Exeter Times, 1908-06-18, Page 4HE EXET ER TIME S, JUNE 26th 190i•;.
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MBE EXETER TIMES P'T'GCO.
1i
The following ate the official returns
'Or South, ('entre and North Huron.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
SOUTH. HURON Div.
T UCKERSJ1ITii
Eilber Koll.lrmann
'„!/ 03 Div.
No 1 39 57 Div.
No 3 16 47. Div.
No 4 16 69 Div.
No :, dQ 63
61
No G - h
156 . 363
Majority for licllermann 207.
STANLEY
111:1 l;i, , roll l 'Eilber Kellermann
No 1 29 50
Not 30 59
No 3 04
No 4 50
'io5 42
%
tflajority for Eilber 21 Div.
r GOD littlCII TOWNSHIP. Div.
Falbcr Kellermarnn Div.
51 24
71 3$
59 11
59
35 18
245
No
Nb
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
1
4
s
7 fl
3711
West \\-:ats:tuos:l
1 53
2 37
3 28
4 60
5 4S
'East Wawanoaa
1 G7
2 58
3 • 59
4 60
21
Winetham
3:,
2 3'2
3 41
4 80
189
Morris
63
'48
46
47
53
Ashfiel• d
4:l
46
25
79
1
Div. No 1
Div. No 2
Div. No 3
Div. No 4
Div. No 5
Div. No 6
t
No 1
No 2
No 3
No 4
No
No 6
Majority for
No 1
No 2
No 3
No 4
No 5
No G
No 7
No 8
Majori'i ter
:111 143
Eilber 198
IIAY. -
Eilher Kcllermann
•1 . 31 • 44
•
' 20 47
195 101
r8 04
23 52
54 58
29 25
16 62 --
291 • 446
N,:•iHermann 155.
STEPHEN
i 1bcr
No 1
.No 2
No 3
No 4
No 6
No 7
No
o 8
.a$
Dlajority
KelIerulantt
69 20
47 15
7;) 31
v,
48
46 17
GO 49
-16 61
60 23
63 a'1
9
reel1 338
for Eilber 223.
USBORNr
Eilber ICellermann
101 45
61 6.3
103 35
54 70 -
No 1
Not
No 3
No 4
321 213
Majority for Eilber 109
DAYFIELI)
Eilber liellermann
No 1 88 26
Majority for Eilber 62
11 E N NLL
EOber I:ellermann
No 1 102 04
Majority for Eint..r 8.
EXETER
liilb r Kell:rmann
610 23
60 2')
5G 39
71
--
259 13fi
Majority for Eilber 121
'RECAPITULATION
l iil.�r Kcllcrmann
321 213
250 138
156 363
102 94
88 ' 26
561 ill 338.3
215 221
291 416
2365 1982
No 1
No 2
No 3
No. 4
Usl;or•• •
Ex -U.!
Tucks, ' al
3lens.t!
Moyle, 1
$tcpl,_•n
aoderlch T9.
Irtsnlcy
Bay'
68
325
Wroxeter
No 1 61
Turnberry,
No 1 74
No 2 12
No 3 53
No 4 57
256
Div. No 1
Div. No 2
Div. No 3
Div. No 4
Div. No 5
Div. No 6
Ilowick
'47
55
-49
66
80
51
351
Majority for Musgrove 162
78
71
51
59
25
11
1H
316
iardjg rho rt Nard iw.1 l,wtnit 11
W. 'Drew and rl'hoa. Dearing( tt as
read. Tho matter nos laid over un-
1li1 next me'tiug.
' The following accounts wcra re:t'i
and orders drawn ou the To :isuler
for •the same :-Thos. Whit: $2.8.40 ;
C. 11. Snell, e1�'ctric lighting, sire' is
(O 107.38. Town Hall 1+3.69: Dr. J. M'.
1iro++'uin„ Formaldehyde. $10.68 ;
other supplie:e 55e.: '!toss, 1'a) for Co.,
63 lumber suppliea $6.42; Connor pros.
52 ruppli a. $4.40; Goldie & hIcCullocio
55 !,urn •r $2.'20; W. Lloy d. Toronto,
40 h.•ati!l r.in, $1.16: Can. Express Co.
32 25c: (1u:eu Ci;. Oil Co.. g.tsotiu
$7.57 for labor David Russell $4, if.
242 Stud' 51.23. '1'. 'llattt•r 1$3.13, F.i.
Coombs $1.50, Al. lii.ssett :j1.50, W.
42 .1. L'i+s .11. meals for t ramp 50e., lit.
73 pithy $33 : C. W. Cruets, .pt. t, larys
39 c utcte.ry, $9: Connor 'J1achine Co.
31 labor and supplies on cemetery $3.10
-- !foal Telephone, cemetery, $12.50; J.
185 A. Stewart, brass sled for cemetery
90c; C. titanlake, labor art cemetery
61 $18; all amounting to $281.19. P -ss -
59 ed on motion of Johns-Fuk,'.
.81 Adjournment.
133 A special meeting of the council
was coiled:by the risers in the office
337 of Ih�e Clerk, Saturday, June 6th.
The numbers present were peeve
32 Ilobier and 'Councillors Beaman and
Jahn%
49 IIeaman-Johns-that tho Itect•c
43 and Treasurer in: authorized to bor-
61 row $2000 for current expenditure to
75 tllo Credit of the Corporation. -Car-
-- fled.
302 JOS. SENIOR. Cl:r7:.
35
76
32
f •2
41
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN 11.1'1'1•:.-4
AND SERVICE' 1,O 'l'IIE C.1N_\tU.\N
NORTH \VEST
The Passetozer Department Of 'tho
Grand drunk System have just made
241 an important announcement that will
be of -great interest in connection
$8 with the movement of passengres
81 froth Eastern to \Veslssrn Cant:Lt.
130 While first class fares aro 'the home
09 at ilhe present time via t. he Grand
4,5 Trunk tRailway's 'Line to Chicago
69 and its connections beyond to points
in 11ar• Cana(ii.an North -\west, th:•
537 second class fares for many years via
'Chicago has been hii`he4• -111111 •1Y
the route north of take= Superior.
C meaning June 14th, (It' Agents
of the Grand Trunk in Ontario find
CENTRE HURON Quebec, chid connecting .theles 'will
Goderich be able to issue second class tickets
Porter Proudfoot from 'Eastern to Western Can'ada nt
�) 57
the lowest current farett by any
route. Naturally a large proportion
7S' 7 5 of the passenger traffic refe're:t to
50 5') is made,t up of settlers and others
who prefer to use second class tick -
48 37t4f ets the saving b: ttwecn the Tprice QL
:it 414 the first •and second class Tickets ire-
__ __ ing consid;'rahle and Or' nccotntno-
458 4W dation for passengers tt ith second
class rickets having steadily lin-
1
proved.
1 41 75 As the Grant! Trunk 'Railw'ay have
'2 83 28 a double track to Chicago from Siont
3 6f) 75 real, Toronto, Hamilton, .Brantford,
4 20 43 Woodstock, Ingersoll, London and
-- other principal stations in Ontario
158 x''2_21 and Quebec, it is expected that (many
Clinton passengers will prefer to travel by
way of Chicago, in addition to this
1 59 771 ad'vantage.'(be'Grand Trunk will con
3 76 43 rent at Chicago and offer the choice
4 58 48 pf fieven linos between Chicago. St.
_ Paul and 51inneopolis, north of St.
270 121 Paul and Minneapolis, a choice of
three lin.- twill be available. 'Many
-Canadians leave friends and 'rela-
tives residing nt Chitlinro, ht. T.tul-
Division 1
4
Division
'Majority for Eilber 184 3
SI'TtSC111111.1 1'O1: THE TIMES.
NORTH HURON
Currie M,Isgrove
Div. No 1
Div. \u
Blyth
act
46
95
Hallett
1 49
2 43
i 20
4 30
5 31
0 20
7 31
239
SeafortIt
1 69
2 49
3 34
4 31
5 55
1
2
4
Div. No
Div. No 1
Div. No 2
Div. No 3
Div. No 4
Div. No 5
Div. No 6
Div. No 7
Div. No
Uiv. No 1
Div. No 2
Div. No :i
238
McKillop
32
44
57
59
192
Gr'
36
30
21
20
'38
37
39
2.21
Brussels
:i0
42
28
100
94
51
28
08
17
45
33
289
aR
.12,
21_
59
SK
69
49
225
46
47
57
49
ri s
6.;
56
:176
:12
35
40
107
Mojority for Proudfoot-160
;6
42 CI 113T0>P4LZ4i..
c,a Bean the The K' u Y:'1 H341',safs Boughtsigatttin
of
The Sony,
of the Hair'
There are four verses. Verse 1.
Ayer's ►lr
Vigor
stopsSfallle
,
hair. Verse 2. Ayer's Hair
Vigor makes the hair grow.
Verse 3. Ayer's Hair Vidor
eur';.s dandruff. Verse 4.
Ayer's Hair Vigor slakes the
scalp healthy, and keeps it so.
it is a regular hair -food ; this
is the real secret of its won-
derful success.
The beat kind of a testimonial
":told far ove- silty yenta. -
Nadi by J. C. A r r r Ito., Lowell. ata •.
A.so sat: ,.r.!uteri of
j) sekS%POLL 1.
ersCit1'JVY ('tt.T')RAt
EXETER COUNCIL.
TT
'111-• Court of 11:•,i •ion for :h,
assessment toll of 1` •.it .••'
r for 1908 rust e'• 1o•.. e 11 ,i1
en CritOoe June oo
Th • 11,sfah rs per.. ., ro il, • ...1
iohns and Enke. 't i. - .' int:nrt tr
7.anhacrih'•1 to the n - dry oath.
.John`--Puke-that N". J. ileantln
Pet at chairman.
Ihlk'-.lohns-th"it th.• assessment
of Gro. it•irtner b'. 'rehired $75 nod
that 1 doff be included in the n'sess-
turflt.-C,rri'•.t.
Jo:ens-I'uk••-t hal I h Ex' ter Cnn-
ning anri I'r serving ('o'.. ass element
of 00 for store -Loos;• 1.z struck out
mot 1111I tb' fixed ,'s 1ISIurn( of
$rf:00 ':s p r a,rre. tnent. for 1!:
t:hn• • I':oi''t y held ,roo'1.-Carni (1.
i'uke-Johns_! hat t h' $1250 nss-
esanl..nt of .Lane a Parkinson leas re.
duced 'n 01600.-C irri'd.
Johns -Enke -that t h Court e'
11'vision b' clo.'d.-Carried.
Minot- + of the Council m-et1:.
held aft•'r 16' Court of Itet'i•i"::.
M'ri:law. ,Jun • Sth. l90A The m • r..
burs aliment tw re 11eet-e and Comic:
for Knight.
J'uk •-Johns-thtt W. .1. H.•,tole
act as chairman.
Th' minute of t), ntcetins of ''1 :.
115th were t:ad anti approvtl.
A report of the f'nce rimers fi-
NOUSE
WOHI(
Thousands of American women
in our homes are daily sacrificing
their lives to duty.
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children well dressed
and tidy, Women overdo, A female
weakness or displacement is often
brought on and they suffer in silence,
drifting along from had to worse,
knowingwell that they ought to
have hep to overcome tire pains and
aches which dailysnake life a burden.
It is to these faithful women that
LYDIA E. PINRHAM'S
VEIGETABL , COMPOUND
('Onley n+ It Instill Atli ;t 1►lessing,
ns it slid to ?dr.+. W. 1;,)rrett, of 1102
Moreau St, Montreal, who vritcs
to lIrs. l'inkllalu :
" For years I was a great sufferer
from female weakness. and despite
every remedy given me by doctors for
this trouble. I grew worse.
"One day a friend advised Inc to try
'' hams VegetableCom-
pound. Lydia 11nk
F:.
1 did Mi, and am thankful to
say that it made me strong and %coil."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. 1'ink-
hltan's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has leen the
standard remedy for female ills
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflanunat inn, uh•era-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that hear-
ing -down feeling, flat uhenn•V. indiges-
ti„n,dilzine; s.or nt'rvous most ration.
i Why don't 'e•11 try it ?
1Ir•. 1'int:ltanl invite's all sick
wo •ti to awri:e her for 8Ilvirt•.
She ha+ guided (him .:flit+ to
health. Addles, Lynn, .31ass.
012=1$
'egetlablcPicparabionfor As -
S ting th ToodandI cgula-
tog tht5tnlaaChs a111113owe15 of
INl.f.N1S (HILDREN
r�
Promote s DDigestlon,Clleer ful-
neasaildRest.Contnins neither
Opium,torphifle nor Aftncial.
NOT NAHC OTIC.
..1114;• *fad D-S4MifZJYISB6di
arurflji
r3.tie
Wseliterifautq
Apeffect Remedy for Constipa-
tion.Sour Stbtnach,Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Co nvulsiong,reverish-
nes;; and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Sirniles►gSipttire of
?� EW UH
EXACT COPY Or WBAPPCB.
CASTOR1
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTOR!
I
TNI CINTAUR COMPANY. N -w YOaa ORI.
'Minneapolis and other largo Ameri-
can cities passed through by the hew'
routes, and doubtless the opportun-
ity of a brief visit at the Stations in
such cities will be much appreciated
by the patrons of the slew route aha
!;y tan it C'Inadian friends and rela-
tives living across tho border.
All arrntlgetneuts have been com-
pleted, so That Ih- baggage of the
pasyt'.ngers will 1;' catrlcit through
the United St a1 in bund 'without
re;airing Iu►y p',rk.1 attention on
the part of passers, •is and 'there
wi11 be no detonlion or inspection of
such passengers at any point in the
United Status oho hold through
tick .I.5 to pnittla in the Canadian
nnrt4lw,•rdt.
\Vhiie, through cats will not at
Present be operated, it is believed
that many passengers making so
great a journey will much prefer the
comfortable transfer at points like
Chicago and St. Paul into freshly
ventilated clean curs.
While through tickets will con-
tinue to be sold whon reluested by
North flay. ,the Grand 'trunk people
believe that the new route, with the
,advantages outlined above will be-
come so popular That it •twill com-
mand a very large. Filara of the
growing traffic from Eastern to
Western Canada. Already the O-
'1'. anti its connections enjoy a lib-
eral eller! of 11t.' business from the
Canadian Northwest to ;Eastern
('orad.' by way of .St. Paul and Chi -
e,.'0 anal non• t the tariffs diave
h^otl adjusted to permit of passeng-
ers 1 ravelling in both directions at
the 'lowest far, s. a large d.'velop-
rnent of the traffic wi't Chicago is
e-rtain to follow.
O Es c• t T .1 .
Item the ifs Prti Y.J I1319 A;NaI 8141t8:g a+' aro �.'
Syoovls of 111 C000dioo Noilh West
lU13IESTEAU REG CLATION8. ;
N V e% en numbered :Action of Dominion lands in
+auitoba, ,askatchewan and Alberta, excepting
s and 26, not reserved, neat- be homesteaded by
any person who is the sole head of a family, or any
male over 18 yet re of age, to the extent of one -guar
ter section of 160 acres, more or less.
Application for entry must be made in person by
agency for the district in Which the land is situate.
Entry by proxy may, however. Le made at an ager•
cy on certainconditions by the father, mother, son,
daughter brother or sister of an intending home•
'deader.
The homesteader Is required to perform the
homestead duties under one of the following plans:
(1) At least nix months' residence upon and culti•
ration of the laud in each year for three years.
(2) A homesteader may, if he so desires, perform
the required residence duties b)• living on fanning
land owned solely by him. not leas than eighty (80)
acres In extent, in the vicinity of his homestead.
Joint ow uerahip in land will not meet this require.
went,
(3) Ii the father (or mother, if the lather is de-
ceased) of the homesteader has remanent residence
on fanning laid owned solely by him, not lees than
eighty (s0) acres in extent, in the vicinity of rhe
homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by him
in the vicinity, each homesteader may peeroent his
o•. residence duties by living with the lather or
' thee.
4 The term "vicinity' in the two preceedtur
paragraphs is defined as meaning not niore than
nine nudes n adiret line, exclusive of road al.ow•
ances crossed in tha measurement.
6 A homesteader intending to perform bb resi-
dence (lulus in accordance with the above whits
living with his parents or on fanning land owner by
himself mutt notify the agent o1 the district of such
intention,
Six months' notice in writing should be given to
the Commissioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa of
intention to apply for patent.
W. W. colts',
Deputy et the Minister of the Interior
N. it.-Lnauthorized pnbIleatIon of this advertise
went will not be paid for
the applicant ata Dominion lands Agency of flub
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The Molsons Bank
Established 1855.
• HEAD OFFICE - MOM REAL
Zurich
'111.5 '.1 ,,34 • 111 Stratford last
k •: • 1 Milli.; tilt! wedding of n
r Ulf tl.
51i v I'.rm•sid10 Tru: inner. of De-
troit. is nt her hone hire on a
• '.1r. hr•d Betel was a delegate to
:h • Lutheran /Spool, 11.1.1:,l •llatnil-
t.al1 last tw(4e1:.
,i•rwic •• of ' T,t;thoran church
e. r. ,.• i li't 1"1'• •1 .8nnd.ty oft Ing
to r' t 1.• ._ Its Iltt•:u'..utca
• . • • 1 ,l.,,ittnl:.
Preacher's Opinions
Rev. I'. N. \Icltae, forks Baddesk,
C. B.: " I always count it n pleasuro to
recommend tho Dr. Slocum Remedies
to my parishioners. I believe there
is nothing better for throat and lung
troubles or weakness or run-down sys-
tem. For speaker's sore throat I have
beneficial."
found Psyching very Lc6 csal.
Rev. W. 1i. Stevens, Paisley, Ont.:
"Psychine seemed just the stimulant my
system needed. I shall add my testimony
as to its efficacy at every oplort
mit).
Rev. P. M. Iirowne, Amherst IIcnd,
N.S., "l have often recommended
Psychine since taking it myself, for it
is a cure for the troubles you specify."
Rev. Chas. Stirling, Bath, `.n.: "1
t
have used Puychina in my family: rho
results were marvelous. I have visited
people who etnte that they never used
its equal. I strongly recomtnend it.
Rev. J. S. T. Wilson, Markdale, Ont.:
21I have taken two bottles of Psychine
and am pleased to say that 1 aro greatly
improved in health. I was troubled
with my throat, but now I find it about
restored to its normal condition. I
find my work very melt less taxin.
1 believe Psychine is all claimed for it."
These are earnest preachers of the
gospel of Psychtno. They know where-
of they speak. Psychtns cures all
throat, lung and atoTnach troubles. It
Is a great volee atrengt',ener, acting
directly on the vocal, respiratory nod
digestive organs, than specially adapted
to pnbiie speakers. At nil dra{.rgist4,
5ne and $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, 1.td.
'Ito:4:110.
No Honing -
No Grinding
' Z 5
RAZOR fLA 5 NE
N.. B
Have yo'i ever whittled a nail )
Steel to stand such a test must
possess unusual quality. Bat almost
every high grade kn,:e will do this,
Just as any high grade razor will
whittle a heir. Cutting hairs, how•
ever, is a more difficult prob'emthan
whittling nails, or hair. A higher
grade s.eel, more evenly tempered,
perfectly ground and sharpened are
some of the essentials for a keen
cutting edge for hair.
A razor edge is a series of r.ae,
irregular teeth. Dull razors are those
which have ohs teeth broken a?. or
turned -broken, on brittle ra:ors-
turned, en soft ones.
Razor steel is iron free from air,
dirt and foreign particles perfectly
fused with carbon. Carbon gives life.
tenacity and toughness to these
teeth. To get a high percentage of
0 perfectly fused is impossible by fire
tempering.
r
Fae Y with it: varying
r
d:grees of heat, consumes the carbon
-the mare carbon the quicker the
Consumption - result, brittle and
erumdfy steel teeth.
A way has been found to Lute the
greatest per cent. of carbon ever
known by a secret process of electric
heat properly applied and accurately
measured. Because of the added
toughness of this recarbonized steel
the teeth of Carbo Magnetic razors
will neither bend tor break and ars
unconditionally guaranteed.
60
But test this unconditionally
gsurranfood razor 'n ycair own
hom: -or have your barber '.se it oa
you -(or thirty days
Drop us a postal, cr better yet
come in and see us and we will give
you our new proposition for having
these razors tented without oblige-
kioa to purchase, together with our
first booklet "Hints oa Shaving."
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• Savings Bank Department
•
$1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR
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• Timet: a Yoar.
• Dickson & Carling, Solicitors, N. D. HURDON, 11uua);er
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CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • ... $3.372.60000
RESERVE FUND ••• .-•• .••. S3_372.600_00
Assets Over $33,000,000.00
General Banking Business Trans'tcted.
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W. S. Cole, I) ruggist
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTAIII.ISI{EIt 1807
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX. LAIRD, Geuerat IIlana;,er
Paid-up Capital, $10.000,00
Reserve Fund, - 5.000.000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
BANK MONEY ORDERS
ISSUED Al THE FOLLOWING RATE t.
$5 and under 3 cents
Over $5 and not escceeding $10 6 cents
.I $10 " " $30 10 cents
" $30 " 14 $50 15 cents
These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered !lank in Carta 4
(Yukon excepted), and at the principal banking points itt the United States. The`
are negotiable at $4•90 t,• the i, sterling in Gree Britain and Ireland.
They form an excellent method of -remitting small sums of money with safety mil
at small cost, and may be obtairtod without delay. lid
Branches at Exeter and Crediton
Two 6 Octave Organs
Second Irand.
CHEAP
Also Two Pianos
Slightly used
At Great Reduction.
Sewing Machines
TLE. hest made at prices t hat
will suit• you.
Bicycles, Baby
Carriages and Go Carts
Very attractive. Prices right
Fine Stationery'
S. Mdrtin & son
Logs
'Wanted
CANADIAN
PAC I F I
North -Wes
Excursion�
Leave on Tuesdays
June 9, 23 Aug. 4, 18
July 7, 21 Sept. 1, 15,
Return 2nd Class Ticks
Frorn all Ontario StatlonstoWinnlpag,
Caltary, Edmonton and principal
points in aMaanittobba. Saskatchewan
at
VERY LOW RA
TICKETS OOOD FOR GO DAYS -.4
Berths In Tourist Sleeping Cars at soma
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