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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-02-17, Page 4• Q zeter Abuocate,1 Souders Q Creech. Propa. THURSDAY. Feb. 17, '11) \t .li1NINQ. Since its lntroductlou Into Canada the sales of Parisian Sage have been phe- eomeraaJ. This euc:ors has led to mans - Imitations similar in ::ante. Look out for them; they are not the genuine. See that 4 he girl with the Auburn hair is on every package. You an always get the genuine at W. S. Cole's. Pari9lan Sage Is the quickest acting acrd lno9t efficient hair tonic Ili the world. It is nt.ide to a o.,fortn to Dr. Sanger - bond's (of Paris) proven theory that dandruff, falling hair, baldness and aealp Itch are caused by germs. Parisian Sage kills these dartclrutf germs and removes all trace of dandruff in two weeks, or :n )::cy back : it stops felting hair and itching scalp and pre- vents baldness. And remember that baldness is caused by dandruff germs, those little hard working. persistent devils that day and tight do nothing but dig into the roots of the hair and destroy its vitality. Parisian Sage is a daintily perfumed :air dressing, not sticky or greasy, and any woman who desires luxuriant and bewitching hair ran get it in two weeks by using it. 50 cents a targe bottle. WHALEN Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hodgson are via- itin;; with friends around here this }veek.-Mrs. J. W. ilodgson 1s suffer= ing from a severe cold. -Mr. Thomas Tapp, who has leen on a shtort visit with friends around here. started for his home in Virden, Man., on Wednes- day. Mr. !`app is taking a number of fire horse (tome with hi n. -A public meeting under the auspices of the W. S. will be held on Thursday next, Feb. 24. ears. (Rev.) Vance will be the speaker. Spcc'al music is being prepar- ed for the occas!on.- Report for S. S. No. 12, fore the mon- th of January. Class V. Sr. -d. Mar- ley 222. V. Jr. -W. Hodgson 221. IV Sr. -M. Squire 234 , G. Arksey 232 ; 0. Gunning 210 ; V. Morley 203; J. Mc- Carthy 195; 1I. Ogden 141. III. Sr. - T. Gunning 247 ; C. Morley 233 ; E. Hodzscn 227: N. Squire 221 : A. Mc- Carthy 192 ; 1'. McGee 113. III. Jr. - J. Whelthan -_ i ; M. Guunii•g 1 57. II. Sr -W. Brooke 282; M. Sfillson 258 II. Jr. -J. W1:elihan 214; 1'. McGee 194. Oliver McNaughtor:, teacher. CAUSE OF ECZEMA EXPLAINED -Germs Fester in the Skin and Blood Cures are Iniposalte A:ter years of debate medic•tl auth- orltles are now agreed that Eczema and other skin diseases are not seated In the blood, but are caused by germs in the skin. Myriads of microscopic ani- mals gnaw the flesh Just below the epidermis. The patient is perfectly healthy. it is only the akin that is dis- oased. Dunce scientists are now agreed that you must cure the akin through the skin. The medicine must be In liquid form in order to penetrate properly, as salves and ointments clog the pores without reaching the Inner skin. The remedy that will search out and destroy the disease germs, stop the itch and soothe the healthy tissue Is that mild, clean coinpound of oil of winter- green, thymol, glycerine, etc., known as D. D. D. Prescription The Instant you wash with this sooth- ing liquid you will Lind the 1'ch relieved. Wo positively assure you of this. Write the D. D. 1). Laboratories, Dept. E.'A., 23 Jordan St., Toronto, for a free trial bottle, and prove it yourself. For sale by all druggists. The confidence reit by fanners and gardeners in Perry's Seeds to -day would have been impossible to feel in any seeds two scone of years ago. We have made a Iteience of seed yowls& always do exaetty what you expect of them. For sale everywhere. MITI 1111 SUS ANNUL Free on request D.M. iMMQY • CO., WInd.er. taut. ATSATiOAO, ONT. ✓ Witte w at ones for our free catalogue and kern the nature of our •rouses In Commercial, Shorthand d Telegraphy departments. We hi... the leading, practical training s heel of Keetern Ontario. Courses are thorough, instructors experien,-e.1 and we a..ut Graduates to positions. Students are en• it ring e• ere week. lice: should enter NOW. 1). A. McLACHLAN Principal. Raw Furs and Skins -- WE ARE BUYERS of all kinds of RAW FORS and SKiNS We Guarantee Honest Assort- ment. Highest Market Prices and Quick returns. w P, PAY }:XrRES.4 ctuARGEs Send for our i40 ,1010 PRICE LIST FREE REViLLON FRERES 111.1 139 i1c(kl) f1., fleeirset CENTRALIA • family moved to town last week. •They have moved into one Of Mr. Fred. \Vuor- v1s- th's I:ousce.-Wcdjhtg bells will be Ali Sfiss Ertutta Graham of Landon is ttnS at the hletr,odlst p.arronege.- unlque Valentin- Sot -! al was held in \fethodlet tltutcl, tesueneolt o t Mott evening. The rue tat west under the a leadership of Sites \Vlnaie Essery a Miss E. Ponteijy.-1(cv. W.. J. It left Monday for Toronto to atte!td Tentperacice Alliance held in that place. p -Mrs. L. Willis of London visited tete Methodist personage last week Miss Francis Waliate, who for so time fats born vialthtg at the home John Hepburn, left for hot ttpme Toronto on Saturday, accompanied M199 Marie Ilepburn.-Miss Ila Di: dale of Ktppen is enjoying a ve ple.9xnt visit at the Methodist pars a';e.-Tt.re_ tut lu.tde of horses w shipped from here last wt . k by W. Elliott. t -- - DASD WOOD the day ble nd uta the at tate o1 in by 18- ry ou- ere It. M. BROKENSIIIRF:, DAsliwOOD CONVEY /s ENCER. heeds, Wills, Mortgages and all I.e,;al lrocumeets carefully and promptly prepared Charles moderate. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Several people front this place at- tendei tats lecture. in F.z_te: i•riday night by Rev. Sato Small. and were highly please -1 with th3 sante.--E. M. Broken - 9 -Ire was In Zurich on business Sat- urday afternoon. -IL ra stated on good :•.uthority that one of uur young Wren will ahs fly take unto himself a Itelp- ;ueet.-There is some talk of a local telephone service being establlehed in our village. -We believe it could be nude a success. -Next Sunday will be o? serves us tate fourth and last quat•t- etly meeting service in connection with the Evangelical church.The services of the day will beconducted by Rev. A. Y. HAIMM of t'erlin, the district presiding el- .tor.-\frs. Twict:en. nee Miss Lydia Haugh. of London is at present visiting he relatives in this place. -M1. Wililam Telt Monday to resume Lie position in Stratford. -Mi -s. Itev. L. K. Eidt re- turned Monday everting- 'rom attending her father's funeral at Lisbon. SODOM A surprise party of about sixty rel- atives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ter Stanlake visited their hone on Tlture day last to spend an evening prior,. to their departure for Alberta, where they will reside. Tile home was innnMi- iately thrown open to the party and a most pleasant time was spent socially. During the evening the host and hostess were presented with a silver cabinet ant a pair o: cuff links, and an address which was read by Mina Mary Parsons, teacher, while the presentation was nude by Mr. Joan Carrick. The ad- dress is as follows. - To Mr. and Mr a. Chester Stanlake and family. -Having learned that you in- tend to 80311 depart from our midst, we, your friends and relatives, thought it would be quite befitting to gather at your home and spend an hour or two: at the same time expreaa our deepest regret at your removal, and ask you to accept this silver cabinet and these cuff Jinks as a slight token of our p.ffcctien and respect for you. What we present to you le a very poor sym- bol of our deep feeling, but we know you will accept them kindly. \\-e trust you will prize the Otto not for their intrinsic value but for their asaociatton. Wo feel that in losing you from our midst we are losing true and noble friends whose departure will be keen- ly felt by each and every one present May our gifts ever remind you of. the high estimation in which the donors hold your character, and we trust you will live many years to enjoy them. GRAND BENT, 11 a e e hi :4. w re (xd ill J. It. 10 It let La Itc in be tw Fe th Ye oto ted a ba A:1 er. va to h .► 111 MI Pl etc of Mr alt iia b. l F' r TI, dra of r-\ the vis An lasMr. C. 'lapfe is soriouely 111. -Fred 'ogre and suns have purchased a gaeo- ne engine with which they will run heir cement mixer and a circular saw or cutting wood. -Percy Mollard re - tamed home atter *visiting friends in eterbeto, New Dundee. Galt, Waterloo nd friends In 1'arkh111.-Sire. Dave W11- Olt returned to her home near St. Joe - ph last week. -Tan Thomson of Park - 11 visited at Mr. Ernest Moilard's tturd:.y.-lfarnton Gill and family of ort F'renks moved back to town !sat eek. -Thr election for school trust.'e salted in Mr. Jas. Rush being elect- . About 75 votes weft-p•)Iled.-M: s. red Ilse we are curry to say Is jot irrcving as we had hoped fora -M, -s. W. Colby of Toronto visited Mrs. W. Oliver for a !ea days tact week.- hie Pollock has gone to the West.- ev. Mr Godwttr of Parkhill preached the Metoodist church in this place it Sunday. -We are glad to see Mr. bt. Domino.' around agalu after be- g laid up fur a few days: De)th.-Walter 11. Nickles. who has en 111 of lung trouble for the past o years passed peacefully away on b. 3rd, at his home In Stephen. at c early age of :15 yearn. Some twp ars ago the deceased spent several nths at Gravenhurst, which benefit - hint greatly. hu. failed to bring ut a rule. lir la survived by a wife d young 801). Wesley. also his fath- Willlatn Nickles and stepmother, tee brothers, F reek of McGillivray : at les of Partite)! ; Daniel of 1lotu�- 'tt Man.. and 01,0 sister. Mrs. Augur- s Babcnquth of Chicago and three 1f sisters. Mra. Jas. Williams.. Perk - 1: Mrs. F. Williams. Stephen and s9 Castile at home. The funeral look Pin on Saturday to Grand Mend cern- ry. Mrs. Nickles has the ,ymoathy all in nor severe ,.fflictlon. Mr rod s. Augustus llabenquth of Chicago ended the funeral. ars 1leaman of London visited at It. mllton'e for a few days last week. tr. John Ilse of Stratford Is visit - at Joseph itaselle's.-Another deer ot:glog to Mr. Neaman 1s dead. -Mrs. ink 0ermette hold a quilting bee on urselay.-Tu:n \\ ebb held a bee to w timber for his new barn. -Some our fishermen have put out gill nets. tr.. Roberts Is sick with neuralgia. tr.. Amos win' has been 111. Is pn me:td.-Mrs. Antos and Mre. Daley Iced a few days last week with Wm. toe. -Cyrus Green held a wood bee t Friday. CREDiTON. Mr. and Mrs. John App:etou sped: Su . diy at Carbctt.-Mr. and Mrs. Rog. %VIl- 1 ants sl:ettt a few days at Parkhill last week. -Fred. Flnkbtlner is still in a very low slate. -Mr. John Flynn and ria zing in our midst soon. Pattie leas later. -Mr. and Mrs. \V. Green! of ?Utter mutated home on Saturda atter spending several weeks Lyre. -Mr Bella Witter of London it vlsitln friends here. Rabies Is the talk of the day. lie you do, iitunaled ? Our people are all on tt alert for the dog that shows any sign o: rabies. Some dugs are being kill wale the majority of the are bein 'env up in 111e buns as directed‘ by th Order-in-Ccut,cli. Reports are current o stag dogs bithtg cattle neer S3hlpka an there is consid.•rabie uneasiness the this dreaded diet:ewe will break out her Every dog owner s;tou:1 c u -operate wit the officials and stamp out this epidcn ie. -Monday was St. Valentine's Da T to day of the malicious and slander ou9 Valentine appears to be peat an those of a better kind are being (Hs tributed.-.a number of our townsme were in Exeter last Friday night to:hea Rev. Sam Small's lecture, ' From th Bar -room to the Pulpit." They wet' dcli^t,te3 with the discourse and regret ted that more of our people weren't it attendaltee.-The roads are getting in dangerous cottd'tlott for driving. Th drive -way Is much higher than the sid of the road and It slakes it fvery awk ward to tura out when meeting a teats The pathnnasters of the various divi9 ions should call out tate men and .hav tate roads plowed up or Waked and tit crust thrown out. -The sewing circl stet at the nonce of Miss Olivia Holtzmann last Monday evening. -Mrs. Peter Fabeer returned to her hotne in ReidCity, Mich., on Tuesday. She was ac- companied by 3lisb Clara Heist. who will visit friends for a few weeks.- Mrs. Link left for Toronto on Tuesday to attend the spring ntillittct-y openinga, •-Ira Bice of Clandeboye was in the village on Tuesday. -John Finkbelner's sale was Lel.' on Tuesday and was well attended. The chattels went at a good figure. Ed. Dossenbcrty of Zurich was the auctioneer and Alonzo Ifodgi:ts clerk-\frs. Wnl. Sambrook is visiting relatives in Toronto. -►rev. A. Y. lfafst, 1'. E. of Berlin, held quarterly ser- vices in the Evangelical church Satur- day and Sunday. -Rev. Kerr of ,Lucar: will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist Caurch next Sunday. -Mr, and Mrs. 'Hy. Steil acher have retutmed bonne atter vis- iting their children in Chesley awl Tav- isteck.-Wt air pleased t,; learn that Frei Fhtkbelner's condition is some bet- ter. Ills sister, Miss Barbara of Clev- el ,nd has arrives here to give hint at- teed,tnce.--The Vale,Ulite Social ger, y' h. the Methodist church on Monday under the auspice:4 of the Epworth League was a huge success. Thr program ren carrell at the twat part of tate evening's entertainment consisted of--teo'o, Jos. Woodall ; teasing, Mrs- Isaac Hill; solo Milton i'arker; reading, Miss Essery solo. Miss llnriei Clark ; quartette :it'dsolo by Miss 13:1a Beaver. The proceeds amounted to 91_, which will be forward ed to Burdett, Alta, to help erect, a Meth odist church. -There are rumors of a wedding to take place in town in the near future. Pat titulars to follow. On Monday evening upwards of thirty met In the 1. 0. F. Hall) .tor the pur- pose of giving farewell W, Dr. McCue, Mr. C. K. Blue(t occuplei the chair and made an excellent address. Ile referr- ed to tho aoctar's good citizenship, hid active interest in all sports and his general good fellowship. \!r. Ira Brown then presented the doctor with a hand- sonte leather fitted ault case. The doc- tor Trade a fitting reply and spoke of Itis regret that his health had failed him and that he was obilged to give his practice for tho time being. lie also spoke of his high appreciation of the gift, and he would always have a warm spot In his heart for the laconicof Crodlton. Mr. Bluest then called on the others present. The addresses giv- en without notice were splendid and all voiced the sentiment of their regret at the doctor's departure. All joined in singing "For Ile's a Jolly Good Fel- low." Mr. Henry Swell::er brought his phorc.raph and it was a treat to hear the splendid nelectionn. Before the meeting closed Mr. Sweirzer took a re- cord of the addresses of Mr. Illuctt. and the Doctor, and then all Joined In sin bg- iter a song of farewell. When the re- cord had been finished those assembled had the unique experience of hearing their own voices reproduced. n- ee )' e. g r to e ed g a e. ti Da) wleAK KIDNEYS NIA la:E \1_EAK RODIF.S, le Wiley Distorters Cause 11.t;f the Com- mon Aches and Ills of Exeter i't•ople. As one weak link weakens a chalet. so weak kidneys weaken the whole body and hasten t he final breaking down. Overwork. strains, colds and other causes injure the kidneys, and w:1111 their at Betty is lessened the whole b'.iy suffers from the excess of uric poison circulated in the blood. Aches and pates and languor and urin- ary ills conte. and there is an ever in- creasing tendency towards diabetes and and fatal Bright's disease. Thede 1s no real help for the sufferer except kidney help !tooth's Kidney Pills act directly on the kidneys and cure every kidney ill. llensall cures are the proof. Mr. Wm. Hildebrand of N. E. part of town, Denial'. Ont., says ; "i have not suffered with backache since using (tooth's Kidney P1118, and prior to that 1 had frequently been amebic to stoop or straighten up with Revel grinding pa1n8 that would catch, ntc .\cross the small of the back and in the region of the kidneys. Tae urine. was highly col- ored and contained a quantity of brick dust sediment, This was particularly no Beetle wherever i would take cold. t had used other rem, dies before 4 ty- ing Itoott 'e Kldnr y rails but found little relief. 1 bean ve Booth's Kidney !'ills to be an excellt nt kidney regulat- or and will gltidly recommend then." Sold by Dealers Price 50 cents. The R. T. Booth Co., L't'd, a: ort Erie, Ont.. Sole Canadian Agents. IYo- .j(A%4t2rD mei -owl' CURES CATARRH; ASTHMA, Eroechitts, Croup. Coughs and Colds, et ronev back. Sold and guarantud b' • W. S. (TOLE, EXETER. •II•tve you gni s bargain in tickets 40 t' • ic•nti.i?' a='.r+1 rtr.t" 19. • "s i;e t h rk Itw)it. •1 .. u over eeref-ills and sencicr.• el that :i 1001) had utul.pea :a t1) g. t out ..f the sin. " 'Nut today. 11-c. may have one tea "'Well, you Bell tickets t )Callfotiia, don't you?' " 'l'i mainly, hut we ha\.' no jut 101 011 bond at pr,•ecat.' " 'How touch ii a tii•L-et W San Fran- cisco?' ran- cisc o?' "The clerk told him. " 'Let we see. I shall have to take slot:g several people -servants, y..:u know. Guess you had better give we nine tickets.' "tVliile the clerk was staring at him Eti ttletu was snuck with a new idea. •' •13y the way, tow Much will a spe- aiul cur cost? 1 Ilk- to go as comfortably es liesslble when 1 travel. Yes. 1 eueas I'll have a special car. flow touch Will it C0,1?' "The titan told him. It Was a largt Iu111. "'That's alt right. Look hare. I'ta Roing,to stay a month or six weeks, and I guess I'll sleep in the special. taws much more will that cost?' He was told. `All rii:ht. I'll take (hut car for rix weeks. Got a blank check?' "The clerk gave hits Owl. It \ca• flied out and 'waled to the clerk, \PL,• laid: "'I know all about Mr. titrattnn, out I don't know that Neu are 'Mr. station "At tin).- moil:cut llauser 1le:Tett passel) by. Stratton ealle'l out, 'Comte i:t 1,. re, Moffitt.' EP came fu. ' A to 1 7:ruttnn?' ' Yon are.' '1 thought O. ' .nt ei, tk had his drubts. Thank )%.1.,- Times lluruld. FarmersInstitute The SaJ•pleutentan- Meetings of the South Huron farmers' Institute will be held es follows Elimrille, February 22nd At the Tnu'N HALL Grand Bend, February 23rd At BRENNER.S' HALL Varna, February 24th At the TOWN HALL Tuckersmith, February 25th HewnAt STRANG'S HALL Hensall, )IeDONKLL'S HALL Feb 26 The regular speakers for the above places will aro lir. Edward Jeffs, of Itond Head; Mr Jeffs will speak on Lay of the following subjects, to he decided by any of the above meetings. SUBJECT): Tile Drainage. General Cultivation and Rotation. Winter and Summer Feeding of Live Stock. improvement of our Flocks and Herds. im- portance of Good Seed. Lncerne and Other (Sox era. EVENING SUBJF-'JT9: Economy Education of farmers' Sona. LOCAL SPEAKERS: W. 0. Sandars, of Exeter, and the president Alex Mustard. Both gentlemen are well qualified to give practical addresses ou se• lected subJecte. A program will be given at the evening meetings. Afternoon meetings te•gin at 2 sharp Evening meeting• at 7.:0) sharp. A Cordial Invitation is Extended to ill Alex Mustard B. S. Phillips PRESIDENT SECRETARY Assignee's Sale Of valuable Village and Farm Proper- ties in the Village of Centralia and in Township of Stephen. In the matter of the estate of NVI LLIAM 11. SAN DO Insolvent. There will be offered tot .ale by Public: Au'tion on MON DAY, 11th day of March, 1910 at the hour of 2 o'clock, p.m., at Mntiatt's Hotel, Centralia, the following desirable village and 'alu' able farm properties. namely. (al Lots nnmbere4 from 144 to 159 loth Inclusive, in the said 1 allege of Centralia, lying between the Landon, Huron & Bruce Railway end ?dee Leopold Street and forming tort of original lot Number FIVE, in the First Concession, of the Township of Stephen. (b) The South Hai, of Lot Number FOt'R, in the second Concession, of the said Mownshlp of Stephen excepting thereout the front ten acres thereof, here- tofore sold to one James Wilson, and all that por- tion of the North half of int Number THREE lying West of the said London, Huron sod Bruce Railway. in the said First Concession. of the Township of Stephen, togetherwith Village Lots, numbered from 176 to 191. hots, Inclusive in the said Village of Centralia, lying West of the said London, Heron 1 Bruce Railway and forming part of original i.ot Number FOUR in the geld First Concession of the Township of Stephen. lc) The South half of I.ot Sumter FIVE, in Me First Concession. of the said Township of Stephen. TERMS of SALE - 10 per cent. of the purchase mosey cash on day of sale, the balance In 30 de"' thereafter. Other terms made known on day of este. For further particutare apply to DI('KsoN & (CARL.ING, I Moira. for Assignee. or to HENRY BILKER, Assignee Auction Sale Of Farm, Stock and implements. The undersigned Aucti..neer ha. been inatru ltd by the t,dmin!etratrix of the eetatt• of the late Janie+. K. Ford, to 1.4,11 by Public Auction, on the premises LOT 10, CON. 2. STEI'IIEN ON %VEDNESI)AY, MARCH 2. 1910 at 12.311 p.m. sharp, the following valuable property IIoinsE - 1 draft mare rising 9 ear.; 1 draft noire rising 7 viers; 1 draft mare rising 5 ,rears with foal: 1 agricultural gelding rising 4 years; 1 carriage mare rising 7 year.:: draft fillies riene 1 year; 1 draft hors. rising 0 'ram 1 aaggrrieulhtrai h..r.c rising 9 vr.. ('ATTLE-1 thoroughbred 'turban) row with pedi- gree: 1 eow dor to calf Man h 15th;) Jenny r nw new9v calved: 1 thea'thbrrd ihirham heifer 1 year; 1 fitter 2 vear.. 1 steer 1 vrar. 1 44411<1calf. AMmt 'n hen- Illl'LEMENTa 1 Mammy •flarri• Linder nearly new; 1 Monet, Mc4'ormi-k Keel rake, 1 disc. 1 secs" drill, 1 roller, 1 Puffier, ffier, 1 walking plow, 1 1w in plow , 1ntlkvhow,Perrin;1 far.nhivmill,(linton;rwagnn• Cream Separator: grate! Lox, i art bob-.Ieighs nearly now, 1 set diamond harrows, top buggy, 2 cntt'r•. one nearly new: 1 democrat, sty h.rtest•r and Mtn her combined, Chatham in. nhatnr and bossily. root pu!per, number of cnlar;sots; Buffalo rote. gen. eine; 2 set double herons. 2 set +Ingle Larne.. some collars, crook .tear., heater, seal .love, churn. 2 be4• steads, hay Birks, rope and dings, chain., forks and other ankles 100 numerouto mention. A quantity of hay; quantity of straw to be fed on place, quantity of seed .ars "Sensation." REAL F:sITAT); - Alan that excellent 1(0 acre fern) known a. lot 16. Con 2, Stephen township. On the property ds a gm.I hric k house, blank torn with stone and brick foundatk,n, frame dri. t shot' and chicken house. There i. a anal' bu.h, s never fairing creek and a yonng nn hand. ahseit 3 a.•ree. 12 acres are in wheat Fall ploouig done and all in gond •tate of cultivation. I'mprrle is only 23 miles from Exeter and within one mile of se•hool. TERMS FOR FARM --10 percent• on day et sale hallos. • in 30 days. 3 er sale price may he left nn mortgage secunty at 5 ler centfor annum. ?Kakis- fab and under, call.; over that amount It month.' credit given on furnishing approver' Joint notes. 4 per cent. per annum on for cash on credit amount*. Hay and teat., rash. Further term. and conditions will tr mad. know r •.n day .4 sale or may be had on applkat ion to •ted see • lStestNry . U. Pbi111pe +• 11 ttnr. for .idmintslratrtx A•r•ti.vi.•r THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 Reserve, $6,000,000 DRAFTS ON FOREIGN COUNTRIES Arrangements have recently been completed under which the branches of this Bank are able to Issue Drafts on the principal points In the following countries: Austria-Ilungary Bclgiunt Brazil Bulgaria Ceylon Cl irra Crete Denmark Egypt Faroe Islands Finland Formosa France Fr'ch Cochin -China Germany Great Britain Grceco I Tolland Iceland India Ireland Italy Japan Java Manchuria Mexico Norway Persia Phillipine Islands Roumania Russia Sersia Siam South Africa Straits SettlemrntI Sweden Switzerland Turkey West Indus and elsewhere NO DELAY IN ISSUING. FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION Ezc:e:' Ilr.tnc•1.-C. W. lie. iso1:. '1:...• c Branch. also at Credit ROSS' Manufacturing Furriers In the face of advancing prices Nye are able, through early purchasing, to offer values not surpassed in the mar- ket. Our Fur Sets, Muffs. Stoles, Ruffs, in all the leading furs. will save the purchasers considerable, it' bought now The prices of Coats in Fur and Fur lined, based on our manufacturing cost, show their value and speak for them- selves. Special orders promptly executed with the utmost care and attention. Catalogue on application. 196 DUNDAS ST., LONDON, ONT. Buy a Piano for the Home Surely there is nothing better than a Piano. it is something th,' whole family can enjoy, something that will last a lifetime -and if hough: right can be handed down for two or three generations. '1hYou do not take any chances on any piano you get here. The standing r t this establishment is a surety that you will get your money's worth -a GOl►1' RELIABLE PIANO. Then on top of this you have our guarantee -so why should you take any risk. Come Here, Pick Out a Piano That Pleases You in Appearance and Tone! You will find our prices reasonable and the terms of payment can easily be arranged to your satisfaction -and the instrnment will be ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE in every respect. We are now displaying an Unusual Stock of the Finest Line of Pianos on the Market. PIANOS from $200.00 up ORGANS " $86.00 " ;wile an early caller and receive one of our Art Calendars S. MARTIN & SON, EXETER BRUCEFIELD SEED SHOW South Huron Agricultural Society The annual Seed Show, under the lespt-mi of the South Huron Agnculttral ',Society, will be held at Bossenherry's Hall, Brucefleld, on FRIDAY, MARCH 1TH, IMO PR1//. LIST- The following prir s wi!i fig awshle.t oh the best samples of seed exhibited in socord- anee with the rules governing the seed fairs. !bush Spring Wheat, So )teh rife / 2 bush. Spring Wheat, any variety 2 bush White Oats, any variety 2 bush. Black teats any tan.etl 2 bush. Marley-, six rowed 2 hush. Parte, , two -rowed 2 bush. Field Peas bush. Field lean, teoh ('orn in ear bush. Timothy seed bush Red Clover Seed bush Alaike Seed Mush. Potatoe., any early variety hush. Potatoes. In, general crop Peck of Onions. Dnt•-h tilts .e..k of full grown Onions 50 9 00 1•) 00 60 00 50 00 So 00 50 no 50 00 60 CO 50 00 50 00 60 Ort SO (r0 SO On 50 fin 00 59 59 sq 76 76 76 Tri 75 76 75 76 75 75 75 76 76 74 Rales and Regulations 1. All rens entered for-•ompetition mnarri e been grow n by the exhibitor within oae year pre, i ons to the exhibition. All exhibit." of .se'l. shall be held to be repr•,entatire of the total iquantity M such seed *tiered for sale by the exhibitor, The Secretary of the Society may take ani preserve samples from each exhibit for reference in ca.e of diepute arising from the sale of seed by any exhibit nr. 2. ('ompetiton must become members of the So- ciety. by paying to the Treasurer th•ree1, either previous toot at the time of making erases. sum of el tach, 3. No premiums shall he awarded on exhibits thateoetan. weed .eed, %AIeA, in the )pinimt of the Judge, are of • noxiona nature. 4. No exhibitor shall receive more than one prtre in any clue. 5 .ill.a'nples of vel mutt he •erre• fly labelled with the name and rtdresa of tale •xhihitor. the acme of the vart•ty, the amonnt of seed few We and the selling price (snit". not lees than 1.1. trushek, for ale; Alsike, Timothy. and ('lover. 0)t telt than 3 M shell. for ale. gayly Potatoes, nit telt thee `. bushels. for sale. I.st• Potties', not ter than 20 bushel', for sale, Onions, not less than 1 tmehel, for sal.. s In cies of dlepote, a etate)tney derlswal,oe (het the above rales have been compiled with may :, rejuired trots each or any exhibitor of seed. delivered at BoBolte seenbbeoe competition . Hall, Dmr price el , not later than 19 a. m,• and shall cot be removed until th- cloee of the Falr at 4 p.m. ADMISSION FREE SpringThe Annual Show Stallione and will 41. held atuBrfield. ore Fills • April 2)th, 1):%) Particulars later W. h. SANDI:Re, Exeter, President. W. D. MCLCAIt, Secretary. FARMS FOR SALE -- ..rte Ti at choice farm, being part Lot 14 and 19. Cori. 1. Township of tisborne. In the Village of Exeter, containing 100 acres. On this property there Is a:: up-to-date brick dwelling with all cons verlenres; large batik barns, with wattl In stables, silo, drive house, ice hou;te,� and all kinds of fruit ; f) t acres In h&y and grass, 0 acres fall wrest, balan:e r.ic.wec.t est fall. Property in a high state of cultivation and well adapted for a ntan doing a dairy bulsness 1).e general farming. Also S. 1-2 lot 5, (io:t. f. Itis, contain he/ :an ar res, 2 acres hardwood bush, a5 acres in grass. balance plowed. On the prernisea there Is a never (alllne supply of water with windmill and tanit.. This property Is well adapted for grat- in/ or general farming. Possession In March. Ealy terms of payment. Must be sold an proprietor's health has fail- ed and he Is retiring. For terms and particulars apply to ALEX. DOW, Of Exeter. or T. CAMERON Auctioneer of Farquhar. CONTRACTS WITH FARMERS Trac EPTeter Canning Factory Is now prepared to enter into contracts with farmers for growing tate different crops for the Canning Factory tor the sea- son 1910. S. M. SANDERS. Manager.