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niter-, Ont.
F-TITIMES
N� � aI Stanley fl;allam, who accidentally
1 snot a woman in Toronto wa
Y- s froed
---- 1 b : a jury MiCKiE SAYS
on. the charge of man- '
Important Events Which Have
Occurred Dur ing the lrlleek.
, The•-$nsy 'World''ss Happenings Care -
1 fly Compiled and ,Put Into
Handy and Attractive Shupe for
the fiea{lers of Our Piper — A
Solid Rohr's Enjoyment.
have invented a 'nracltine for riga indiug engine cylinders' car °Vtory bonds were
stronger.'•T1111'SDA
or blooks. We Make listons and rings toft ,.cylinder. 1 :isChloe Koyl dies at Brockville kville
in her 99th year.
Cylinders are ground. to 1000th part of inch and
as true and -ac -
Urate as any manufacturer"
We c
1 make your engine as good as new.
We make" saw mandrels, emerystands, speed jacks,: hangers, pul
leys and have shafting for sale.
We make any of the above to suit the : purchaser:
We also have a first-class welding outfit.
Agent for the Canadian Fairbanks -Morse Company and the J. I
Case Threshing Company.
Come
nd see us regarding your wants.
S,a've the surface acid
you saw atrate
¥;0 u
Weill Be Delighted
When YOU . se
Ca
Floor Varnish
Made in ;Clear, Varnish and Cherry—,
Walnut--; Mahogany-. Rosewood — Lt.
Oak— Dlk. Oak— Golden Oak — Green
A WONDERFUL FINISHFOR
FLOORS FURNITUffE-- WOODWORK.
For Sale By
W. J. 33EAM ..N, EXETER
„!surto ltted%r atr.�+l�'�tr, tee
News of, the DistrictDIES AT 102.
�
The business men of Granton have
agreed to,close their places of busi
ness Wednesday afternoons iron
May to September, inclusive,
Mr. Benjamin rd of Lucan,
i
. f.ri'
is/ca v >.
11
l
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with hl
blood poisoning
P ntr_
bis, •
g
night g arta, resenting' from a
slight wound in the hand, At pres-
ent'
n his
h '
siei
P y a
n
s are: still anxious -
1
ea
5 endeavoring orrng to prevent the neces-
sity to amputate the arm:
Master Hugh Atcheson, of Gran-
ton- was injured in an automobile
@red very
Wound, which was inflicted when the
car in which Hugh and some friends
were riding, overturned.
Shortly before midnight on May
Y
re fire destroyed the boiler shop
of the National "Shipbuilding Com-
pany I
P at
_ the G.T.R. tracks, .Goderich.
The building was erected and equip-'
Ped in 1918.at a cost of $80,000.'
The
origin. of the fire is :unknown.
Only the previous day the ratepay-
ers had, passed a by-law'aut}iorizin
g
a guarantee of $50,000 of the com-
pany's bonds. The boiler shop was
not being used, except for storage
purposes. The building was well in-
sured.
accident during a week -end trip.
The injuries, which are not consid-
ered include a scalp
Joseph Pearn, one of, the oldest
residents of the To rlel:0s Of Blau. -
shard, died May lst in ,,his 79th
year, at the home of hie eon-in-Iaw,
Ja/pies Robinson; Water street, St.'
Marys, •1-Vlatthew Pearn, of Lambeth,
is a brother, while one of his daugh
ters is the wife of James,Rabinson,
reeve of Blaushard.
The funeral of another of the old-
est residents of Blanshard and one
of the most widely known, Reuben
Reynard, took place on Tuesday of
last week, The deceased was in his
78111 year and was in good"Health
until about a week ago. He lived re-
tired 11 St. Marys.
S. J. Dunseith,' coat dealer of St.
Marys, vs, IS lying 01 his hone with
several broken ribs as tite result of
a serious motor accident on '..the
Stratford road, . when the coupe
he
was driving collided with a horse
and baggy. The car was almost com-
pletely demolished, and that Mr.
Dunseith escaped with his life isa
mystery.
The bigger. the inan the - more
childish is his nature. He is •hare
e,AS:iv approached- He is
it 1)1e, llo is more char-
: never hurt br ,"htcisni.
Tlr never criticizes except . to
fin i alwat-; t boli,
7 open tO�SU;�'(''CStifi:1. tie
is ,1
ways ready to assist the uufol'-
ingle. He Call hurt ,no one 'without t
lrix,isetf; ,no one t,<i:, 1zCz1•t
liim thou hut. to .liitnselfi.
There; is little difference betwoon
l,ot rowed . xno/ley and bpi:rowed
00 bto;
Mrs. Janet Fraser, aged 102
died at her son's.home in M
villi on May 4th, Mrs, Frasers
believed to be the oldest woman ill
the county of 'Middlesex. She had
been in poor health since the first
of this year, but previous to this she
was
always 5
y active. .
e. Sh
e had
this' vicinity for a hum e d lived inyears,
and during the war spent b r. a s
nt
P practically
actically
all her time knitting for the soldiers.
Mrs. Fraser was born on
the
same
da
a
day s
the tate Queen Victoria. ' A
birthday party was given her last
year when 95 of her relations from'
points' throughout Canada attended.
Mrs. Fraser is survived by five
sons and one daughter --William of
McGillivray, James and Charles of
etroit, " Norman of Wyoming,
eorge, of Port Huron and Mrs.
hofnas Lewis of the llth canoes -
ion of McGillivray Township. - Mr.
Wm. Fraser, of Exeter, is a Brand-
on,
Marine strike has, been begun in
United States ports,
Lord Talbot was sworn in as
Viceroy. of Ireland,
'telly of the Giants zuade his sev-
enth hooter on Monday.
Germany is given till May 12 :to,
accede to the Allies' terns. ,
s Miid epidemic' of burglaries in
High Park district, Toronto.
Washington has declined to submit
Berlin's proposals to the Allies. e.
The Baptist. Young People of To-
ronto -Bold successful spring rally.
Newark beat Toron
to 2 ,,-1 i,
i ,
the
I twelfth innings and lead the league.
Johnny Buff, U. S. flyweight "chain -
pion, beat Midget Smith on points.'
English and United States small
yachts will race abroad this summer.
IJ. F. Fred, 60 years old, drops
dead at a street corner in Hani,lroi,.
Daylight saving adopted in tiunlerf
i ous cities throughout the Domnit.tou.
lKitchener' beat Hamilton, 2 to 0,
in an exhibition ball game at Hamil-
1 ton. .
I Bank notes totalling 111.000
were stolen from a mail sack it Port
Arthur.
The Ontario 'Dental Association r
holds its 54th •annual convention in,' p
Toronto.
Toronto's Council is pledged for a ro
wider 'rouge street north of Christ S
Church be
Brooklyn scored their eleventh
consecutive win in a game with the
Phillies.
A family of seventeen reached N'
Montreal from Dublin, en route to
the
Bonds of members will nbe e convicted I.
. byWW.
United States, y
Dr. Weizman,-inventor of T. N. '1`.,
will dpday tt v=isit to Toronto shortly
Y.
Ilea
slaugllter.
' FRIDAY.
tlltiniatup1 to Germany was deliv-
erButer lasby t dropped froth 62c to
45c in a week at Milton, '
President Ebert of Germany offerse',
Chancellorship to Von Buelow,,
Berlin says the Silesian uprising is
Assuming alarming proportions:. •
The Baltimore Orioles beat the To-
ronto Internationals by 10 to 3.
The Pittsburg Pirates increased
their lead in the Natlenal League.
Paintings by old masters sell at
very low figures in' Toronto.
.Motor omnibus line is to connect.
St. Catharines and Boamsviile.'
A -veteran dies in, a .Torontohos_
Intel from' effect of Gerulan poison
gas.'.,
•
Sir James Craig, Ulster leader, and
de Valera held a conference .Thurs-
day.: „ •
Thieves • in Toronto store .motor
truckload of .roofing in broad ,day-
1ipt,
Lloyd George reports to Parlia-
mint result of Allied Council
meeting.
Col Harkness succeeds.; E. S. Est
lin as Natural -Gas Commissioner for
Ontario:
Hamilton City-Couneil. won't: let
11. 'G, & F• cl ai'ge 75c rate for six months.
Two motorists sentenced to. Week
in jail at Kitchener for driving while
intoxicated.
Power to be developed at Kettle
Falls, with view to electrifying T. &
N.. O. Railway.
A special neeting is called to de-
cide on contract for the arena build -
ng in. Toronto.'
The results in examinations in"ap-.
liedr science;` at University of To-
nto are announced,
A prisoner broke jail at Owen,
ound to pay a visit to his fiancee
fore going to - Kingston.
address Zionists
'WEDNESDAY.
-"The British .Governor
the bau.ou racing,
The Leafs
SATURDAY.
Refined sugar Sells at 6% cents in
ew York.
The `Leafs defeated Baltimore on
Friday•2 to 1.
A copious flow of gas struck in a
well near Sarnia.
"Babe" Ruth hit his seventh homer
of the season Friday.
Manitoba will have no provincial
income tax this year.
Lefler- of Baltimore leads the ,In
-
national League batsmen.
tanislaus Zbyszko won the world's
has lifted ter
S
vyweight wrestling title.
were
e beaten at Newark .
Ion Tuesday, 2 to 0.
' The fifteenth Ontario 'Legislature j
ron
prorogued on'Tuesday. r
Washington gained on Cleveland Tor
by beating Philadelphia: T
„fiM Blit' h railroads are to law
� get £ 51,- E
000,000 for Sher claims.'
A state of has be d
in cities '
The
Sacred 'Heart
To-
to, is to'become a hospital be, To
• Walter Curry; .M.P.P,, is to- be
onto's new Crown Attorney.
he Interchureh Board condemns
permitting church lotteries:
nthusiastic Toronto crowds sur
round head of ,Zionist moven t
ritish coal miners' wives are de
ding settlement, of the strike.
Obert.. Deyell, a prominent Mil-
k resident, found dead in bed.
Pal” Moore gained the newspaper
siege
in Upper. Silesia, <
years I London Council for combating ve man
oozes-'nereal diseases organized" ! R
wa I broo
G
T
s
HURON r COUNTY BRA,;il'CH
TRUSTEES. AND RATEPAYERS
At a -largely :attended and . repre-
sentative gathering of Huron Coun-
ty educationalists at Clinton on May
7th it was decided+- to establish a
county branch of the .Provincial
Trustees and Ratepayers' Associa-
tions. R, Proctor of Brussels occu-
pied the chair, and the principal ad-
dresses were given by- R. Segswortl,
of Toronto, the- Field Secretary:
the associatiotP."'The of
cers were. elect'ed: f Hon. president's', nt's',
J. EIgin<rfiom I P ie1s, en ,
.5., Dr. Field,.. L rP.'
S:; President, "Rev" A..Laing,
etch; Vice-preside/it, 3. ,J.,Roberts,
Goderich; Secretary -T .easlti,er
ShilIington, Seaforth, Executive con
mittee—T, C. Stewart, Iairkton; L.
Knox, Goderich; J. Fowler, Sea -
forth; R. N. Creech, Exeter; Mrs,
Curl e, Wingham Mr: , McQuillan,
acA. H. McDonald, Ethel;
R. Proctor, Brussels.
OLEAN UP AND PAINT
1\eatly paixlted ponies and tidily
kept surroundings invariably-
tract. attention and wi/. admiration.. at-
5adly ixi need, of 1 w+sl the ver-
dict is the .ver-
dict of the average tourist in an
automobile trip as he passes thru
town
streets is
and along country roads
and views the unpainted hoixses and
otftbufldings 00 Prevalent. in many
sections of the country, 'Before the
war, spring painting was, generally
considered ,by the avere,go• citizen
of town and country, but IrroLt of
118 negieeterl11115" tvelhfor'ured habit
for more urgent business
be -
Cause of high t a •b; prices of p.xi:llt incl' la-
bor whieli prevailed. Novlthat trio
are gradually' approaching th l•
r-
/mai level it 11'11 e Who
z,I be well for all who
..sit 10 obliterate 80 ,:ai° as possible
of the' ~
the results yoai's el:nenlect
A House or other buildings that, are
bare of pigment end dry of oil isal-
ways going b cl, ,,,0x'd by redsoir
the assaults of the weather. The cost.
of bo;i.lding reInaifis
the 011e you have as
high; preserve
Car as Possible.
Russell Surline, a young deckhand,
was drowned in River St. Clair.
Lieut, Loft, Indian chief, address-
ed the York Pioneers in Toronto_
Rev.
E. Abraham, m
Guel
h giv-
en P
:
a
sedn
withl2 and
S
0
� two robe
s..
Ulster Unionist Leader Craig wa"s
nearly 1
shot Y by
police e b-
y
mistake.
e.
Britain may put the clock ahead
two hours•owing to the coal shortage:
Toronto Board of Trade makes re-
commendations regarding taxation.
Seeding ' will. 'be general around
Prince Albert, Sask., by end of week.
Owners of vacant lots in•'Toronto
troen withholding privilege of cultiva
Chinese Nationalist League repre-+
deutatives meeting in Vancouver=.to-'!
ay,
Descendants of Wycliffe founders
issue memorial regarding union. with
Trinity. roll
Y•
Toronto t
o co
al dealer before _parlia-
mentary 'Committee advises earlybuying
S r
t.
J.
g P.
Beadow, 0
w`60 -year-old' F'
pensioner, walks from Toronto to
Ottawa. -
Manitoba will levy 2 per cent.. tic
tin business profits as temporary.
measure.
The British Admiralty frustrated
an attempt to aid revolution -in
Venezuela.
Convention criticizes
•
ruin under the scheme of group gov-
ernment.
President Harding accepts allied
invitation to "sit in" at the Supreme.
Council,
Prof. It. Shirezu 1 of.: -gel
Univer-
sity, Tokio, e, aJapan, discusses affairs
in the East.
The
printers P s of,Ctucago Ifave,made
a settlement, tin °which -they get the
decision over Champion "Joe" Lynch.
Canners. at Hamilton refuse`- to
make contracts for fruit this season.
Notice
of
a, red
uctt
till
of
biro wages ' is
g•given British cotton operatives.
It "
rs,r
e
or
P ted'"
that'
an Irish
peace
e
conference is to beheld in London.
Paris "Reds"' are trying to hamper
recruiting for the advance into Ruhr.
Regina .'printers strike, but'the
newspaper appeared in a single page
form.
A prominent Tory 'predicts blue
A Toronto coroner scolded the jury' 1
over a verdict reached'in the I
Van
1 Leven case. J
Queen .and Anderson were found
not guilty of the murderyof•:Frederick
Sha* in Toronto. "'
..-
MONDAY...'
No German Cabinet ,.has:"yet been
formed. `•
The English Soccer League season
the Govern- +
?las eioaed.
Transport• workers in Britain
join.. coal strikers:' t;l
ment ,grant toward Director of Den=
tal Service.
'1't7UI{SD 2Y.
The; Gerin an;Cabine i'esi n
i•, � ,,,t,:.,. g s office:
Br`o:bklyn lost ,its .,;frst. gamehin
•tweltse starts. .,,
•r The`.' Leafs .'defe°ated' Balti�tnore, on.
.wed-.nesdaY,.e7 ,to 4.
Johri-Blakely:aged :95 Cliapn,ai's
Corners, dies in; sleep. '
The,French,arrny is rebut' for 'Or -
dote
•to: ilia.•chon Ruhr,
Lloyd, George to -day will,•1deliver,'
the ultiatum • to Germany.:
The price of writing papers is re-
dueed from 10 to 20 Per cent.
Pensions may' be continued anoth
er year •o11 the present'basis,
W. G. - Sutherland/ M.P.P.;` Prince
Edward Island, dies, aged 54. •
The centenary of Napoleon's deatb
is being celebrated in Parise,
CIashes between'°Potes and allied
troops have occurred in Silesia,
One game Was:. played in • the.
American League` on 'Wednesday°
Official returns show Toronto and
York lead a wet majority of 10,666.
Premier Massey ' 'New Zealand,
reaches' Vancouver on. way to. Eng-
land.. '
Three young ex -service /nee walk-
ed fromMontreal to Ottawa. to seers
relief.
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
:net in Toronto and heard good
report;.'
ZV'holesale dry. goods men report
.business this spring equal to rspi•izi t
of 1920. g.
'Tho Ontario Government • rplaus.
1,0.00 miles of rural kl�ydro Iitie>-ill•
Ove years.`"
W. S. Gould, cigar clerk in_
real •zMont;
routs armed thug with` empty
revolver.
Newark retained d the �"
lead in the
International League, beating Syra
mese, 1.7-12.
Moro than 100 prnspectin
g parties
are already in Kazubazua, Que.,.
seeking old,
What is ..the
lied Cross Doing
The Red.Cross in Ontario
o has:
EXECUTOR'S
Sale
Atlet1011 S
HOUSE, LOT AND FURNITURE
`Village of Centralia
The undersigned will sell by pub
lic auction on the premises at
CENTRALIA
--�OI1---
SATURDAY, 1VIAY 14, 1921
at 1:30 p.nm: the following property:
Frame house and 'stable, together
with land attached immediately in
rear of postoffice; well situated;
good water and. small fruits,
HOUSEHOLD, ' EFFECTS One
coal and wood stove, coal- oil 'stove,
sewing machine, 2' sideboards, two
lounges, chairs, rockers; beds and
bedroom furniture, ,bureaus, dishes,'
and other, articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OP SALE.
Real ' Estate Twenty-five per
cent. cash; balance'in 15 days.'
Chattels—Cash,
FRANK TAYLOR SAM'
AVIS
Auctioneer / L for
Executor
GLADMA•N & STANBURY
Solicitors for Executor
FOR
SALE—Coupe, ure"
.slightly "
1 htl .
g used,
d
looks ok
s a
nd works' as `good as new;
will be•sold at'sacrifice. Good rea-
sons s f
or selling. ng. Apply'at The Times'.
Office.
e.
THE LITTLE THINGS.
It's the little' things that, /hake
Happy lives, and no mistake.
Pride of home' and smiling eyes
Isn't born of being wise,
Great or famous. Skill can be
Desolate with misery,,
Married folks' throughout their days
Need the good old-fashioned ways.
Be
as thoughtful g as you were
When you first went courting her.
Now
and then be glad ''to stop
At the nearest candy, shop
And 'take home a dollar's worth
To
the.
fittest girl on earth.
Sucil a little glad surprise •
Keeps the love light in her eyes.
More important far 'than fame
Is to -keep love's fire aflame,;
And her gentle nature:needs,"
Not so much your splendid deeds
As 'the tender; thoughtful ways
may I Which were Yours -in by -gone days
The Leafs ,lost •to Baltimore'' :ori
Satuday"by, 8 to 3: ..•1
7.lo'd George says Poland should
drs tiro if Germany, does.
Mel Dominion Rifle Association's
Bisleyteamn.is completed. •`>
French troops are massing ,on the
borders of the Ruhr area.
Aldershot soldiers rioted on 'Satur-
day night and looted shops. -
Six royal swans, the gift of Ki
George, arrive at Islington..
Ten thousand Jews attend Zioni
rally in the Arena, Toronto.
Riversides captured five titles in the
International boxuig tourney.
Arthur Walker was killed at the
Conigas mine, He fell 100 feet.
Commissioner IIenderson finds
coal combine in British Columbia:
Over twenty T. & D. soccer games
were played in Toronto Saturday.
Philadelphia „defeated .the 'New
York Kilties, ` 5 to 4' in 14
Happiness'. 'forever sZrrings d
Prom 'a well;of littl . tdiln ,
,er, gs.:
Little eenis the li • ,to
s welcome kiss,
But it's oli, eo big to-missl
And - forgotten birthdays grow_
Into griefs you neveil ,know.
-Let .your love for her'iie told
In` the tender ways of old,
By the little deeds you do
Kin
Happiness` shall - come to you.
-
st --Edgar A . Guest. •
innings
Behave Ya'izrself won the Kentuck
Derby
run
at
Louisville, '
111E
.Satuz d
a.
Y
Motor bandits in Tor onto beat and
rob piand ' his eyes.
Dolniannlon"civthiil sevrvantsacidin :meet in
Toronto and coitdeum patronage pro-
pda1, "
Lower rail rates divert, much
grain' front Buffalo to Canadian
P,
dr
en
ro
th
Cl
sa
tr^
at
age
rut
Ja
Mr. Norman B. Tufts, of Carman,
Man., who, for 20 years :has been a
successful teacher in the province
of Manitoba, died recently.
• Fortunate chaps -these whose
wires, think 'their„,husbands`. are
smarter than other men .
Y „ SOUR,, ACID .STOMACHS,
,{,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
I ea 1 p s Diapepsin neutralizes excel"
I sive acid'ih stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburnr and
distress at<. .floe,
Time it,i' In five 'minutes all stow.
Itch distress, due to acidity, will go..
No indigestion,.heartburn, sournese or
i• belching of gas or eructations of;nidi-
gested food, no dizziness,"bloating, foul
breath or headache;
! Pape's Diapepsiii is noted
for '
speed in regulating upset stomachs.'s
It is the surest, uick .; w'
9 t�itJ�stomach sweet-
ener in the whole world, and besides.it
is .harmless. Put an. end -to stomach
distress at once by getting a large'6fty-
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any
drug store.. You realize in five minutes
tiow needless it is to stiffer from indi-
gestion, gestion, dyspepsia o1 any stomach dis-
order caused' b f
orfs.
Two drownings and two near
awnings occurred over -tile week-
d in Toronto.
•
A sen, of,Rev,-F. 5.'
To-
nto shin' � Carson. of To-
s a coveted. scholarship in
c United "States,
A store Lias been 'Opened iu` t
ty to; sell l' Q tebec
liquor for medicinal and
Crameiltal uses;
0: P. R. and C, .
eto
ns ort N. yeR. agree,ebb
P laborers to harvest.in We'at.
excursion rates.
Special guards will be 1
inst any attempt to'r ,placed
Rot-
?, and McFadd9n from •Toronto
il. `'
excessive acids in stomach
1. Continued its war work in military
hospitals,
2;'Contributed to'the `relief, of disuse=
'stricken sufferers and undernourish-
ed children in Europe.
3. Co-operated with the Soldier Settle-
nlent Board in helping soldier set-,.
lers in emergencies •'due to sickness
in the family.
4. Provided funds for three y\ears for a
course in public health nursing in
the University .of Toronto. Tlie
first class of fifty graduates in May_
5. hygiProvide
ened. -eightdemonstrnursesations ; a 'forder child
d of Health,
the
.
6. Distributed to civil hospitals equip-
ment and supplies left over from
the war.
,ONTARIO ENROLLMENT, MAY 22-28
We have seen a Canada orgai ized for war; now r
let us have a Canadri organized for good health.
Enroll in the Red Cross and help create" public (-Tinton
n vor or
sound health measures. Enroll «firth your 'local: RedCrossl Blanch or
Enrollment Committee,- or, if there is none n c^-1murit with
the Ontario Provincial Division; 410 SHERBOU1tNE STREET,
TORONTO, •
Ca a.clian Red Cr
o
ss 'mitt'
O> ta1'io Division
TO THE FARMER
ARME
Small amounts saved regularly
a large total.. Deposit � rly soon reach each week part of the
money you get from your cream, butter and
eggs and watch
your Savings balance grow.
WE .WELCOMEiYIALL 1
A®CJO0113p.
fi0
HE CANADIAIL.
BANK
OF
COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL• $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND- $15 .,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, F. A. Chapman, Manager.
INCORPORATED 1855
OVER 130 BRANCHES
T
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BANK
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CAPITAL ITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,00.0;
The Molsons'Bank wants every far
has a real friend in the, Managerthath dto feel. that he
a hearty welcome and can'safelyhe will receivehi
discus
money needs:, s with him hs
"SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AT TH. E EXETER BRA.NCII."
T. S. WOODS, MANAGER, EXETER BRANCH.
CENTRALIA BRANCH OPEN F9R BUSINESS
THE 1113110FiNE AND HIBREUT
PARKER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. '
Head Office, Farquhar. Ont.
president, THOS. RYAN
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
WM. 13ROCK J. L. RUSSELL
JOHN ESSERY, Centralia, Agent for
OLIVER HARRIS, 3Iunro, Agent for
' Hibbert, Fullartop. and Logan.
W, A: TURNBULL,
8olicitors, Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office—Baker's Livery on Janies St•
Calls promptly attended tcil day or
Honor Graduate of Toronto tiniver-
DENTIST
office, Main Street,- E,zeter.
Advertise in the 'Times. It pays.
MONEY TO,J.OAN,
We have a large amount of privates,
lOan on" farm and' villagsp
properties, at lowest rates of inif-
Barristers, Solicilsics,
Main St. Exeter, Ontario
tioneer. Sales conducted .in 'any loc.-
ality. Terms moderate, Orders left
at Times Office will 'be, promntly at-
tended to. • Phone 116, '. Kirkton4-
- DENTIST
, Office over L R. Carling's Law
office. '
Closed every Wediesday afternoon.
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