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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-03-17, Page 4abetter glbtiOCttte, lt3anders & Creech Props THURSDAY, Mar. 17, '10 W lIALEN Mr. Daclel Hodgson has sold his tine Norm to Mr. David Johnston of Gran- ton. Mr. Johnston moves In on the 1st of Apr1l..-Mr. and Mot. Samuel Gun - eine attended the wedding of their niece Miss Bertha Cooper at F.11invllle on the 9th. -Mrs Marshall of St. Marys Dis- trict Organizer. was present at our W. M. S. meeting last Thursday and made all arrangements tor the annual con- vention of that society to be held In this church on Thursday. May 121h. - Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Millson are on an extended visit with friend* at Port (lope, Toronto and otter places. -Those tun.htg out to church here on Sunday last were disappointed as no preacher arrived to take the service The report of 3. S. No. 12. Usborrne, for the month of February ;-Sr. V. - O. Morley 129. Jr. V. -W. Hodgson 141. Sr. IV. -V. Morley 133. 0. Gun- ning 1.32, G. Arksey 128, M. Squire 121 H. Ogden 120, J. McCarthy 90. Sr. III. T Gunning 146, C. Morley 143. A. Mc- Carthy 138, E. Hodgson 123, P. McGee 57, N. Squire 56 (missed an exam-) Jr. III. -J. \Vhcllhan 142, M. Gunning 105 Sr. II. -M. Million 158, Be Gun- ning 105. Jr. II. -P. McGee 90, J. \Vhelihan 77. 0. J. McNaughton, teacher. GOING TO TORONTO SATURDAY NIGHT. Mr. Hector W. Charlesworth, city ed- itor of the Toronto Mail apd Empire and one of the [twat widely known of Canadian newspapermen. to shortly go- ing to Tononto Saturday Night as as- sociate editor. it was In 1891 that he started his Journalistic career on the publlcat'on to which he is now return- ing. Youthful as he was, the journal- istic instinct was even then well devel- oped lit Mr. Charlesworth, combined with real ability as a writer. From Saturday Night he went to the Empire and later o i was on the Mews and The World, finally going to the Mali and Empire, where he has been city editor for six years. For a considerable per- iod he was dramatic and musical critic on the papers with which he was con- 'nectel and his non[ d: plume. "Touch- stone," became familiar to many thous- ands of interested readers. On aasu,n- irtg his present position he dropped his nom de plume, though continuing to do considerable dramatic and musical crit- icism far the Mall a,td Empire.- The Globe. Feb. 21t' . HOM For Settlers iN MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA How Made and How Reached LOW SETTLERS' RATES with r.ixe Stock ani Effects Special Trains :cave T:•orta 10.10p.m.Taeeler; durirg MARCO and APRIL Se::lers and Farniies w,thout Ltve Stock should use Regular Trains 10.10 :.m. daily ItINN;: i 6 ELVER 38 hours to Win}i1Rg Through Touri}t (Jars COI.ONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS la which Berths are Free Aprly to nearest Agert for con e "Sett ,rc• Guide." "Western Canada," •Yount La...' or write R. L. Thompson, D.P.A.. C.P R., Toronto, You can't sow thistles sod re_sebbetII you plant re's Seeds you grow exactly what roe expect and in a rolusion arta- ties sever excelled. 5 Pitry years et study and experience Make them re- fiabk. Fu elle 1t everywhere. Seedd Assssail tree co re est. !. IL MOO I CO,OWLr Write us et once lot our ire• ratabevie and !earn the nature of our course. in Commercial, Sbortbsod & Telegraphy department. We has the Iea.hng, pre." ti. at training a•hool of Western (interio. ('our•es are thorough. instrit•tors experienced and we sent graduates to position". 9t1dents are ere tering en. pry .eek Yon.hould enter N. /V1. D. 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. .t h PAY 1Z\rRpci CHARGI)F . nd fee owe 1909,1910 PRICE UST FREE REVILLON rRERCS 134 •, 131 11,0111 sr., PMsfrsee. How's This P We offer One hundred Dollars @,want for ant cue • Catarrh that ,•annul becure.l by Hal:"a Ca, arm Cur., Y. J. CHENEY s Co., Toledo, 0. We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney toe the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all bootie.* tr.a,s hone and 1nurcially able to sorry out any obligations made by his firm Wittily,. Rims 4 Maavly, wbuleaale Druggist, Toledo, 0 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di reetly on the blood and mucous aurtaces of the system. Testimonial. sent free. Price 75e. per tet• tie. Sold by all Druggists, Take Hall'. Pamlly Pills for constipation. ease CIiEDI TON. SEEDS FOR SALE. -•We beg to an- nounce to the fanners requiring seeds that we are cffcring for sale a large stock of Red clover, Alsike. Timothy, iilu_• grass. Alslke and Timothy mixed and Alfalfa, Clover seed which were 'apes ially selected for our retail trade and cannot be surprised for purity and germination. Get our prices bet re making your purchase. We have also a quantity of "King Giant" ;seed oats :or *ale. This new oat' is front Lusden and was tae admiration of all, who saw it growing last season. It Is a heavy cropper, stands up well and In sections were conditions were favor- able this past season yielded 85 bus. to the acre. It you are. going to try a new oat procure a few bushels of thla variety. A call solicited. C. ZW1CKER, Crediton. A meeting 08 the Crediton Athletic„As- sociation is called for Friday peening hog. etch. 18(h, to discuss the' subject of having a celebration on 5fay 24th. All are cordially invited. -A meeting of the baseball club will b± held in the Fire Hall, on Wednesday evening Mch. 23rd, tor the election of officers and other important matters. All who are Interested are invited to attend. Rev. Giscbler of Zurich exchanged pulpits with Rev. Bean of the Evan- gelical church Sunday. He is a fluent speaker and made an excellent impres- sion on hie audience.'. --Samuel Kuhn is wearing a very broad [-mile these days. It's a boy. -We are pleased to see that Thoe, Trevethick is able to resume his work in the shap after his attack of the grippe.-RetviIal meet- ings commenced in the Evangelical church Monday evening. We trust they will ' be a good success. -The Town Fathers have received the new suction hose for the fire engine from the Gutta Percba Co. of Toronto. It is expected that as soon as weather permits a test will be made with the engine. -Mrs. Winer is hoLling en auction sale on Tuesday. April 5, an account of which will appear in an- other column. -Mr. Samuel Brown is making large sales of bis timothy. clover and millet seed to local trade. He has splendid quality. -Jos. Habit intends building a brick chimney for his brick -yard engine. He has been drawing the scaffolding poles this week. -Welter Dumatt of Berlin was in town Tuesday. -Harry F. Either spent a few days in Sarnia last week on htrsiness,-Mr. and Mrs. Rivers and son of Sombre sent Saturday and Sunday in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vw. lxwin•.-H. Eilker. M.P.P., attended the Director's meeting of the Ilay tp. Insurance Co. in Zurich Sat- urday.- Vtdding h.11.. are to ring in our burg next week. More particu- lars will follow. DASA W OOD Rev. A. D. Giscbler accompaned by Mrs. Gischler of 'Zurich were visitors at the parsonage Tuesday. -Mr. Dan Schroeder. who recently sold out his butcher business to Messrs Joseph and John Eidt, has since hold his farms. the north one to Mr. (leo. Schroeder and;theone nearest the village to Mr. Henry Guenther. The purchaser's get possession at once. Mr. Schroeder has since purchased a farm on the fifth concession of Stephen frust Mr. H.art'y Hamilton. He alset gets immediate possession.- Rev. E. H. Bean of Credi- ton palmed through the villege S sou - day afternoon. -Mrs. G.'dtreid Oes- treicher had rig Iles Friday after- noon. --Mr. John Triebner of Exeter spent Numbly here. - -Mise Catharine Fittkh„ Tyner gave a birthday party to her friends Thursday afternoon. -Mr. anti Mrs. Dennis Dirstein of Bad ARP, Mich., is at present visiting among friends in this place. -Mr. J. K. Goetz was in Goderich ou htl'lines* several days during the week. -The milliners have again taken their positions in the stores here for the spring trade.-- Rev. 1.. K. Kidt has been assisting Rey. Bean iu Evangelistic work at ('reditnu several nights during the week, -Mr. E. M. Brokenihire wee in Zeri h Sat- urday evening. PHEW STEN, h'ir)elnT suekrra Is the order of 'le •''v They say they are rutuiltix well this spring. -Jos. Sharrow has got settled In his ut w home 0 Grand Rend. -Sleighing Is going very fast and bug ele3 are out again -Tri- fere weather of last week made us tnink of staple syrup making. -A !erg( number loft for tee west last Monday. -Mr. Ireland is getting the materiai ready to build a new house the coating sunln.cr.-Don't ter worried about th gre nolle In P. linker', snoods. it Is Just W IDI lin- ker and Will Mettles a e'er; t wood. --- 9a GRAND BEND Mr. John Patton of Moray. 1.. Dlsjar d n^ and Fred Stephen left Parknlll rnr M esday f,,r Saskatoon. Sask., where Ploy I•.tend necking their future home. `Ir. Paton to)k with him a : arload of ;et'ler,' effects, Mrs. Patton will also Mane for that piece. shortly. Dr. W Ilienn of I•arrchlll was Lr our burg Monday.-rau'te a number around herr tapped their frees for making syrup last week. --The Oovertt tent eng- ineer wag here M•r.eday lo)k J over Htay•er has bought Mr. 11 )ht. i'o!lork'9 house. Mi. and Mrs. P3!leck Intend going west shortly. -M:, Ai:. Tiedentan'e doe bit Ware Oliver on tee lee on evening last week. so poor d'y; le was kIbel and Ills head sent to ¶''rout I.-tlulte a number front Shlpka we -e herr Satu.'dty sucker fishing. - M'.s. M. Calk arrived herr last week and has (thar;e u' the mllll:Pry for the treason. -Miss T. Oerni^tie le visiting at 11. llamllt gin' i o . the f:(th of Stephen .71-• a few days. -Writ. Devine of Us - b) is. wag here on bust' ess last week. -firs. M. Om. wt.o nas beer visiting •- P,veter slid l'ets,rn-- tor three months err:••el herr Wed:eredhy-. F 1 LLA IITON. sir. Itobert !lice of this township had a narrow escape from being bitten by a mad doe on Sunday. Mr. litice and the hired boy were engaged doing the choirs at the barn, when suddenly Ills dog becanme toad. The brute succeeded In tearing Its (nutti.le to pieces and that ntadc for Mr. Rice. Noticing that things were getting serious sir. Rice artned hlntstt( with a piece of gag pipe and beat the dog off all the wry . bo the house. On arriving there he opened tete window and put an end to his dog - ship wite a gun. Luckile err. Rice had means within his reacts .o protect himaeif, otherwise the result might have been very serious. Andrew Hart of Saskatchewan, who had his feet amputated some Yew weeks aeo, as a result of being frozen, died mn Wednesday night, and the body was brousht home for burls i lit(has a son In Logan, a brother, John- Hart in Ful- lerton, and a brother-in-law, R. Harris, in Mitchell, besides twe daughters hi the West. McGILLIVRAY. Nit. Samuel Pearson, of tt'e•)t McGillivray was ta.cen 10 Ailea Craig and lodged in the village lock- up. where he remained to be ezamin, d by the village doctors. 1t Is alleged by his relatives and nelshbore in McGil- livray that Mr. l'earaon has become vio- lently ineane and dangerous to be at large. On Monday, it Is said he went to a neighbor's louse with a gun And threatened to shoot the intnate,.-Mt'. and Mrs. Richard England of Hutchin- son celebrated their Golden wedding an- niversary ash Mol.day, March 7th. They were surrounded by,'thelpeithildren and grandchildren and '-a-most enjoyable ttmc was spent.-:.lr. George etc - Vicar, who has been upending the win- ter with his mother. Mrs. 11. Twedile at West MrGil,ivray left on Tuesday of last week fur his nontestead near Ca:: - ley. Alberta. KIRKTON. The funeral of Dr. George C. McIn- tyre. M. P.. of South Perth. and deputy speaker of the Ilouse of Contrtons, who died at Montreal on Saturday, at the age of 28 years, took place on Wednes- day afternoon and was very largely at- tended. Interment 1st St. Marys cemet- ery. -Mr. and Mrs. Daigle' Hawkey gave a pleasant social party to a num- ber of the youhg people on Thursday evening of last week, In honor of their eon. Joaeph. who lett this week for the West lc was furnished by 3 ►n Tuesday 01 o reside. Mutt- . John C7anter- o11.-On Friday night T. Mac- cabees gave a box sorlayin Aberdeen Hall. The principal entet'tainer was \tr. G. L. Money or Stratford. who has lo,t none of his old time ability to please the public. A large crowd was present and a good time spent by all. The Rev. Mr. Yellow of Exeter occu- pied the sacred desk on Sunday and he preached one of the best sermons that have been delivered In Klrkton for many -t day. TROUT CREEK Miss Lantra Mt ibpine has bee:i vt9it- i,l?. In thl3 nelgttborhood,-Sleighing Is very bad. -The Misses Boyle of Kin- cardine have been visilit.g friends at (Mooresville.-\frs. Thos. Ellwood and Mrt. Albert Morgan spent Sunday with friends In F,xcler.Fred Simpson ellen' a day last week with friends at Kirk - ton. -Erste Cowan Is visiting in ,Wyont- Inr.-W. H. Simpson has his' store, which he purchased from Nr. George (Bloomfield, rururing at fait' blast. \\•c wish Mr. Simpson every ,sere,,. -Mr Bloomfield (tweed his household effects la Byron last week. -Mrs. T. Simp- , :1 Is visiting frlcnds In West MrGill- Ivray.-Miss Ida Dale visited here on Fedi>. and Saturday. -Mrs. W 111 Shoul- der: visited in London a couple of days during the week. -M, Armitage and his wife were the guests of A. Nell and wife Thursday. MAKES RIA IR GROW tt M. CO..H,te an llivigot itor that Make." Hale Grow in Abundantly Or \to;,ry Bark 1t you, hair is t l:,n.ng out gradually' It won't it lorg be'.): ' the bald spot a p pe.r r n. The time to l,ak • carr re toe hair is A,‘141-, , YOU have hair to ' tie carr of. For thin failing hair the best tum- efy known to ntat,kind Is Parfslan Sage. ft ie compounded on scientific prin- ciplee and furnishes to rte hair vont a •tourlmhneett that acts quickly and promptly and caused the h 1.0 grow. But remember this, -11 klljp•t'.ie dand- ruff germ, the pest that appropriates 411 the natural nourishment that should go to the hair root. PerI91ar1 Rage it sold by W. S. Cole ander a positive guarantee to banish d,ndruff, stop felling hair and Itch- ing scalp in two weeks or nonoy bark. It gives to women', hair a lustre and radiance that Is most fascinating and •tu.l0s a to grow ahundantly. 1'.rlei.an Plage in now sold in every first-class town in Canada. A large generous bottle costs 50 rents. and the girl with Auburn hair Is on rv.•ry bottle. Auction Sale Of Valltabie Real Estate and Household Furniture B. S. Phillip'., 1,i•eneed An ti�n•.r, hue t. .n in• eructed by the uml •rsig le 1 to sell h. ;,a1.li • Mnr- tion at Lot 4, Con. 2, STEPHEN ore Tl'E..MDAY. APRiI. 5th, 1910 at 1 o'clock p.rn. sharp. the following: Ilnl'lSHOl. , F('Rs:Tree -Berl Room suite, 2 Ned .pre3.1...pring and mattress, centre table, e cane chair., drop leaf tahle, agitate table, clork, Lees burner. roti. ,• v,k, wood or .`oat: alaw eup- boart,l. dr.hes and glassware, tea wt. a quantity/ of carpet. and mats. ptr 'ire*, tahle y'1 th. and ta'.le napkin• and a .piantity of bedding, to hen. and gnarl/Sty of Maple Wood. awe., garden tools and oth.r article. to. numeron. to mention. RE a I. V. tT l TR There will also he offered Inc Gale at tr• Same Am• and pl.re the Ni wee' of land, being part 8 y of the .Dove mentioned IAA. There to on the premises a good Nick hemp, barn fess; 1t., .. sel•h•d hen hour., good son and hard water. never failing •e11, gond orchard, '. mi • from srhenl, 11. miles from eherch. roases"ion given at enrw T1: My Real Estate mule tn'wn on 1*, of "ale. Chattel...11 Sum, Mf V and tinder. stets. over that amour.% • month.' ' relit w 11 he g ..n on hRei.Ring •pprnsed joint notes B. S. 1'IIii,L1PM M1tM. WiNER Auctioneer Pretprietrrea CLINTON.-The spirit ot Anna McCau- ley'. beloved wife Alex. Grainger, took its fllgr.t at the age of 631 years and 9 months. Deceased was born in tiara. Scotland, on June 15th, 1844, and stem(' to Canada in 1854, ween thej-(ant- Ity located at Southampto4, 1n 1964 they moved to Hayfield an she was married to her now bwrett husband It, 1873. t SEAF'OltTli.-Mr. Joseph Lowery, one o: the pioneet residents of Seaforth, dte4 at the honte art his daugh r, Mrs: John Powell, on Sundae'. Lowery was a native of Ircla„d, but when a boy came to Canada. Mr. L3wery was 74 years of a';ee and la amyl -ell by four children. Auction Sale -01 VALUAHLE--- VILLAGE PROPERTY Mr. B. 8. Phillipa, Auctioneer, has been instructed torten by Public Auction at METROPOLITAN HOTEL,:EXETER --os- SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1910, at 2 o'clock p.m sharp, the following valuable property LOT 7Y and 79 on Andrew street, LOTS 14 and 31 on Main. on which fa a ,mall brick house sad frame baro, • gond well and s choice lot of fruit trees. Also Part LOTS 10. 11, 10. the old Woollen SI01 Property, on which is a good frame house, rontain- fog 8 rooms in first-elaae condition, small stable, good well of water and a . ery good orchard. all in good state of repair. TERNS: -For terms of sale apply to 0. S. Phillips Auctioneer, or will be aide known on der of sale. B. 8. PHILLIPS, M. JACKSON Auctioneer. Proprietor. Auction Sale -OF VALUABLE - Farm Stock and Implements. Bees Household Furniture, Rto. The undersigned Auctioneer has been nstructed to offer for sale by Public Auction on the premises Lot 12, Con. 2, Tp Hay, on Wednesday. March 30th, 1910 At one O'clo'k p,m., the following, viz 11O1tHFS-Iteavy;dralt mare, 5 Years old, in foal; driver 4 yrs old, and filly I tear o11, both by Non Parole; heavy draft filly 1 year old. filly 2?ears old, Roadster 2 years, driving mare,/ years old. CATTLE -o cows in calf to thoroughbred bull. 2 newly cahal Coos, 7 deer. rising 2 years old, 8 spring ..ti Implements --Frost and Wood Linder, Sylvester Slower, Veering drill, new; sulky rake, corn binder, walking plow, pair diamond harrows, ecumer, new; pulper, cutting Loa, horse power. Jack; single cutter new; lumber wagon, pair bobsleighs 1 wagon racks, wheel barrow, Coekshut disk, sleigh box, sugar kettle, a number of swarms of bee., 8 tons of hay. a quantity of household furniture, forks, shovels. spates, chains, and a quantity of other nsetul arti• clot too numerous to mention. TERNS of Hay. Cash; All onus of #5 and under sash; over that amount tt month+' credit on furnishing approved joint notes. A di.rount of 4 per cent per annum MR for rash on credit amount.. 13. S. PHILLIPS JNO. D NHALE Auctioneer Proprietor AUCTION SALE Of Farm and 1tnplentente. B. S. Phillips. Licensed Auctioneer, has re,•eis eri instrurtlons'rom Mr. John Ilawkahsw to sell to. Public Auction on the premises, Exeter, on Saturday, March 19th, 1910 at I o'clock p.m. sharp, the following property, viz: CATTLE -4 farrow c)ws,ye*ding steer and heifer IMPLEMENTS. -McCormick binder, mower, disk harrow, nearly new; 2 -furrow plough, new; steels plough. cultivator, Diamond harrows, s-uftter, horse rake, seed drill, lumber waggon, light waggon, tole ,'sigh, top tU1 gy' open buggy. cutter. pleasure Weigh, set of double harness, set of light double harness, nearly new; set of single harries, nearly new;set of scales, fanning mill, buffalo role, 2 other robes, gravel hoz, hay rack, sugar kettle, grinding atone. Tubler separator, and other articles. 74 acres of farm land In the village of Exeter. 13 acres !n fall wheat, fall plowing nearly finished, well fenced. well drained and watered; good 1 1-2 storey brick house, containing 9 living rooms, hard and set water In the house; good barn, number of fruit trees. situate north of the station road, Exeter TERMS #5 and under, cash; over that amount s month.'. redit given on furnishing approved joint notes. S per rent. per annum off for cash on .•relit amount. Terms of real estate ea.) and made known on day of sale y John tlawkshaw, Prop. B. S. Phillips. /tort. Auction Sale Of Heel Estate. Farm Stock & Imple- ments. The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auction at IAT 5. CON. 7, TWP. OF HAY, uN TUESDAY, MARCH 22ND, 1910 at 12:30 o'clock sharp, Tau following valuable property: IIORSIES-Oenen, purpose man rising 10 yrs, in Hein! tl! kney mare ►ising • yrs, ia4�6a1; Heavy colt s•gg yrs, CATLLS S cows due to Ogle* In May, sew alit• ing cow, milk row, steer co rising 1 year, heifer calf rising a yr., call, P108-2 Berkabtre pitgg.* IMPLEMENTS Lumber waggon, gra.el boa, wood racks,MnCornie le disk harrow, set of diamond harrows, 2 walking plows, hone rake, fanning mill, bargee east, seed drill, pulper, grinding ,loge, pair of bobsleighs, nearly new; hay fork, cross -cut saw, be 15 gs Of more of potatoes, forks and rakes, 2 set of whimetrees, wheelbarrow. set of hoes- yy double har• new, 2 sets of stogie Aurae shovelbtg heavy block and rope sheet 75 feet Tong, THRPJ4HINO NACHINF, IWHiTE RROINP, in good leaning or- der. ('IIALLISN(1F 9F.PARATOk in good it -uniting seder, TANK, : ('1STESN PUMPS, 1 -Inch HO!.1: 15feet long, 6 in• h BELT 125feet Ioeg, chalns, red• a, poets, IllaxweU binder, hart t Wool .ower, Or - elder sew, all household furniture, Nagle boned sow, and other things tee numerous to mentina Real rotate 25 iota* of land: 3 scree of Yell wheat. 5 acres of ploughed ground and rest WI In gr.. R01101 Li of L•oT `• on the 7th (30VCF8810N oP Ilay. which will he sold on the emus date sod a• the dame place, 11 not sold before. TERM:; All sums of SIO and under, CASH; over that amount 9 months' credit will be given o• Oro - 1 hing appro. ed Joint notes. a per rent per annum off toy ca►h on ••relit amount,. Terms of real estate mate lino in on day of sale. Positively 411 will be soli as tb• Prsprl- •ter 1, seise west B. S. Phillips, Jabez Stacey, Auctioneer Prep. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Metter of the Elate of Doro• thy McDoncII. late of the Vill+ge of Exeter. in the County of Huron, Wid.rw..1 'Cetased. Y•irree ',prefab,. "leen th,t .0 joeem• ha.inz any Assn. or demand. *11air..t th. late Dorothy Mc. Irnnell,who .1.M on or alwet the ith day of P'ebru- ary, 190r. at the Vi1l,0. of Exeter alore.9id. are re• gnlrcd to send by pet prepaid or to deli sr to John P. M.•- nnen. of Hen .111. not . one of the Y.te.•nton of the Iasi .01 .n.1 te.ta•nent ne the aid o'e••.a"M, their ernes and addre..rs and full partkulars in writing n' their clams and a,atemento 01 their ac• counto and the nWire M the eeeuritir., if env, het 1 Ivy them. 1NO Ynrtl'E is further given that alter the let 1)ty e.f Ar+1iI. 1910. the ui.1 R.e.•ut- r. i.l pe .need 14 dtdritntt, the asset• of the awl d« -sawed among the (person* entit- led thereto, has in,t ',van! only to the elaime rat whish they .8111 then has. had notice, awl that the said Eve.'.tor. w.11 ort I 11.81. f,N the •a14 a -t. or any part thereof to any perwws n1 ohms claim they •hall mot then hap. rewire Dated at Hensel! the Ith 4,, 011 11aMh, 1010 J K Mtfx)YF.t.i., Ree •.0,, Te• t'iltaz• Prop•rtsr of 18. late 1)e'th• Me. nee - ties, .ale of wall 1.e exeh•ryed Inv Parra Property. Apple to .1 K Mrtw)YI..L, Renee!! or A.( J. Mcl►OSKLte Etetere THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE BEAD ')I'1'ICF., T0R')Ml•r tsT.t1I1IAUER INT B. E. WALICI R, President ' Paid up Capital, $10,000,000 ALEXANDER LAIR!), General !gannet ' Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000 Branches throughout C..rij�ij, d:l1 in the United States and England SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of $1 and upwards are re:eivet) and interest allowed at current rates. Accounts t* tt' he opened in the mines of two or more person, .1:1.1 withdrawals made by any One ,tt titrrn Jr by the survivor, 114 Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at (?editor,. Auction Sale OF VALUABLE FARM STOCK. ETC. The undersigned auctioneer has re•en.r4 ms:ru•- tion* to aellby public auction on the pretrr:,C. LOT 15, CON 8. N.B. OF STF.PHEN ON MONDAY. MARCH 28, 1910 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following valuable property', viz. Horses -Horne rising 7 years, by Lord Zetland, horse rising 4 years, Percheron; Aged mare, hose and mare rising 3 and 2 years, respectively, by Non Parole; aged team ,by :tampion; &king mare. Cattle - 3 cows rising 7 6 and 5 years, resivect:%e1y and 4 2 year old heifer, all In calf; 3 2.yearold steers, hull 3 yrs old, bull 1 Tear old past, Jersey heifer, ri.ippg1 year, 2 steers rising 1 year. MiLCELLANEOUS-About 15 Toes ot !fay, De Laval Cream Separator, a number of Bee Hivet. There is a " right way of doing bus- iness and there is a " wrong way " of doing business. • The Itit,uT WAY of doing bust - nese is to bring yourlold truck, ecu7h as horse hair, rubber, iron, copper. brays, wool pickings, etc., to M. JACKSON'S Main St., Exeter Where you get the highest caret price and honest dealt:rem FOR SALE -A lot of Ir , pipe o:: hand for fence posts. etc. Positively au reserve a+ the proprietor has ren:.•1 his farm. TERMS, -All emus of 43 sad under, rash, oyer that amount li nsoeth. Credit 'given on furnishing ap proved jntht notes. 6 per cent per annum off to cash on credit amount.. B. S. PHILLIPS, JOHN FORD Auct. Prop. 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- es 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 li Cleariug Sale oI Piauos In order to rartice our large stock of Pianos we are going to offer to the 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 Blundall Piano Walnut finish, 4 ft. 1 in. ebony keys, guaranteed for an unlimited time. Regular Pt ice $450.00 Sale price 1 Dominion Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. Levee, specially de - high, ivory and $175.00 0 in. high, 71 or signed in the highest style of art. $200 00 Regular Price $450.00 Sale Price ill!• 1 Morris Piano Mahogany finish, 4 ft. 7 in. high, guaranteed for 10 years, ebony and2 ivory keys, Regular Price $500.00 bale Price...... . $240.00 1 Dominion Piano Pure Walnut finish, 4 ft, 8 in. hi h, This is the best piano manufactured by the Dominion Organ & Piano Co. Has bees rented about 215 00 0 months. Regular Price $35Q.00 Sale Price. • 1 Ennis Piano 00 Mahogany finish. 4 ft. 7 in. high, Colonial de- Regular Price $300.00 `isle Price $225 • We will deliver to your home anyof the above PIANOS complete, with STOOL and HANDSOME DRAP. on payment of $20. and you may pay the bylance due at $2 a week. S. MARTIN & SON, EXETER PIANOS TO RENT I Regina Watches, when sold without an Official Guarantee, and by other than an authorized agent, are liable to be Second - Hand Watches, taken in trade or procured in some other second-hand way. I am the only authorized Official Agent here, and am the only one who can issuean Offic- ial Guarantee which will be re- spected by other Official Agents throughout Canada.