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THE EXETER TIMES. JANUARY 23rd 1908.
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Call and bee our large assort-
ment of
Perfumes, 1 lair Brushes
Cloth, Nail & Tooth Brushes
Satchels, I'urses, Pouches,
Cigar Cases, Case Pipes
Childrens Books & Stationery
All suitable for Christmas
Presents.
BROWNING'S
Drug Store
Smoke 11. •c tors Prescription
!lest :'ce cigar in town
The Exeter Times
1 Hayfield road, and portrait), Sarah
and Adelaide- at hums. The deceased
is a sister of Thott i, Johnston, of
Godericb, and of (Henry, George and
Robert Johns(011, Ili (:oderieh Town.
ship. She was one of the first mem-
bers of Union Presbyterian Church,
Galerich Township.
When the Stomach, heart, or
liidne'y' nerves 'gel weak, theft those
or; 31114 altt•aye fail. Don't alto; the
Stomach. Mir Stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. That ie tiitnply to mike -
Get u preecriptiou known to
1)ru;vials cvery'tvhere as Dr. Hbuop's
Restorative. Tho Restorative is pre,
pared expressly for these weak In-
side nerve:. Strefill then theat! nerves
build them up full Dr. Shoop'e Itc-
storativc-tablets or li;uid- and
se, how t1uickly help wilt come. Frese
teat sent on relue.•tt by Dr. Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Your health h surely
worth thin 'simple test. For sato by
W. S. Howey
An old and highly respected resi-
dent of Goderich passed away on
Saturday last in his sixty-ninth year
in the person of Robert W. McKen-
zie. Mr. McKenzie was oro/ of the
best known residents and was con-
nected with the hardware business
in Goderich for a lona period. Some
years ago he took into partnership
with hint in his business a nephew,
M. \V, Nowell, and later Mr. How-
ell assumed the tvliole business, but
:lir. Howell himself retired from the
Exeter, Ontario. business not long ago. Mr. McKeee
zio was n prominent member of
Terms of Subscription $1.00 per Street Methodist church, being
Bear in advance. $1.50 play ire a member of both the quarterly
akareed if not eo ',Aid. To united board and the board of trustees, rind
$tater subscribers, $1.50 strictly in ho was also connected with Sunday
advance. .No. paper discontinues school and temperance work.
Antal alt arrears are paid, unless at A ticklitaiz vouch, from any cause,
the option of the publisher. The to :meekly Htoppecf by Dr. $hoop's
sato to which every subscription is Oou,eh Cure. And it is so thoroughly
Paid is denoted on filo label. barmlesi and safe that Dr. Shoop
Advertising rates on GPplication' tc113 motileri everywhere to give it
THE EXETER TIMES P'T'G CO. without hesitation, oven ito very
Limited, court;; babes. The wholesome green
leaves and tender :sterns of a lung -
!Icahn; mountainous Iihrub, furnish
the curative properties to Dr. Shoop.t
Cough Cure It calms the cough, and
heals the gore and seftsitiya brot i -
membranes. No opium, oto tcLloro-
form. twthitee harsh used to injure
or (suppress. Simply n resinous
plant extract that helps to heal
aching lunge. The Spaniards call
call this shrub which the Doctor
uses, "Tho Sacred Herb." Always de-
mand Dr. Shoctp's Cou;b Cure. 'Sold
by W. 8. homey
-At the meeting of the East Mid-
dlesex Liberal Association on Satur-
day afternoon, 1)r. 0. A. Routledge.
of Lambeth, received the nomination
for the house of Commons and Mr.
John 1t. 'McDougall, of London. was
chosen the candidate for the local
legislature.
Ono feature o[ rho bye -election in
South lteseon was the fact that both
T,iberal and Conservative candi-
dates are "mighty decent follows"
and no personal stone -throwing yens
indulged in. No reflections can be
blade on the character of either can-
didate. and the election was decided
on political -not personal grounds.
-Mr. E. Norm'tn Lewis, M. 1'.,
for 1Vcat. 'Huron, gave notice tiff a
Lill to amend the provisions of the
Criminal Code respecting assaults on
vvouten and children. It not only
provides for more ade;uate punish-
ment of assailants of women, but
proposes for the sentencing to (death
of any tnan who criminally assaults
ea girl under fourteen years of age.
Huron
A tweeting of the directors of 'Alto
Huron County- Spring .Show was held
at Clinton n few days ago, .when the
old officers were elected. It eras
decided to hold the spring show in
Clinton on the first Thursday in
April.
Trial Catatrh treatment aro being
mailed out free, on re.iuest, by Dr.
Shoop, Racine, \Vis. These tests are
coiner to the people -without a
penny's cost -the great Yalu° of this
scientific prescription known to dru;-
leist s everywlt('re as Dr. Shoop's
'Catarrh Remedy. Sold by \V. 8.
lfow ty.
The Local Option Committee, of
Londesboro, has purchased the prop-
erty in that village from Mr. Bruce,
paying therefor $2.300. It is either
proposed to form a joint 'stock
Company frith 'shares at $5 each or
run by a syndicate and the in:ul)ge-
nteut of the hotel placed in 1h. hands
of sotne competent person.
To check a cold quickly, ,get from
:1Tyour dru;.1at .e Candy
CoI
ablets
'called I'revcnties. 1lrug-
f ists everywhere aro new dispensing
d'rcventics, for they are not only
safe. but decidedly effective and
proofed. Prev' ntic s contain no
quinine, fir, CatI Vt.. not hint; liar ala
nor 1•ickenin•;. Taken at tho "sneeze
•ta e' 1r'v ntics will prevente
vt t
eu-
Imola 1, Iiruttcltit'wi, 1.a Grippe etre
Hence the " name (I'roventics. Good
for (overbill children. 48 t'reventioi
25cents. Tiial Boxes 5 cents Hold
by %1•. H. llowey
The death occurred Mond,y morn-
ing a, her home on 1he IlayIteld road
of Mrs. Iiugh •Davidson, otter a
long confinement ()trough rheurna-
tistu. The dt'ceemr•(1'. IIU.h•IIHI died
about 1een,t seats ago. She is sur -
rived by a (,only of eitrht, as fol.
loth; Iloolt Davidson. 1'rinciilal of
Nee cast le school: ,11r. 1). 11*vidson,
of CIO w•riCht, Jlan.: aloe \Win. Dor- A eedl-know druggist here it' town
fort. of .itoi.s..vain. Man.: Genres. Ed- is authority that theme ingredients
gar. of Victoria, 11. C.; Robert. of the ale all baroness and easily mixed at
home by shaking well in n hot IIr.
Thio mixture lets n peculiar heal-
ing and soothing effect upon t he en -
ire kidney and i'rn'try structure.
and often overcome. 1hr yworsl forth.
of llIt.' unafi.nt in ju.t n lit 111`
tI.ile. This mixture is said to re-
1110Ve all blood disorders nod cure
the Rheumatism' by forcing 1h.. l' id-
neys to filler and statin from the
bloo(i and system all uric acid and
foul, decomposed waste mato•r. which
cause these afflictions. Try it if you
aren'I well. Piave the pr,'scription.
it yon lark strength, ore nervous, have,
EX ET E It PIT MAC $CII(101, IIOA no appetite. don't sleep welt, get tired
The emit;tuftal session of the hoard rosily. your 1,1w,d is In bad condition.
was held nm re (aired by low, in the You cannot be strong without purr, rich
Town Hall on Wednesday .len. 15th.. hIt„al. 1104'1 8arsnit.rilla makes c•.sl,
with all members preeenl. An elft
face 014 tmeeing to the sten t'1 re• rich blood anal keoI's it goof!.
grel of the boird and they «.•ret hint Impure Blood "NIT little boy hal aeon•
kindly :,reelinoe and a..tlr,l,re of mime break mg ota .,f sores. 1 ,faro hint
mg'
ten►enlbrat)Cr•t Thr follow. 8,..••1'. Karsapartlla nn•I in n .hart time he
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
Or.n AND WILL-TR/ICD RKa4EDT-.lira
Winelow'wSoothing Syrup has boen used for
over sixty ears by mil=ion,, ot mothers for toile
steams
years with perfect .. ,c..e
children whit Loothing. a ec
1t eon hos the child, actions the gurus. allays a'1
pain, euros wind colic. and is the beat remedy
for Diarrhoea. It Is pleasant to tho taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 23
cent -t a bottle. Its value it Incalculable, Ile
sere and take Mrs Winslow's 800thIng
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
Guaranteed undor the Food and
Drugs Aot, Juno 30th, 190D. Serial
Number 1098.
The Editor of the Canadian Poultry
Review. the people's popular poultry
paper, tells us that this paper has
been greatly enlarged and is fill;tt
ed with all that pertains to poultry
both from a practical and ,fancy
standpoint. Prof A. 0. Gilbert. Mau -
ager Dominion Government Poultry
Farm. Ottawa, is still in charge of
the Practical i'onitry Department,
vwhile Prof. W. 1t. Graham, Manager
of the Poultry Department of the
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph,
has charge of the artificial Incuba-
tion and dirooding department. Rev.
.1, N. Williams, one of England's
most noted experts, writes interest-
ingly melt month on poultry doings
in the Old Land. Mr. 11. B. Babcock
Providence It. L. is another promin-
ent writer and breeder on this pap-
er's staff. feel phase of poultry
'heeding, poultry exhibiting etc., is
fully covered and the pages of the
Review are replete with half tone
re -productions from life, of famous
birds, plaits of rup-to-date 'houses,
utensils, etc. The subscription rater
is fifty cents per year, but readers of
this paper can have it at tires' years
for $1.00, and :sample will be sent
'c. , :u int Poul-
try
free n a' L sines to C•tn 1 u
r o [l
try Revi'W. 181 Adelaide St re •t, %Vest
'Toronto. Ont.
SAVE THIS YWA\,
Isere is a simple home-utel• mix-
ture :is given by an eminent entlior-
il w on Kidney ee olio make
n disc n. e s h m k
y
the statementNr‘‘ inn �r York seely
newspaper, that it will relieve almost
any case of Kidney trouble if hake►►
before the K n's t
1 tof Bright's dismay.
l
1n 1 d ,ria.
Re,r
116' states that such symptouta tae
Rune back. pain in the side. for (vont
desire to urinal 0, especially at
night : painful and discolored urina-
1ion, are readily overcome. Here is
the recipe: try it :
Fluid Extract .Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound i-argotl, 0116' ounce
Colnilound Syrup tinrsrlparille. three
ounces. Take n teaspoonful atter
each local ntld at bed -time.
For that
Dandruff
There Is one thing that w•il'•
cure it--Ayer'3 Hair Vizor.
It is a regular scalp -medicine.
1t quickly dcstro!. s ti.t: goals
p which cause this disease.
The unhe::lthy scalp becomes,
healthy. The dan.irt:fr di.ar-
"Life in Every Dose"
"1 tueutot speak too highly of Pay
chine, for it is the greatest medicine 1
't er used. 1 was ,just about 'all iu •
when i began the treatment, uud in 3
months 1 w148 as well us ever. It is a
great omit. for weak and run down peo•
pie. 'There itt new life in every dose."
JAS. si'OLlKEll.
Hidgetowti, Ont., Dee, 1st, 1900.
It is a sin not to tell your sick friends
about t his wonderful preseription ,
Throat• lung and stomach troubles, and
all run ',krill conditions quiekly cured
by its use. At all druggists, 50e and
01.00, or Dr. T. A. tiloeum, Ltd., Toronto
pointed for the year. - Wood, P.
frays(; Supplies, Is. W. Mailman ;
Repairs, F. \food uud S. ;.\lartin :
Teacher's Supply, 11. E. Huston and
chair; insurance 11. Jluston and It.
N. Itolve; ,(:rounds and Sundry It.
N. Rowe and 11. Huston. Per 11. N.
Roe.. and F. Wood that the regul:i
meetings of the board le, held on 1b.-
seco►td 111und:ty of each month. Pei
11. Huston and It. N. Rowe Usti. 1 he
inspectoral visits of the (ward Le
made at the call of thechair. Per
H. Huston adjournment.
A short session was hold immedi-
ately at the close of tL • inaugural
when the following items were pass-
ed. Per 8. Martin nn(1 It. N. Rowe,
that the duration of the noon recess
be the subject of joint consideration
by the Principal and Teacher's Sup-
ply Committee. 1'er F. .Wood and S.
Martin that the fire -drill be held at
irregular intervals but monthly ting
the time subject to the convenience
of the Principal, Per ll. Huston and
8. Martin that the salary of the Sec-
retary be fifty dollars per annum.
Per It. N. Rowe and F. Wood that
the Principal and Janitor be reluest-
ed to submit lists of all supplies
needed to the Supplies Committee
for endorsat ion. Per H. E. Huston
adjournment.
J. GItIGG, Secy.
EX1:1'Ett COUNCIL
The council met in the Town Ball
last Friday evening. with all mem-
bers present. The ntintt ,'s of the
last meeting were read and approved.
Mr. it. 'Murphy laid before the
Council an .assessment notice for
1.997, claiming it was the only no-
tice received by hint and Oro he has
since been billed for business emeesti•
1110111. Laid over until next (meet-
ing.
Two tenders were received for bell
ringing for .1008, .1. Harness et $39
Jas, Dennis $50. The tenders w•era
laid over to ascertain if Mr. Harness
intends ringing the hell himself.
The tender of \V. Harding of $15
for the weigh scales was accepted.
Tho sum of $5 was granted the
Sick Children's hospital and one copy
of the Municipal World ordercil.
The following prepaid accounts
%%ere sanctioned. 1V. 0. Bissell, rent
of band room: A. SIcKav, bell ring-
intr. and D. Iiraund $0.75.
Tho following accounts were order -
e(1 paid, \V. 11. Lovett. coal for Mrs.
Delve: C. if, Snell, electric lighting
$108.20 ; Carling Tiros. scrapers for
street cleaning, 50 cents; Bell Tad.
Co. '25e.: Alf Walter, repairs to
firemen's coal :35c, : .1. Weekes, teant
hauling fire engine $2 ; Geo. Cud -
more labor $5; T. Brock labor $1:
grant for photos sent to Exeter Eng.
school $10; iiL, Reynolds, labor nt
cemetery $2.50 ; It. N. Creech D. it
!O, $2: F. Hector. 1'. C. $2 ; H.
Handford booth $2; W. E. Weekes
D. it. 0. and booth $1; Jas. 'Weekes,
1'. C. $'2 : A. 0. Dyer. 0. •It. 1). $e
It. 0. Beldon P. C. $'_' 1, 'Mitchell,
booth $2 ; ,T. J. White D. R. 0. $2:
R. N. Taylor 1'. C. $2; W. J. •itissett,
balance salary 1907 $'37; C. 11', Cross
salary $27 ; \V. .1. Bisset(, postage
$2.00.
Dr, Sweet was re -appointed Motto
her of Marti of Health. N. D. Ifur-
don yens nppointed representative on
rho Library Ito•trd. F. W. Gladmatt
and \\'. D. Wcekee 011 the c'ntstery
board and Councillors .1. J. ICnigh1
and W. ,1, Ileamen representatives of
the Council on the same board. 6666',
Jacobi was appointee! pound keeper
T
1 r � t � ec
nt h or h End and .ho.. ilr) k at
t
the Soul Ii Lint. The (Nieto wii•wers
apooh' Ierl were .1, Gill, S. $angers sr.
and W. J. fli.setl.
109. Si:NIOit, Clerk.
I'SIIO1tNE COUNCIL.
r
The council a 'c V
h It l for 1 0 met : t
J 1 a
1' 1• Ilall Elitist -Ole \ a .1
on .load v ,tri •.
Tp. 1
13th. accordion; to statute, and after
subscribing to the necessary declara-
tions
eclara-
1 . pro-
ceeded
on 0f office and ilia ru
► 1 t
ceede(I to business.
The following salaries were fixed
for 1908. -
Clerk, 5160,00. Treasurer $60.00.
Assessor s65.00.. Collector 56(1.0(.
Caretaker 57.09. Auditors 46 each.
The Medical Health Officer $:t.01)
Leo- thy. Members of the Hoard of
Ileelth and the 8oitilary Inspector
51.511 per (ley. li hen on duty.
The following officers tyere ap-
110intt•d.-
Clerk 1'. Morley, 'freamurer foul
Conte.. Asst•s'or It. Ilunter. Collec-
tor Wm. Brock. Cirelnker, Thos.
Veal, Auditors E. N. Shier and 11.
Strang.
.fames Handford ene reappointed to
the Itoerd•if 1teallh for three y,'ars
the other members of the Boa,.1 1,
ing '.1', Ii. Passmore and 1'. McTa,t-
gart with the Reeve and Clerk.
II, K. Ilytnhnnn M. 1). %le(lic.tl
Ileelth Officer, Tho., Suede S•lnil:try
How Ls Your Blood
t' was rornpirtely rnred. yl a+. In h1A 8r11APR,
pears, had t0 disappt':a•. in} is the order of routine obi;.rv,•(1.1 Sratford,On).
Reruhnr Muhicip'1 rterk's holier o0-1 Had No Appetite -"i mss tmnbl•d
he111thyscalpmeansagrc:.iJcal (ice of aleclion. S.:shite Ilec!•Irltion with dyspe sea and had n„ appp.•Nt,•. 1 had
of office by 1•', W. Gladinttt, 11. R. n faint feeling afte'reating Mye.nslitutinn
to 1'OU -healthy hair no '3n -
r
drufT,no pimples, no Critctiuns. 1
Ths beet kind ot a ter':::.rnle3 -- •
i901.1 f.:r ovor t1..., yr.'s "
IOW* sr;. a Aye- • r .. u, ....r
A 1•• avow b...,...
the 1wat•d'. 1r hr'Pntnriw,' r. ,1 •eies
flcvd'. 4aralntriia 1. still everywhere.
by
, ` V to .he Piddle i,it'r.1ry' tinted. 1'rr 8. 100 hones unr r•n' r'r 1 rrLmr..i '•r;1y by
, 1
Marlin and E. Wood the following
a•-•"•-••• - • rVt. the permanent romnlitt,.• att.
C.Lhoxll'.,..Tnwrl�Stass�('.s.A.
BUM OD and 11, I. r.t) u6'. Apeoin1 inset' 1 "t" all nun down, but I1,s'• Sar.aparlllahs•
f tai! r -tiered 100.- )'I.'HRV'•Y rtmttr.
of 1'. Freyne as Chair it tit. Per 0;. Sni.lervill,•. Wisconsin.
Mtut nu and 1i. 11u.i0,1. she ('orpor- I Weakness -"I bl•'.• the 'lay I heart .•f
alien of the Village of Exeter. Tr,•:Is•flu,wi'•$ar•aparill..a•itcurcdme.if txtr••Ine
tir.•t- 1'er 11. N. Rowe and i3. NI it 1
hn, art'taeMkr netts after grip.
rip. 'dr beurMinitrhelmdreyn.e"(eiat4..1rM,naaim:s) . aunH,[[,
.f, Grigg Secret r R. N. pponennnm'•tlnanHor
and S. MorIin, (►r. Amos Sts i A. 1)it.WORtH, Icor 4, l:ntt.re`eville, Pa
1
•
ASTO
1
fflMOMMMI
'Cite ICI,itl 1'ou Have Always Bought, and which is:ts teen
in use for over 30 years, has borno the lsi'. t tart' or
0-71 ,�_ y - and has been ninon under his per-
'1� iuCc rc!/1.F Isonal supervision »inti, it: Infancy.
Allow no ono to deceive your In this.
counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -ars -good" are but
periuu•ut5 that trifle with and endanger the heatltlt or
lu1`•Otts and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
('':t.toria is n harmless substitute for Castor 011, large•
Iseult., Drops; rind :Soothing Syrups. It is Plea Ant. It
contains neither ()pima, Morphine nor other tiarcotlo
hu►,:tan(•e. Its ale is its guarantee. It destroys \Porto.;
total allays 1''eyerisliness. It cures 1)tarrImea and Wind
('111i(*. ll relieves Teethingi 'Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the hood, regulates tho
:ao11laela and Rowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's I'a l aces-- T lto Mother's Friend.
CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Hears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
7,.. C.NT*UM CONP&NT, 77 YURMST
NEW VON. c,TY.
Inspector,
Fence viewers. -Sauna as last year.
I'oundkeepers,-Fred Luxton, Sam
Ilunter, R. Keddy, Joha Westlake,
Rector Taylor, Walter Ilazlewood,
Thos. Cameron. John Shute.
A 13y -law nuas ordered to bo draft-
ed confirming ,the above appointments
and salaries.
A grant of $5.00 was given to rho
Sick Children's hospital.
The Collector's salary was paid and
his roll ordered to 1►e paid.
The Clerk .was paid $14.20 for reg-
istration of Births, Marriages, and
Deaths for 1907.
Council then adjourned to meet
Feby. est. at one o'clock.
F. MORLEY, Clerk
To The Editor of the Exeter Times.
Owing to n dispute arising about
nn illegal assessment on the prop-
erty of Jno. Routly, surveyed by Mr.
Rogers, of Mitchell, and Rich. Hun-
ter of 'F.limwillc•, and by re;uest of
the owner of said land, it has been
recently surveyed by Joseph Haw-
kins, Geo. Andrew and Richard Hun-
ter, of 'E1im•ille, and in so doing. -it
twoS shown that Mr. Rogers. and
Mr. hunter were wrong in tho sur-
vey of said land. We find that these
men are quite liable, to make mis-
takes, as the average man, but not
so ready to acknowledge it as most
men are, unless they are forced to.
J. It.
If You Feel a Cold
' break i
Ci
oming on
up and stop the cough with
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
It Is the "family doctor" 10 hundreds of homes, for coughs, roils, hoarseness,
sore throat, croup and bronchitis. it's wonderful haw a few doses of this reliable
remedy breaks up a cold and cures the cough. 38
biggest bottle fur the money, too, rte. At all dealers.
NATIONAL DRUG • CNINICAL CO. Or CANADA, LIMITED, LONDON, ONT.
Zion
Mrs. IL diem and Mrs. IW. .1.
Ittock visited 'Mrs. John Brock on
Thursday.
\ at Miss
1' sea Hutt nnrc 11�d to s
pleased
Mabel Lingard is sufficiently recov-
ered to be able to attend school.
Mr.. 1?. Hein is on the sick list,
A large number from here attend-
ed the Union church at \1'h:tlen on
Sunday. There were no s0rwic.s ;1
iion.
1• .,
'.t 1 is
\ . s Mary Taylor. of I.x t
.Iu .I r
) )
visitinghervistcr. Mrs. N. Hero..
A large number weal to Kirkton
on Monday to hear Mr. Horton whip
Iron.
many went to Exeter to hear
0, I'. Graham.
In the report of the presentallon
tar given in last week's Times, (ho
folloeirl_ paragraph nppr.trrd. "Wo
trust the cosy cornfort of the choirs
will not induce to indolence, but that
Ihey m1y contribute to your happi-
ness :Ills pro.perily in the future."
It should have I•ead;-"\V,. trust that
the cosy comfort of 1 he chairs will
not induce to indolence, but that
they oily contribute u) your happi-
nt's. not noir by the comfort they
axe
guide
110
Auction Sale
SL. ,lutut hill Leis been instructed
to yell by Public Auction
-on--
THURSDAY. JAN. 30, 1905.
e 'CiOCk
r. .tu
nt on o
I
on the premises on tho south side
of Huron Street in the Village of
i':'eler. the following household goods
and artiste.,
1 glass cupboard ; J bureau ;
carpets: r1 euantity of toots ; 3 bed-
steads; 1 cupboard ; ,! pair or lore
tires
wn ons:
curtains ; I_
feel tar
ort R
piet
ntut 1601atoes; I land roller ; 1
easy chair ; L' stands; •12 common
chairs ; J clock : .1 extension table :
n
box
cook � furniture; 1 .lose and fur
wood stoves; (r rocking chairs: 1
drop leaf table ; I wash ask wring-
er, and other things taw numerous
too mention.
There will :'Iso be sold the boos
and Int . The lot is number 15 on
the sou. h side of Iluron st re:•t in
the Village of Exeter mid consists of
{
3-1 acres in first class order.
TERMS -For hnllsehohl hoods. r•ish
For property in•ed• koon a oil 1111/
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2
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s Savings Bank Department
g p
• $ 1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR
Times a Year,
Dickson do Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
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The lVlolsons Bank
Established 1853,
HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • 53.000,000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••' •••• 53000-000.00
Assets Over $33000,000,00
General Banking Business Transected,
INVESTIGATE INS AL
'reit. A. R. KINSMAN, L, D.
I). S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladruan & Stanbury's
Main street-ExtTElt,
Into the merits of the
CENTRAL
AoWS
STRATFORD. ONT.
it is the most successful busi-
ness training school in Western It
Ontario, Our Commercial Short-
hand and Telegraphic Depart-
ments are in the charge of able 4.
instructors of experience. All
our courses are thorough, up -to- +,
date and practical. We have be-
come ono of the largest business '?'
training schools in the province.
Get our free catalogue and learn
what we are doing. Commer-
cial schools as well as business
Wren employ our graduates. Stu-
dents are entering each week.
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LEAVE YOUR
Orders
WITH
S. Martinson
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Pianos, Organs
Sewing Machines
Fine Stationery
Children's Sleighs, &c.
THE
BEST
FLOUR
We have on hand a supply of
the best flour made from No. 1
Manitoba hard wheat manufact-
ured by Pfeffer Bros. of Milverton
you can get it at the Exeter ware-
house.
Ordlu wanted
Remember we pay highest
vices for all kinds of grain.
R. G SELDOM
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
DR. G. F', ItOULSTON, L. D. S.
D. D. S., Dentist, Member o1
R. C. D. S„ of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling'e
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
MEDICAL
IITW. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0
• P. S„ Graduate Victoria CD
ferelty. office and residenonce. Dominion
Laboratory, ICxeter,
Associate Coroner of Huron.
Lewis Thomas& Nuum6r
Civil Engineer & Architect
(t.ate Department of t'uhlic works, Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Waterworks
System \t'han'es, Bridges and Re enforced Concrete
phone 2i20 Loudon Outset)
MONEY TO LOAN
I`
We have unlimited private funds tor invitee
enb upon farm or village property at Iowa,
dee of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
__ Exeter
DICKSON & CARLING,
firestone
Solloltore Notarise (;pavellaeoa[s
Commissioners, Solicitors,.for the /dolaoas
Bank, l to, , to;
to Loan ablet►aat rates of Interests
OFFICIC f -MAIN 8TBF,ET,
A. CARLING H, A.
L. R. D10WaOR
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large atnonnb cf prfyiabe fends
Dan on farm and village properties ablowrabe
Interest,
(MADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors, Mlle] St•IExeteit
5ynopls of ins C000dioo Nor West
HOMESTEAD RE(.ULATiONS,
Y even numbered section cf Dominion Lands ID
ANY
Alberta, excepting
s and 20, not reserved, may be homesteaded by
any person who is the sole head of a family, or any
male over 1•J yet rs of age, to the extent of one-quar-
ter section of 160 acres, more or less.
Application for entry must be made in 1 . 1.mi by
the applicant at a Duuinion lands Almy) . r
agency for the dislnct in which the land i. dtLate.
Entry l.y proxy may, howetcr, be made at rn .gee.
cy cn certalnt•onditlon■ by the father, mother, s00,
daughter, brother or sister of an Intending itome-
steader,
The homesteader is required to pert. un the
homestead duties under one of the following plans;
(1) At least six months' residence upon and t ulti-
nation of the land in each year for three ) ears
(2) A homesteader uu), if he so desires, 'snort s
the required residence duties b • siting ru fanning
lar w
id owned l solei b him, not of leu Ibu' t i
ht
K lti0
acres In extent, in the •irinity of bit homestead.
Joint owrenhlp11.. Wel will not meet this require-
ment.
(3) If the father for mother, if the father is de-
ceased) of the homesteader hat permanent residence
on farming land owned solely by hint, not less that)
eighty (v)) acres M extent, ut the tieinity of rhe
horuestear , or upon a honi' .teas entered for by hint
in the tieinity,
such homesteader ,e.teader
may perform
hie
iP
n esiden. •
residence duties by thing wi
t the father
K h or.
mother.
4 The terns '•tieinity'• M the two preceeding
paragraphs is defined as meaning not urorr that)
nine miles n a dirct line, esclnsite of road al;ow•
r
au cs crossed ina
th a,.
evurealtat.
ti A homesteader intending to 10,1.1nn hit resi-
dence duties In accordance with 1114. store while
tiling with his parents tar on fainting laud awned by
himself roust road) Hie agent of the d{•t Oct of such
Intention,
His months' notice in writing should he kit en to
the ('ouuniasloner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa of
intention to apply for patent.
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N. It, -Unauthorized pnbilretlon of this advertise
tat se ill not be paid for
o .a
ford but by the memories 1 hey Ili-
voice
n-
.1011N (:11.1• 11' M. 1•(. •IIAK Eli. ore Property for Sale
kr : and that the (woks slay b0 :r \,10t • Prop.
asst help to further nfineful• It, the t►'JJlajte ot Ssetar, ooaapousd
of the North part of Lot 11 stn tag
.w, \We•st side of Main Street, conststigp
of 01.0 good store and the building
401l.laTORTA.. now used for n poetoff cee, known as
Hear the it1 Iinj ySU Man Ilea 3 brill
The ,Johns (dock.
For terms anal particulars Apply•
I►
Pogn are
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to Thos. Cameron, Anet ioneer Fare
(Wier. U-19.47.
Notice. Tne Usborne and Hibbert,
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
rhe Sterne' Anne .1 Sleeting of The
Htnon \\'rather 1:t.urnnre Mntnal
('..mp,tny wi11 be he'd in the Town
Zurich, on Trt.•sdav, (IIP -Oh day of
February, iM:s, at one o'clock. p, nl.,
Resinese;- -Hersey i'•g Ihr i)irectors,
Autlitors''trill Tt.'t',n, 1.1 '. 1rpm te: El-
ection of
lectionof 1hieP Dinel,y And 1. 101)
tither businrs that may b(' ih the in-
terest. of t!,P ('om)'.thy.
1V.1' ('-►i,1►6VELf.. E. Xb:LLER
President `art retsry
Farm For Sale
1 1.1 tures being lot 22 0:61 put . f 131,
('.al. 12. 1153'. nn whit b histo 1. an up•
to date ).tick house with g.►Ii-nizcd
roof; 111'tw bank kern o it h st rnw shed
1111.y 71 ar,d 14) by It,; two overflowing
e ells: good of chard: 15 It rem h dwnod
bush. E rry1)tir g .n were) tab lot: 1 1-2
mile. from Zit -1 h. A nice home.
'rt -tens Past. .►pp'y (o ('. 1. y(o.et• or
E Yen i b, 1.1:1 9
Mortgage Sale
t.ot 12 and Hoath half of t,ot 11, ('on•
cession One, McGillivray, on
Aion(If}', January 2 til, 190s,
t Two (o'clock p. ,1.. on the premises
o be sold in block or set,;triltely to
nit purchaserm. Two thuds of the
,urchaxe stoney can remain on rnort-
•'ge for live years at lite per cent in•
crest. About $1 AP/ .1 of wheat, fall
loving an hone except about 1:311(tee
nP•quarter mite from AIonreevNle,
For further pat t irulot to apply to
}LAi)MAN & HTANBURY,
Barristers. Exeter.
1. E. 111'H'1.ON, Este, Exeter.
AMEN STANLEY, Alit O. 1,11051)
Head Office, Farquhar,',ORt.
Pres. W. I1. i'ASSMORF, Pargabar.
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. Rt•exltt.t.,
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