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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-01-16, Page 4THE EXE'1 ER T1MES, JANUARY loth 19W,. flo1iGw Gifts Call and see our large assot•t- t.ient of Perfumes, Ilair Brushes Cloth, Nail & Toth Brushes Satchels, Purses, Pouches, Cigar Cases, Case Pipes Childrens Looks & Stationery All suitable for Christmas Presents. BROWNING'S Drug Store Stuoke 1►:•ctors Prescription Best v. cigar in town The Exeter Times • Exeter, Ontario. 11erms of Subscription $1.00 ger Pair in advance. $1.50 ,fray be *barged if not so paid. To United 8tatea subscribers, $1.30 strictly in ldvallec• .No. paper discontinued until all arrears are paid. unless at the option of the publisher. The date to which every subscription is paid is denoted on It he label. Advertising rates on application. THE EXETER TIMES P'T'G CO. Limiter. To the Electors of South Huron. Gentlemen. -The Governor (i meal ha issued his proclamation calling ection in South Huron to fill the vacancy iu t he I)otnirtiott 1'arlia- meut caused by the death of the late Air. 13, 11. Gunn. Nomivation has beeu fixed for Wednesday, January 15th., and the election is appointed to take place on January 22nd. As the time is short it will not be pus co many of you per- sonally for me to s uta ) D I sonally and 1 adopt This method of placing myself before you and reach- ing ;ts many of you as possible. As you urc aware, in Juno last the Reformers of South Iluron in Conven- tion assembled, did me the honor of aclecting me as their candidate for t4e DominionParliament. I atom "therefore now before you in that cap- acity iolicitiug your suffrages at the approaching election. I need scarcely say that I do deep- ly regret the reason which makes this election necessary. The late member for South Huron, Mr. B. 11. Fuun, and myself, were for many years close neighbors and friends and although we differed very widely in politics, neither of us permitted this difference to interfere with our social or business relations and had be been spared to contest the constituency with Inc I feel confident in saying tri -we would close the contest os good friends as we commenced it. I flatter myself that 1 do not need any personal introduction to you. 1 have been wit h you and amongst you, 1 one of you in fact, for thee past 35 years and have taken a more or less uctive part in your public and local affair. You are therefore, in a good position to judge of sty fitness for the 10-ition to which 1 aspire and of sny ability to perform the important duties thereto in n man- ner pertaining ner creditable to myself and advan- tageous to you. While :as you know i have not by auy means been a hide bound parti- zan. I hive Legh :i consistent and lily Cur,, member of the groat Lib - esti party and that party will con- tinue to receive my confidence and support so long as their principles fold ('OI(luct are such as. in nt\s esti- mation. will bell serte the interests of this young but zreat and rapidly fermi kir country of ours. Ilut 1 shall never consider •nyself hound to support my party except atoll d be- lieve there to be right and actin! in th'• best interests of the country and can git.• to you a reason for the faith 1 I a is in me and can justify. at least to my on n conscit•nct•. the ecutse I sh.111 see it Illy, duly to take its your represent alive. 1rn the same manner shoul(ly ou sl',' fit to honor the wit h your confidence to the *414141 of selecting arc• ns your reeri•sen(atire. 1 sh7111 give a consis- tent support 10 the Laurier Govern- :meltlt so long as their ac .ions and conduct are such as to merit, in .try opinion, that support. Under their nran tuement; t he count ry he: t pros - I It Quiets the Cough This is one reason why Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is so valua- ble in consumption. It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But it does more —it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever, soothes, heals. Ask your doctor about this. T11, bast kind of se testimonial - "Sold for over sixty years." 1rtaAsb ]. C Ain �' , r.'w-Ill, Ms.a. Adv mse •fa.e.,rsrs cr O rf7C S,1I'AP11111 A. qett./ ut it-si ;K. W. have. no *scree, Wee pw'•,.h tho formalise of els Our rr,..'1.:•,... saten rsow•ry by keeping the WIs ie$1811111 With Ayer's Fitts. pe fed as it has never prospered 1k - fore and udder smith circumstances 1 deem it would be extremely inadvis- able and not in the interests of the Windt! to uuake a change at Ilea pres- ent titue and judgiue of the future by the past 1 feel tplat I tt.11 trot have any difficulty in extending to the Guvertunent Illy most gelle.rou- support as our representative. Trout what 1 have already said you will uiiderstantl toy position and 1 trust it sill meet with your approval and merit your }'lost generous support. lit local matters, should you honor tug tt illi your confidence and elect ute as your representative, 1 shall al- ways consider myself tit your dispos- al and you will ever find me ready and willing to do what in inc lies to advance the interests of the county and especially that part of it confin- ed within 1 he bounds of South Iluron irrespective of local, personal or pol- itical considerations, and if 1 can consistently and properly do a pol- itical opponent a service 1 Shull be as cheerfully at his disposal as I will be to those attached to mo by political ties. This, 1 cousider the only prop- er representative position. I hope during the catupaisn to have the opportunity of discussing with you on the public platform, at great- er length, some of the many public luestions, which are, at the present time, interesting the people. Again solieitiir your votes. in- fluence and support tit the approach- ing election, 1 ntn, Your obedient servant, M. Y. McLEAN. Liberal candidate for South Huron. The Zurich Herald has the follow- ing regarding tut item in the 'Mail and Empire of recent dale r,,farrin3 to the South Huron election: "Thr Mail and J•:mpire of hfonday, com- menting on the vacancy in the Coto - mons, .of this Itiding, autotf other this says :-"The sudden death of Mr. 11. Gunn, the respected member for South Iluron, and the remark- able promptitude with which the bye - election has beeln decided. upon, have taken the people sonaw•hat at a disadvantage for the Ottawa politi- cians have had their candidate in the field for months. while the people have not made any such provision for a contest. Nevertheless the op- ponents of (graft are to the fore, and are hoping to keep Aho constituency in line tvith the (great movement lookins to the inauguration of an honest regitne :tt Ottawa. An excel- lent candidate, in the person of Mr. Henry Horton, of llensall, has been placed itt the field, and preparations have been made for a successful ..ssful campaign." If this is the stuff this journal publishes in every constitu- ency where an election occurs, it is a wonder that the party for which it stands, should be successful in any bye -election. Tito Herald pias pexsor al knowledge regarding the selection of Mr. M. T. McLean as this Jtetorin candidate and for the Mail .end F+.m- pire to say or insinuate that he is the choice of Ottawa politicians is very unfair. 'tVe venture to say that the (gentlemen who chose lir. Mc- Lean as their candidate, were ,IS itou- orable n body of men as ever stet in Convention -u fluenced by any out- side interference, if there was any, and the 'flail and Empire's slur of the majority of the elector's of Mouth Iluron will not tend to assist the el- ection of +Mr. Henry Horton eta' Conservative Candidate, who, w'• understand is n gentleman in every respect. and who. if tlefrntt•d, can, at least partially blame it ott such at- tacks on honorable citizens.' -The following meetings will lie held in the interest of Dir. M. Y. McLean. the Liberal Candid ate ; Thursday, .1at1. .16th at Crediton, when Hon. 11'nt. Patterson. Minister of Customs and of hers will address the meeting. F'ria'r, .1:111y. 17th at Zurich. with lir. I'ttt,r•ol, the prin- cipal speaker. Mout it • ratty. _'0th. at Exeter, Hon. Geo. P. Graft t.o. Minister of Railways acid Jolts .1. 'Terrill. .NI. P. East AssiiiiItela, will address the Exeter rucat ing. To check a cold quickly. get front your dru33iat some little Candy Col:1 Tablets nailed I'rcvt'ntice. !Drug- gists everywhere are now dispensin3 I'rcrenties, for they are not only safe, but d,'citlodly effective and prompt. I'rcve ntic4 containno 1uinirte, no laxative, nothing hard) nor sickenin3. Taken at the "sneeze 'ta;e" I'revcntic-t will prevent I'neu- nfOni I. Ilronehitie, La Grippe etc. hence the name f1'roventics. Good for fevarinit children. 411 i'reventic, 25 cente. Trial Voxes b cent* Sold by W. S. HEowcy FOR OVER SiXTY TEARS art it AND V* Y1.1.- 11c. Ge itkMan,-- Nr' WfoAiuw'. ioothing Sirup has been used for Over sixty years ny tnll.lons of mothers for i 8ci' children while teething. Fitt perfect succev. It s0, them the child. :softens the gum..allays en pato, cure+ wind code. and Is the best remedy for I)larrhtwa. 1t Is pleasant to the taste. Bold druggists In every port of the world. 26 cants a bottle. it. value Is Incalculable, He sure and take Mrs Winstow's Soothing Syrup and salt for no other kind. Guarantced under t he Food anti Drugs Ast, June 30th, 1)'06, Serial Number 1099. Shipka is. ,Lochner new 10 Ire, Cult 011 1104iI•4s last Mondry. A public meeting in the ifatet,•sts of 1I. 1. 11cL, 111. 1114' Literal candi- date for Split 1. Iluron. was held lie rr• I.st Thursday eve 'rhe tn,"'.•,in: n ,s I:tri!,•I% :aerated :Intl itis 311- drns.4d bt• 1 he candid•, a arts! air. Miller. 11. I'.. of Rout It (grey. ttho spoke i:i riffle on the goal :ul„onis- t 1 1 inn and protrnss of the Laurier „teminent . llot h speakers tt rr.• i 11 received and it it expected lir. Sit -Lean, from expressions heard, to i11 ,(e( a food majority in this section. NI,. ,1. K. liellermawt. the i.ibera1 candidate for the Letislat lir,. 0110 tact an att.lress w•hieh was will re- ! ceitPd. The 'neat in. Hos d at a late hour. with cheers for Mr. Me - i Lean and the sitttinr of God save 11be Hint. Th0er unhappy persons w he suffer front net eousneas and dyspepsia +hnn)d use Crrter's I,ir1l 'Verve Pills. as hick are made expressly for sleepless. nervous dyspeptic, aulfer• •'r ,, 1'l ire tar. (OAA' Ce 2 .A. . 4zev ars tk. IM RttN log hire )tltta s :B6 a*'ars • N ltdee Whalen '1't:'• opening of the Whalen 31elh- utli.t chureh took place on timidity nod Monday Jany.. 1_' and Ft, Rev. J. V . lord, I'resideut of the Loial- (1011 Conference, conducted the sar- sices 011 Sunday and delivered able awl impressive sermons which were listened to ttitlt marked attention by the large congregations present. On Monday evening t ho Ladies of the congregation ,gave a splendid fowl supper in t he basement tth,•ri 010 church was again crowded lu its ut- most capacity. After supper Rev. Mr. Andrew, of Crediton, asked the congregation for subscriptions to provide for a balance of six hundred dollars which eves still standing against the property and succeeded in obtaining 0100 and is expected that with the zumount the supper realized and the collections that. by - next Sunday when the chairman of the District, they. A. 11. Going. 13. A., of Exeter, dedicates the Church it trill be entirely free of debt. Tho music for all the services was pro- vided by the dairkton Methodist choir and •tuartette assisted by Mr. Pink of London and was very highly appreciated. This church is :t credit So the community in which it stands and speaks well for t he energy and spir- itual life of its members and adher- ents. Also much is due to the Pas- tor ltev. 11. J. hair for the encour- agemont which he has given the en- terprise, STEPHEN .COUNCIL The newly elected Council of lh Township of Stephen, consisting of Stephen Webb, Reeve; Jacob Keller - mann. Deputy -Reeve told 1V, 1). San- ders Andrew Hicks and ,tl'illiani Yaerlcy, councillors, held their first meeting in the Town Hall, Crediton, of Monday, the 13th day of January 1908 at 11 a. its After each member had subscribed to his declaration of office and prop- ertyerly ivalification. the minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. Sanders - Yearley - "That Haut Brown be appointed Township Treas- urer at his former salary of $90." -Carried. flicks - Sanders -"That Joseph Guinan be appointe(I TO'.li5hip As- sessor :it •his fortner salary of $80." - Carried. Hicks - Yearlt'y - "Thal .1n:ues Rodgers be appointed cane Ace at a salary of G20.". -Carried. Ke)lennann - Jlicks - "That 11. Doyle and John llrokenshire be ap- pointer( auditors c11 11 stilt ry of $8 rash." -Carried. Clicks - Yearley - "That 'ply -laws Nos. 1 and 2 of 1908, each having been read the third time, 113 pfISSC(I and signed by the Reeve and C1: rk and tine seal of the Corporation at- tached thereto." -Carried. Nellermann - Yearley - "That a donation of $5 he granted to the Hospital for Sick Children" - Car- ried. Accounts to the amount of $94.78 were paid. Tho Council adjourned to meet in the Town hall. Crediton. on Monday. the and of March, A. D. 1908 nt 1 1'. NI. HENRY I:r[.HEit, Tp. -Clerk. Centralia Nelson E. Hicks, t,;;,i'sr;;;;;i:oO Pupil of London Consertatory Music. 11. Hutto en McDonald, Charles w'hite,l.oi,don Eng.. Ernest l:. ritrdley ,London, Eng. A limited number of pupils will be accepted The anniversary of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will be observed next Sunday and Monday. Rev, tV, 11, Butt will conduct the ser- vices on Sunday. An old-feshtonetl tet -meeting is to bo held on Monday evening Speeches will be delivered by Revs. A II. Going and .1. E. Holmes. Besides home talent, Mies Grigg, of London, will sing. Miss L. White, a member of Dr. 'Torrington's orchestra, Toronto, will render a num- ber of grand violin selections. Tea from 6 to 8. Admission 23 cents for Adults and 15 cents for children. Miss Mary Hepburn returned to her home in 'Toronto, Tuesday, after an extended visit here. The old B. C Church is being offer- ed for sale. Mr. W.-Ilogarth, of Eden public me hind, ,addressed the League on '('iter day evening. Mrs. 13rnwn, who is sick, is haute with her tuotitt'r, Mrs. Boyle. 'I'Ite Women's Missionary Society tort at the Misses Wilson'tami Tuesday afternoon when lea was served to the ulemhere. Miss Laurvt Ilntt sang and recite( at the Lucan Methodist church fowl sup- per on Monday evening Mt. 11'nl. ('uloid spent n couple, of weeks in the _ oh,tlt district. How oetny mines he has purchased we k now not. — DIED \ 1111E11' -In Itiddulph. 011 Thursday .111111a ry 11th. 111(18. John Andrew 1.red 6:1 years, 7 months :Ind .0 days. I.:AM1'PI(T-1n Denfield, of January 10th., 1908, 'Me rrialt Lamport be- loved wite w• of 1? ,Ird l• ) r d ..tin ort a ! Jed 87 years, ;i months, 15 days. 'USW 11(8-1n Ilibbsrt on Tues. .1111. 1Ith• 1408• Jeanette ItrlI bolo -d wife of Mfr. Willi tin Totters. aged P9 yen r - We Hear of More Cures Of troubles •'riOnating It• impure 1,1,,,L scrofula, loss of appetite, catarrh, rl,cnui.a t ism, by11t>,Mi's Sarsapsri l la t han by chatter so -celled remedies combined. Somehow those cured by hood's seem to stay cured. and they gla•tIy tell the Rind news to other.. Blood Purifier --"I have used Voest'. "arsapsrilts :and have (“rind it the choicest blo.rll purifier. It !WWI* a Omni( steady stream of life through'lut the weary b.a1y. 'rh.'re's life and +trenth In every drop of it.” It Oita t+NITII. 46 Wellesley 9t., Toronto. Afflicted 16 Years -"Hoot'. Sar,apa rills has cured the of scrofula, with which l hate been trouhl..I 16 year., rind eansed by vaccination. My Moe daughter hod a ,••rnfnl' swelling on her neck and Hood'. 143r4apartti. a1,n rnre.t her." Mas. None Hernial*. Hughey, Tennessee. hosts '. "arsaparllla is soba everywhere. 1(10 ihrac. ;Tne !Ninon Prepared only by C. I. newt) Co., Lowell, Mas.., P. S. A. N. 11. Ise net tak.• s substitute. 1nelst opus having Hoal'. ' I i'1'f'1n'^1T'r•ll-n1141na111i�nn,ln.u. MUM Vegetable Prep arationl'or As - similaling therood antiRcg uta - ting the Stomneks anciDoweis of Promote s Digesli on,Cheerful- ncssandRest.Contains neither Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. NOT NA1tC OTIC. a -old n•sofzZLroam Itrrpttrn S,rl - .KX.luwta R.da4 S da - Aaitr J..,t • mMrtt m a.# va.*S.L New! Aperfect Remedy forConstipa- tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms ,Convulsions,f everish- ness andLOss OF SLEEP iacSinaic Sfgpaliirc of Limit NEW YORK. .11 (r ntonttt•. old -I 1)t)',1 s -35%1 NIti EXACT COPY DP WRAPPCB. CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of i In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTE TME cINTaua.ONPAN,, rt�W r.wa OITr, Lucan A well-known and much respected citizen, of Lucan teas carried awa•ya u 11 •t a' • i n e n tic � •.nt a th s c l e l s t d(1 d c n ) a person of •Mr. J, W. Orme. who un- til a short time n+go ons owner of the Lucan (doge. Mr . Orme died suddenly while preparing this toilet for the ermine meal. Mr. Orme suf- fered an apopletic stroke some y:ars alio, but had been in splendid health County. This horse hits proved loin - lately. Ile was about 60 years of self a sure foal tetter and a good age. For Crary Nears he drove tit,• stock horse. lir. 1)ornton, is a good Lucan stege, and it is a coincidence judge of a hore, 111(1 is sure to have that .Mr, dlo(4gins, the other ata re- (licked out :a _ood one. This one driver on Ute Fano' route, died n fee trill prone :, totes tanker for his u►atiHJis it u owner anti his pit1rens. Iiensall. Mr. T. 1, (terry, of Hensel!, who has a wide reputation as an impor- ter and dealer in heavy horses, has been inakiur a number of important sales lately-. The latest of Hies.) is the sale of a fine four year old Clydesdale stallion. to Mr. Louis 1)ornton, of South WoodsJee, Essex 4, 2 Bole's Preparation costes in such a big bottle from which it is trade is such an --that one bottle cure, most coughs. Bole's Preparation of Friar's Cough Balsam costs only 25c a bottle. Your dealer liar; it or can easily get it for you. See that he does. It is BOLE'S PREPARATION you want -the cough cure that cures coughs. 37 NATIONAL DRUG A CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA UNITED, LONDON, ONT. to Cure Your Cough of Friar's Cough Balsam nd the prescription cellent one Notice. TERMS OF SALE Tett per cent. on the day of. etale, rhe Second Annual Meeting of The and the balance in 30 clays thereafter Huron 1Veather Insurance Mutual without ielerest. A portion of the Company will be held in the Town purchas•• t"oney can remain on Mort - Zurich. en'Tnesday, the -ith day of 'gaze if Ih • purchaser desires it. February, 11)08, atone ciclock, p, rn., hurtle•r {'articulars and terms and Business: -Receiving the Directors, coniiit 101.4 of sale will be made known Auditors' and Treasurer's reports; El- on the day of sale or may ie had of ection of tht•ee I)irectors and such +Ipf.li(ation 10 lb4 undersinfed. other hn•iness that may be in the in- E. IIOSSENIIERRY, Auctioneer terests of the Company. Zurich. Ontario. IV. T. (.'AI.1111'Ertf.. E. Zi�LL171t (.I.Al111AN tic STANIII'1tV. Exeter, i'reaid.'nt Setretnryl Ontario, Vendor's Solicilor�. Farm For Sale 111, acres being 1 lot 2_ and tint of ':3, Annual Meeting Con. 12, Hat-, nn nhirh there is an up.: Tine annual meeting Ili the 1'=borne to slate brick brute with galvanized & Hibbert Matlu:al Fite Iosur4rce Co., roof; new hank barn with straw shed wilt be held in the 16 by 71 and 11) by 111; Iwo overflowing r PUBLIC 11.1 LL, FAR(II'l1AR- wells; good orchard: 15 acres hardwood ON MONDAY, FE13'V arta 1110ii. bush. Everything in gond shape; 1 1-2 miles from Zurich. A nice home. ti at One p. m. Terms easy. Appy to C. L. Moser or The hn.il•ess ron•i.Is of re'ceiving E. Zeller, '/.ut•ictt. 1.158 1tte Directors manta 1eprot :usd t he 'Auditor. rep•',,: t.•ebur of woI►irPc- 1 , - tot.i . ,nal of t'.a, A u'tt t. , and any other Irl.iePsis rttia Duty pre ir, 11n+ in- tereet Ill the ('.•Iupiny. Lot 12 and South half of Lot 11, ('on- Thr iseses(lt5 seen. 14.1m "f Alice cession One, .aleGilhvray. oil expires, 1•.,r. erof. :.re I !tib;e ter re• house. ( rlr llttrfr 11 a .1 i.. Itn-s.elt and1Vnt. 1londa ', January q til, 1 JO', at Two o'clock p. n.. tin the premises 1'oli(•y bol h r" nr0 tr ti' ',..I to al- to he sold in 'lock or separately to tt'nd, Mortgage Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••b••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• • • • • • • 2 ••• • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The lVlolsons Bank Established 1855. HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL. CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • 53.000,000.00 RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • • - • • • • • 53,000,000.00 Assets Over $33000,000,00 General Banking Business Transacted. Savings Bank Department $1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR Times a Year. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors, N. D. HU RDON, Manager •i• CENTRAL� STRATFORD., ONT. By ;giving a bettor course of training than that given by any other similar institution in gntario, wo Lave become one of :bo leading business train- ing schools. in Canada. Our ,graduates are in demaul as office as3,C9tant8 and business college teachers. Uur courses being the best our ;graduates succeed. If interested In your own welfare r w for 1 aro tt [t d inow our catalogue ; it is free. We baro three departments, Com. mercial, Shorthand and Tele- graphic. Winter 6th. ELLIO'r'r & MCLACHLAN, Principals, term opens January - DENTAL DIC. A, R. KINSMAN, L, D. 8., D. D. S„ Honor graduate of 'Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over G1adniatt & Stanbury's Main street-ExETER. DR. G. F. ItOL'LSTON, L. D. S. D. D. 8„ Dentist. Member of + R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. •F OFFICE: --Over Dickson & Carling's * Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former + dental parlors, + tJ MEDI0 AL W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0 • P. B., Graduate Victoria Un v.reity. office and reatdonenco. Dominion Laboratory, Exeter, Associate Coroner of Huron. Lewis Thomas k Nutter +++.14++++++++++++++++++44+ Civil Engineer& Architect (Late Department of public Works, Canada.) Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County LEAVE YOUR Work, Electr'.e,, head., Sewerage and w'aterwottC Phone lyharta, Bridges old Ke -enforced C'oucrete Phone 2220 London OntarIC Orders WITH s. MarUn & son Pianos, Organs Sewing Machines Fine Stationery Children's Sleighs, &c. Tee Usborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mutual Fire insur- ance Gompanu Head Office, Farquhar,.Ont. fres. W. II. PASSMORE, Farquhar. Vice -Pres.: -J. L. RUSSELL, IIUSSELLnALE. P. O. DIRECTORS. WM, Roy, BORNIIOLM P. 0 WV31. BROCK WINCH r:LSSA 1', 0. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0 ROIBEIRT NORI(IS, Biafra. AGENTS. JOHN ESSEIRY, Exeter, agent for Osborne Lad lliddulph. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, agent tor Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan. B. W. F. BEAVERS. Secv.Treas. Farquhar. GLAI)MAN & STANIWRY, 9olioitor, THE BEST FLOUR We have on hand a supply of the best flour made from No. t Manitoba hard whcat manufact- ured by Pfeffer Bros of Milverton you can get it at the Exeter ware - suit purchasers. Two thirds of the B 4'V. F. lil$:11'1'.R+, Secy. - we payhighest !intent's,. tlnotlPy can remain on mint• sir. Theob4141 Dell rich f • gin lit, I Remember g t gage for five years at live per cent in• earl)., is vi'iting hie brothel here at prices for all kinds of grain. teles(. About :'y) gags of wheat, fall f1Paeril, plowing ,all done except about 1:3 acres ' - one-quarter utile front 3lnnreeville. Clearing For further pertieniats apply to Auction Sale. (ii,Ai►MAN STANHUICV, Grab d11t6O -a- n. Exeter. Exeter, Centralia n. f:, 111•S YON. 1:-ry Exeter.I FARM ST0('la A\II IMPL1•:.'•1ENTS. JAME!" STANLEY, Auct„ Lntan. . G SELDON Mortgage Sale. -of- 1,)0 ACRE PAlill I'. II AY TOIVN- 811I1' Joseph White. Auct. will seII by public auction for 11r. Joseph (loss, oft Lot 21. Cott. 12, 1•'ullarton half mile Oast of >lount I'Irasant, 011 1- It l DA 1 .IAN. 17111. 1908. ('oumencint at 12 o'clock sharp, the follow int :- Under and by tirt,4' of the Power Stock - 1 ttr:ftclned team u,nera1 of Safe in n cert lin Mort sa re whietl purpose 4 years old : 1 :f *red driver will le produced it the time of Rifle in foal to Chaplain McGretor; 1 there will Is. of Loot for sal • by pub- yearlinz filly. sire. Clerkenwell : 1 lie ruction on yearling tcldin,r. sired by Cterk.•n- TI' FAIL% Y. FElti HAlth to,. W0't. ttell: '2 suckers sired 1t. Clerken- At 2 o'clock. is m. well ; 2 ..rood dairy cotes attpfwse(I to at the ca Ivo in April; 1 rooddairy row t supposed to to itt calf ; I thoroih- 1t:tat 1N ION HOTELIN %t'i(1011.-bred 1)nrhant non1 year old ; 2 Lot number fourteen, in the I'if- i yearlint heifers ; 8 yearlint steers ; Gant it ('ontessinrt of the Township of I fi ell V(14 : ) sow due to farrow in Ilay. in the Colony of Iluron. I February ; 2 sows due to farrow in On this faun are a frame deelI,ta April ; 3 store hots : 10 piss. 1 Louse, :, !arse Link barn hitt. Atone! months old: 100 youn1 hens. ,, c., . inn r , to 11 i n Irl 1 r (anwd.tlon. frame rive brit and n� 1I rn nts zood 014I•ard. Th, properly is situ- nearly nen•; t3faxa•rlt mower; coni- c co vettienl to church :attd school i billed 8) Ivester teeed-`r new ; tnanoro and Clandeboye spreader Kemp new ; )unilr,•r wa sots end box ; pair trucks; bobsl.isit and box nearly new : 1 land roller ; rul- livator 11-tnti make nearly new ; ,1 tiny rick : titin plow ; single plots Fluery ; rinslt' plots. Frost & Wood. new ; scuffler. Maxwell mate : 3 sets iron harrows; disc hirroty; turnip sower ; sintI. burry: hay rake; pair scales 2(04) 11,s, cap.; f:ulnin.c mill ; ha s t ruck : :15 -fool ladder ; Cra vet box : feed ruck ; watert loath ; ;rind stone : knife ,rrimier : trait) cradle ; Hell pult.•r; get hunks: ttheel barrow cauldron kettle : w iter barrel ; milk tank : $ nfilk cane : Chatham incu- bator sant btoorlr•r•: ,Na 1108:11 cream separator ; Daim' churn : flour box ; bahr hand •l n tstone : t ' t ren"t his far',. .'Ii work harries.; pick ; e)roitta; 5'.TO,`1F:1'11 5V 111TV ' rtehiftletren*; 1 neckyok's: Scan Anetiesi er. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY We have unlimited private funds for invest, enb upon farm or village t roperty ab Iowa sides or Interest. DICKSON & CARLING 'Captor DICKSON & CARLING, erelatore Solicitor, Notaries Coave sre Commissioners, solicitors for (be for Bank, Etc. looney to Loan at lowest rates of interest: OFFICE r -MAIN STREET, EXISTEN. ■. CARLING It A. L. t3. D1cut1011 CONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of private funds oaa on farm and village properties at lowrstal totereeb. OLADMAN & STANIIURY Barristers Solicitors, d1 tin St.pcxster Syoopis of Ire C000tlioo Norm West IIOMESTEAU ItE(IULATIO\8. 1- even numbered section of Dominion Lunda Io ANY taskatchewan and Alberta, except S and 26, not reserved, tory he homesteaded 66jyr any person who is the sole he,.d of a family, or spy male over 1Syet rs of age. to the extent of one-q ter section of 1611 acres, wore or less. Application for entry must be rustle in person by the applicant at a Irotuinion Lands Agtney or Sub- agency Tor the district in which 1he Land is situate. Entry lei proxy may, however, be trade at an r ftp• cy on < •itatnconditions by the father, mother, sop, daughter, brother or sister et an intending 1 ome• steader. The homesteader is required to perform tpel homestead duties under one of the following Omit (1) At least six months' residence upon and cultl• v anion of the land in each year for Three years. (1) A homesteader may if he so desires, perform the required residence dollen Le Sting on farmlgg mlaneatd .owned solely by him, not fess than eighty ( acres In extent in the vicinity- of his homestead.tead. Joint osntrshfp in land still tt ill not muthis requires (:t) If the father for mother, if the father is des ceased) of the homesteader has permanent residents on farming land owned solely by him. not It,. thp1 ciiM) (SO) acres in extent, in the skinny of r6C homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by Win in the 'ieinity, such homesteader may per lotto h15 moo-cntherre.sklence duties by lit h,u with the father Or 1 The term "vicinity" in The two preceedlnbb paragraphs is defined as meaning not tuore MID nine miles n adirrt lice, exelushe of road Blow• once. crested in tha measurement. A homesteader intending to perform his dente duties in accordance Nith the above all tic ing with his parents or on farming land owned y himst•1f nntst notify the Agent of the district of aticfi intention, Stix months' notice in sriting should be given (A t'ommntr f I,nndninn lands wa 01 inhetentionCto aiseiorpply fat Otta or p•a,e•nt. wo•, Deputy of the Minister of the interior 'i 1t—Unauthorized publication of this advrnts* meat will not be paid for House and Lot for Sale Ilouse and lot for sale I't. lot 151 Con. 12 tlshorne, 1-2 acre land hood brick cottage and marble. Must be Acid. Apply'Ihns, Cameron, Auotiofs eor Farquhar. Store Property for Sale in the village of Exeter, compoyd Ill the North part of Lot 11 oe the West sick of Main Street, consisting of one ,good store and the building now used for a postoffica, known as 'ihe, Johns Block. For terms and partieula,rs pppl� to Thos. Ci►ru•ron, Atict:nneer, }'ars yuhar. ••19.17. set of of lirreeliitir 111rtnl••.v ; mot sin.{• le barites.; nod other collars and bri- dle.; fly net ; :r number of sweat pads ; pair horse blankets ; hay fork, car, 2 ropes •Ind pulleys and slings ; mcyth4m; fork. ; hove ; ,train In is r; iunnlit} of hay ; 1u(►(► bu44helm of tur- nips n hos* of other stn:111 articles O.eful on :, farm. TEItand unrh•r. cs,h : over that 'tn1ount 10 non• be' credit will be liven en furnish idle approved joint notes. 04 a (timtount of 5 per cent. per annus, for ravioli in lieu of dotes. No. reaetve nm the proprietor has .1OYi•:I'll ROSS, Proprietor.