Exeter Advocate, 1912-7-25, Page 4et er bx
Sanders & reeehe
THURSDAY, JULY 25,'12
may be that ralsattre.-areeto alarge.
extent to blassfe for the opineons held
'bet triany in reessiod; ee thter posen
'aind plare ar. the eountry. TO 'man,
who does net laud, Itle .0wri Oatirsog-
-artd betiOe et to be'the best in exiete
ence; cannot expect, others to -do s.
Et well te. Ze„Itientb`or, however, that
agriculture is one et .the Oldest and,
most atoble ot callings, -Ta Many Europ
'cancountries te-ciey' the man who Owns
land, works a, Caret. or evelt ;seats one,
has e soelei ehettts ahead of Met oat
the, stere4teePer or business Man. One
has only to study the. '.a.grf..pulture ot
Great Britatt to be, convinced of this
'fact. Both In the Va.e„teel Staties and
aTLaa.tbar5 h5.5 beartendecy n the
saast to belIttle ecaVi...io,g, "t.'"itit.41-T"'
nier; and, as We Itssis already *ate*
the farmer himself iteteitorile ineaSure
respensible or z. While clothes:do
not Make tlei mate, Yd,;', -Aor.ne Lt
pride En ones personal aPpeararneeeht
puttee neeesearer, The PeoPie W,lte
;stett,cd, ofa the laad k. thesSulltrY„....111
prop:ter days eted Petie t tills word'a
gexds, aati .ao matter what desire they
ntlY have had ter pers-Ohal. ,adorraneitt
they could not rafford any eXterislve out.
lay in ties reepect, god so when 'they
iappeated pubro were, not alswJ
ra.."70SS:d Ottn)rthfl
eaesetittentis; th..eY were loelted, LIPO With
le-eore„ ati.d s ro a conteraftt that
neither they or theiroaLj,Lng,deServed.
time, however, mane: ,theset, Od
pioneers, tee Matter „hew shabby 'their
Crei4R. olat,41 buy out. Warty aecity . man
dressed in fine linen 4,11t1 „tartlg 15141417
Ltu.ously every day,
. Is kteder:steod tiiti the ' lancing'
Chicago al;nd, )filwaultee Electric,
Railway a wheeli the ellereheldekti
or the defunct Severeigin Bank 'are in-
terested, has been praetically ;',011.4)
Theeroad nae, be In ''the heaths et
a. receiver ,e'stlre Jantrary, 1.908 and for'
'‘'t wee thoalht U.t R;" oias an
ttesest on Which the shaetholders of
". bank could not' eaant to aXgroat
era. Tee.nane:ad haa baa .freet*
- isee.e of 410,000,0n0 bonda,
$4,500,0011 urrt to be
of whs.
old a: preseet, This amount ett.,11 be
usso,a 011,0-A-8, "1.o, retire ttederlYing
$'ee'); to retire .receiveris
stes, ;3,-1,f:0)0,000' and for int-,
p C v:.etieets, ....wit -Pe the bal.
'e reo-eai.o lei the treasort-. I
. Wm. AVtsea 'reteene.,1 eo Ise;
CoppleseA)tte atter,. V,ets.t,iiie- here I
wile. her pare,:ts, Mr: oillt44:).1"=„S'''
e, s
-„
ding so revised Ob -
e ese juae else total
rea 4r.tler w's see tit'. 5 YXZ1.0,0 4
IOO eras, cempared wite, 1,0e177.1.59
acres as re.urned by the Cenistts of 1011
was 1.097,900 ares, but wintr
tc0.1no ;las rolused this .7$1,
. '000 acres. The area, sown ta, pate is
estimated at 9,464,500 aceese om-
arti w 9,e33,5750 acres, en te 1911.
tho three, Northwest provihet`ta;eOrifig
wheat eevers 9,t±29„000, scree' in;1911
e4nere4 se being in Saskatchewan. and
Albertes. Including all wheat
whea.. aereage la tne three,
en 0,245,100, comps.", red -whit 0,-
aeres in 1911, ete deereasa
beirtA atToutned or by thterorge. area
or fall wheat Winter silted let Ailoerta.
Oats in the -thros provinces oecuPY
110.7,1ete acres teed ha.rley,S2e,000 acres
as etenoerad wit !let year's census fig
tures of 4,541.3,203 acres tor. eats . and
761,7e8 acrss for barley.
Kinceirdites Reporter lest week
publiseed a very eredesa,ble Old Boys'
Reeinioe editeen last 'seek, rooleined
an wneeit ware the poetreeet$ lof the
town cite:eats an' nfaes- cJ4h2
bus:n78o nnaof 's own. The
cdireve s vtry we:thy ef the areason
aed refle,ms credit on its able tdetor, .r.
NEWSPAPER LAWS
RENSALL
mr, Alex elutelock,kwiles has cond,uoted
boot ad Sisoe slt or here for ,the
Pasty twenty yeses, teas sold ,the busi-
aess tor„ Zurich,, woo
conducts a flour Mad, .feed store le the
latter vUare Ranneel, will take pas-
sessien nafevodifyls and.Mr. Murdock.
after ,tagng ehbitt yaea'tioa, will in
all probattrey settle ito We(stern Can-
ada,. -Mrs; GeorgeWirof the Loie-
d,on road reatsfa, has 4o1d her e011ent
1.00 cre farm te ..Ge12'17
ot 017160111LIZett. N'Srfjr, and ramily
wilt glove to S,eaf,ortle, evhere they will
make 'their home en ,tuture
Mrs, A, I-1, King of lageosoll is, visit -
leg 'in town -Dr, and Mes. Sellery look
la the Kinearde Old Slays Re -union
last week, -Mrs. George 'Walker alert
terikiren or Guelph are v.:Leith-id fiends
town. -Mese Q. V. S,:nith is attend-
ilirg the eummer,echool atAlinal College
-W. Perishes"' has purchased 04' Over-
land autto-Mrs, Dawsoa and daughter
of Terenta. are vesitsneg With, eNte ,and,
Mrs Jamee ChesneY.--Mr. AreLachlari
and wife of Saaltatoon ate gueste or H
Soldan and wrte.-S. S. Bellitag's, wife
and eleildren o Itedgebown, mPtored to
town last week.-Louls, McKay is in
Toronto learehrg advanced By Scout
werit.-Anansw Johnston has -returned
treat a in:t bla daughter In Wood'
steelc.--elrs, Albert C. Heath' and child-
ren oNew Xcrkt.... arts olsetiting hr sis-
ter, Mrs. James Me,ore,-; Ftedmend
Toronto I,us been vis!11.t1;" 1115 uncle
Cherles Itodatenct Halr.--"George Trott,
of ,Saeltatoen. tu.samterly o ollsall„ le
here vieting old triends.---Mra.' Robert
ratron is itenrca front the west, -13
out of V, lwas, the record tor the Hell-
afl Entranee class.. --Three rinks of $t.
3,1arya bowler e laetoed.itoi Hensall and
played a friendly ,garno, wt „h three local
rinks, 'At the conelue?la one 1-lensell
rink was down three. anther '4, .end
the third waa u,p 15.-Joha 3:30:d, who
Kenny autoed from. :Minnesota to.
It APP'1:1 relatlsoa, prior „to eiartIng en
his return tr:P, 7614o. a nienle „tO ver 00
reletives aud trionds at.Grand Bend, All
report 4 most ertioyable tinie.--.Mrs. Ed.
Cudmore. who recently carne borne from
tile West to slIalt her panents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Meills, was unexPeeteellY cnlJ
ed, holllhY a trteasas that her husband
wae very 111 s+ltd, 1`,134 been oPerared ou
' the 'Red Deer HospitaL-D. Stewart
mak'ag a good. reCovenl :rem ltia
severe Glen, or Lumley l'as
purchaeed Cho old James. Pattersoe r.e.rm
oeazBrocerield or r414 „sen, ---Dr. Mann
or Staffa lsas purchased. the practise
and residence or DreAiltser.h.'04, and will
move here shortly, Dr. Alkonneed
tends „delay; to Calgary, Alta, to reside.
A. F. ,ar.d M.. at the ffrand lodge ses-
-Ceo- Wren rePreeented Zurich Lodge
&MI in Toronto.
',MOUNT CARMEL
J. J, Covet:11in St.r.Patford
vfeiteng hie father, Mr. Timothy Ceugh-
tin, w.`te :s at prese-tt •very seribuely
at his homs.--Mr. Jess Doyle ,hrle
engaged John Guabian for ,the,surnmer.
Mr. Doyle has :wile no mit:teak* .as
John is a geed ma Kate Carey
left ladt week tor Saskatchewan 'to
vilset her brother. --/Mr. Jos. Ziler 'vie -
iced trends in Michigan Ler • sversfl
days last week. --Little Mies Nora Rau
or St. Joseph itt visiting WirMitrod
Guinan for a few days ells week. -Mrs,
A. J. Coughlin of. TO•ontie es visiting
friends Ja this nelghborhood.-Mr. Jae.
Quarles called on !intends at, Kreva
day -Mr. and Mrs. Nell„Mclehee or Pa.rie.
0111 were v:e;ting friends here on Sure;
day. -Miss Neirre Reardon or Detroit is
vesiting at her home becee-Mtl T. 3.
Hall last week purchased, the lot owned
by Mr. 3. :dadden.,--Wgile two 'young
ladies were driving along the mad about
two miles east or here one day last
weekan auto struck Their buggY, break -
and throwlag both ladies out.
Fortunately they were- not hurt, &nee
than a bad shaing uP, and they wore
able to continue ef-1 tier way. --Miss
T„?..ssie and Alsen'e oi!av.;p of.' St. Marys
are visiting friends in this neighbor -
is required to sgive
by lefler return:tee: the paper does
answ w. when a subscriber
doss not take ;is paper out of the
Orrts:. and s'a`e tee reason Tor "As not
bting taken. Any aeglect to io Et>
tnakr.s thr postmaster responsible to ,t,lte
,pub: s 'zr4- for paynemt.
2 -If any person orders his paper di,..ss
co-mint:ad lea must pay all arreareggs
or ea: publisher eley cent:ous to seed
untid paymmt :5 made and collect the
whole amount whether the paper is tak-
en trent the ofeles or not. „There can
be no lc -gal discontinuance until Pay-
s -nerd is made,
perso who talt-S,a paper oul. oZ
the- „Post:: OrFk'e, whether eediree..tea to
his or wIlszner'..lie't nas
'subscribed or not els respcinetiale., for
the pay.
4 -Ir a subscliber orders s."PaPeo
stepped and the publisher conehuss , to
send, tii.$ subscriber es bound to pay
-for 11 it he. mitts It out of „
Post Office. This proceeds' " upon -1,fie
-ground that a Man must pay for what'
he 'uses. t'
5 -The courts have decided that .re-
fusing to take newspapers- ,or periode,
eats from the Poet Dfrice or kremoving
leaving them uncalled. tor s prima, facie
evedeence of 2ntentiona1 fraud.
WHALEN '
Miss Mable Ashton 'of Londoti -Js
her aunt, Mrs. Feetek
Mable Pateeenson f St 'Mar's
is visiting relatives around 'ller'Cc1:,,-Orttx
young peopla p,ionftlted ate,Grand ",'Beed
on. Saturday and eajeyednefirYouting
very inuele.e-Our Wonsael",s7, ,e0;es3rIS,r)/
SODIetY :is i:1;an72: a soeial on OrictietY
night, the '26t5. A ehoiceprogram "will
be rendered and \ao aut,ograph
ba sold. -Mrs. Wan dgdon 5.5 iv,'..sitting"
friends at Witerton, for a.
Wm. Osden atteil de:d thfunerai.
wife's couso. MVS, SteMultito f or merle;
itirise -MaY'Buetscsa, wheit';ded enseere.
land e'en w.as braes -eat horns to Staffs.
' for !n r1 „at eeTese :crop Oro spec te -
rss distrect eseceel.11„Y, fle&t"SinceLite
recent rains. The oats'and ba.rleye,prom-
. ises to be better tban.
ed for severpt
about aSI cu t aed(Yea...edee
ba no e Carel t y of. straw trieie:Ye
.rooL crop 1e0a• Ile fine eonditi ae.t.
pRAiNA3E DEMONS,TRATION
m.ts Ontario Agrieul,toral College is
rnpt a s Tillo; the value of draleage
assen this suoP fraer, vyoleh purPose.
drainage, demOrtaMittAaaa are being. held
:„1„ merry Pertsot the prove,oce.
Thursday, August 1.et, 1912at tha'llour
of 7 p.,n1, o'00clr one ,;er these tlemmi-,
etrations wMl be. 'held, ot k ,erarnt. of
isle, A Q. linosali, concesOM
L,ot 7 TueltersroW4 Te..wnsti*.p. This,
ot,sereng Should be of epecial intereet
as eonestdifficeit plecei to (train am
involved.. Besides the discussion of the
Particular :problem, or Mr. Staillie',e farm
there will be e d,ernonstragon, or 'filet's,
ods o rtrifring the fall over a..ditelt,
de-
terrninni the grade, digging truss to the
grad.", etc.'
IBLIMVIL,LE
Me. T. Cameron hats disposed of Mn.
Wm. CoultW fine 100 acre fat'm an
tree 7th coaceasten o trabctrne Mr,
George Wridht,
WINGILAM-Wm. Steves, an English
maehlnst, recently employed at the
Weetern Fotmdry, was seriouely hurt
en TueedaT ter a beant.,Perting at the
e.reeelon of the new power house, Sev-
ral ribs were broken an he was
otherwise hurt.
CLANDEROYE-Wheat cutting ,Ia un-
der was, rile .thes tiletrict. Ruet tie Very
prevalent, a browet and, o1 attst spores
rnavers over the ranchrties ae eUtting
pregreeses. The grain et coneequence is
sontewhat shrunken. The Hessian fly
has been ttottblesontO, and bas caused
a lose in 0=1.3 cases as leg% ,as le
bushels per Jacrl4f...
ItlITCHELL-A very pretty wedding
tOok place oh July 17th, at the, home of
Ir. and Mrs. TnIIM.144 Mer...4reit, when
their daolghter Z\r5,ala Was „United in
marrlap to Mr. it( Butcher, ,,or
Marys. Rev. Dr. t.leRao perrormed the
ce.remeely.
Half Holiday in
July and August
We, the widersIgned nterche.nte of, Ex-,
eter,, agree to close our pdacea er bus's,
nees at HALF -PAST TWELVE on
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS direeme the
menthe or jIllLY and AUausT,
3, A, Stewaltt S. Marthi & Son
HARPLEY
ells May Hariton of Toronto is
e:as-, at Mr. Jos. Iliekeyis.-3f•essrs.
John Sherrht and Dolph Allen intend
leavtine for the 'West th'es week :Nab
a load of horses eachi-Orikas Realinice
Turnbull, aceortmatted by her, Vials si,s-
tsr. Grace, spent the, weeN.% ith „the:r,
cousene at the Post office. -At the re-
cent piano examenatemn theld at the Con-
servatory of Music, .T...ond)n, Miss Else
Lova was successful in passing et:eh
per cent., thereby obteining first -
cies honors. Much credit -is due her
teacher, "Miss Guinan, out of three pup-
as two ihav-mg pa'ssad, with first-class
7TI0T13Z'S and one w1th h1,anors.-The Rur-
al eTticohorre..Conappeey are completing
teoir -wrerk of -,g4t1ng the telephone in
runatan order th'Week.-Me. W„m. Mc-
Greger, has .1:ented ps(rt of Mr, Dolph
flns :.propey- and. intends enoviiage .n -
this fa11, where Mr. Itobt.
Peilib";k tribw res ng. -Mrs John J.
taylor reCerved: Word front her daugh-
ter,""Mlea Edi;t;h, of her 'safe arrival lin
Beindon.-Mes 'Meanie Ridley visited
Miss Bertha Pollock far a few days. -
mise N. M. Hoddlos es spending the
week end in. Detront wtite,i her sister.
Mrs George Katipp
STATES THAT PARISIAN SAGE IS
BEST HAIR TONIC
SPaelonan
Jos. Da4e
W. J. Carling
A. J. Ford
Wm, Rivers
P. Frayhe
W. W. Taman
Jortee & 'May
S. Fitton
W. 3, Beer
W J. Beaman
Mra Teo
B. W. F. Beavers
3. Grigg,
F. BoYle
F E. Willis
Talawkina & Son
Marehead.
CENTRAL
121S
STRATFORD. ONT.
ONTA.RIO'EPEST BUSINESS COLLEGE
Our tee:el:era are alltexperienced
structors. Our courses are better
than ever, and the equiptacipt Is
more complete. We do more Cr our
graduates than do other similar schools
Fourteen applications for trained help
ever° moseyed during' the past weitek.
some or these offering over $700 per
annum.
We have throe departments, Commercial
Shorthand and telegraphy, Write for
our free catapgue and see ,what we
are doing.
D A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
"I had a bad case of dandruff. My
scalp was riot of dandrufr and it came
out theck and scalpy. My haer came
out badly; often I nearly cnied on se -
Count of ioseng my pretty head of hair.
I heard of PARISIAN SAGE and only
had to use two bottles, before the ',lair
sLopped coming out, the scalp became
clean. and all the, dandruff d,:sa.ppeared.
The haer became silky and one.big rea-
son that I liked PARISIAN SAGE was
that et kept the hater smooth, silky, and
clean, ',viten no traces oe stickiness.
I believe this tonic to be the best on
tee market as there bas been no re-
turn of daadrutl ar nair
whatever. I am glad ta pu.1511Cly- endorse
the use of PARISIAN SAGE., 1 ,.„Inave,
ten erclorsed ".ts use anti, 'ill
w do -1." 33 E. Bond St., Carry
PARISIAN SAGE, thecla1...saff•ar. hair
d7ess:tig and beautf.t.riq sold" .13.,Y -
COLE and druggists esterywlete.
anted for falling hair, dandrilff etid
ecl-elP itch- Lerge. bottle 50 cents,
How' s ThiSP
We offer One Eundred DoliareBoward for any case
of Catarrla that cannot be cured by 110.11's Catarrh
Cure,
F. J. ClIENEY ez Co., Toledo, 0.
Ws the undersigned have known F. J, Cheney tor
oathrerl5asot:aYne:nlob,iatuad:oenliissInveahdelmbypojarfisectirmtlY1:enerahle
in all business transactions and financially able to
watinse, Etxxast Zt• Maavis,
Wholesale Dnifilgiata, Toledo, 0
Tales Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting til•
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, Testimonials sent tree. Price 76e. pat boa
tie. Sold by ail Dnaggiete
Tokonill's Family Pills for constipation.
PRAND BEND.
P, Baker was, in Londoa "Monday.
aud Urs Thostrarsa, of Detroit are
vis:tiag, the latter's pagents, Mi. and
lefre. Fred. Pager -Mr. L Bildleet elfsMiens
!gall visited ells stater, l'sfriae43-siker for
a few days, -Mr. Jos G41 visited' in
Altana Sunday and Monday.-Mh. Sam.
NIceathern of Klondike moved here laat
Ippereort, Who has been
visit:Jag with her tsister Mts. WM. Pat-
erson, retureezi to her iozn in .
Thomas, -Mr. Jos. and, Ed. Gill Ivisited
itt Ailea Crag last weelek--3fies Welder:
nurse ot Da.alswood ie at proseat wait -
on Mrs. P. Baker:v.-erre. Ed. Gill
end Mrs. Wen Buebapart were in 'Peeks
hW Tbursdatr.1-The .Diessrap, Knott etf
Grantoa visited around here Sunday.
Canadian
National
. ...
h
Ex ibition
SOME FEATURES OF
Imperialear Y
_Year
Imperial Cadet Review
cocioto from on the ovir000s nocniniceo
F-xhibits by the Provinces
Dominion Exhibits
Band a Scots Guards
Frons 13uckinitharn Palace
Paintings of the Year from Europe
Paintings by best Canadian and
American Artists
Imperial Cadet Competitions
Boy Scouts Review
Everything in Educations!! Exhib ts
Siege of Delhi '
Besses 0' Th' Barn Band
Britain's Best t3rn Bad
Dragoons' Muilcal Ride
Industries in Operation
Butter Making Competitions
America's Greatest Live Stock Show
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
America's Prettiest Pussies
Japanese Day Fireworks
Motor Boat Races
llippodrome and Circus
Four Stages" and Arena all going
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius
Athletic Sports
Ten Band Concerts Daily
Acres of _Manufactures
Imperial Fireworks --60 Numbers
Aug. 24 1912 Sept- 9
TORONTO
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Do not sap the springs of life by neglect of the human mechanism, by allowing
the accumulation of poisons in the system. An imitation of Nature's method of
restoring waste of tissue and impoverishment of the blood and nervous strength is
to take an alterative glyceric extract (without alcohol) of Golden Seal and Oregon
grape root, Bloodroot, Stone and Mandrake root with Cherrybark. Over 40 years
ago Dr. Pierce gave to the public this remedy, which he called Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. He found it would help the blood in taking up the proper ele-
ments from food, help the liver into activity, thereby throwing out the poisons from
the blood gut vitalizing the whole system as well as allaying and soothing a cough.
No one ever takes cold unless constipated, or exhausted, and having what we
enil mal-nutrition,which is attended with impoverished blood
and exhaustion of nerve force. The "Discovery" is an
all-
round tonic which restores tone to the blood, nerves and
heart by imitating Nature's methods of restoring waste
of tissue, and feeding the nerves, heart and lungs on rich
red blood.
suffered from pain under any right 'shoulder blade also a very
severe cough," writes Mits. W. Dorm, of New Brookland, S. C., to Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. " Efad four different doctors and none did
me any good. Some said I had consumption, others said I would have
to have an operation. I was bedridden, unable to it up for six months
-and was nothing but a live skeleton. You advised me to take Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant, Pellets.
When /had taken one bottle of the "Discovery'I couid sit up for an
hour at a time, and when 1 had taken three bottles 1 conkl do ray
cooking and tend to the children. I took fourteen bottles itt all and was
then in good health. lify weight is now 167 Potmde.
Stas. Dow.
estern Fair
September 6th to 14th, 1912
LONDON'S GREAT EXHIBITION
' LIBERAL PRIZES INSTRUCTIVE EisalthITS
SPEED ..EVENTS EACH DAY •
NEW ART BUILDING 'FILLED WITH MAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS
ATTRACTIONS-
PISOGRAME TWICE DAILY,. LIVE STOCK PARADE DA.ILY
BESSES 0' THE BARN HAND
OF CHELTENHAM., ENGLAND. ONE OF THE GREATEST BRASS
tB.A.NDS IN THE w0,E11...z.); A.ND .,SEVERAL OTHERS ,
AERIAL AG'ItS, COMEDT. ACTS, T Fe AM330LINE AND A.CROBATIC.
ACTS, ,,SEA.PERT'S EUESTRIENNF ACT, -A AND LOTS, OF OTPIERS
THE :AIRWAY BETT EP THAN EVER.
FIREWORKS EACH EVENING
SINGLE- FARE RUEoveraI1 railroads trona 'King-
ston trO Detroit.
,SE'PTg
ND ALL in
ORMATION FROM:.
k.'i-IrJrzT, Secrete
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, U.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., President
ALEXANIIIER LAIRD JOHN A1RD
Assistant General Manager
Oeneral Manager
CAPITAL $15,0)0,000 REST, $12,500,000
BANKING BY IVIAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian
Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the
same careful attention as is given to all other detattnents of the
Bank's business. Money may be deposited or wittdrawn in this
way as satisfactoiily as by a personal visit to the bank, 8.4
EXETER BRANCII-G. 5.. WATJGH, M.anager, )3ranch aiso at Croditon.
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1865
Record of Progress for Five Years -1808-1911
Capita,' $3,0001000
Reserve
Deposits
Loans and Investments -
Total Assets
000,000
$31000,000 4,600,000
$23,677,730 35,042,311
27,457,090 ,38,854,801
3,090,192, 48,2371284
Has 83 Branches in ..,anade, and Agents and Correspondents n allthe
Prinsipai Mies in, tine Weald,
0111NSSIAL, TRIaliOACTSID1
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at al Branches: Interest allowed at bigheat etzrrent rate,
EXETER BRANCH
Agents latazoter for the Dominion Eiovernment,
DiCgiloN tiarmia, Solieitore, N. D. HITRDON Manager,
llCAN.-Atter several menths
solotttr„ at Salt Loaco c.itY,
F. H. Veil and, falts'.i7„ Nhave re
and wftL send the sulminer here,
'J41 4.8LE FtiilX FOR
'The undereigited oreCor sale that
valuable farm known nthe Case Herne-
atead, on the Lopd0 ltoitd,, rrille5
north ot Exeter, bolas I.st 7, ',X the
lac COnCe55,10:1 Of the Tawnelip Or
Hay. In the (onty af ituso.n, cOntaining
07 acres ot land o the very best
quality. Tbie Carat s conaldred one
of tho boat in t„.ho pepuldus Anti pro-
ductive d'strict in Nivib,4441 It la situated.
Tnere la a I:rat-class' bijcit house with
elate roof, hard end hart Water, eink,
bath and Other njotlern aPPOlintments.
Also an up-to-date bank barn 112x8d
with water throughout and Ilay fork
tracks, litter ca.rriey lux the stables tted,
a power wind mill. !Ifhe and la cleao
and in twat class eptaditkan. Intend, -
Ing purchasers are invited ro :iespect
tho crop now growing ,on the lentl.
There are a9ros of hard. ntaple :man
ond 1, acre of orchard. Possession at -
ter „harvest this year. Por further par-
ticulars apply to
DICKSON & CARLING,
, Barristers, &c., Exeter, -)nt.
CLERIC'S NOTICE OF PIRST POSTING
OF 'VOTERS' LISTS.
Voters' Lists .1.912( ...)funielpality el
The Village ot Exeter
County of Huron.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have transniitted
or delivered to the persons mentioned in Sections 8
and 8 of "The Voters' List Act" the copies required
by the said section to be so transmitted or delivered
of the list made pursuant to said act, of ail persons
appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the
said 3funicipality to be entitled to vote in the said
Municipality at Elections for members of the Legisla-
tive Assembly and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my office at Main
street, Exeter, on the 241h day of.luly of 1912, and
reinaius there for inspection,
Electors are called upon to examine the said
List, and if any omission rother errors are found
therein, to take immediate proceedings to have, the
said errors corrected according to law.
T. 11, CARLING
Clerk oi the said Municipality.
Dated this 24111 day of July, 1912. .
EfatkitifitISEXIM
Only line reaching a11 Summer.Resorts
in Hie -Wands of Onta'r10, including
MUSK QIcA LAKES .
'LAKE ,OFe BAYS
ALGON'o,IIIN PARK :
111A.GANETAWAN
fFRENCH
TEMAGAMI
KAWARTHA LAKES
Pull Summer Service M.bw in' effect ,.to
all of above .resores4 Wire for full par-
ticulars stud Situstrated folders:to.any
Grand Trunk Agent.
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSION
July 23, Aug. 6 & 20, Septi.O0 '‘,and 20
Winni. Peg .&rsTrieSaa14t'urn$434.00 11E:cclinig
on° ten
and return $42.00. Tickets gond 00 day's
No change of cans. • . .e,
Speetal train Will leave -Toronto .16.30
lere. an (above daes vda 0hhago; and
St. Pau1, caoryeng ,:lOarougre (teaches and
Pullman Tourist Sleepeig gars.
T'n,e Grand TrunkRailway, is
th.a shortest and quickest route befween
Wienipeg---Sa.skatoon,-;Edmonton.
New past Express Service between
Veinnipe.g, Yorkton,sCanora and Regina.
Sinoorn Roadbed, Electric Lighted Sleep
tng' Caps, Superb Dlningn,Car service, ..
Leave Whiz -tripe's 8.45 a.m. 6.0-0p.m
Arrive Yorkton 7.10 pan., e.30,
Arrive Canora '830 p.M. _11:45 anne
ArriveRegena 900 p. ins 7.00 am
Art; - , 8.1t3arll
Arrive EdniorOcte ' ' 9,00 pin
t-1,2XR LAK41,.,sAILINGS-
ZaZ1z3'5.".er'Oel Ste.,
a,r,d 'Part ..toehur 3,30 p. m. Mon-
deeys, Wednesdays arnd Saturdays.
Ask any Grand Trunk Agent for-futi
• onformet w, rite "
•
A.'. a DCFP,
Una o ' Sna tea r„ TOT°
1 reports a very pleaSall
time dsurB tdel #te'r
a
That cbolco farm of 108 acres on tti'ti
2n4 anti ard oornceeis or treborze.
bo°41z One and a. Nat rn4lea txora Excier
On tha promlees la a. !arse brick bouoe
with slato root, and triune barna and
stabling. Will bo sold separately or
together to suit parchneer. 113 acres In
fall wheat, 40 acres tali plowing done.
bmlanCe in grass. APAY to
THOS. FISHER. Exeter.
PROPERTY F011, SALE
WO have for al.ko tho north halt at
Ilia brick block „immediately north et
the Town Hall, Exeter, together with
the other building's Used In connection
with said property, and being at present
occupied as a laundry., 'This property
can be bought at it enap. For termw
and pa,rtieulars apply to
& CARLING,
Sollaitors.
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