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HE EXETER TIMES, SEPT. 30th 1909.
Auction Sales AL (TION SALE O}•' C1I01( I? I t+-\INTSItt'Itl
FARM STOCK AND IMI'LE The :.un::nl Ilarv.st '1'h:utla;icing
duct:un "rale of farm Stock and Int- EN'lS-bar. 'Thus. Cameron has been services in connection with St.
moms on Lot 16, Con. 11, town- instructed to sell by public auction on 1'atrick'3 church, were held on Sun..
, of ( born on rfh+:rsday, Oet. ' Lot 17, N. T. It. USBOUNF on TUES• "1). last. Hew- 1J. W. Collins, of Sun..
L� 19b0. tit 1 o'clock sharp.. Not 1)A1 •the 12th of UC1U131ai at one teofficiated. On Tuesday evening a
omv, as farming. ,.e. proprietor
John to Is McCullough f viz:-Hoclock rsesharp. 1 l roodthe lmare draught; bng articles.
hoserricut it sfollor. u.cb3seaned•ntertathe
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t , Igood mare, draught; 1general pur-
e.. T. Cameron, Auctioneer K ! rn,'nt in the parish ball at ithich.\Vit1
-�- i pose mate; 1 choice yearling tiny dit.:, J1cLeod, of l.oidou, and other; took
!Auction Sale of harm Stock acid Itn-' 1 choice sucker !Illy draught. Cattle- ert-
ements on Lot 17, N. T. It, tisborne ! 1 pure bred Durham cow, I cow due • p
T.tcsda)•,
Oct. 1.2tb, ret 1 o'clock I et tune of sale, 1 newly calved cow, '2
arts No reserve ns the proprietor I cows due
in
Mari h, choice
heifers,
2
toe bold the'farm. John Tucker, pro- years old' steersyears
olfetor. '1'. Camel on, Auctioneer. 14 steers one year old, 1 heifers 1 year
-to- t old, 3 c+t'ves Hogs,- 1 brood sow
Clearing Sale of high Class Farm? with litter at foot, 1 broo3 sow due in
tock and Implements on Tuesday, i now. A number of fowl. Implements,
dotter 5th, 1909 at 12 o'clock sharp 1 lumber wagon with high and low
t Lot 10 Con. ;: Hay Township. No j wheels, 1 pair bobsleighs, nearly new,
rvc as the proprietor is giving up' 1 O -ft. binder, 1 5 ft. mower, 1 seed
ming. John Campbell. Prop. T.' drill, new, 1 spring tooth cultivator.
amrron, Auct. I new. disk. new, 1 riding plow. new. 1 Continued from page 4
single tvallcing plow, 1 large 2 -furrow
AMMOTH SALE OF FARM AND I Plow, 1 riding plow. been used, 1 set POULTRY
VILLAGE PROPERTY is THIN harrows. land roller, scuffles. turnip llalvbtlrg3, \V. Battler 1st end and;
oFnship of t"sheens and a•flinge of seeder, frnning will, cutting box, over Plymouth Hocks. Snowden afro.,.;
head, horse power; all complete, set of Black Spanish, W. Battler; •Lizht
(1) of t choice 53 acres of land lying weighing stock, rootatform scales tpulper,t hay tr rack I;tor at6aetr 1st and W. and: Black Mino�rcas,
est of the railroad and north of the stock rack, wagon box, new, 1 gravel \V, Battler let 2nd;
@nd ; ,lied Caps,
t block in the village of Exeter tak-box, set wagon springs, set of sling Wendel Smith, W. Battler : White
g in river on north, where there is
ropes, set double harness, set of single Leshorns, S. Bechlcr, G. Clausins ;
deep bed of first clefts gravel, well harness, cream separator, nearly new, S. C. Brown Le;horns, W. Battler)
ited for cement work and no waste incubator, new, washing machine, I G. Clausins: .1t. 1. Meds, W. Battler ;
d. On this property there is a Daisy churn, whilfletrees, ueckyokes, pieseons,G. Clausins; Buff Wyandottes
e bank barn, u acres of fall wheat
tome mall fruits, This is a choice shovels, forks, hoes and other articles J. Ilabercr, J. W. Ortwein ; Silver
d and well suited for growing stuff rer
too numerous to retention. A lot of Crest-\\ Brown�andottes, J. W. Ortwein 1st
r the svhhannig Factor}'. A. Q BO-
first class hay; 3 acres of choice an- and ' nd ; .11. C. Brown Le.;horns, 0,
IFIL. Prop. , golds and turnips, some tile. Tereus, Clausins 1st and 2nd ; Buff Orpington
Q5 and under cash; over that amount W. Battler 1 and 2 ; .Andalusians,
(2) That 13 acres of land, being nor- 12 months credit on furbishing aFr- W. Battler 1st and 2nd; ,Lanishans,
ar
erly pt of Lot Bi, Con, 1, 'Town- proved foint notes or a discount of 5 W. Battler 1st and 2nd.
p of Ushorne, in the Village of Exe per cen orf for cash on credit amounts Pekin China Ducks, Snowden 43ros.
r. On the prupetty there is a stable Ko reserve as the proprietor has solei Rouen ducks, 0.
Cicaarsins 3 geese, C,
d never failing supply of water and his farm. JOHN TUCKEIt, Prop., T, Truemner, 0. Clausins; ,turkeys, 0,
well suited int grazing or growing I CAMERON, Auct, 'Clausins, Snowden Bros.; Toulouse
uoposes. C. E. HACKNEY, 1 cop, __ ,
3 ' All that property lying between geese, Snowden,T.B. Bros.
(' )� 1 1 y Judge, T. B. 'Carling, Exeter.
e Canning Factory and Evaporator Clearing Auction Sale GRAIN AND SEEDS
Exeter. White fall wheat, Wm. Bader; .red
(tl All that property lying east of -of- fall wheat, C. Clausins, A. Reichert,
tation between Station and Carling Farm Stock and Implements W. Battler; spring wheat. J. England
roots, 1st and 2nd, G. Clausins; 0 -rowed bars
(5) All that property lying between Mr. Thomas Cameron has been in -
leo, A. Reichert, \\ m. Rader; ,white
ellington and forgers streets. In strutted to sell by public auction on
cels 3, 1 ar,d 5 there are some Wednesday, Octob, r 13th, on London oats, A. Reichert, A. Nannie, J. Eng-
oice building sites and will be sold Road, South, a short distance above land; •small peas, G. Clausins, C.
Trucmncr, J. Brown ; rye, E. IClopp
lots to suit purchaser. This proper- Devon, at twelve o'clock sharp, the
belongs to the Ctrlin, estate and followingblack barley. W. Dignan; collection
of
>t be sold to wind up the estate. Horses -1 general purpose horse, 0 grain, 0. Clausins, ,II. Neeb; clover
list
foliate purchasers may call at years old; 1 general purpose horse, seed, I. Schwalm, \V. Dignan. J. Hales
,cls -un & Carling's office for maps 10 years old; 1 general purpose mare erre: timothy seed, E. Rader, W.
red descriptions of property. 7 years old ;,1 \Hare in foal to Land- llattler;gain in sheaves, G. Clausins.
(G' Lot 33, Con. ]t, .L`sborne, 100 ford and Baskerville's horse.; one Judge, Wm. Lamont, Zurich.
c. On the property there are 5 sucker. sired by Non -Parole. 11UH'1'ICCL'1'L'REcf.,.re, of good hardwood bush; stone wattle -5 -year old cow • due to Collection of apples, O. Mop!), T.
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wcllin r !large up to date poultry calve in may; 5 year old cow', due do TruetnI>.lopp, J. Ditherer; fall np{il.s, C.
nus-, three barns and other build- calve in February; 2 spring calves 1 apples,
er,�0 .lilopp, J. Pfaff; winter
Ts. Laud well underdraiued; new 3 2 -year old steers.; ,3 2 -year old ?PP•es.J. Pfaff, D. Bauch, S. Bechlcr;
• re fences and never fainter supply heifers; 1 cow due oto calve at time Krol; Tompkins, O. Klopp, C. Mauch;
eater well situated, being on: )of sale. snow apples, C. Triiei'rn:'r, C. Bauch :
i:e• from Henstll and four milt's %['oultry- 3 aged geese; .'J young Northern Spies, W. Dignan. U. Klopp;
out Exeter. This is choice farming j geese ; 60 hens and chickens. Baldwins, 'C. 'Trucmncr, 1). Ilauch
nd and i'. mostly seeded to !grass. Implements- Massy Barris binder R I Grcenings, A. Geiger. W. Dignan
I). Bauch
asy teruts of payment. \V. E. 4100- Massey llarris mower ; 12 -ft Mc -
Canada Spitzcnburg,
11. \Ve ohndel � C. Trucmncr
AItTII. Henson.. Prop. Cormick hay rake ; Massey Harrislseed drill, nearlynew; McCormick Rtbson Pippen, O. Klopp; Golden Russ
Any or all of mese 'properties may sett, 0. Klopp,
o 1•nrchesed privately on or before cultivator; gang plow; walking plowI P. Smith & Son ; Ben tDa.
'e lith clay of October. If not sold disk: set of diamond harrows, new; vis' 0. Klopp, D. llauch; Swaars, .0.
rivately before that date, they will wagon; pair bob -sleighs; root pulper I Klopp: Mann, J3,Ilaberer,uerc. Bechler0,
c sold by public auction, without re- tannin; mill; hay rack ; .gravel box ; blaiden's Blush, L. Rader, O. Klo
ryat tti: Metropolitan hotel, E.ae- iwaeou box, hay fork, ropes; tw•o Pprte.
r, on Saturday, October 30th, nt one top .buggies; ,two cutters; C sets of
Blenheim Pippin, G. Clausins. E.
clock fPharp. all the about named Single light harness; 2 wets of double Mader: lewaukee. C. Truemner, L.
Rader: Culverts, C. Trucmncr, J.
t harnese:.11 or 15 tons of hay ; forks
r1'ur rectus and particulars, apply to F ,chains, neck ekes, whiffle- Pfaff ; Gloria Mnndi, C. Truemner,
Proprietors, or Thos. Cameron; trees; .1 emery grindstone, 1 Favor- Wm. Rader: 20 oz. Pippen, E, lilopp
ucrion�r, Earuhar. it churn, No. 1; 1 box stove ; •Yuan-
W. Smmith::Talmau Sweet,.0. Klopp,
1 lily of first class mangolds. t J. Ifabc•rer; col. Russet apples, C.
Straw and mangoids cash; straw to Trut•mncr, E. IClopp: fall pears, J.
b: ted on premises. ilaberer: col. fall and winter pears,
Clearing Sale i 'Terms -Ail sums of $ and under, J.
WBattler Bartlett pears, J. Haber-
cash
-ni credit will be thatamount
onnfurnishinonahp_ Decker. sr., J. Ilaberer; Clapp's : Flemish t Beauty,
` !' mite. J. Ilabercr, E. Mader; Peaches
proved joint notes or n discount. of
4 per cent for cash allowed on credit C. Oswald, It, Elliott ; prunes, Dirs.
amounts. C. Hess, J. 'laborer ;,crab apples, red,
MILTON IIISSETT T. CAMERON 11. Koehler. A. Heicherl; crab apples,
l'rop. Auctioneer. yellow, L. Mader, P. D,•ichert ; ;rapes
J. Habcrer. Mrs. C. 'Hess; col..erapes
J. Ilabercr,\V. Battler; plate of plums
C. Truemner, C. Fritz ; col .of plums.
0. Kopp. T. Johnston : col. of canned
fruit. J. Decker, sr.. It. 11. Johnston:
special, \V. Itiver, J. Sararas. •
Judges, D. A. Cantelon, Hensen ; A.
Mitt .:hol(e. 'Zurich.
Pink fain Tablets -Dr. Shooks -
'stop Headaches, womanly pains, any
p:biu, any where, in 20 minutes auto.
I formula on the 25c. box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about this for-
mula -it's fine. W. S. llowey.
Zurich
Fair
AitM STOCK ANI) IMPLEMENTS
Mr. Thos. Cameron has received in-
tructions to sell by public auction on
O'1' 10, ('ON. 2. IIA\• on Tuesday,
ctober 3 :(MSI, commencing at 12 0'
jock sharp, the following: -HORSES
asp icultnot! brood show mitre, 7 yrs.
1d. sired by blolton Rufus, bred to
ins Thomas. 1 agricultural mare 0
Ears old. sited by Royal Torn, 1 ng-
icultural ruare 3 years old sired by
riot's Heat', bred to Sir Matthew. 1
gt icultur.tl snare 2 years old sired by
Ibion 111, bred to King Thomas. 1
eavy draught gelding 1 yutr old sired
y Kele Thomas. 1 draught show 01-
y. sucker, sired by King Thomas, 1
arriage horse 5 years old by Clear
ria.
Cattle -1 3 -yr old cow due to call in
pril. I S-ye.tr cow newly calved. 1 5
enc old cow due to calf tint' of sale.
2:ycar old heifer newly calved- T 4.
car old cote with calf at foot. 1 5 yr -
id co.v farrow. 31 -year old heifers, 1
earling steer, '2springcelves, 2 young
Alves.
'oultry-Abou'. 1010 hens and chickens
hit keys, 1 gobbler, 21 spring turkeys
Implements -1 Massey Harris binder,
I I. r' est t\ \Vend mower, 1 10 ft. rake,
c•h:unui..n drill, 1 Champion Cultiva-
tor. i l'eckslnit disk, 2 gang plows, 1
land roller, set of iron hat rows, 1 walk-
ing plmv. 1 st•ullit.i. I tett k wagon 1
high wagon, 1 new mikado, 1 pair of
b.b sleighs, 1 root 'wiper, 1 tanning
�ttill, n.igon scales, 21101) lbs., hay rack.
ray.tl pox: tvngon (six with sto: k tack
orn1''e ••. 2 water troughs 1 huge tank
1 ear. 1''lelm' slings; set brass mom).
lied 1st, '..'s; set plough haaness: ladder
handy jerk: chopping axe: grain cradle
cedar p. sty, row tics; milk crura; sugar
kettle: wit inlet ,tee: shovels, forks and
C1,1iits end other ..rlitit4 lno numer-
ous to mention.
8tra:v, blangolds and Turnips -Cash.
Furniture ---1 coot. stove. 1 heating
�ttot•e, U lining toven chairs. settee)
door:., pails etc.
No reserve its the proprietorba, giv•
en up farming.
TERMS OF SALE
All r tots of iSelast and under. cash;
os-er that amount In months credit
will 10 given on trete • 11 t g ni proved
Dint notes or a il'.c one t "t i 1 •tr cent.
W haled
Mr. and blrs. alai -shell Brock, of
Stratiord,who were visiting with rl-
a lives and friends around bre for a
few weeks, left last Monday for Den-
ver. Col.. where they purpose creaking
their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Beach. of Chicagra,
were visitors at Mr. William. Brock.
last week.
A number from around here attend-
ed the anniv.rsary ;:t Seintsbury on
Sunday and the supper on 'Tuesday.
Great interest is bent: in:unifested
by 1 his appointment In the circuit tea
to be held next 'Tuesday 0f ;ht, Oct.
Lob. Services 00 Sunday by Rev. 0.
it.err, of Lucan. This ;real event is
to ba bold at F.limvill t church.
Mr. and Mrs. Alb'i t Mitchell. of
Centra:i•t, visited at her sister's Mrs.
• lip,,+,
.
�i . t,c.� } .,red Nil S. BuUret-
by r,•::11.41 Lou. 011 Wednesday after
sia , d.l!,r a tt..•l: w Oh relatives at
• . . 1•. r: , i.
SI, -` uu:. blilisou and daughter
Ili, t, visited at Mrs. J. V. Millson's
on Frid1).
- -o
Ellmvolle
C • reit Anniversary eervic: s wig:
1, • 1,.. Ai .0 1:iin►till on nest Lord's
Di y. alien Bur. .0. Kerr, of Luc•in
wi.1 preach morning and evening.
5I.. cis: ein,ting by 1•:litnviIle choir.
special ere -tines tai: n at both ser-
vice,. Ota geese:ay evening following
a circuit lea veil be given after
which !tee. 1t. Ilubbs, of Exeter will
d•• Iver his fit mous lecture entitled
"111. 'Triangular blan•'. 1: }-o-i want
• • ..171 and rujoyab:e ('venin;.
e..• . .\c,leo sion 25 cents.
fiEN3b11TII
• bit. and Mr'. Ne;'•.n Northcott and
liati.y. of Stratford. %eel,0 friend'
here :1st week.
b1r. \\'i:fu:i r i, in:'':•a':'n'„ !Os itoe,
TOr Cali on 4•1011i1 autpnl,t$. 1 • . tinf.! it it cont of paint.
JOHN('. Mi'itF1,1.1'roprietor. 1 M. .Iohn Duncan is visititi h• r
THOS. ('A\I I':I:ON, .\uctionee r. taieter who is very .low in Toronto.
Not Coughing Today?
Yet you may cough tomorrow! Better he prepared for it
when it comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Dyer's
Cherry Pectoral in the house. 'Then when the hard cold
or cough fir- app. ars you have a doctor's medicine at
hand. Your doctor's approval of its us, will certainly
set all doubt at rest. I) as he say He knows.
No alcohol in this cough medic, J .,it,rre».,Lowell.
obtrst health is a pleat safkguard against at s of throat and Iung,troultles, !wt
your doctor about Ytycr'a
titivation will destroy the best of health.
VEGETAl1LES .lohnson: do. tine, I(. (tender, W. dor, T. .lohnsoq; Counterpane drawn
White Elephant potato's, II. Nader: Battler: 'Coverlet woven wool, T. J. Ucchrr, sr. Ladies all wool cape
Colorado red, A. Kaercher; rural New crochet, Miss A. Carlisle, \Wt'1lin;-
York, A. Gel ter. F. Gies: any variety ton Fee ; ,Home-made carr: t, rags,
early, A. Nannie, .1. Recker, sr., A. A. Ka. rcher, T. Johnson : homemade Conveyancer Accounts Collected
OWES
Foster; tiny variety late. G. Clausins, hearthru,r tvool, Miss K. Campbell, MONEY to limn at lowest rates.
W. Hader. Ii. Krueger: Empire pots- 'f. Johnson ; do. rites, bliss K. Camp- North We.tLnds tor 8&1..
to.s, E. (:its, Ii. Krueger. .1. Habcrer: bell. T. Johnson; Best wool yarn Office, Main Street. Exeter
small white beans, W. (tattler, 0• homespun. 11. Neeb, J. Dccher, erg
Clausins; any variety twine. 1'. i). i• tidy, crochet cotton, Mies V. Maass:
chert, G. Clausins:yellow corn, t'. tidy, knitted cotton, 11. Net'b• \V. Ra -
HER
Ostva:d. 0. Ciaueius, sweet corn, der, Afghan or slumber rug in silk,
Mohler. C. Oswald ; black sweet corn Mrs. 0. (less, T. Johnston ; ,cotton
W. D:soler, J. Brown ; red orlon;. 11. stockings. .1. Brown, 11. Neeb; hand
Ko• leer, F. Rummel ; yellow onions. sewing. 11. Well: woolen stockings
F. Rummel, 1'. Schwalm: dutch setts, knitted fine, II. Neeb, W. (tattler:
II. Wile, IL Kruteger; white field car-
tit; stockings knitted coats,, W.
rots. .1. W. 0rtwein. W. Smith: red Dat(ter: wool n►ilts knitted lin., 11.
t . \•
. cob
T�
i
a t r
field c t is S. 1 rc . •t W. i lisle • w
ro h 1 . 1
, Ilettler r . oo mi is
, t
red garden carrots, W. Battler. Gro.
C.au+ins: swedi'h turnips, J. lacy, jr..
E. It 'der; '01.;: r 0 retanzo ds. .\.
l' i reher, W. Smith ; 'ong yellow
111 iters:ds, 'C. Mauch. W. itcdar : Ox -
turd cabbage, W. Batt'. r. 0. ('1 eel .
t ,t Dutch cabb.';t, .1. II, s. : , . .\.
Foster : Week Spanish reddish, V.•
I!ittler. 11. 1'iile; cauliflower. A.
Foster: ete!ow pumpkin. E. Rader. 1,.
Rader: Mammoth pumpkin. it. 1t.
.loh:soon. G. C:ausins ; cehry, '1'.
Jobe -eon. It. It. .Johnston ; splash. E.
It uler, 0. (":iusins ; blood beet,. V.
It •der, W. S.rnith; rooted boort', W.
Battler; tt itertnelop,+. 8. Redder. 1.
Hey. sr.; muskmelons. 1'. Schwalm. G.
0-:111+ine : red tore . toes. Snit It & Son :
II. \\ t•:1 : yeliot lone i(o• t. W. Batt-
ler: si•ecial -u,rar b tt A. Klee cher.
Judges, J. 1). Mern,'0. It. .1. Drys -
d i'e.
'MA N1 l'ACTI • IRES
Dee ty harness. C. Hartleib: double
•ret harm... (,'. bitrt't•ib: col. of
-',,,•e, 1'. Fritz: :o'. of hardware, 1'.
11 , rt.cib.
DAIRY' I'ItOD('CTi
ss ha batter. It. Elliott, W. Smith.
.1 t' eker. sr.: 5 1.oitnds butt.•r, Miss
I• t .nrpb :l, t:. I';ilr, J. (Harborer t
• r in 101.n.l grin: +. A. l:ac'r'ch•'r.
• I , h 1:. .:. (' ',,, , es : bine. mule
' 1, t; ie. r. E. 'Kropp; home
rn•'1 ir.•.d. Mr C. II, ss. 1..Trurm-
ie r . to per 11 h o •r. G. Celuzins. .1.
II ,1, r r . co ! ei ion !tom -y..1. f laberer cured from almost every form of ttith .Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy of Western Ontario includingvis, always. Arid this is Mete true of
bens, in (-mule 3. 11.her •r. 0, Celle. female complaints, inflammation. til.
l. ai eye how • llickort :y pwill de- ' the ileart nr*l Kidneys. The weak
ti s: m tele syrup• W. etmith. J. Deek;r ccratiott,di;placements,tibroid tutnnrs, part. Rubeotws .never did reach the i.XCter. nerves are instead crying cut for
st, Irreglutaritit•s,periodic pains, backache, • real discae •. Ithet:ntatiern ine't In Orders for new connections, changes
help. This explains why Dr. Shoop's
1.AT11FM Wow: indigestion and nervous prostration. ih • Lakin. it's deep down -it's con- of firms nausea, changes Of street acl- IL -errantly', et promptly helping litnm-
Ornamental, - 1'.mbrofder,0 five i•:verysuch suffering women mtt•eit(O 'titntinhn:. G,t2in rid of the vain, n. ch. and Kidney ailments. The
I to sive I, dig i:. I'fnkham's g dresses, or for duplicate ent rice, should Y
•P'rcc: tea r'o�l). Wellington /',o, ) a aft, nil, tthar counts. That i. Itetoorntivernchesn,tforthrnctual
11• \'...:1 ; . reeroi t, r 1 I r, cloth bi;'s tt by Dr. hno . s Ith urnntie Remedy1'l-' handed in of once to
y %'eKetaLle Pons and a trial l advice
c 1 , Cause of these ailments -the failing
Millen- tin' a• by trema of mouth from one to
isnot list.. And her, in lies the pope -
The Hind Ycu Ilave Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the fiignature of
and has been remade udder his per.
T conal supervision since its infancy.
• • Allow no ono to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
I M WNXli1
Castoritt is a, harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare-
goric, Drop.; and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio
substance. Its ago IA its guarantee. It destroys Woriva
and all:Q-, Feverishness. It cures Dhtrncsza and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, leis in;.; healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -Tato Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY . NEM YORK CITY.
cushion in silk, F. Wickwire, T. John-
son; embroidery Roman. F. Wickwire
embroidery Jewel. F. 'Wickwire; fea-
ther stitching, Miss K. Campbell, J.
0. Forrest ; work baa;, 'Miss V. 'Maas,
Is. Wickwire: embroidery on flannel,
no number : col. embroidery ,work,F,
Wickwire. II. Well; Bonitos' lace.
handkerchief, F. Wickwire, T. John-
son, point lace collar, 'Wellington Fee,
1'. Wickwire; Battenburg centre piece
1:. Appel. F. Wickwire ; battenburg
doylies, J. G. Forrest, Miss M. Mc-
Gregor; battenburg tray cloth, tF..
Appel, Miss V. Maass; battenbur;
sideboard scarf, \Yellin;ton lJee, Miss
V. Maass; battenbur; tea rosy, F.
Wickwire ; battenbur; whams, F.
Wickwire ; col. battenbur; work, W.
Fee. E. K;lerch:•r; Teneriffe lace
centre piece, T. Johnston, C. Ilart-
kib: netting centre piece or doylie
\Vellineton Fe„ T. Johnston; drawn
thread work. R. It. Johnston. If.
\Vellcol, drawn thread work, F.
Wickwire, 11. I'file ; etching, T. John-
ston, 3. G. Forrest; pillow shams, 1'.
Johnston, B. l'filc ;sofa cushion, Wel-
lington Fee, Miss V. Maass; apron,
ells A. Carlisle. J. W. Ortwein;
Mount attend( embroidered cloth, T1•
Appel, Hiss M. JlcGre;or: Mount! -- . Ittwisters, ttolletton Wolsrles.Oosys uoen
Mellick embroidered centre piece, T. Oommlleslloaen,solicittors for the Mekong
Johnson, Mrs. G. Hess; Lo; cabin Mak, Mo.
tufI , cotton. 1i. Rader, J. Deck:•r, sr. hooey ttoLoaaetlowest rates of Interest.
Patchwork .tuilt cotton, T. Johnson OVFICEt-YAI2i STHE14T. =STIR.11. Krueger; do. ,alk, T. Johnson ; R ournrs >a A. f+us.otorooa
Crazywork 1uilt silk, If. Krueger, T►
Johnson ; -do. cotton. W. Battler :
Counterpane tufted. T. Johnson, W.
Bet tier ; Counterp:In • knitted. T.
no number for 2n0 ; Knitted Noe cur- Joson, 11. Itadc•r; do• crochet, J.
tatains in cotton, 1i. Neeb
Urchhn,•r, sr..bars. G. Hess; counter-
tseful-Quilt stollen coats', T. pane etching work. Miss 11, blcGre-
filuliOrade PidilOs
Hre a Pleasure to their
Owners.
We have sold and are selling a great
many high class pianos and our num
erous satisfied customers is the strong
est guarantee of this assertion.
Our pianos to -day are the best that
the best Piano makers produce and
our prices are right.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sons who tell you different from the
above for the purpose of selling you
cheap and in some cases trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see Us
and pe convinced that what we say
we live up to.
S. MdrtIn & Son
rNINHONNNNNNeN NONeNNeNN•
1 The Molsons Bank
1
Incorporated 1S55
CAP TAL (paid up)
RESERVE FUND ••••
$3 500,00000
.... $3,500.000.00
Has :05 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the World.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Savings Bank Department
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
i Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
MEAD OFFICE. TORONT!, 1:ST-tl:Ll>11I:I, 1887
B. B. WALKER, President ! Paid-up Capital, $10.000,QQ0
ALEXANDER LAIRA, Gsueral Ittanaoet Deserve Fund, - 6.000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United St3tcs and England
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1 and upwards are received and interest allowed at current
rates. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or
more persons and withdrawals made by any
one of them or by the survivor. 124
ExeterBranch-G.W Harrison, Manager
,Branch aLso at Crediton.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D.
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICK:-Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors
DA. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury
Main street-ExETER.
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
. P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Un
varsity. office and resideuence. Dominion
t sborabory. Exeter,
Associate Coroner of Huron. -
R. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and
•8„ Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
iversity. Two years resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand
Andrew Street, Exeter.
nONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private rands tor invest
r ant upon k or village ;royalty at lowest
of to DICKSON & CARLING
taster
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
Johnston. 1'. Wickwire : laundry ba;
crochet, I1. Koehler. A; Kaercher!
crochet lace cotton, Mrs. 0. Bess. E.
Klopp: crochet toilet mats, J. Brown
W. Dignan ; crochet table mats 1.
Wickwire, Miss V. Maass; col. tatting
T. Johnston, A, S. Faust; Ilardineer
:entre pi:ce or cloth, Miss V. Maass,
(`1ONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private fluids
Ma t
on f iterm�m,aad village properties at lowest'
OLADMAN a: STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors. Main st.. Raster
ERNEST ELLIOT
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Vienna, \V. \•a. - "I feel that I owe
the last ten veers of my life to Lydia Judges, Mrs. \V. Fritz, Grand Bend,
1•:. I'inkham's %'ege- Mrs. Wm. !faker, %urich. ,
table Cotripe und. FiNli Alt1'S
Elevet► years ago 1 Oil painting, portrait, J. .G. 1'or-
was a walking lrest 1,t and 2nd ; oil paint inre land -
shadow. I had been 1sea Pe. '1'. Johnston. J. G. Forrest ;
under the doctor's water color. landscape, J. G. Forrest
cafebutgotnorelief. 1st and 2nd ; crayon work portrait,
My husband per- J. 0. Forrest ; Oil or water color.
suaded me to try flowers, F. Wickwire. J..0. Fore, st :
Lydia la Pinkham's 1' •uci1 del uins, J. G. .Forrest, 51is.
Vegetable Com- G. Bees; painting on felt. J. (3, .For-
l.ontidanditworked rest; painting on stilt% E. Wick ttire,
ike a charm. It re- Mist V. Maas..
Heves all my pains 1 Judge. It. Campbell, Zurich.
and misery. 1 advise all suffering 1 I'LOAVERS
women to take Lydia E. Pinkham's 1 Collection of flowers, E. App tl,Miss
%'.•getable Compound." -Mits. EMM -t ! Ii. Campbell ; maple leaf, T. Johnson
W11f:,srnx, Vienna, W. Va. ,boo (set of floacrs. bliss IK. 'C,rmp•
Lydia 1:. l'inkham's %"ct~etable Com• b:l, T. Johnson : Geraniums, Miss 1C.
ppmmd, made !curer restful 1'.:'tv soul . cielph,•11 ; Cacti. T. Johnston ; Calla
herbs, contains no narcotics or harm- Lei, e. it It. .Tohnsion; Pansies, J. O.
fol drugs. and to-elay holds the record
fur the largest number of actual cams i unrest, Hiss K. Campbell ; ell. lase
of female diseases of any similar meds -1 InhnstoJ Mien 1:. Campbell.
eine in tato country. and thousands Of Judare, J. D. Mcrncr. %orlon, It.
Voluntary testimonials are on lice in +1• Drysdale, ilensall.
Mass., from women who have becti Driv • rhouniatiAtn out of the blood
the 1'iukhant laboratory at Lynn, -- is about to issue a
phone Directory for
knitted coarse, W. Battler, W. Ica•
der; blankets home -mad" wool, .1.
Decker, sr.: b:ank,•ts, home-made un-
ion, 11. Itader; ',tilt mewed on ground
work, 1i. Well, 11. Rader.
Specie is -Lunch cloth, Mies Mc-
Gregor: jewel case. bliss V. Maass.
Tile Osborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,'•Ont.
President -J. L. RUSSELL.
Vice- fres ibe n t- W. H. I' A S8 M 0It
DIRECTORS.
WM, Roy, BORNHOLM P. 0
WM. BROCK Wn tciteeseA P. 0.
tIUNTIMG
Return Tickets at
Single Fare Octo-
ber 13th to 31st.
To points in Temagami, points Mate
tawa to Port Arthur and to a num-
ber of points reached by Northern
Navigation Co., also to certain points
in Quebec, New Brunswick, Noy&
Scotia and Maine.
October 21st to Otto'
ber 31st.
To Muskoka Lakes, Penetang, Lake
of Bays, Midland, Maganetawan RiVe
er, Lakefield, Madawaska to Parry
Sound, Argyle to Cohoconk, Lin:say
to Haliburton, Sherbet Leke to Calc;.
bogie, via K & 1' By. Points trout
Severn to North Bay inclusive; and
certain points reached by Northern
Navigation Co.
Return limit 00 all tickets Decem.
her 4th, or until close of navigation, if
earlier, to points leached by steamers.
Secure tickets from Grand Trunk
agents.
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
.or write J. 1). MCI)ONALD, Union
le•pot. Toronto. Ont.
Synopsis of Me Conodioo Norm vesi
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS,
Any pereon w ho is t he sole head
of a farrier, or any male over 111
Years old may homestead a quartet
xotoni of available Itouinion land Is
Manitoba, Saskatchewan. or Alberta,
The applicant must appear in perms
at the Dominion Lamle Agauoy fT
Sub enc•
8 for h
a
! the Entry lOg
proxy may is, had at the agency, on
certain condition:', by father, mother
son, .laughter, brother, or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties+: -:Six months residence upos)
and cultivation of the land in easif
of three years. A homesteader may
live within trine miles of his homes
T. RYAN, DCBLiN P. stead on a !farm of At least 80 norm
ROBERT NORRIB, thefts.I solely owned and occupied by bins sr
1,03 father, mother, .on, daughter,
AGENTS. brother or sister.
In certain districts n homesteads
JOHN EMERY. Exeter. agent for in good standing flirty pre -erupt a
Ushorne and JSifldulph. quarter section alongside his hor'ne.
stead. Price $3. per acre. Duties,,
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent Miter reside six months inenoh of via
for Hibbert. Fullerton and Logan. years from date of homestead entry
(including the time re- 'ii red to earn
J09HOIINB homestead patent) and cultivtaep
Seev.1TATreJas. Farquhar, i fifty sores extra.
.. . �... _ ._. - A hoinestender tt bo line exhausted
his homestead right and cannot tube
tain a pre-emption may take s pur-
chased homestead in certain districts
Pr:ce $3. per sore. Ihttier.-Must
reside six months in ench of three
years, c.iltiv•te fifty ae•res and erect
a house worth R300.M
w. W. COR('.
Deputy of the Minister of the interior
N, 11,-Cnenthnrired pnblloatien of (1,..Ave:ties
ment will not be paid for
NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
The Bell Telephone
Company of Canada
it's n pity when nick ones drug the
New Tele- stomach or stimulate the Heart and
d:idneys. That is all wrong t A weak
the District Stomach, means week Stomach ner-
\ 11 Kn h
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;111 • iii c . 11. \'. .
••r) re .1. n i dot i s,
•r: sstbroidered If tort mut1Id likespeel
t;tnith & Non : fMendyour came vs rite a
\\ ,• I. t'. ,1, tial letter to Mrs. Pink
•eke ire . . uibroiderre�jj side -board Lynn, 31a"' 11Pr adrtee
tkarf, 1':. Kropp: vmbroietiercd Rofa and always helpful. -
A. MARCHAND
"insid nerves". ,\r„ a rev fret the
ret, t
Restorative 4R hoer. ft won't cure
at
lntity of this Remedy. it is winninW� so Moon ns It lilt, hot )nn will surely
fro defend,'rs everysvls•r.•. Tablets or Local Mager. i blow thnt help is coming. Sold by
1,i tun!. So'd by W. S. Bowel.w 8 ! • .