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EXETER TRIES OFFICE
sm AME
ADDRESS
Date Born, day of in the year
RURON OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION
FORMED IN VANCOUVER.
,,,,;The following letter was received
- by The Times from the correspond-
ing -secretary of the above-named or-
ganization and is as follows:
1217 Burrard St., Vancouver, B.C.
February 17, 1921
.-,Editror'of-Exeter. Tentee,
'Exeter, Ont.
Dear Sir;
Although: we are a long way from
Huron there are still many loyal
sons and daughters of the good, old
county who do not wish to lose con-
nection with all Huron's history,
traditions and old friends. So we, in
Vancouver, have formed a Huron
Old Boys' Association. We have had
two organization meetings and at
the last enthusiastic rally the follow,-
ing officers were elected for the corn-
ing year: Pres., D. T. Kendall,
(Brussels) lst vice pres., Dr. Feare,
(Seaforth); 3rd vice pres., T. G.
Donaghy, (Fordwich) ; rec. sects:,
T. J. Lawrence, (Seaforth) tor.
sects, Miss :lean Cantelon, (Goder-
ich) ; treasurer, Mr. Edwards, (Ford-
with). Directors: Mrs. Shortreed,
Wm. McQueen, Mrs. Humphreys, W.
H:, Corby, T. E. Hill, Mrs. Donaghy,
Mr. Day, A. Bowles, Mrs. Greig, G.
F. Gibson.
Thei-e are a great many former.
"Iuronites" in our fair city and we
are looking forward with great en-
thusiasm to a splendid organizatio»
which will be worthy of the banner
county we represent here:.
As you see, I have been appointed
corresponding -secretary and it viill
he my duty and pleasure to write'
back to the countyapers from time
D i
to time, suchnews of our society
and its affairs as we think the people
back "home'' may like to hear about.
We wish to keepin closer s contact
with all Huron's activities and we
would like to feel that the people
of Huron are interested in this as-
sociation and in its activities. Will
you kindly insert this news of ' our
new association in your paper?
We + wish vett continued succors ,1..,CerSill
your publication arid we, of .Van-
couver, send greetings back to the
old " `I-Iome County of Huron." 1 -am
Yours sincerely,
Jean Cantelon,
(Cor. secty, )
Newss r, ar"'
i
Y.r tty. Logan,
cf b
has sold 1..,, 000 hundred acre
tarzn •
in Logan to bir. Jollies Wood, of the
sari{; township, for 810,000.
The engagement is arlbrncwd of
.r ,3o- ;:ice, daughter of rsli. tcl,
a Charles Nr _r_•;
Irs: ,
,,�i:letx, of I, r.ilartor.N to
ills. :T:,elbert W. Hastin• r; :. t -
g , o, Stix.
'ford, rd, The xn'ar aro-; t0 take place in
the :bear future.
M.Jesse ..moo r
X slier, of Logan, l.as
e:,cliairged his farm of one hundred
acres.: which: is valued at- $10,000,
for Mr, David 1',;ickneeier's fa'rre of
fifty acres, valued, at $5,100. This
means that Mr. Looker -will return to
the home of his' boyhood.
The little girl of 11 days old -of
Thomas B. Baird, of Stanley, passed
away on Tuesday, February `22nd.
The sympathy of the community is
given to the bereaved parents in ,the
loss of this little daughter, - who.
brightened the home, for a .little
while.
"Mr. George Bawdeu owns a cow
and the following is a correct state-
ment from •lylay 4th, 1920, to Feb,
10th, 1921: Butter 309% lbs. at
60c, $185.55; milk sold and used,
$39:20; and still have the calf. The
cow is yet milking. From the above
we think that a cow would' require
the eating capacity of an elephant
not to be a money-maker for the
owner.": -Lucas Sun.
EWS OPI S OF WEEK
important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
The .Uu y World's Happenings Qare,
I WIT Compiled and Put Into
4.Handy and Attractive Shape for
the Readees of Our Paper' - A
Solid Hoeir's, E;njoYment.
• TUESDAY.
The Ontario Tankard opened in To»
Tonto on Monday.
Strictly, fresh eggs retailed in Till-
sonburg at 36 cents a dozen.
• " Fire in Levis County Railway ear
sheds did $300,000 damageer
The Niagara Falls O.H.A.' inter
mediate team defeated Kitchener by
6 to -3.
The Ontario Retail Clothiers in
convention: in Toronto discuss: the
trade outlook.
The Ancient Order of Hibernian
of Toronto refuse to apologlie for
flag incident.
,Removal of snow in New York left
by recent storm is expected to'cost
over, $1,000,000. •
The Dominion senior team won the
Toronto Bank League title, beating
Commerce, 7 to 1.
Tlee bylaw was passed for $5,000,-
000 debenture issue toward the pur-
chase' of the Toronto Street Railway.
Robert Root, G.T.R. section man
at Palmerston, was instantly killed
between ,two cars in the yard there.
St. 'John's, Nfld., is in the grip of
another blizzard, and all railway ser:
vice in the island has been suspended.
The grand jury brought in a true
bill at Sandwich Assizes charging,
Rev. T. 0. L. Spracklin with man-
slaughter:
Count Bernstorff, former German
Ambassador to the U. S., has 1 een
elected a member of the Reichstag
from Schleswig. •
The Council ofthe League of Na
tions' occupied most of Monday in die
cussing the question of publicity - o
theproceedings of its sessions.
frSeven coaches of a C.N.A. trai
om Vancouver to Edmonton ever
derailed, two being over turned, nen
Bissell, buti,only two persons wer
seriously ;injured.
Use of the civic lungmotor brought
life in twelve minutes to a babe born
in Kitchener without signs of lif
after half an hour's unavailing effor
by artificial respiration. `
WEDNESDAY.
The Spracklin trial opened
Sandwich.
McGill's senior hockey team beat
Queen's, 9 to 5.
Sir Robert Falconer states sale of
West,indies is impossible. •
The Riverside Hotel at Cowichan
Lake, B.C., was burned down. ,t+�
The Senate Divorce Committee
starts work on sonie 150 cases. •
British steel makers have cut price
again from 30 to 60 shillings a ton.
Railway signalmen in Britain are
demanding standardization of wages.
t•Tbe University of Toronto O.H.A.
senior team defeated, Kitchener by 5
to 1.
Students of the University of To-
tonto may 'write thesis, -on fire preven-
f
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FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Mr: Tilos. Cameron has been in-
structed to ,sell by:public auction on
Lot 16, Concession 1, London Road,
Tuckersmith, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921
At 12:30 sharp the following prop
perty„` namely:
IORSES Heavy.draft mare sup -
n posed to be in foal to Commodore;
general purpose horse 12 years old;
r driver about 12
years old; gelding
coming 3 years old by King Thomas;
gelding 2 years 91d by King Thomas;
colt about 10 months. old by Commo-
e dose:
t CATTLE - Thoroughbred ' cow.
'Mayflower 7th; 105839, 7 years old;
cow 9 years old due • to calve in
t April; cow 7 years old due to calve
in July;. fresh cow 7 years old; fresh -
cow 4 years old; 5 steers rising 2
years old;`. fat heifer rising 2 years
old; 2 heifers rising 2 years old;'
thoroughbred heifer' 11 :months old
on day of sale,wiIl liave' pedigree on
date of sale; 2' heifers 15 months
old; .heifer 10 months' old; •3 calves'
s 8 months old; 2 calves"'6'eiionths old;
2 calves 4 weeks ,old. -
PIGS --Brood sow• due about April
1st';sow due on April40th; sow due
in April, :sow with;pigs on day of
sale; .11 chunks -about 125 pounds.
Two young sows, ;due, in May- Also
90 barred rock hens and pullets. ;.
Also a full• line of first class farm
ieul)leneents ann`'a quantity of alt,
' i„kings" of .seed' grain.
tion. •
Dr. W. A: Young of Toronto . re-
signs coronership after thirty years'
service.
Housing loans in 'Hamilton •: last-
year
astyear numbered 123, and amounted to
$487,000.
The U. S. markets were closed yes-
terday In honor of Washington's
birthday.
Chicago tenants are conducting `a
successful campaign to secure reason-
able rentals.
A bill was introduced in the Legis-
lature to prohibit sale of meat not
killed in public abattoir.
Sir Thomas Lipton will have : an
entry In the transatlantic race, prob-
ably the 23 -metre Shamrock.
Mr. John Rock, of the fourteenth
concession of Logan, met with a ter:
e
ribie accident last week. He was
grinding some grain when the pul-
ley on the grinder burst and a piece in
cf it struck him on the left side of 0
face, making a very jagged gash of
Persian Cossacks have seized the
ublic :buildings in •Teheran and turn -
d the Cabinet out of office. •
Speakers Boldne of the Senate, and
Rhodes .of the Commons were sworn
as 'members of the Privy- Council
f Canada.. . •
' The St. Thomas Collegiate Insti-
ute teachers resigned, but' were ask
-
d to ,withdraw their resignations on
ronise of the board to adjust sal -
ries as soon as possible.
THU RSD:1 Y.
about four inches and smashing his
cheeck bone and 'nose. Dr. Proudfooi e
cf ilton'kton, the attending physician, a
assisted by Dr. Hall, of Mitchell, re-.
moved his left eye, took out the.
1 d bone and the
H
)feces of splinters
wound had •to be closed' by a nuni-
,ber of stltclieS, Mr. Rock, who is 'a
nian. of'forty-Seven
years cf a e re
ilialage,
_'1P. C1 in an unconscious condition
0 ditto:
for about forty-eight honrs after thy:
accident.
The community was deeply'} and
s°ac11y shocked ::at the unexpected
death of Mrs. John Ryan, who: passed„
away on February 18,:1921, at her
home on the South Boundary of; Ste-
phen. The deceased had been ill only
a short time from an attack of iu
finer.ez
aalidauab
abscess in the throat.
Ber condition at :first was not con-
sidered dangerous and it was
thought she would soon'recover, but,
itwas will otherwise ed otlnerov..,e and' death
c?chnod her. She was aged. 28 years::
She I
possessed a:>indly disposition,
and was among the most esteemed
and respected of the township, Mrs.
Ryan was formerly T
S eresa Zi ..oiler; be-
ing a daughter of Mr. arld ilrs: •Mal-
colm Zilei of Dash wood.
� She had
"teen married oin.y' a few .months: Be-
sides her husband, .site is survived
by her .i
f ,-
at ler and mother, and
r• sisters.
f"
number
of brothers and s.a_t.ls.
remains ware interred in the Mount
C rm cemetery.
el eeinet.,ry.
The Argonaut senior team beat the
aen'iitou Lig •rs, ie to 2 ,
Y
..'1'ite'cesteuary of:; th.e death of the!
Poet Keats was fittingly memorized.
A, special lab slative committee is
to ' investigate fruit : marketing con-,
ditions.
The annualreport of the Canadian
National Extiibidou.shows 'a steady
pi o grecs.
Daylight s:•ing`
11 begin in Bri-
tain. at midnight April •2 and end at
midnight Oct, 2,
Senator J. 0. Turriff announced
his'intention to support the Farmers'
party in Parlia.ment, i
Reports received in London say
thai; the Georgians have repulsed the
Bolshevist attack on Tiflis.
The Painters' Union of Toronto'
suggests technical scholarships for
building ,trades' apprentices:,
a Geo. -McMillen, about 26 ,years old;
was instantly killed at a, sawing bee
on a f0r:m !sear Dorchester, Ont.
I+ire d Oz•eliarci Hoitse, part,
of .the Ontario Hospital at Hamilton;
but the 355 inmates were rescued.
Vienne, huts , entered suit against
foi'mer "Emperor Karl to secure .t e `'e
i enurn of
the Austrian` crown jewels.
The British' Gov'ernnient bill in-
creasing unemelaynrent insurance
le
payments passed ifs second reading
'in tlitQ, House of Comnions.
',\tilfrid' NI' a,'. {
M ,, and .�.d. C. Dicken-
son were committed for trial on the
char.g., of murdering r'e••
ing k, `J.:,. 'Whit::
worth, V „ at,rinbr•ook, Dec. 23,
/7.110 Board o. Conciliation an the.,
r,.
p Codi.IVate with
t
its 'enIlo es ,has awarded
the latter
For Infants an:Ctldre:l
an increase in
Wages c f between
- s r.
En Use F ,,...,,�+3: � ;-ars $130,000 and $X35,000:
1Uwa,�s bears•
F 1IT13:.,".
" °" The Quebec I i uor Eill; becomes
a.c'rafurc of ,�. ,., � . •-..r .
No reserve as the ,proprietor has
sold his farm.
TERMS -All sums of $10 and un-
der, cash; over that amount 12
months' credit will be given on ap-
pccve.cr joint notes, or a discount of
4 per cent. off for cash.
Thos. Cameron, Taeoli Detweiler
Auctioneer •' Proprietor
olaiter J. Scott, a traveler,-. son of
W. L. Scott, of Winchester, Ont., was
found dead in bed at; a. Calgary
boarding house.
The Montreal Herald, now In its
110th year, is to be controlledby an
,advisory board of ex -service men,' to
give;enzployment to returned soldiers,
and to devote its profits, to cases of
need among soldiers.
•
MONDAY. • ;
F census wi•
ll be taken on
March 5-6
Dr. N. A. Powell. is retiring,,from
lectureship in Univeisity,of Toronto.
A T., & N. 0. brakeman named
Sharvolle .was killed at New Liskeard.
A Russian claines he'w,as accost ll
by a stranger • in 'Toe•onto'- and 'shot in
the leip i.r'`'
Reports,
o •nih
f..Tt it ei an: s3. tree`. r f'
't 'L 1
Armenian:•by .Turks Have ,• reached.,,
Lonci'on.
South Wellington Liberals Lebo
ccs _a1 d Farnie s are unable to effect
•
!asks Peterson died•"suddeiily
while toil;ing wish fellow-workncen
in Hamilton. ,
A '!bronco prcacher.censures the
Ucverniyent for failing to;,iiivesfigate
'pr:ciiteerirg."
Tae 'Toronto once Seized `
thou-
sandn s...
'dollars' wortii of opium, .mor-
phine and cocaine.
Freight eaLts on. liqucir..in ,Canada
are to be increased shortly, says an
Ottatra, despatch.:'
- The Aura Lee d. H. A. ,junior team
of Toronto beat Belleville in a stud=
cl cit
' a tli game by 6, to 5. ,
.t
�
atf
� . i,
it Y ui ai efockey`'League re-
sults on Saturday were:: St. Patrick's`
•,01,L awa 2; Cuiiadiens 13,'.Haunil-
ton 6.:•
1'iie'Wceter'n Ontario Collegiate In -
entitle teal;: taliiisiieda ltew record
for thio f; ur-,retie relay rata) at .Balla-,
nroi:a
Ilardilig left 1'loi+-
r1<r liiaL ev:;;tung fol- !!rasion; -where be
VIII iitliv r 1i:i'al • ft•oilt-porch
'1'LLC 0'. 8.nnnibl<.f - n
I tiou Bill bas
bosh al'aroved oy 'LAW C'['t7.Congrros,
n 1 wide be sent Le the President for
igrraiute. '
Toronto 1 ai onto hockey
team \v" tree L ,rcrcollegi:ite cham-
prosiiiU, in the
tidal game by 7 to 1.!
It is state, trI<,4 u,:i• Edgar iV'altoii
a wealthy British. South A?ridan
newspaper 'proprietor, has been ap-
1>+ i it the new Ifigh C10:nirtissior er
tor 2fn11l.Afl+ica, iii stueessioer LoAli'e
late'111,. Ilon. 6V111ian� Sclaraiiter,
Auction Sale ..
DUAL PURPOSE AND SCOTCH
SHORTHORNS
C, W. Robinson has received iu-
structions from Melville L. Horn to
sell by Pi blic.Auction on
InCapio View Stock Farni, Lot G.
Concession 8, !Usborne on
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921.
At one o'clock aharp the following;
PURE BREDS,-Florence,, 139-
345, 3 -yr, -old, „clue in Sept.; ` Usborne
Beauty, 102461, 8 -yr; -old; with hei-
fer calf, -re -bred;' Mag1e•I:ovell*, 148-
902, "5•yr.-old, bull"calf '.at' foot; Ina.
llth, 143272, 4 -yr. -old, with. heifer
calf; Lavinia .21st, 143271, 3 -yr. -old,
with heifer calf, re -bred; Rosa Cleo-
patra, 143270, 2 -yr. -old, bull calf at
foot; Snow;brop Duchess, 143273,
3 -yr. -old, bull; calf at. foot;re-bred;
Pearl Duchess, 148901, 2 -yr. -old,
due in October; Iva Cleopatra, 167-
460, 1 year old; Roan Duchess 7th,
167459, 1 year old,, -
BULLS -Newton Pride, 143859, 1
year ; Newton Reflector,• 145.365, 1
year; Newton Crystal 2nd, 145364,
11 months.
GRADE DURHAMS-Two renew-
ed cows; 2 cows due at time of
sale; 1 cow due in "Sept.; 1 'cow due
in October;1 Holstein cow, 7 -yr. -old,
due in Sept. ;1; Holstein heifer,_ 2 -ye. -
old,
old, due in October; 2 Durham hei-
fers, 6 months old; 1 Durham steer
6 months old; 1 Durham calf, 4
months old; 2 steers 2 years old; 6
steers rising 2 years.
HOGS -One Yorkshire sow due
in April; 4 •Yorkshire sows due in
May; 1 Yorkshire hog 8 months old.
HORSES ---One agricultural,horse,
8 years old.
75 bushels , of good seed bar-
ley, No: 21; 50 bushels good seed
oats, Grenary File.
Present herd sire -General New-
ton, 119976,
ewton,.119976, son of Newton Loyal-
ist, 107293, (Imp.), a .Cruickshank
Lovely.
TERMS -Ten months credit given
on furnishing approved joint notes,
or a discount of 4 per cent. off for
cash.
C. W. Robinson, Melville 1. Heim
Auctioneer '• Proprietor
Frank Coates
Clerk
EXTENSIVE CLEARING
Aluction Sale.
OF FARM, e FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS, HAY, GRAIN AND
ROOTS, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AND REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned has received in-
:structions to sell by public auction
on'the :farm of • Charles • Upshallti
Winchelsea on •
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921
At; 12• o'clock sharp, the following:
HORSES -Two nares, 7 years
old; mare rising 5 yrs.; mare 12 yrs.
old, in foal; 2 geldings rising three
years; gelding rising one year.
CATTLE -Cow due in March; 2
cows due time of sale; cow due on
March 27; cow due April 19; cow
due April 22; farrow cow; 5 two-
year-old steers; 3 2 -year-old' heifers;
9 yearlings, calf 2 months old.
HOGS AND POULTRY -Sow. due
April 6; sow due March 23; 10 pigs
about ' 15'0 lbs. 125 Black Minorca
hens.
HAY, GRAIN AND ROOTS -20
tons hay; 185 bus. seed barley; 900
bus. oats; several ' hundred bushels
turnips 'and mangolds.
IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSE;
HOLD EFFECTS -M, -H. binder, 7 -
foot; McCormick mower,;,5 foot; M. -
H. hay; loader, nearly', new; .;M ,H.
, hay iteddei 1N1-..4. hay' rake;° Cocl.-
shutt fertilizer drill, .nearly •new;,
cultivator, disc; harrow, roller, -,Cock-
shutt ridingow, two walking
g
plows, set iron ltarorws,, 2 two -fur-
row plows; 2 scuffiers, turnip drill,
manure spreader, light wagon, two
'wagons, slidi.ug"rack,cutting box, 7
horse -power Chapman engine; Johi-
et grinder, 9 -inch plates root put-
per, -2 set bobsleighs, Clinton fan-
ning ,mill; 4,000 ib.' stock scales;
1,000 lb. Beales 30 -foot extension
ladder, bag truck, water trough,
horse clipping "machine, De Layal-
cream separator, 2 oil tanks, -
p k , stone
)oat 2 set double harness,set single
Jg
harness set sling ropes, whiffletrees,
f
feo�.l boiler, ro ).es and pulleys, two
1 leys,
°ravel boxes' circular saw; 48 ft.
0 -inch rubber belting; 16 feet four
inch leather belting; 40 feet of 4-
inch rubber belting; 16 feet 3 -inch
leather belting; beach and vice; 500
three-inch tile, forks, hoes, shovels;
etc. Steel range. lounge, secretary's
rt'e h, table, churn `aii.d many oilier
household' articles.
REAL ESTATE -Nifty acres of
land, being S, 1/2 lot 13, con. 8, Us
borne. all under grass;:4 acres bush
and good ,frame Karn thereon.
TERMS, -$10' and tinder, cash;
over that amount 10 mouths' credit:.
on furnishing approved joint notes,
or a discount of 5 per cent. per; an-
num off for 'cash on credit aenotmts.
Terns of Real Estate made known
oil day' of sale. Hay and 'grain, :cash.
Positively no reserve as the pros
pri00tor has sold tree farm,
1t.
S."13t1OWNr : ' CHAS. urguALT
Auctioneer Proprietor'
Children Cees,
or Fletcher's
Scoria 1,, sttidtl e a''rePud foilinfants an' zi
y
•
Foods are ,spracially* prepared #or"babies, A baby's ined.ici ►e.
evepi' more eSsential. for Baby Re�nedies'priinaril. prepared
nest ,istftchzigiale It:^ was t e';z� eod4k i x
a' -e nedyfor"„the co`minon ailmentsof Infants and' ''C Huron'
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research;
and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven,
hat i CAST
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It, is pleasant. it contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor:: other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Comfort -The Mother's. Friend.
GENUINE
:a; 4 T ' IA rAL
Bears tht , Signature of
4i�
AYS;,
er 30 Years
L e For v
THE CENTAUR COMPANY.. NEW YORK, CITY.
Recording Milk Production
O1 each cow in your herd earn
her keep?
The Milk Record Book which will be
given to you by any of our branches
will help you fo keep track of the milk
production of your ani>auats.
THE
CANADIAN BANK.
OF-
PAID-UP, CAPITAL ` „ 150.
. $, .,.00..
000.
RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
INCORPORATED 1855
OVER 130 BRANCHES
THE MOLSONS BANK
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000.
The cost of living is failing, also the price of food ,
stuff. `This necessitates increased production. Produce
more and deposit your surplus in The Molsons Bank
where it will be ready for any call and :yet be earning
interest. •
"SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AT THE EXETER BRANCH"
t
T. S.:WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH.
CENTRALIA BRANCH OPEN I'OFt. BUSINESS DAILY. ,
I'RE USI3ORNE
ANI) II1I3EERT
tr i,' t'S .. ,,
dit IFI.... 1
.fY'1LdL' b'I1:E'LLtiSUii•
ANCE
COMPANY.
Head Office, Farquhar. Ont.
?resident, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCK J. L. RUSSELL
ROBT. NORRIS, JAMES McKENZIE
AGENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia. Agent for
Usborne and Hibbert.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro,Agent g r.
Hibbert,
Fullerton ,.and Logan.
W. A. TURNBULL,
Secretary -Treasurer °'
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e R. R. No. 1, Woodham.
GLADMAN
AN Rc STANBURY
Solicitors. Exeter. ;
IDI.+
HENRYRY
A. C:
OItSAL 2
Veterinary Surgeon
Office
Baker's Livery on James. mss• St:
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Phone 8.
OR. A. H. KINSMAN, L'.I,.D., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate of Toronto , Un
:ver=
SitY
DEN Ti9T
Office over Glad ,
mon Rc
Star3b
ury's
office, 'plain Street, Exeter.
Advertise in the Tii'n,es. It pays.
MONEY TO L61/4'
We have a.
large a mount of private
funds to loan on farm and village -
properties, at lowest rates of in-
terest.
G•LADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors,
Main St. Exeter,a
Ontario
PERRY F. DOUPE Licensed u A em
tioneer. Sales conducted
in -any
ality. Terms moderate, Orders
1oc.»
left
at Times Office will be promptly at--
tended
ttended . to. ' . Phone 116, Kirkton.•
Address Kirkton P. 0.
Pit. G. F. ROULS'TON, L.D.S. D.D. •
DENTIST
Office over I. R. Carling's Lav'
once.
Closed every Wednesday afternoon.
USE E YES
Dyo right! Don't ristc
your material. Each pack-
age
ack-a e of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions ,so simple
that any woman cam
dit inondelye a new,, rich
r
color into old. garments,
ch aperiea, coverings, e1ery-
thing, Whether wool,sil`ik.,
l iadn, eotton or-enixed goefle-
I3uy "Diamond Dyes'' -no
other kind-thenperfectre-
sults
re-
s gilts are guaranteed even if
you 'rave never dyed hefeee.
Druggist bas "Diamond Dye
Color Card" -15 rich celors: