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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-03-10, Page 4teaeter 'Aini l> `ate, � 1a1tE\S'aTER. Sander* & CleeCA. Props. TH U1tbDAY, Mar. 10, '10 McLEAN'S DISLOYAL TALK That a member of the House of Cbnunorts teprele at:.ig old South Hu- ron should give utterance to sentiments of disloyalty to Great Britain is the last thing tho people of thla riding ex-' petted. Yet M. Y. McLean list week made a speech on the naval 'tuestion in which he etatcd that Canada In a mater- ial sense owes Britain absolutely noth- tnc-that she has invariably given a full dollar's worth for every dollar she has recelved, etc.. etc. Ile was cer- talnly a long way oft In his statements as J. E. Armstrong, member for Lantb ton immediately Infornm,d hint by show- ing that Great Britain has 'pent out of her public treasury' in Canada at least $ .000,000,00satee Why McLean should stake such state - ,n n's. evi-n If absolutely' true. is be- yond us to understand. as they added nothing to the debate on the naval bill. But tats we do know that there are mighty hew men in South Huron who will agree with hint, and in euclk state- ments he falls entirely to express the Sentiment of the people he represents. However, he seems to be getting the cold shoulder from both sides of the House on account of It, as was 'shown Tuesday when he made himself very objectionable by attcmptlne to Interrupt Mr. Clare and was repeatedly called to order by the Speaker and mentbere of both parties. BIDUCLI 11 Uodgi:•s-Currie-A quare but pretty wedding took place at the parsonage, in Parkhill. on Tuesday. Mar. Nth, when We. Annie Currie was united In marr- iage to Mr. Ite,inald lioig;ns. liveryman of Parkhill. The groom was support- ed by his brother, Mr. Harvey Hodgins, while the bride was assisted by Mies Debbi of Parkhill. The ceremony over they drove to the borne of the groom', parents, fir. and Mt s. r.: ,a. ltodgine eon. 4, Biddulph, where a reception was give, them fo.lo +•'c d b; a no at plias n; prcSratn. consisting of songs, recita- tions and other .unusentents. The enjoy ment concluded the bridal party t ook farewell of the party to take an cntm- stve tour to eastern party, and the beet washes of many friends ac.ompany !hem for their future happiness and pros- perity. Died In London. -There passed away at Victoria }loepi'ai, London. on Feb - 27. Geo. Armitage, who aa.l gone there for treatment. lie was aged 71 years Wedded. -Ona of those pleasant ev- ents which cause more o- lege e -cite meat in a community took p'l'e at the home of Mrs. James Hodgins on Mar. 2nd. when her daughter. Mise Effie was united In marriage to Mr. Elieha Car- roll of this township. Tate event was celebrated with the usual formalities ar•J quite it riumbnr were present to wf:- ne3s the interesting ceremony, af'r which all indulged in a fre3 and easy goo3 time. The prese:tt3 were many, uscfu' and costly. among them being cheques for goodly sums. Tne young couple will have lite, best wishes of n largo circle of Mende. -- DASIIW001) (' M. RROKENallIke, I eetiot. etieeeY L` . ENCEK. Deeds, sews, Mertes*s and all Legal (Mourne t.earetulh and prouq,tic prepared Charges moderate. looter of ►arriaue License.. GiRL WONTED.-l'ar lignt house work, fancily of three. •lxhest wages. Apply in person afro (Orel Ilr4g'it, Exeter. The home o: Mr -s. John Schroeder was the scene of it pleasant surprise party on Monday evening of last week when about 45 o: her relatives and friends (o..,tregattd at ata nomc and spent a peasant cveninj In the utak:hg oe speeches, rendering of wongs. etc. During the course of the evening an address and presentation were male. Following is Ole addiess,- Dear Mott er.-%%e the thtidren, rela- tives and [r'end's. have come together this even:tag to show our love toward you and to sow you that wca still have a longing In our hearts to spend a joy - Lel everting with you. hoping that you will enjoy our visit which we are en- Joying very much. We desire to present you with thls rocker. hop'tig you will enjoy It very much and remember us. as we will remember )oar a t trends and (ttelation as iote4 as yr,u live. -Signed or, br!talf of the r hlldr. n and friend,. CENTiUI dyk •TSATrONO. ONT. Write us at once for our too- • ell sg,'le and learn the nature of nor course* in Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy dspirtmenta. We hi.. the leafing. pr*••t. 3 training .. hool of ('*stern Ontario. ('ossa are thorough. tn.trnctore experienre.l and we &wast gra•tna:.s to positions Students are en- tering every Ne.k Von .hruld enter NOW. D. A. McLAOHI.AN Principal. Revilion Freres -� rsr*etu•rso nes The largest .lealcn in ran and Akins in the world. We pis). the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for all kinds of Raw Furs and Skins Honest assortment, Quick returns .1.k tor our 1010,1010 PRiCE LiST iT'S FREE pens awn ••ows.on.• 134 •nd tee Meflull at M•Mr.isl tt'tt rAy /'\POET CIIARGF.. Mr. Thos. Kandy of Crystal City, Man., is visiting hid brother -:r: -law, Mr. P. !taker. -Mrs. Wni. Turnbull. who was on the sick list, we are glad to say 1• neoveru.g.-Mrs. Ilse still continues very ill -The roads are in very bad con- e dltio:t at present and travel Is almost Inhpoastb;e.-Mr. Gordon Turnbull Is netting the cave ready :or the bird -Mr. P. Baker entertained a hew of his friends on Wedeeeday to oysters. -Mr. Doeclitan had on auction ..to on Thurs- day and prices ran very nigh. -Mr. P. Baker Is confluell to hie room through illness.-.\ goodly number attended the service un Friday at the Preebyterlan church. There were nine baptisms and about a dozen jollied the church. -The crows are flying around and It will soon be sp:ins.-The fall wheat in this Beetle:t has wintered well and promises to be a good crop. -Gordon Turnbull ,hot a fine specimen of fox on Lake 1turon.-\Vum. and Alex. 'login have gone to Londo:, to work. -When Mrs. Thomas Turnbull, sr.. and her eon Gordon were driving to Dashwood owing to a pitch - hole the: were thrown out of the cut- ter. Mrs. Turnbull breaking her arm. A doctor intntediately set the limb. -We had a heavy thunder storm over the lake on Sunday. and our spring like wea then has turned to a blizzard. How's This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall'. Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, 0. We the undersigned hare known r. J. Cheney rot the last 15 years, and believe hint perfectly honorable in all business transactions and enanetally able to marry out any obligations made by his t;rm Wat,otxa, Ki*sax a Magvrx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di redly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the evstem. Testimonials sent free. Price 71o. per bot- tle. Sold by all Druggist*, Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ---- IVA School Report S. S. No. ll, Steppeo, for February. -Sr IV., E. Cunningham and T. Yearley, equal, J. Wilhelm; Jr. IV.. .1 Mawhinney, E Wilhelm. E. \Vtttcl, J. Rebter, L. Johns. M. Hanover, R. Johns, F. Hartman; Sr. III„ F. Flynn, J. Crnninehani; Jr. IiI., G. Mawhinney V. Hanover, W. Hartman; Sr. II.. A. Hanover. P. its;ter, I. Mawhinney; Jr. I1.. F. Cunningham. B. Hartman, W. \\'.t•log, E. Flynn. Pt. II., J. Hanover E. \t twhlnney.-M. E. Sherritt, teacher SIIIPKA The annual Public Examination will be held 111 Shlpk.a l'ublic School on Fri - lay afternoon, Mar. 1 lth. Parents and :,-:ends of the children are cordially In- vitel. Report of S tlpka School for January and February. N ). on roll 50. Average Jin. 41, Feb. 4:1. Names in prder of merit. -Sr IV.. A.Finkbelner, 11. tank - Plainer, 11. Lo.:uter, L. Patton. Dora O'Rourke. Jr. IV., V. Sharp. S. Keogh R. Itatz, M. Pickerinj. E. Lynch. Thos. Keogh. Sr. III., J. O'Rourke, Alice Galeer, P. Bay:Mont iant E. Robinson. Jr. III.. V. F'it,kbelner. E. Finkle-incr. 11. haynaam, W. Urophey, M. Pfaff. Sall. 1. Schroejer, E. Webb. equal, Andy Keogh, M. Gower, 'E Hutchinson, Ivan Sharp. G. Clarke. W Bay'nham. 11. Loch n^r. N. Arntstro,g. Jr. II., M. haynham L. Schroeder, iI. Lynch, O. Pfaff, D. ile3terd. Sr. Pt. 11., E. Webb. L. Fink- belrer, W. Williams, John Lynch. Jr. Pt. 1L, D. Armstrong, E. Baynham, S. ;ta . ecriny. Sr. Part I.. E. Lochner. P S.'troeder. J. iioulahan. 0 Pfaff M. Pickering. Jr. Pt: L. L. Galser. Lloyd It:ophey. 1i. Broplcey. J. M. Robertson, teacher. CIICMARTY M-. harry Nor:ts of Davlds)n. Mask., `tae teturia?1 hone• wet' has b Ide.-Mr. :1aod Clifford. V. S.. has retuined to Fort Wayne. Ind.. alter spat►di,tT a few welts here.-Weddit,t belts will again cat: in this vicintty •)an.-Sfr. Wnh. ft'atl'r has sold Itis tele four year old Uelil,i t to Mr. D. Doan )van of Seafor- th, fo- the handsome sura of 9200 ; he also dieposei of a floe on.' to Mr. John 4r hath for •23,.. William Is a lov- P:• 01 fine florets and delights In keep• Ins them. -Vise are pleased to hear that Mr. Will Martin will soon be out again. -Miss Nettle Rob(it,on is 'pending a couple o: wteks with her slater. airs. itobr. Chittick of Monett- nrd -Mr. (Ito. \Nilson. asaeeeto. ,a ('11 t et shove these days. GREEN W A T. Mr. Taos. Mtewardson and Sties \tat• tle spent the past week with friends in Erste: -Mlle Mae Wilson Is visiting felead.t In Thu: ntl.i c.-aIuss Styrtl^ Stin e.311 returnei this week from a two 'nonlhs' visit at her hone In Hayfield. -Mr. H. Purdy hat. *:,gaged with Mr. lite' of (landeboye to work by the year and will muve out next •acatk. Mr. and Mr". Purdy 'pave been kind and obliging ne'IJhbers and will `e greatly missed by their many friends. -Mr. W. J. .Stinson of hayfield spent a couple of days at 5V. J. Wilson's. --Miss Eet:.er Mcrters':. spent SuttJ.ty evening w,th 'mer :Plead M1SA Ergllsh. CH EUiTON, SEEDS FOR SALE.-•'.Ve beg to an- n)unce to the farmers requiring sends (slat we arc c:f(ring for sale a large stock of Itcd ek.ver, Alsike. Timothy, Biu• grass, Aleike and Timothy mixed and Alfalfa. Clover seed which were 'spa tally scot( teal for ,Pur retail trade and cannot b. sulptasei for purity and germ:natiotl. Get out prlces before nttklns your purrriase. We lave ala) a qu•ntay of "K,;:g Giant" seed oa's :)r sal'. Teta nee oat Is from l.ueden and was Cie admiration of ell. w')o saw It growls, last season. it Is a to try cropper. st tilde up well and 111 scet'ons were condi:Ions were favor- tbi • tale putt setsar. yl4ded 9:. bas. ' ) tnr acre. If you art going to Ire a aew o't prccure a f:'w bushels of t le ve.tlety, \ call sollc[hed. C. ZWICKER. Credtton. C:arlea 'lwlckcr Shippd ac:4eload of ,N'.1 to Rannl^'s of Toronto on Monday. T in p ;, e of seed is dropped with the -eau:* t'tat the farmers. who have been ofd tet these nu reserve' are ativio'ts., ly trying to dispose of Ir. -Mrs. W. A. S.•nbrnok has returned home after a pels sat vl31' with relatives 1:, Toronto a.t.1 1''rk%ale.-Ileo. B Ii. Bean and Rev G.e-'ticr of Zuric h will exchange pul- pats treat Sunday. -Tae mild weather the latter put of last we k wad a treat. Everybody got busy wit•, lila pick and shovel, with the result that our walks are nearly cleared of the snow and Ice,- MUa9 Me Nabb of Otta ova has been e:,_ ;ages to take charge of the millinery department at Chas. Zwlcker'3, while 'ors. Link will again be the milliner; in charge al S. Plow: a, -Joan K. Schroe- der 1s in Goderlt':i title week ad, a mem- ber of the jury. -Council meeting war nee) 1n the ;fall last Mo:tJay. Conelde:- able stoney woe paid out for shoveling snow off the roads. It was stoney well spent, -Dr. Orme Is having a telephone lino constructed from the Village 'south to the Town Line, to connect with the company's 11t:e runnln3 from Mount Car not to C.eetralia,-Garnet Raker of Woodstock was In town f3urtday.-Miss Cirrle Kuhn is learning the millinery alta: airs. Link. -Mrs. John Chambers and airs. Gera. Chambers of Arden, Man., visiting relatives In our midst, -W. T. Eastland end wife of Sarnia were to the Village on Monday. Mr. England Inas disposed of his bubliiesa interests in Sarnia and left on Tuesday morning for Calgary, Alta., whale he has se- curei a good position wltt, the Gurney Foundry Co. Mrs. England and family will visit friends here and in Exeter for .t few weeks and will then follow her husband \Vest Billy's many friends wish him all klud, of success and hope he will make good in his new 'venture. -Milton Harris of Parkhill is ependiao a few days in town. -Mrs. Couyllit:', wale of farm chattels was a great sureess last Monday. James Stanley, the auctioneer o' Lucas, had charge of the sale. Stock sold for a good figure. -Harry Beaver was award- ed the contract to clean out the tanks use 1 for fire p:ouctlon. The town fath- ers have sent the old hast" to Toronto to be repaired, t0 that in thei nieantinte tate good old pail will be the only means of fighting the fire 1f one should oc- cur. it Is collected that the new hose will reach here In a few days. With these new additions and the engine re- paired our fire fighting appratus will be A1. -The heavy weight of snow roue - ed the roof pf the warenousc of the J. Eiltx'r & Son store 1.3 cave In. The near wall is beginning to lean and it wouldn't be surprising if it collapttel. ;airs. Henry Shcardown was taken down on Saturday last with a severe attack of bronchille.-Mrs. (Dr.) Orme is ill with tonsilltia.-Mrs. Kreln is suffer- ine front an attack of brhonchitls,- Mrs. Will Hewett of Detroit spent a isvv days last week. the guest of Mrs. le. Adair. -Miss Vivian Beaver spent Monday -In London. -Mise Lizzie Wein is visiting friends in Dashwood. -Mr. and Mrs. Veal of Pennsylvania, who have been visiting Mr. Thos. Chambers returned home Last week. -Mrs. John C.tamb_re and Mrs. Geo. Chambers frau tate West are here visiting their sla- ter. afro. Jas. Clarke, who Is eerious- ly jll.-Mr. John Lawso., lost a two- year-old colt last weak thnou3h death from inflammation; value $12',. -Mrs. Wilson Anderson had a quilting bee wt Friday last, and a number of ladies were present. They all had a jolly time -Mrs. Nelson, from the west, who nas been visiting Mrs. Jas. Lamport and other friends for the past three mon- ths, returned borne on afonday.-\Ville dellvering flour Monday Mr. Harry Sweltzer'a horse ran away, making an e_.:Ping time for a few minutes. The following Is the report of the Con- tinuation Class for the month of Feb. Class iII.-Junior Teachers -E. Geiser 84, E. Trucmner 133; G. Short 62 ; It. Kienzle 52; M. Brown 50. Jr. Matric,- R. 11111 52 ; E. McMurray 51. Class 11. -S, Gainer 73: L. Ftnkbeiner 58 ; M. Oestrel:•her 57 ; 13. Sullivan 511; A. Flnk- bEner 5'; E. Palmer 49. Class I.-1. tiodglns 55; le Drown 54 ; S. Finkbeht- er 51 ; M. Wenzel 47 ; E, Fahner 40; E. Sims 41. C. K. Dluett, teacher In tate following classes 75 per cent. t e rewired for honor. and 60 per cent. :or p.a4s standing ; names in order of Auction Sale Of !reel E,tate, Farm Stock & imple- ments. The undereioned Au-tioneer has been Inetructed to sell by public au'tion at LOT 5. CON. 7, TWP. OF HAY, (►N TUESDAY, MARCH 22ND, 1910 at If 10 o'clock sharp. The following esluable property: H0RtL'1 General porome mare rising 10 era, ,n f al; Hothey mare rising 6 yrs, in foal; Heavy colt rising ^ yrs, CATTLE- 3 rows due to calve in May, new milt• ini row, milk cow, oil ell? rising 1 yeas, heifer calf rising a yr., . a1f, P108 2lserkshire pie iMPIKMENTS l.um.t»r wafv1n, grate) Met, S woad reeks, M• Cornu, k disk harrow, set of diamond harrows, 2 walking, plows. horse rake, fanning mill, Mirror'. ca t, seed drill, put .er, i:rir*fing stone, pair of bobsleigh., neer', new; hay f..rk, .:ro'rcut saw, 25 hags or ni re of potatoes, fork. slit rake., ° set of whitRelree.. .heelbarro,, set of henry dmit4. harm nem, ° sets of sing!. harper•, .h.,...., big holier block and tops atr.nt :'. feet lane, TURF-4111Na MAt HI • F:, w11Ir1: I:s(IINE ir, ,;o.d running or- der, 4.1AI.I.F.N0l sI:P.\RATOR in gnn.l runuing order, TANK. T t'ISTE'.S PU'Mi'S, •z -ire h Hose 15 feet long,, t• in• h IIF:I.T 1 fS feet long, / hdns, red arU. Maxwell Moder, Fr,..t a Wood mower, .•1, - emir saw, all hmtsehAil fnmilun, !traat. mom dor. and other thing% ton num.lel4 to mention Real rotate V. acres of land 3 sere" . f Fall wheat.'. sores of ploughed grr.unl and teat all in grim. Smith's of 1!'? 5 on the 7th ('ON E,4Ml'ON of !lay, Which will he sold on th. same ,tate and a• the atone place, 0 not sold before TERMS- All monis of 110 tn•1 under, CASH. o, er that amount 3 month.' reedit w111 4.. 'Li, en on fern i hing apprnced Joint notes 11 per ,ant per snnnm off for rash on credit an.n.uit. Terms of real .gnat. made no•' nor, da, .t •.J. Positively alt will h_ veld se the Propri- etor is gels, West B. 8. Phillips. Jat et Stacey, Auctione,r rets. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Matter of the E•'a'e of Dnro thy Mcnont.I1. late of the \'ill •g.' of Exeter, in the County of Huron. Wid.•w, d•'cese.ed. Nt)Tli'l' is hereto given that ail pen m. ha. 'no any claims or demand.• against the late D,x,thv Mc Donell, who died on or ahont :he Rh day of 1`.5rie ary, I!►". at the Villaze of Exeter aforesaid. are re• gutted In send by post prepaid or to deliver to John F. Mrrnnell, rat lien sap. Ont , one of the Executors of the last will and testament of the said •'*cased, their names and addressea, and hill particulars In e sting n' their • Emma and statements m' ths rr are cnnnts and the nstnre of the seouritlew, If any, 50.1 by them. AND N.ITiCR is further Kisco that atter the bit Day of Aotil, 1910, the mid Executor, will peened to dietrit' i. the asset* of the mit deoeuM among the persons entit• 1..1 therrtn, ha, m,( re{ani only to the claims of •hi•hthev .5.111 then have had nothr, and that the mid Exr-etore will not be liable for the mid awet• nr env part thereof to an remorse of whose •lain, lh.y shall not igen have re•ei. e.) notice Patent at Henson the 4th div of March, 1010. J. R. ltcDONF,LL, Rset atter The \ iltage Prnp.rt y of t' a late Dor •the Mr nnn.1 is for male or will he rt. -hinged for Farts Property. Apply to r 6. McOe)NELI., !leant' ae A..4 McM)NRL' , Exeter, 111`.4 it. DIV. Ill. -MAYO IV Sr.-ilo:lora. V. Holtnnann, 11. Holtzmann. E. Bluets M. Clarke; Pass, M. Drown, E. Kienzle. \V. Hoist, 11. Halst S. Dlnney. Class 1v. Jr. -Honors. C. Hill. G. Benedict, E. Ewald. H. prows, E. Beaver; Pals, R. English, 5. WeIr:. Class TTi.-Pass. ii. Finkbehier, It. Motz, C. Ot'strelcher, (1. Guen' ter. Miss Kienzle, teart.er. Division II. -Clara III. -honors, L. Moist, K. Swcltzer, V. Kestle; Pass. G. Lamport. 1. Wolfe, A. Sambrook, M. Nicholson, G. Bluett. L. (lean, V. Geis- er. Class 1I, Sr. -Honors. E. Wuerlh and V. Iledden equal; Pass, A. Geiser, M. Brown, O. Eilber, N. Sambrook. E. Swettzer, L. Iioltzn►tu,n. Class II. Jr.- l'ass, 1t. hili. R. Clark. L. !leaver. Pt. 11.-Ilot.ore. M. King ; Pass, W. Pean, M. Benedict. Miss Love, Teacaer. I)iv. 11. -Class IL -Honors, V. Hoff- mann; loff- mann; Paas. C. !tau. C. Heist, E. FInk- beliter, .5. Holtzman!), A. Fiukbeincr, M. 1.9w,on. I't. 11.-I{onors. L. Lawson !'ass. It. Heist. If. Iiedd_•n. Pt. I. (a) - It. Brown, L. Sambrook, L. Ellber. N. Galser, L. Redden, G. Weiner. F'. 1{ill. 1't. I. (b) -K. 1lowald, L. Law,o;:. Short, E. Guenther, A. Hoist. l't. I. (c) -1'. Lawson. G. Sims. E. Lamport. L. F'inkbehier, S. Kine. Miss Stowers, teacher EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Farm Stock and implements The undersigned Auctioneer has been natructed to otter for gale by Public Auction on the premises, Lot 18, Con. 5, Stephen, on Wednesday. March 18th, 1910 At one O'clock p.m., the following, viz torsos -Aged mare in foal. driving mare, 4 yen old colts. Cattle --Cow due at time of sale, 2 cows due in June, 3 cows due In July, farrow cow, 6 heifers and 6 eteers coming 2 years old, Durham bull 2 yrs old. Poultry --A number of hens. Itspleueats- Veering binder, nearly new; Mc- Cormick risk drill, new; Frost and Wood cultivator, disk harrow, 2 -furrow plow. single plow, "outlier. manure spreader, nearly new; roller, buggies Mikado and cart, three wagons, etc. Also a quantity of turnip' to be sold before or at sale. TERMS -All sumo of tJ and under cash; over that amount 10 months credit on furnishing approved Joint notes. A di.'ount of S per cent per annum off for cash on credit amounts. 1. 11. Hamilton, Prop. Henry Bossenherry, Auct. AUCTION SALE Of Farm and Implements. R. S. Phillips, Licensed Auctloeeer, hw received instructions 'rem Mr. John Hawkshaw• to sell by Public Auction on the premises, Exeter, on Saturday, Match 19tb, 1910 .11 o'clock p.m. sharp, the following property, viz: CATTLE --2 farrow cows,yearling steer and heifer IMPLEMENTS -McCormick binder, uower, d(ak harrow, nearly sea; 2-turrow plough, new; single plough. cultivator, uiamond harrows, scaler, horw rake, seat drill, lumbar waggon, light waggon, bolo s eigh, top buggy open buggy, cutter, pleasure sleigh, set of double harness. set of light double harness, nestle new; set of *Ingle harness, nearly new; set of scales, fanning mill, buffalo robe. 2 other robes, gravel hoz, hay- rack, sugar kettle, *grinding stone, Tubter separator, and other articles 74 acres of farm land In the village of Exeter, 13 acres In fall wheat. fall plowing nearly finished. well (enced, well drained and watered; good I 1 storey brick house, containing 9 living rooms, hard and soft water In the house; good barn, number of fruit trees. situate north of the station road. Exeter TERMS -its and under, rash; over that amount 9 months' credit given on furnishing approved Joint motes. S per cent. per annum off for cash on credit amounts. Terme of real estate ea.) awl made known on day of sale. John Hawkshaw, Prop. B. S. Phillips. Auct. Clearing Auction Sale t1' VALUABLE FARM STOOK. Slue Tho.. Cameron has re, Ms ed instructions to sell In public auction on Lot 111, North Thames Road, i'shorne --ox-- FRiDAY, MARCH lltb, 1010, at 1 o'clock p.m sharp, the following valuable property: Moria I4 -trued mare. eligible for registration, draft; Lair of first. las%Feldings 4 vicar. old, ager ; gelding, Tyr., drift; dr. er mare 5 yrs old, quiet and reliable; aged dn. er, quiet and reliable; gelding a yn carnage, broken to heroewr; gelding 2 yrs, carriage l'ATTLE- Cow newly caped, 7 rows due in Man h and April IS steers rising 3, good grasser.; teem 2 yrs. 6 choice heifers, 2 yr.; 4 calces. ilck:S and POULTRY --t aow,Nith 11(1., at hot, 3 sows due in Mardi and April; a number of fowl. TKRM9- 9 monthscredit given on furnishing ap- proved Joint notes. S per cent per annum off for rash on credit amounts. No reserve as the proprietor has gl. en up farming Simon Campbell, Prop. Thos. Cameron. Auct. Auction Sale OF CHOiCK FARM Mr. Thos. Cameron has been instructed tos•Il by Public Auction at CENTRAL IiOTEL, MEP,TER, on Saturday, Marcs i2th, 1710, at 3 o'clock p.m. Tkat r•holce 50 acres being compose! of the East ltaif of Lot 26, (tin 1, Township of t'aborne. On the premises there Is a nice up to -date brl'•k ling, with w ith all conveniences. large hank bar. and silo also pig,, hen and drive house, 10 acres of good hard w 04 nosh, with 2'n maple tree.. S sere. in fall wheat. 10 acres in gram, and the balance all plowed; also a good , ming orchard of apple, plum and *malt fruit; never failing supply of good spring water. This is a lovely home, in good neighborhood, convenient to rhumb sehonl and market, being 4 miles from Exeter and S miles from lle•null. Terms of NOP -Flay terms of pa }}went, but must h. sold Pn...eion 11,en mn romplotioe of purchase Terme amt Parti. Mars made known on day of sale, or oo appli. ati m to the under.igne1. Wm Wikton Thos Cameron, Fanpuhar. Proprieor Auctioneer Assignee's Sale Of valuable Village and Farnt Proper- tiea in the Village of (.,itralia and in Township of Stephen. in the muter of the estate of \WILLIAM H. SAN DO insolvent. There will 1 . offered fir .ale be Auction nn M0NI)A'V, Ilth day of March, 11110 at the hour of to'rlock, p m , at Moffatt. Motel, Centralia, the following desirable sillage and able farm proper:in. namely. is1 io.ts nnmbere.l from 111 t. 15, Toth In lusire. in the said 'Village of Centralia, lying between the Inalnn,llurnn .2 Detre Railway and Prima Leopold ?erect aid forming Darts of original lots Numbers F'11'5 and FIVE, in the Firs! Con',a,lon, of the Tnwn.h'p of Stephen. -til Toe !tooth Hail of Lot Number Fitl'R, in the reruns ('nneeminn, rat the sai 1 Mown.hi , of Stephen ex,•eptint therm', tho front t.n acr..th.reof,here- tofore s •1,1 to one .1.m.. Wil son, and all that por- tion of the North half of int Nnrnber TH555 1yinz w'..t of the said Inndon, Iluron and nre-e Railway. h, the mai 1 First Isom ...ion. of the Township ••f Stephen, a•g.t'.r ,with 4,11axe Lots, numbered from lir to lot, both in •l'ta.ve in the said 4 i1lace of Centralia, Icing Wept of the said 1. .ndnn, If iron h fine a Rapt. -ay and forn.ios part of original lot Nun." r r.n'R in tit- a if First Cm -is -ohm of the Township of Stephen to) 1h. South half M Lot Number FIVE.. in the Fourth I'..mw cion of the sold Township of Stephen TERMS OF OALR - D. per cent. of the purchase m stay cash on day of sale, the balance in ro de) s th•retlt.r Other term, ms.b known nn day M sale. For farther pxrti oiler" apply to DICKSON ilk f1,(RLiN°. .Kilts. for Aweign.e. 1:xeter, (Ent., or to 11 :NI1Y El8lot-:it. , a.gne.s . Bion, Oi.1. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE READ OFFICE. TORONTO RSTAYLISHED 1841 e. s. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager , Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT ALL BRANCHES DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS sold, and money transferred by telegraph or letter. COLLECTIONS made in all parts of Canada and in foreign countries. FOREIGN BUSINESS. Cheques and drafts on the United States, Great Britain and other foreign countries bought and sold. 143 Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton. Auction Sale At CENTRAL HOTEL. EXETER, on 5 ST('RUAY, MAR. 12. at 3 o'clock 0: !louse and Lot just outside the arporaticr:, south, consisting of part) ,: the South West Quarter of Lot 14 •oil. 1, Usborr.e, ct,ntaitilng two acres of land. on which is erected a nice ^ont- :ortable frame house of eight roosts with good cellar, a small orchard of ct oice fruit. good stable and well )f ipri:u water, TERM6 a :d particulars on day of sale or on application to C. E. HACKNEY, Prop., or T. CAMERON. Auct. There is a " right way " of doing bus- iness and there is a wrong way " of doing business. The R1tsiir WAY of doing bu,:- rtess is to bring your old truck. sue-. as t.orse hair, rubber. Iron. copper• brass. wool picking H. etc.. to M. JACKSON'S Main St., Exeter Where you get the highest ca+1. price and honest dealntgs. FOR SALE -A lot of Iron 'and :or fence posts. ere. pipe 0 FARM FOR SALE. 100 acre farin in Usb rne, two and 0: •• half miles front Exeter. also a brisk house on Main -street, Exeter, WM. Ni. BLATCHFORD FATHER ! MOTHER ! A business education is the greatest legacy you can leave your children. We get down to the bed -rock foundation of liv- ing business science, and assist worthy graduates to the choice positions. Enter any day. Individual instruction. Home study conrs- ea in Senior Teachers' Matricu- lation and Commercial subjects. Send for particulars. Affiliated with Commercial Educators' Association of Can- ada. Easter Term Opens March 29. Write for particulars. CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE GEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL Cluck Sale oi Pianos 1 In order to reduce nor largo .;tock of Pianos we are going to otter to th*' Public for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS the BIGGEST VALUE for the mon ey that was ever offered in Exeter. Below will give you an idea of some of the BARGAINS ! 1 Blundell Piano Walnut finish, 4 ft. 4 in. high, ivory am! ebony keys, guaranteed $17500 for an unlimited time, Regular Price $250.00 Sale price • 1 Dominion Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 0 in. high, 7i oc taves, specially de- signed in the highest style of art. - $200.00 Regular Price $250.00 Sale Price • 1 Morris Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 7 in. high, guaranteed for 10 years, ebony and $240 00 ivory keys, Regular Price $800.00 Sale Price • 1 Dominion Piano Pure Walnut finish, 4 ft, 8 in. high. This is the beet piano manufactured by. the Dominion Organ r Piano Has Sale Price about $215.00 t3 months. Regular Price 5 1 Ennis Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 7 in. high, Colonial de lige Regular Price. 5300.00 Sale Price $225.00 We will deliver to your home any of the above PIANOS complete. with STOOL and HANDSOME DRAPE, on payment of $20, and you may pay the bylance due at $2 a week. S. MARTIN & SON, EXETER PIANOS TO RENT! w ok a M. Ac&cam f NOTICE Regina Watches, when sold without an Official Guarantee, and by other than an authorized agent, are liable to be Second - Hand %L•atches, taken in trade or procured in some other second-hand way. am the only authorizeu Official Agent here, and am the only one who can issue an Offic- ial Guarantee which will be re- spected by other Official Agents throughout Canada. A. MARCHAND