
time and like the west, but have no
desiee to exchange their pretty and
comfortable home in - VaPna for
anything the western Provinces can
just now afford.—Mr. R. 3. Rich-
ardson, of the Bayfield road east,
has gone to Winnipeg, and has ?as-
sumed the duties cif his new posit1on1
in ?Winnipeg College, Mr. A. Austin,
of this village; will look after Mr.
Richa.rdson's farm during his ab-
sence.—Mr. John jobnston, of Ban-
nockburn, east of here, has return-
ed from the west. He Is better !sat-
isfied with home thane when he went
away.—A barn belonging to Mr. Mc-
Gregor, of Goderich .township, wae.
struck by lightning about two weeks
ago, and the building with it on -
tents burned. There was an insur-
ance of $1,000 in the Hay Mutual.—
Mr. -Wiley, our genial and robuet tax
collector, is on his annual rounds
gatheting in the shekels for the
township fathers to spend for the
good of the peoplga Mr. 'Wiley has
held this important position _fOr well
nigh a 'quarter of a century eind the,
years are few if any that ehe has
net collected the full amount on the
roll. This speaks well for the good
'financial standing of the ratepayers,
as well as for the collOptor's assi-
duity. But the collector is so genial
and good natured that it is almost
a pleasure to pay him money be 'al-
ways looks so pleased when he te-
ceives it. Stanley does not fre-
quently change its officers. When
It, gets a good -mall it knowsenough
to keep him. The assessor, 11r, John
Tough, has been in office about as
long as Mr. Wiley. Taxes this year
are higher than they have been or
some time, due to the higher !coun-
ty rate, the additional cost of schools,
ahd the building of cement bridges.
A few years ago $10,000 covered the
amount of taxes annually, but this
yeear the sum collected ivell be ewer
$16,000, and the probabilities are that
It Will be higher in the (future, rather
than lower.
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Piles quickle. and positively cured
with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment.
It's made for piles alone—and it does
'ON -ework eurely and with eatisfac-
tion. Itching, etainful, 'protruding or
blind piles disappear like magic by
its use, Large, Nickel Capped glass
jars, 60 cents. Sold and recommend-
ed by C. Aberhart, druggist) Sea-
eorth.
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Exeter
Notes. --Mr, ThOs. Handford, and Mr.
Wm. Elliott left last week with a
e'er load of, horaes for Winnipeg —
Auction sales are about As num,esous
as threshing bees this fall.— The
books and chequer In eohneetion with
Mr. .A. Q. Bobeerhe pig buying bust-
hhes, which were 1 stolen from his, of-
fice a few weeker ago, were !returned
one night last week., They were left
at the back doors -of his office.
Whether the thief obecame repentant
and conscious stricken, or whether he
procured all the Information from
them he could get, and then had no
further use for them, will likely re-
main a mystery..—Miss Rose Horton,
who has been visiting friends in Bast -
ern ities, has returned home.—Mrs.
John Hawkshaw has gone to Detroit
to spend a few weeks with triende
there.—Word was received here last
week of the death of Mrs. Jarnee Jack -
ell,, which took place in London, Eng -
lend on Tuesday. The deceised lady
went to England in combaue with
her daughter, Mrs. N. Dyer Hurdon,
a few weeks ago. She had been in
poor health for some time prevthusly,
and it was hoped the change would
prove beneficial. This hope was not
realized, however. She was about 60
;years of age, and had resided in
Exeter about fifteen Veers. She
is survived by- her husband and sev-
eral of a family.—The Canning fac-
tory is now an assured. fact. Near-
ly all the stock has been subscribed,
and the required buildings will be
proceeded with as soon at a suitable
site is located.— —Mrs. Westcott, of
Deadwood, South Dakota, is here vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Tapia—The
It Exeter curlers have held an organ-
ization meeting, and are getting in-
to shape for the winter campaign,
The Ladies' A.Id of the Main street
Methodist church had a very suc-
cessful concert in the opera hall,. on
Thanksgiving night. —A number of the
young ladies a the Preasbyteriani
church presented Miss Jeanette Gard-
iner witha handsome gold locket, as
a token of esteem for her iprevious to
her departure for Regina. The pres-
entation took place at the leene of
'Mrs, James Murray, where a pleas-
ant social hour was spent, and which
was tinged only by a feelling of etad-
ness for the severance of friendship's
ties, which must soon take place. -.-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Phair, who
have been residents of Elimville for
several years, 'have removed to Allsa
Craig.
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COULD SCARCELY WALK.
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A Rheumatic Sufferer Cured by Dr.
;William's Pink Pills.
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Rheumatism is rooted in the blood
—that is 13, medical fact every eoor
rheumatic sufferer should know:
Liniments and outward applications
cannot ! possibly cure— rheumatism.
They are a waste of motley, land
while the sufferer is using them the
disease is steadily growing worse—
is slowly but surely taking a Ifirmer
grasp upon the entire system.
Rheumatism must be treated through
the blood. That is the only way In
which the poleonous acid can be
driven out. Dr. William's Pink Pills
actually make new blood and thus
always cure rheumatism. Every dose
of these pills helps to make anew, rich
red blood, which sweeps the poison-
ous acid-- from the system, loosens
the Aching joints and muscles, and
elves the rheumatic new health free
from patn. Among those who can
bear witness to the truth of these
statements is Miss Dorsina Lang-
lois, of St. Jerome, Que. For
weary months she suffered from
rheumatism and had begun to think
she was incurable. "1 could not
straighten up says Miss Langlois,
" My limbs were almost useless, so
stiff were they. For many months I
endured such pains as only rheuseat-
lc sufferers can undeeetand. .Although
only thirty years of 'age the buffer-
ing I endured actually made me
look like an old woman. I used eine-
merits and tried several medieines but
got not the slightest heap until ala
most by chance my attention was 'dir-
ected th Dr. Williams' Pink pins. I
began taking them and in tne 'course
of a few weeks I cooed see they were
helping me. Little by little the pain
began to go. and the etiffness to
leave my 3oInts. I continued taking
the pills for several months when
evary ' symptom of the trouble had
disappeared. 1 have not felt s,
twinge of rheurns.tism since, and 1
bless the day Dr: Williams' Pink
Pills came to. my :Aim."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills never fail
to pure rheumatism because they go
right to the root of the trouble in.
the blood. That is why thebe ?pills
care ;all the common ailments due to
poor end watety blood. such as an-
aemia, headaches and backaches, In-
digestion, neuralgia St. Vitus dance,
general weakness and trie distress-
ing irregularities that afflict woven
and growing girls. If you need Ia
Me'dicine•You wlfl save money byetake
Ing Dr, Williams' 1 Pink Pills at once.
See that the full name Dr. Rirltliams'
Plnla Pills for Pale People is /print-
ed on the wrapper around every box.
Sold by all medicine dealers or iby
mail at ;0 cents a box or Six boxes
for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams' Med-
icine Co., Brockville, Ont.
A (luaranted Cure fOr Piles
Itching, Min& Bleeding, Protruding
Druggizt s are authorized to
refund 3:ioneyt if PAZO OINTMENT
fails tto Imre in 6 to 14 'days., 50e.
"Satisfaction or your Money Ba
F.
.HIS week we wish to draw attention
to our magnificent display of furs,
which in accordance with the increased vol.
ume of business the store is doing, js this year
Larger 'and Better
than it has been—and we ask you to come to
our store before you buy any Furs, a44 see
'what we can show you and get our prices on
Ladies'Iur Jackets .and Fur Lined Coats
Ladies' Fir Gauntlets, -Muffs and Caps
Men's Fur Coats (all kinds)
Men's Fur Mitts, Collars and Caps
The Furs handled in this store are the famous
Musk -Ox Brand
manufactured by Boulter, -Waugh & Co.,whose
name is 012 the inside of each Coat and Jacket--" it stands
for quality "—and is a positive guarantee of satis
and on each garwent the makers pledge their renownrepu-
tation . In addition to this our OWil guarantee of sa
tion or your money back goes with every garment.
If it is not convenient for you to come and see our
stock, write us for one of our 1906-7 illustrated oataiogaes,
showing styles on sale at our store. -
Prices Cheerfully Quoted.
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is our great leader. If you
have had trouble in getting
what you want, come to us.
A perfect fit or no sale.
We import direct.
We employ skilled tailors.
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A Few Specials
Black British Melton Overcoat
(tailor 'imade) $22 001
Bartram Harvey (London, Eng.)
celebrated Black Cheviot
Suit (tailor-made) '23 00
Imported Tweed Suits (tailor-
made) , $18 to $25 00
Special weight Black Serge
Suit (tailor-made)
$20 00
Mothers WHO
HAVE 13o
do not pas ri and not call in and see our fancy Over-
coats for boys from 2 to 8 years old; they are en-
tirely different from what you see elsewhere—just
Prices 3.50 to $6.00
what you want
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-GLOVE
STOCK
is from the following well-known makers, which speaks for
itself : Fownes, Perfins, Jammets, H. B. K. Brand, Storeys
and Halls dress Gloves and Mitts,
50c to $2.50
unlined, silk lined, wool lined and fur lined.
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Headquapters for the Working Man.
Overalls, Smocks, Working Pants, So; Mitts, Raincoat -
Underwear, Caps, etc.
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