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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-10-07, Page 4J.IIE EXETER TIMES, OCT. 7th 1909. THE FINEST LEAVES Fres Ceylon Tee Plantations are contained in "SALA It is packed in sealed Lead packets to preserve its ftine flavor and aroma. 30c. 40c. 5oc and 6oc per pound. At all grocers. Auction Sales Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Im- plements on Lot 16, Con. 11, town- ship of Usborne on (Thursday. Oct. 7th, 1909. at 1 o'clock Sharpe. No reserve as tho proprietor Is retiing from farming. John McCullough yroprietor, T. Cameron, Auctioneer. Auction Sale of Farm Stock and im- plements on Lot 17, N. T. 11. Usborne oa 'Tuesday, Oct. 12th, at 1 o'clock sharp. No reserve ns the proprietor bas sold the farm. John Tucker, pro, ►-- rs&Sog,�, Cameron, ,Auctioneer. MAMMOTH SALE OF i'iARM AND VILLAGE PROPERTY iN THE Township of Usborne and Village of Exeter. (1) That choice 53 acres of land lying west of the railroad and north of the salt block in the village of Exeter tak- ing in river on north, where there is r deep bed of first, class gravel, well suited for cement work and no waste land. On this property there is a large bank baize 10 acres of fall wheat and some su.all fruits. 'This is a choice land and well suited for growing stuff for the Canning Factory. A. Q BO - BIER. Prop. (2) That 45 acres of land, being nor- therly part of Lot 10, Con. 1, Town- ship of Usborne, in the Village of Exe ter. On the property there is a stable and never failing supply of water and is well suited for grazing or growing puoposes. C. E. HACKNEY, Prop. (3)_ All that property lying between the Canning Factory and Evaporator in Exeter. (4) All that property lying east of Station between Station and Carling streets, (5) All that property lying between Wellington and ictoria streets. In parcels le 1 and 5 there are some choice building sites and will be sold in lots to suit purchaser. This proper- ty belongs to the Carling estate and must be :old to wind up the estate. Intending purchasers may call at Dickson & -Carling's office for maps and descriptions of property. (6) Lot 35. Con. e, •Usborne, 100 acres. On the property there are 5 here, of good hardwood bush; stone dwelling; Marge up to date poultry house, three barns and other build- ings. Land well underdrained ; new wire fences and never failing ?supply - of water; well situated, being one mile from lfensall and four milds from Exeter. This is choice farming land and is mostly seeded to ,grass. Easy terms of payment. W. E. 410G- GARTH, Iiensall., Prop. Arty or all of these properties may be purchased privately on or before the 16th day of October. 1f not sold privately before that date, they will b: sold by public auction, without re- serve at t;► . Metropolitan Hotel, Exe- ter. on Saturday. October 30th, nt one o'clock sharp. all the above named properties. For terms and particulars, apply to the proprietors, or '!'hos. Cameron, Auctioneer. lar Lubar. Clearing Auction Sale —of— Stock and Ilrplements Slr. Thomas Cameron has been in- structed to sell by public auction on Wednesday. October 13th, on London Road, South, a short distance above Devote nt twelve o'clock sharp, the following. Horses -1 general purpose horse, 9 y.,is, old; 1 general purpose horse, le ins old; 1 general purpose mare 3,.rs old:,1 srnare in foal to Iland- ford oud liaskervillc's horse; one a ieker, sired by Non -Parol.. k':ittle-5-year old cow due to calve in may; 5 year old cow, duo 4o ealwe in February ; 2 spring calves 3 -year old 'steers.; ,a 2 -year old heifers; 1 cow due ,to calve at time of ea le. iPo:altry— ;t aged geese; 9 young geese ; 50 hens and chickens. Irnplens iits— •blass. y Harris binder Blass, y Harris mower: 12 -ft Mc- Corntick hay rake ; Massey Harris aced drill, nearly new ; McCormick cultivator; gang plow ; walking plow disk ; set of diamond harrows, new ; tt•agon; pair bob -sleighs ; root pulper tannins mill; hay rack ; gravel box wagon box. hay fork. ropes; Swo top boggle,: 1oo cutters; t2 sets of dingle light htrness; 2 sets of double hinn se: 11 or 15 tons of h,y; forks ;shovels. chains. ncckyoke . whiffle - trees: 1 emery grindstone, 1 Favor - it.• churn, No. 1 ; l box Move ; luan- tity of first c . -s m:uigolds. Straw and mare:olds cash; straw to b., eel on premises. I'. rens—All sums of $ and under. ci.h: ever that amo,ii,t 1'2 monthi credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes or n discount of L 4 per cent for cash allowed on credit amounts. MILTON 1SiSSETT T. CAMEL ON Prop. Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FARM STOCK AND IMP LE MENTS—Mr. Thos. Cameron has been instructed to sell by public auction on Lot 17, N, T, R. USBOHNE on TUES- DAY, the 12th of OCTOBER at one o'clock sharp, the following articles, viz:—Horses-1 brood mare, draught; 1 good marc, draught; 1 general pur- pose male; I choice yearling filly Mt.: 1 choice sucker filly draught. Cattle - 1 pure bred Durham cow, 1 cow due at time of sale, I newly calved cow, 2 cows due in March, 3 choice heifers, 2 years old' fat, 3 steers two years old. 4 steers one year old, 4 heifers 1 year old, 3 calves Hoge.— 1 brood sow with litter at foot, 1 brood sow due in now. A number of fowl. Implements, 1 lumber wagon with high and loss wheels, 1 pair bobsleighs, nearly new. 1 6.ft. binder, 1 5 -ft. mower, 1 seed drill, new, 1 spring tooth cultivator. new, disk, new, 1 riding plow, new. 1 single walking plow, 1 largo 2 -furrow plow, 1 riding plow. been used, 1 set harrows, land roller. scuffler, turnip seeder, frnning twill, cutting box, over head horse power, all complete, set of platform scales with attachment for weighing stock, root pulper, hay rack stock rack, wagon box, new. 1 gravel box, set wagon springs, set of sling ropes, get double harness, set of single harness. creast separator, nearly new, incubator, new, washing machine, 1 Daisy churn, whifiletrees, neckyokes, shovels, forks, hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. A lot of first class hay; 3 acres of choice man - olds and turnips, some tile. Terms, $0 and under cash; over that amount 12 months credit on furbishing ap- proved foint notes or a discount of 5 per cen off for cash on credit amounts No reserve as the proprietor bas sold his farm. JOHN TUCKER, Prop., T. CAMERON, Auct. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK Mr. Joseph White has received instructions to sell by public auction on Lot 10, Con. 10, Usburne, on Thurs. flay, October 11. commencing at one o'clock sharp, the following:— Horser—General purpose horse five years old. heavy draught mare, 5 yrs. old; one mare t) years old in foal; one mare rising four yrs. cid; one filly ris- ing two years. one sucking colt. Cattle—Two wo cows supposed to oto calf; 2 farrow cows; onepair b steers 2 years old; three yearling heifers; four yearling steers; four calves. Hoge—One sow; 7 pigs. A number of hens. TERMS OF SALE All sums of $3.011 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes or a discount of 4 per cent. for cash on credit amounts. Estate of late Geo. Godbolt, fibre. Eliza Caldwell. Adntinistratrix; Jos. White, Auctioneer. Kirkton Fair Continued from Page Five 1,\iPLlsltENTS Single top buggy. V. Babb & Son 1-2; Sinsle open buggy. rubber tire\, W. Babb & Son; Portland cutter, \V. Babb & Son : Single piano box cutter, W. Barr & Son: Iron beam plows. O'Brien Bros.; Straw c'rtter, O'Brien biros.; Gan, Cow. O'Ilrien Tiros.: Turnip cutter. 0-11rien iiros.; gouf- flcr, O'Brien Bros. GRAIN AND SEEDS 2 bushels fall wheat. W. Sparlins. M. Brethour; 2 bushels fall wheat, red, G. Andrew's. M. Jirethour; 2 bushels 6 -rowed barley, M. lircthn'•. J. Ilyde;2 bushels lar;e oat!. llrethonr. .1. Ilyde: ;2 bushels t ..r mon oats. M. llrethour; 2 bushc• b'ack oats, M. flrethoar; 2 bushels large pens. M. Brethour; 2 bushels small peas, M. lrethour; Half bush. Timothy seed. M. Bre,thour; Gallon white beans. W. Shier, S. Doupe ; 12 ears corn. M. )lrelhour. A. Shier; •ie ears sweet corn. F. P. Johnston. A. Shier: 10 stalks of rustler:, corn and ears. G. Bentley, Watson ilros.; Col. rrairra and '' ••d in half-pint bottles. M. llrethour. Doupe. \" IS; ETA 111,ES ibauty of Hebron. J. Ifyd • ; ins variety. F. .1 inicison, G. Bentley ; Emigrant A, W. 11rowti. A. Shier ; Collection. G. Bentley; 3 varieties not named on list. G. Bentley; Swed- ish turnips. A. 11. !loupe. ,Mrs. W. Atkinson; field carrots. F. P. John- ston. M. llrethour; 'garden carrots. T. ;Roodhouse. 5. .Doupe; manz.: Wurzel. tons j- -d, A. iL I)oup,. it it - cirri. Urns.: man ;el wurz'I.t- medRatea. Ratcliffe Itros.. 11. E. Sweit- ler;rfn;ar mange]. Hatcliffe Bros.. It. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR Does not Color the Mair Hair falling not Tro•r;.icd with dandruff? Want more hairr? An elegant dreseing? Ingredients' Sulphur. Glycerin. Qu;n;n. Co.fi,.n Ch1oNd. Cep,;cu,w. Sae. Akohcl. Nat:r. i rrfume. We bdiehc doelors endorse this formula, or w•c would not put it up. Ail'€R'S HAIR VIGOR Dols not Color the tla�Ur d ,'. arra (k.rfTAM, 1.r.w*iI. Mw. .! La11t.i>•OP. Doupe; b'ood beets. long, 31. llreth- our; turnip beet, W. Mack, J. Urlu- bart ; cabbage, white, J. 1'rluhart, W. Jamieson; cabbage, red, W.Jam- ieson ; winnin;stead cabbage, W. Jam- ieson ; .1. A. Kirkby ; .tomatoes, M. Brethour: cauliflower, N. Fletcher, W. Jamieson ; celery, Ratcliffe Bros., W. Jamieson; +Citron. Ion;, 1'. •ilaut- ilton, M. llrethonr; Citron, round. J. Selves. W. Spirting ; l'umpkin, Wat- son .true. A. 11. laou{,,; Vaterm •bort, F. Ilamilton. M. Brethour: blusk- melon, Al. Jirethour. G. II. Hazel- wood; .parsnips, T. Roadhouse ; Mani- tnoth sluash, W. Wood: Table Brown. .'.1,ry McClellan ; onions, white or yellow. J. ltobinson : Collection vegetables, J. A. Kirkby Sunflower, F. P. Johnston. W. Sport- ing; Cucumbers, (T. Roadhouse, W. Jamieson. A. Burns, judse. HORTICULTURE Ontario, Ratcliffe Bros.; Wolfe River. N. Fletcher: Northern Spy, F. Hamilton, J. Creighton; Blen- heim Pippins, Ratcliffe tiros.. J. Rob- inson; Fallow Water, Ratcliffe Bros., F. Hamilton; Tatman Sweet, F. Ilam- ilton, 11. E. Sweitzer Baldwins, ,1V. Wood, 1'. Hamilton; Snows, J. Kirk, A. 11..Doupe ; 11. Island Greenin;t,, J. Robinson, Ratcliffe Bros.; Xing of Tompkins. J. Robinson, 8. Doupe: Maiden's Blush, S. Doupe, J. Ilyde ; Mann, D. Ito;er, 'W. Sinclair; Alex- anders, J. Urluhart, J. Kirk; Golden Russets, W. Wood, J. Sells; Ben Davis, F. Ilamilton, D. Roser: Rib - son Pippins, W- 'Sporting. A. 11. Doupe ; 'Colverts, F. Ilamilton, R. Doupe; Sweet ,Pear, W. Sporting, A. Arskey ; 'Duchess of Oldenburg, ,Miss K. Doupe; 'Cayu;a died Streak or 20oz., Ratcliffe Bros., M. (Brethour Collection Apples, F. Ilamilton, Daw- son Bros.: Crab Apples, red, S. Doupe, J. Robinson; Plums, 'W. Brown. fT. Roadhouse; fall pears, Mrs. E. Ilan - ham, F. Ilamilton; jsinter pears, J. ltobinson, A. ltobinson : peaches, J. McCollough• 1', Ilamilton : grapes, white, Dr. Campbell, Miss )K. Doupe; grapes, blue, Miss E. llanhatn. Spec- ials St. Lawrence, J. Creighton; Tall Pippin, Ira Marshall. DAIRY! PRODUCTS 25 lbs. butter, R. Berry, R. N. Shier: , lbs. butter, Mrs. W., Yule. J. A. Robinson, R. Merry; Apricots, It. Merry, II. Berry. FLOWERS 'Collection house plants, N. Fletcher, J. Robinson;geraniums, N. Fletcher, J Robinson;a chin. n • fuchi i. J.Robinsonsoob ; Cacti, Miss E. Shier, J. Robinson: Collection of rare plants. A. Duffield, J. Robinson; Collection of cut flow- ers, N. Fletcher; jIon suet of cut flowers, N. Fletcher, A. Duffield; Foliage ;plants, N. !'!etcher, J. Rob- inson; Col. leaves of trees and shrubs, A. Duffield, J. 'Creighton ; Col. of wild flowers and plants. A. Duffield ; Limerick, Miss M. Jameson: Fire Screen, \V. Jamieson. LADIES WORK Counterpane, crochetted, Miss E. A. Shier. J. Robinson; 'Counterpane, knitted. Miss M. Jamieson, J. Rob- inson; Patchwork quilt, M. Urethra's. W. Sinclair; Ladies' underclothing, it. N. 'Creech. J. Robinson; Applisue work. Mrs. Wickwire, Miss blcNeisht Roman embroidery, M. Brethour~ Mrs. Wickwire; Battenburz lane, Miss McNeight, 'Mrs. Wickwire; dippers, knitted or crochetted, Mrs. Wick- wire, 'Miss 'JleNeight ; Sofa pillow, Mrs. Wickwire, J. Creighton ; Child's dress. Mrs. Wickwire: Hag carpet. W. Sinclair, 3. Robinson ; Tea cosy, i.<..:. N i h.. Mrs Wickwire; Tab's cent repirce and 1 ray cloth. b:\Trs. A. Brethour, R. N. Creech: Dinner Mats, Miss E. A. Shier, 'Miss M. Brook: Piano scarf, M. ltrcthoc.r, Miss Mc- Neight : Pillow shams, Miss M. Jam- ieson, Miss 'AlcNei.;ht ; Afghan woo', bliss McNeight, Mr.. E. Ilanham; Afghan cotton, J. Robinson, Mary McCallum : 'Af.haii patchwork, 11. N. Creech, 'Miss E. Ilanham ; Drawn work. Miss .\i. Ilrook. R. N. Creech; Knitted :ace in cotton. bliss Mc.. Nei„b:. Mi.s AlcCailuul; Col. of la- dies' work, Miss ,McNei;ht. Miss Me. Callum; fol. of novelties, Mrs. Wick- wire, 1(. N. Cre. ch ; Iit•ad work. Miss Alc\ei�ht, 11rs. \Vickuire ; stag mai. J. Robinson, Al. Bret hour ; Hand- made .;roves, Miss 'McNeight. Mi,s K. Uoupz; P.ain woollen stockin.;-, Miss M. Jamieson, 'Miss McNeight ; Plain wou:len socks. J. Robinson, Miss bi Nei ;ht ; Woollen mitts. bliss M. Brook, ..\1rs. E. 1laa.h•.ln ; in; on stockings, bliss M,Neigh • Mr- \Vickw•ire ; \lending 1 ., Al.ary McCallum. t1 ,.i 1 IablePreparationforAs- titig tbtfood andRe uta- 1he8tulsacbs andDowe s of 1\1 \” i', l ntinut.N • Pr ont)olleds'Digestt no' ,Clteerful- C�SS 1�[liest.Ontains neither orphine nor Mineral. OT NAHC0TiC. BrSANZ2ZifirliElt s,(anrnpir ;tSad- Ara = ;w: Apafect Remedy for Constipa- tloict. hour Stomach,Diarrttoea. Worms ,Convuts ions,Feveri sh- ,i ss and LOSS OF SLEEP. TacSimile Signature of NEW YORK. :1t (.) month., old 3j Do4,1-%-35C1.NIti CXACT COPY OF WRAPPCB. CASTOR1A For Infants and Children.. The Kind You Have - Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use The Molsons Bank Incorporated 1855 CAP TAL (paid up) .... .... RESERVE FUND •••• •••• •••• $3 500.000.00 $3.500,000.00 Hae •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. Dickson &Carling. Solicitors. N. D. H U RDON, Manager 1•N•••••••HNN/N1•NN1e111'NNNN111111NN'•N41 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE ILIAD OPPICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1807 s4 If WA LER, President -up Capital, $10,000, L'DIR LARD, •w Manager I Reserve Fund, - 6,000 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES 1 1 1 II1 The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank etre a most convert -, way in which to carry money when travelling. TheyLare Issued In denominations $10, tars, $50, $loo and $200 For 0grciszact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, F y, Great Britain, Rolland, Italy. Norway, Russia, Swe zerjand isstated on the face of each cheque, while in other c136, • . s ae7 a ayable a current raterThirty Ye {l r �'" and all Information regarding them may be obtained at event epee or tie gaek. Exeter Branch—G.W Harrison, Manager Branch also at Crediton. CASTORIA DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8, ?HZ aaRTAYa.OMPANY. 1.-W roan am. D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of i R. C. D. 13:, of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. ! Ovncx:—Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former dental parlors ti. Table Doylies, R. N. Creech, Miss M. Jamieson; Toilet mats, Mrs. Wick. wire. Mary 'McCallum; Crochet in wool, -Miss 'McNeight, R. N. Creech Pincushion, Mrs. Wickwire. `Miss Mc- Nei;hl ; Machine sewing 3 articles Mrs. B. Hanham: Plain sewing, 3 articles, Mrs. E. lfanharn, Miss M. Ilrook; Buttonholes on 4 materials, Miss 'M. Ilrook, Miss M. Jamieson; fancy handkerchiefs. Mrs. \Vickwira, R. N. Creech; Handkerchief case, M. Brethour. ,Mrs. \Vickwire ; Netting, Mary McCallum, bliss McNei;ht Lady's cotton shirt waist, handmade,) Miss Al, Ilrook, Mrs. Wickwire; Darn. in; on net, Mrs. Ilanham, Miss Mc -I Height ; Working shirt, band made, J. Robinson, 31. Brethour; Embroi- dery on silk, Miss 31. Jamieson, Miss McNeight : Embroidery in Linen, rbfrs. !Lanham, Miss McNeight : Embroidery in bolting cloth, bliss 'McNeight, R. N. 'Creech: Point Lace, bliss Mc- Neight, It. N. Creech: Eyelet Embroi- dery. ;Mrs. Ilanham, 'Miss McNeight: Ideal Iloniton Lace, Miss 3A1. Jambs - Miss McNciaht ; Hardanger work, II. C a Mrs. r o II � ash. to• R'• r' enc ifto Ince. Mrs. Ilruiharn, Miss AleNei,ht; Jrish crochet. Miss bicNcisht; Ilammaek and head work. Jno. Iielland. Mrs. A. Hastings bliss K. [Meting - ton, judges. FINE ARTS Col. stuffed birds and animals, Wm. Brown, N. Fletcher; Crayon or pastel soy ;subject, Mrs. Wickwire, F. Jam- Co!. am- 'u'. of pholo;haphs, Jos. Sen- ; Ph,:o.rraph. Jos. Senior, Pen- es de. ,.ins. >Ir . A. Iirethoar, F. .1rni:-na; Punting on glass. Mr?. Itev. Sne:1, 'l, . Wickwire; fainting fi,ture, Mrs. Rev. Snell. Mrs, \\ ick wire; 1'.tintins in oil, lands- •. ;roil. Cower, Mrs. Rev. Snelle I)r. Jos.; Paintin,, on china, Mrs. Rev. Snell. Airs. A. Itrcthour; Pen and in!: sketch. Sarni. loupe. N. 1"c•rlr •r ; Pyrography—burnt wood. . Wickwire; Water color. lands- , Sirs. \V. Atkinson. Mrs. !Vick. MANUFACTURES Cu!!. pickles. W. Jamieson, J. ltob- HlanGraOe rianos fire 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 hest 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. MdrUn & wire, J. Creighton ; plums, A. Rob- inson. J. Crci;hton; currants, J. Robinson. 11. Cra;o; pears, J. ltob- inson, M. Jirethour; cherries, 11. Craze. J. Robinson; gooseberries, J, Robinson: raspberries, Jas. Robinson, Jennie Robinson ; strawberries, .1. Robinson, A. Robinson; tomatoes, J. Urluhart, G. H. Hazelwood; Col. postage stamps, boy or girl 12 yrs.', A. Duffield, E. W. Berry: fainelo net carriage harness, F. W. Taylor; Double set team harness. F. W. Tay- lor ; home-made bread, 51. Brethour, J. Creighton: honey in section, Jos. Kirk; honey extracted, Geo. Bentley, Jos. Kirk : Jelly. J. Urluhart, F. Anderson: Maple sugar, R. Doupe, Mis; K. Doupe; Maple syrup. Miss K. Doilies 3. A. Kirkby ; Case cakes, It. Hoskin. W. G. Medd, E. N. Shier, - ,Geo. inu'n; Canned peach's. Mrs. !Vick- Ilookway, judges. t .. ,... r"ou Realise the Danger of a OISONED FINGLR;; DEATH OFTEN LURKS IN A CUT. % 'YOU see this danger illustrated in the case of Mr. W. C. Edwards, a well-known Friendly Society leader, of Peter Street, Toronto. He cut one of his fingers with a piece of glass, and instead of applying Zam-Buk to prevent blood poison and to heal it, he neglected the cut, and blood poison followed. He says : " The blood - poison from the finger spread up my hand and arm and caused 4 _me terrible agony. Atter two months' treatment the doctor said there was no cure, and amputation would have to take place if 1 intended to save my arm. I left that doctor and consulted another. After a few weeks' treatment, he also told me that operation would be necessary. He said the bone had become z s:;a,led and the finger would have to be opened so that the bone could be scraped. I went away to consider when 1 would have the operation performed and taet a friend who advised me to try Zam-Buk. "That night 1 bathed the wound and put, on some Zam-Buk. 1 got, a little sleep for the first time for many nights. In the morning the wound began to bleed instead of the foul dis- chargin3 es in the past. This was a healthy sign so 1 went on with the Zam-Buk. Well, to cut, a long story short, in a few days 1 put away the sling, and M a few weeks the finger was healei completely. To -day that, finger is as sound es a bell and 1 owe it, to Zam-Buk. 1 spent, over .c20 in doctors fees and when 1 think how Zam-Buk et. s.ieh a trifling cost saved me from amputation 1 em very grateful for the balm 1 can tell you." 1� •.t ;e. 7 i WHAT ZAM•BUK CURES. Zam-lluk cures cuts, burn., sprains, festering sores, ulcera scalds, bloat -poisoning, eczema. hal lee. diseased ankles, running sores, ringworm, colds -racks, clapped hands, e)iilhlatns, and all other !kin disease and injuries. All i)niggists and stores sell et fOe. box, 3 for 81'25 'or post free from %arn-lluk Co, Toronto, for price. Rfua(1 anything offered "just as geed." DR. A, 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. S„ Graduate Victoria Un rerelty. oMoe and reeldenenoe. Dominioo Laboratory, Exeter. Associate Coroner of Huron. HR. 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. fONEY TO LOAN We bare unlimited private funds for thyme "eel p0o far or vlllsge; ooperbr ab lowest r taberests o[ DICKSON & CARLING Bieber DICKSON & CARLING, Ohre Solicitors Notation. Coors racers Oommtaalomen, >#oHonors tor the l[oleos. Rant. sbo. Mosey to Loan at iowast ration of interest. OIJ'IC1 1—MAIN STREET. EZJQTIC& a. amnia a. a. 4 a. ottraao■ (alONEY TO LOAN. W have a large amount of private tunas fan on farm and village properties abhorrer* rrer* OLADMAN t BTANBURY Barristers Sollcitore, Main St.' Meter ERNEST ELLIOT Conveyancer Accounts Collected MONEY to loan at lowest rates. North west Lands for Salo. Office. Main Street. Exeter Tne Usborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanu Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont. President—J. L. RUSSELL. Vice-President—W. II. PA/38MO8B DIRECTORS. WM. Roy, BORNHOLM P. 0 WM. IIKOCK W1NcHKLBEA P, 0. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 01 ROBERT NORRiS, Staffs. AGENTS. JOHN MISERY. Exeter. agent for Usborne and Iiitfdulph. OLIVER HARIiis, Monras agent for Hibbert, Fullarton and Logan. J081ft'A JOHNS Secv.Treas. Farquhar. ''.I.ADMAN & RTANBI'RY. EhlieItor• NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY The Bell Telephone Company of Canada is about to issue a New Tele- phone Directory for the District of Western Ontario, including Exeter. Orders for new connections, changes of firms names, changes of Ntreet ad- dresses, or for duplicate entries, should be handed in at once to GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM HUNTERS EXCURSIONS Return Tickets at Single Fare Octo. ber 13th to Nov. 6th To points in Temagami, points Mat- tawa to Port Arthur and to a num- her of points reached by Norther° Navigation Co., also to certain points in Quebec, New Brunswick, Noy& Scotia and Maine. Oct. 21st to Nov. 6th To Muskoka Lakes, Penetang, Lake of Bays, Midland, Maganetawan er, Lakefteld, Madawaska to Parry Sound, Argyle to Cohoconk, Lindsay to Haliburton, Sharbot Ltke to Cala- bogie, via K & P Ity. Points trolls Severn to North I3ay inclusive; and certain points reached by Northern Navigation Co. Return limit on n all tickets Decent. her 4th, or until close of navigation, if earlier, to points reached by steamers. Secure tickets from Grand Trunk agents. Full iuforruation in m J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent. or write J. D. MCDONALD, UnIoa Depot. Toronto, Ont. "As ye Sew So shall you Reap We are constantly sewing on the best cloths money can buy We are reaping satisfied cus- tomers. ustomers. Natural, isn't it; When we sow our advertishment ID thenewspapt•rs, stating the price for a Suit, Coat, Trousers, or whatever the ad. might suggest, we include the best of everything in that suit.. The heat Cloth, the best Linings, the best Padding's, the best Thread etc„ as well as the best of our ability in Cut- ting, Fitting and Making, shouldn't we reap our reward? This a(1. is sowed to reap you as one of our customers. \Vhen you need A Suit. Coat, Trousers or Fancy Vest et this ad. lend you to our shop where we can prove to you that we live up to urn word, If — J. H. Holtzm a nn C11'EI)ITON, SEALED SEI'ERATH TENIMS ride dressed to tl,s F'o'ttnastrr General, will be received nt Ottawa until noon. on friday. the 19111 Novemb •r, 1909 for the conveyatie. of His ,Majesty'g Mas. on aroed ('ontra four y. ars sixpapnosd six limos respcleforct- ively per wrek each way. between' Exeter end Kirkton. Kirkton and St. Mary's. from fhPostmaster on- eral's plcasnr... Printer) nolle• v coratrafuin; furtheGr information as 10 conditions ofpro- posed Contract m .y be e'en and blank ,orms of Tender may b.• obtained at ih.• Post (Mks of i•:sef,•r. Kirktonrr St. Mary's and route officer and at the Office of the Pott Office Inap:c• for et London. A. MARCNAND ► G. c. 'Ni)f$ i erpr?N, i rinfend nt. 1 Post Offiee 'Seriatim ,nt. Main Ser. I.ocal Manager. vire Branch, Ottawa, lth October, 1909.