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JOHN
LABATT
OF LONDON, CANADA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the matter of the estate of Mairtha
Annie Hayter, late of the Towneh.ip of
Stephen, in the County. of Huron. wild-
ow. deceased,
Pursuant to Sec. 38 or chapter 129 of
the IRevieed Statutes of Ontario t897+.
notice 7s hereby given that all creditors
and other's having claims against the
estate of the said Martha Anniei Hayter,;
+ileo died on the 21st dee' of January,
1911,.are required o:,, or before the 11
day of March, 1911, tte nerd by post or
to deliver to Kenneth Goodman os the
Tows ot Parkhill. in the Counts of
efiddlesO , solicitor for the executors,
their chrletla.o and surnames, addresses
and description's, the fun particulars of
their claims, a statement of their
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1 G%axing Auction 011ie
OF FARM' sirobic, 8c IMPL i`MErITS.
Mr. Jos. white hajs received instruct -
lime to sell by Public Auction on
LOT 18, CON 15,, USIIORNE
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, '1,1, at 12.30
o'clock, the following property,-
HORSES -'-1 heavy draught mare, 4 -yr.
olds with foal; 1 heavy draught mare,
8 -yr. old, with foal; ,1 carriage mare,.
7 -yr, old, with, foal; 1 heavy draught
gelding„ 3 -yr. old; 1 driving colt, geld-
in•g, rising 3 -yr. old, well broken; 1
driving colt, gelding, 'rasing 2 -yr. old;
1 heavy draught Oily. rising 2—Yr. old;
1 sucking driving colt, rising. 1 -yr. old;
2 draught gelding, rising 2-yr..old.
CATTL,E-3 cow with calves at toot,
6 cows due M ^latarea and ,April; 1 cow
clue .in July" O goosii alert heePP steers;
6 good 1 -yr. ' old heifers; : 2 good 1 -yr.
old -steers, 12 calves.
SHEEP -10 Leicester ewes to lamb In
Mardi and Xpril ; 1 Ram,
HOGS -6 ,sow's duo le April, 3 sows
due in May; 1 Berkshire hog 8 store
bogs; 3 para:bred sows ; `28: pegs "about
3 montlra old, ,
FOWL—e.5 pullets. g1ymouth xock8,
Road island: red, 1 pure bred black Min-
orca rooster 2 pure bred white Wyan-
dotte .roosters.
I;51,'1'LEMENTS=hicCormiter. Binder; 1
Maxwell mower, 5 Yt,;i Maxwell rake;
10 ft.; cutting box, drill; land roller;
celtiXator ; No. 3 p'luery Plow e2, weak,
trig plows; acuttler; set of harrewa;
top buggy; Mattel; truck wegen a high
wagon; set of lumber alei5:he; bay
rack;. box with" estecic rack;; set of
scales, 2000 ibe; 2•seta,o> heavy her-
nese, nearly new; driving 'harness; 3
sets of whiffletrees ; 'grind atone; 1
shine boat; wheel barrow; 500 bee. ,az'
mangles; 2410 bins. of turnips: 50 bage
of potatoes; re q'ua2),ity of gleed bay
100 bus. of feed barley; 450 bus. of
.seed oats ; 2 doe ;grain' : bags; 1J0,
sap 'buelcete ; 1 Stall Pan; buffalo robe,
new; dos povver; power d;og; eorke;
shovels; and other articles too nuttier
oils to mention.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--- up-
right piano, nearly new: buffet new;
cupboard; cooking stove Daisy churn;
sera : butter bawl.
Positively zto reserve aa the Proprietor
bas resited Ida ftoeler. ,,
TERMS—All sums. of 410 and under
cash ; over that anriow t 9. manthe Cred-
it. 5 per cent, per aria= oft for cash.
JOS. WHITE ,1L13ERT SPENCER.
Auctioneer Proprietor.
accounts and the nature of these securit
les tat any), Meld by them,
And further take notice that atter
such last mentioned. date, the raid
Executors will prjoceed to distribute/
the assets 'of: the said deceased -among
the parties. entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to ibe claims et witch the
Executors shall have notice and
thatthe said executors well not, be
liable for the said Mese to or 'any part
thereof, to any person er persona of
whose claim or claims notice shall not
have been received by them at ;the time
ot such distribution
Dated at'Pai-khill this 14th, of Feb-
ruarrv,; A, D. 191'1„ ,
�VILLIAbi` iI, Il YTER
JOHN SFTF,RRITT
Executors
Br KENNETII,G oDbtAN,l
Their Solicitor
Auction Sale
HOUSE AND LOT AND CHATTELS
Mr. B. W. F. Beavers. will sell by
public auc`tio'n, on the ,premises, Main
Street, Exeter; on FetIDAr, MARCH 3,
1911, at 2i
Ileal' Eatate--House and Lot on Eaet
aide of Mahe . s'treet,: Exeter, being the
property of the 'late Mrs. Ann Eaerett
on -which is a good frame house and
stable.
Chattels—hair cloth wai'etut soca,
wainut took Cane, 4 ,hair cloth walnut
chairs. Beuseele carpet, estenalon table
ouch, "rocker, secretary, armchair,
ciocka, Singer eewing Machine, coal heat
er, walnut wardrobe, dresser and stand
angle bed, springs and mattress, wood-
en bed, washstand, night -box, 2 bur-
eaus, carpets, ,walnut glass cupboard,
coal or wood cook stove, 13 chairs, 2.
mirrors, small agate, charcoal iron,
Gat -irons, tuna, boiler, crocks, demes
Ianme, alarm clocit, cooktlg' etenialla,
3 dol, glaaa etcetera, linoleum;„box stove
step ladder, 2 saddlery bones, ,mattock
15 window sash, complete; . iron vice,
wheel barrow, saw -horse, baby carriage,
13 -foot ladder, 3 alfande, lawn mower
garden rake, on, can, paths, shop desk
and other articles' too nurnerous'tg men-
«ion.
kerma---Chattels, Cash; Real Estate
need's krtowxn on day of -sales
Geo. Eaerett and Dr. E, 3, F.e,crett,
Execetore; B. W, F. Beavers, Auct.
The hallowing is tho correct, re-
port tor 3. 3,, No. 4, '[laborite, tor the
month of February; -Sr. IV.—A, not-
er, L. Coates, L., I-Iarding, Y. Coates,
T. Skinner, r. Ford. Sr. III.—t'. 11n -
comb, G. Renter, R. Thomson, Harold
Hunter, T. Coates, R. Webber, C. 'Thorne
eon, V. Hicks, : Jr. III -A, Ford, .t. Skin
ser, 'P. Ricks, ,,1, Harding', R. Young.
Pt, :IL: V. Coates. Pt. I., Sr. --E, Web -
leer. Pt. I., Jr.—E. Thomson.
Harold F. Swath, teacher.
New.
Grocery
Store
Having purchased the pre-
mises lately occupied py Mr.
M. Jackson, South of the Met-
ropolitan Hotel, and establish -
a First Class Grocery Stock
therein, we invite you to call
and give us a trial order,
Our Motto is to keep noth-
ing but fresh goods, and you
may be always assured, that
you will receive good goods
all the time.
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
Try us with your next
order in Groceries.
JAS. GOULD
Orders For
Spring. Taken
Now.
. ” G. Seldon, : Exeter
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>tr„t�il 114R" hu9ir5es, of.MR", "tt! 4I.
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1'50 Lip,: I' desire "'to anriounee.
;Co'the I?ttblic*o€ Exei;gr,that I am
re' area •to i `r o t '. ;'^best
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6, a yt � 'w�,r,lz � cnnrt`eeted
;t 4the business For ^the Ares
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ywtse. xt 'TH A DVQCATE OFF
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rod] tatte ltion,
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Manure litters
Beatty Bros.'
Feed
and Litt
er Carriers
1
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls &Stanchions
can be installed as cheap as
lumber and last forever.
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder
These three things are great
' labor=savers for farmers and ne-
cessities on a farrn.
For sale by
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter
L. PHONE 51.
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LOW -COLONIST RATES
For settlers lrarellind
with livestock and
effects,
Trains
Will leave Toronto
Each TUESDAY
MMMARCii and APRIL
• 10.10 P.M.
Settlers and families
without Iivestock..
should use
Rednlar Trains
Leuvin; Toronto
10.10 P.M. Daily
Through Colonist
and Tourist Sleepers
'Colonist Cars on all ' Trains
No charge for berths
Through Trains Toronto to
Winnipeg and 'West
Ask any C.P.E. Adept for copy of "Settlers' Guide".
McGILLIVRAY.'
The death occurred recently .of George
Edward,, Soho of Mr. and Mrs. Albert,
Thompson, of the 16,th,con. The yourrg
lad hacl bean In, pot). health. for: some=
time, The
remains were interred
Ebenezer Church cemetery. The 'parent's
have the syznpath y of, all.
ICIIPPEN•—A th
-ro ea .oYhe: t°
t tb7ree resi-
dents
p
dents of this district has passed away,
in the person of ThomasMcKay, to
whom the call canze'•s�uddenly an: Friday,
IXe wean to. the' barn „as'utsual and was
leedur3 - •the ,stock when he. bees
I me. u1i;
well: Mas. McKay, -who was also at
the Barr., nc;niced that tic was =not well,
atd 'got hint to the house w,,.bre he ex-
piredc
in ten m1•nuteaLeceased was '
in
his 86th year aril was horn in Scotland,.
IIe 'came to anada in ;1845).
Auction Sale
OV FAR, t STOCK AND IMPr FiMENT3
Jos. White will sell by,. pubilc auctioln,
on Lot 13, atm. 13, lieborne, or
TUESDAY, etARCH 14th, 1911
At 1 o'clock p.' i., ;tho following vat-
treble property, viz „—Horse ristnsi G yrs..
heavy draught e mare rising. 5 Years,
draught; mare rifling 3 yea., heavy
draught; Carrow cow. 5 cows suPPoe-
' t to b., in cast ;,r cow and calf, 3 cattle
-Wing 3 yrs; thoroughbred heifer 2 yrs,
1 cattle rising 2 yrs., 2 ,calvee, 14'
plea, two and three'montfie ;old; 2 sows
due to farrow 'in March, 125 hone..
Binder. Massey -Barris, Maxwell hay
rake, Frost & t tread Seed drill, 12
,spout; Massey -Harris cultivator ;Max-
well disk, land roler, 2 walking pleas,
2 gangplowa, fanninemili, root pulper
truck Sagan, sleigh, wagon self, %gravel
box, weigh Beales, 200Q Ib.; turnip sow-
er, 24 -foot ladder, hay rope and slings
120 egg Incubator and brooder, endless
belt, 110 ft., T inches Iong; sugar ket-
tie, and other articles, too numerous to
mention. ' '
A quantity' of hay, `turnips, oats and
barley, about 15 or 20 cords of greet
hard wood, 14 -tiers() power portable
White eteahe engine in good repair.
Terms—Alt sums of $5 sled under cash
Over that amount 10 mos.:credIh on ap-
proved joint notes. A discount of 5 per
rent. per annum will- be allowed on
credit amounts. No reserve as .the pro -
i
Pieter has rented his farm.
JOS. WHITE, : CHAS. 1RVINEt
Auctioneer Proprietor.
i3SBORNE.
Report of S. S. Np.,j Dabber' for Feb
ruary,—Sr. i V.—John . Strang, Jennie
Strang. Jr. V. -Tena Dougal. Sr. IV.—
W. Strang, 3. Dougal, W. Dougal, O.
Rowcliffe, E. Bell, E. Harvey. Jr.IV.—
C. Harris. 'Sr. III, -J. Dougal, E. Row -
cleric, H. Neil, G. Moir, M. Strang, F.
Neil, F. Jarrett, M. Dew, R. Dick. Jr.
III. -K. Sanders. ' Sr` IL -M. Neil, C.
Moir, L. Oke, A. Dick, I. Mitchell. Jr.
SLI, -C. Nell, 1VT. Dougal, R. Moir. Pt.
X. A. Steantg, T. Dougal, I. Moir, E.
Mitchell, P. Harris.
W. B. Rydall, teacher
BEARING .DOWN PAINS.
What woman at sometime or otlier
does not experiehce sellae dreadful bear-
ing down pains. Nees. E. Griffith, of
Main" street,` Hepworth, Ont., says; 'A
heavy bearing -down pain had settled a-
cross my Radek and "'sides. I was often
u2iable" •. to stoop or 'etralghten myself
itp. Many ..times each night I would
have to "leave my -bed withthe irregular
and : frequent isecretioits of the kidneys
slid just as done out ire the morning as
on retiring. 1 was languid and would
have to let my
housewdrk stand
Nothing I had
tried.would bene
-
Cit me• - L learned
nI Bootlr's _Kid
neiy.Pills and con
eluded I would
try them. which -1
did, ;and (soon;,
found for myself.
the long sought '
relief.; My. back s ren"gthened. and The-`
gar to feel better, and stronger. I now
enjoy'''my sleep without being, disturbed,
and ,feel -grateful to Booth's Kidney,
Pills ,for Pwnht they did for •me,
130 ey "Pets are a boon :to
wonnei YS:hre would. know less of beck-
,
ack-
she tk more of'those wondet-
,
1ui einese -tea are. nature's' greatest
n,t7::
specific forc,'ayli, diseases of tho' kidneys
aril -'bladder ;rill druggists, 50c, vote,;or
past 'paid from The R. T. South • Co,
L,td. ..F r
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HEMMED iN BY LIONS.
A Bad Case of Stage Fright' and a Rec-
ord Stunt In Singing.
Stage fright ofthesort that aflsieted
Whit ennffre, at one time a Aron$
nent singer in English =isle halls, Is
got avoidable. Fortunately also it is
not common. At a place where he was
engaged in $Irilningbam one of the at-
tentions was a lion show, some of the
beasts being really wild and untatned.
Nearly the whole stage was taken up,
with the "setting" --the animal show.
"Just as 1 was going on," said Cun-
liffe
umliffe in telling the incident, "I heard a
hurried rush and confused shouting;
and some ane slammed an iron gate.
I ; heard a voice say,' 'Just in time; he
was nearly out,' My music was start-
ing, so 1 bad no time to inquire. i
went on the stage.
"In a momet I heard ominous
growls and savage snarls mixed. with
much Whip cracking and strenuous
breathing. I am never fond of a wild
animal shopr, and I felt distinctly
nervous that night —The cloth, behind
nte`sagged and s aged, and then, to
my horror suddenly in the wings I
saw the huge head and front of a. ikon.
"I was singing a song called 'I
Would,' wbich bad in 'lot of short
verses. 5 I sang them, my blood
running cold, I watched the lion:' It
seemed tslowly to advanee, and its
Itaneful eyes glittered in a truly herd -
hie way, I could not go off that side
without passing it, so I' prepared to
'exit' with baste -
"Turning, I was doubly horrified to
see another lion on the other side.
"I was caught ince a inbuse in as
trap, I dared not go MP the step; e
flared not show my discomfiture to the
;audience, There was only one thing
for me to do—sing. So <I sang in des -
Aeration, hoping that some one would
come and take those lions away. They
told me afterward that 1 rang ninety-
eight verses. But I think that was nu -
kind.
"1 wondered haw long it wouldtake
those two brutes to make up° their
minds to come into the, full glare of
the footlights, and I had Just prepared
tp leap into the stalls, regardless of
e consequences, when 1 heard the
hoarse voice of one of the stage hands
say; "Ere. Bili. these two chaps are
too fair forward. Give a 'and with
them, will yerr And, coming up be-
tween the two lions, they lifted them
bodily. They were papier machei"
LiFE IN SANTIAGO.
Curious Customs That Prevail In the
Capital of Chile.
'l'hey have women conductors on the
electric cars of Santiago, the capital
of Chile. This was made necessary
by a war, which took so many men to
the front and imposed upon women
the work' usually done by men. The
custom has been kept up, the women
having proved equally" as 'efficient as
the men had been.
One of the most peculiar customs
seen here Is the evening promenade in
the plaza or park, which is attended
by young ladies and young men and
quite small boys and girls, They do.
not mix, but keep quite separate paths
Yet even the little girls at seven or
eight years are finished coquettes.
Their eyes languidly observe every
man and boy in the plaza, and they
take care that each shall receive a due
share of their smiles.
Another curious custom which pre-
vails in Santiago and which is joined
by those fortunate enough to have
fine horses and carriages is the prom-
enade at the Parque Causino. a beau-
tiful park near the center of the city.
°A. company of mounted pollee stands
In single file in the center, of the drive,.
and the carriages; with uniformed
coachmen and footmen and beautiful-
ly gowned women and fashionably
dressed men occupying the carriages,
ride aroupd and around these mounted
police.
Sometimes there are two oras many
as sixrows of carriages; some going
in the opposite direction and alternat-
ing. the ladies smiling and the gentle-
men tipping their hats -in a polite -man-
ner. This promenading lasts from 5
o'clock in the afternoon until 8 o'a~lock
in the evening. -Logical Point_
The Moslem's Exalted Month,
Ramadan is the month exalted by'
.Moslems above all others. In that
month the • Koran—according to Mos-
lem tradition—was "brought down by
Gabriel from heaven and delivered
to man in small sections-" ° In thar.
month Mohammed was _heel stomed to
retire from Mecca, to the rave of Hire
for prayoe and meditation In that
month 'Abraham, Moses and other
prophets received their divine revela-
tions. In that month the "doors of
heaven are always open, the passages
to hell are shut, and the devils are `.
chained." So run the traditions.
Christian Herald:
The Missing Word.
A +"new ' missing" word : contest has
just appeared, It is ss follows; A
good church deacon sat down on the
pointed end of a tack, He at once,
sprang up and said only two words,
The last was ."it.' Any one guessing
the first word and sending a dollar in
east will be entitled to this periodical
for oue year.—Lippincott's:
Her Little Joke.
' Mrs. Pufieriy is tickled to death
t
with the a she :foo"ed the customs
w y
inspectors."
'Howd she'do Its"
h thin``` a road, —
"S a rllrin. t 'buy a, ;3 b
Clevelan i'1 f'd Dealer.
A Real
aung 4Tome
There are ',many prepar-
ations, that will relieve a cough
—few that will cure it, The
first class, containing 'such
drugs as Opium and Mor-
phine, simply deaden the
irritation. and stop the cough, ,.
but do little or no perpeanerat ..
good.
"Father ,Norm 's No, 10"
does not contain a trace of these dangerous drugs, but is an
absolutely safe and scientific preparation aNature's own
remedies—Herbs, Roots and 'Balsams,
It entirely removes the irritation that causedcough,
the ..Duels,
by cleaving out the mucus, stopping the inflammation and;
healing the delicate membrane of throat and lungs.
Moreover, it tones up and strengthens the whole
system, particularly the longs, and protects against future
coughs and colds.
Trial size 25C, per bottle. Regular size sot.
At your dealer's.
Fanthrrr Moerlsey lillenifoinlr Co. Ltd.
Sold and gtaaranteed 1n Exeter by W, S. Ho
ey,
Chatham, N,L
"aIJR1CFI,
Conrad Thiel and family are moving
into the house on the Flax: Co's farm.
went of taw_t,—Mrs. Jos, Wicleens has.
retumned to her home sir Ingeraol, atter
a visit with !lex' pareetel, Hr. and Mro.
John Hoy. sr,, on the Babylon Line.—
John, Decker has bought! peeve Laratopt'a
70 aero farm, once; utile east et {town, for
$53Q0. Teils"1a a good property
David Schnell was' oe Tuesday evening
presented witl4 a handsome clock hY the
Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran, church, --
Louts Miller's little child .at two weeks
died on Tueaday oa the 1431% con,—Mr,;
John Decker has `sold his farm on the
Babylon Linn for $4000. to Mr. Simon
Grob of Stephens-3ir. Louis Schitbe who
sustained a broken leg recently, ,haat
given over tho Leno KfPper tazm on
the 14th con. to his' brother-in-law, Mr.
Albert Rose.—eiies Annie Gascho, a
daughter of ;qtr. and Mrs. -John Gascho
of tho Bron ren Trine, died ,rather sud-
denly on Wednesday night of lati•t week,
aged 27 years, She had been, a surfer.
er from aastenna, and a sudden atieekelict
bronchitis the previous day proved nee
meet' for 'her constltunien, She wag ,
tna village on the Tuesday previous -'
sides the tattier and niotn r several'.aes-
ters and brothers :aurvzve,
How's Tis?
S"laofterOat Hundred PoUr,r,,ate,sardter role owe
oa L'xt srh asst cannot be cured te° Ilenl'a Cater*
Cute,
F. J. ClZElil1Y se Co,, Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned bare luesen 1. J. t^liKr,a " #aq
the Iut1S yens, and be/leveler's perfectly bonoretes,
in alt business trsaasetione and ticaapcially at,i.ciu
aarry nut a rgbiigaatioas made by hits firm
evenseee, Emcee t Na zvrs, .
wholesale Dru;rgiste, Toledo.'t
Irene Ceterrh Cora is taken interoeity, ;Attlee -4i
rectly on the blood and atueou-, princes otter'
syetente. Testimonials sent free. Price 75e,per ds-
tie, Sold by alt Druggiata,
Take Baine;" amilrPills for
(cation.
THE EXETER ADVOCATE
Largest Circulation in the District
The live business man advertises in the AdvcC,F
because he knows that the returns are large and sure.
like the farmer who sows his
seed in the spring time-hege
30, 60 and 100 fold returns.
Talking to Ike Point
Our Classified Want. Ads get
right dowl to this point at Issue.
t a
If you wanomething-say so in
a few,weil ehcsen words: The
Intelligent reader lake that kind
of, straight. froth • ths-.houldor-
tonenerieltluRt ►axons rvasooesnwhy
ooejdinssd Want Ads. are -so pro-
dtwritivi'f ,the ,best, kind of
nsulte. Whsthar' buying or sett-
ing they will heap yens.;
• omelet er rr sow .,oat,
All kinds of Job
Printing
done on shortest notice and
absolute satisfaction guar..
anteed.
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