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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-12-16, Page 4Ism C (II .IIu11111!JI:III:1111 I11111111ii1K1iOI11131i.11 11'.III'Ihlsiltit1111!!1IrII1It Parlor Suit Parlor Tables Easy Chair Odd Chairs Music Cabinet Couches Sideboards Hall Racks Buffets Kitchen Cabinets Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices. Bed Room Suits Bed Couches Mattresses Springs, Brass and Iron Beds Newest styles and all at popular prices RO W E & ATKINSON The Fading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors. e r�-. 111f111I�I''- 11 -3 �f.''1 `Ilwa::l li. ` diff! A.HE EXETER TIMES, DEC. 16th 1909. ARTISTIC is to a rat d ilea covers a wide range of ,..1:1) j, c; \Ve are going to forget the oth •r.., and cleire your attention as tet tell about ARTISTIC TAILORING AT REASONABLE PRICES HERE We verify !hi; by our stock of well JAMES BEVERL P1! selected piece good,, as ,well as by old -tints patrons. Ty Us If You Like Atistic Garments \\'e •tt ill surely please you. Our Stock is the Favorite of Christmas Shoppers TALK AS YOU LiKE there is nothing can take the place of Furniture in the esteem of gift givers. Nothing else is tee serviceable -nothing else reminds one of the giver every day in the year as Furniture does. For reason of newness and variety and alround goodness we ask you to du your cheesir.g from this stock of ours. You can't buy under our prices for our goods. In all respects this t tore stands ready to offer you furniture certainties. Christmas t:hoppers are requested to make it a point to at least see how well we are prepared to make their shopping satisfactory. To -day isn't a bit too soon to get interested. W. W. TAMAN Mei chant Tailor. EXETER - ONTARIO, Leading Undertaker and Embalmer Locals Miss Psoric Anderson is visiting at Harrisburg for a few weeks. IIerbcrt Walter this week moved .as..into the house on Huron street for- merly occupied by Mrs. Southcott. Hon. Sidney Fisher announced in the house of Commons Monday that the dcecnnial census of Canada will not be taken until 1911. Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Follick, ,who have been visiting here for several r' ear//sir, weeks, returned yesterday for their home at Grand Forks, R. C. ' '"��' '� ! Mr. and Mrs. J McMahon, of Hay, have moved to Sea[ortb where they intend residing for the winter, to al- low their son to attend school. The Misses Annie and Lizzie Goss - Irian, Tillie and Mac Vincent and Bertha Guenther, of Dashwood, who spent several weeks here returned to their homes on Tuesday evening. It is usually supposed to be holly At a recent meeting of the exe- cutive committee of the West Huron Teachers' Association it was decided to hold the next meeting at Goderich on May 20th and 21st next. The action brought by Absolom Mer- ner, of Alliston against Senator Itatz PUDDING BE jclaiming $1,400 for influence used in securing bis father"s resignation as without ite For the best results in senator and the appointment of Mr. all kinds of baking use only the STA It Rate as his successor, came up at :Der - brand. as it combines nutritive value lin last week. The case was dropped with quality and appearance. Merner admitting he bad no case. • -Manufactured by- Miss Olive Gould. daughter of Richard Gould. Carling street bad the misfortune to sustain a fracture of her ankle, Tuesday evening. She was crossing the street in front of her home, intending to go to the post - office, when she slipped and falling ___ftcausing the injury. The break is what is termed a Potts fracture. The firm of Hill & Co., of Mitchell, bridge contractors have brought an action against Wilbert - Martin. of Exeter for (300. damages for the loss of their horse which was killed at Crediton bridge last summer and for damage to wagon and harness. It will be remembered that the team of horses were standing on the road and becoming frightened at the approach of the auto jumped over the bank into the river. The trial is before a jury at Stratford this week. 1?. III Thompson. X. C. for plffs and J: G. Stanbury for deft. A meeting of the hockey enthusi- asts was held in Sandy .nawden's store last Friday evening. when it was decided to have two teams this year instead of one. a senior and a junior team. The following were the officers elected: -Hon. Pres. It E. 'landlord ; llon. Vice -Pres. G. \\t Harrison : Pres. Dr. McGillicuddy : Vice -fres. R. N. Creech ; Secy:- Treas. Bruce Anderson; Manager and Captain. Sandy Bawden; Committee. 1t. Southcott, T. Carling, II. .Elliott 1 and alert slivers. Monday. \Vednes- + day and Friday evenings were ar- ranged for the practice nights. Old Case Ended. -We notice by .the reports of the Assizes recently held at Goderich that a case whose origin dates back some 23 years and in which some respected residents of Hensel! are interested has at last been tried and decided. It.seems that Mrs. Hugh McMartin. f Hcnsall. who rat � j the time referred to lived at Brusselsw• - -- �� got word of a small fortune having been Zeit to her in Scotland but it was not payable until the death of the widow of the testator. Mrs. McMar- tin however was induced by one Sin- clair. a solicitor of I3russels to assign one-half her legacy to bim in con- sideration of his looking after the matter. Neither party knew at that Emil) Schroeder. (iort•e .\V,egand. lime what her share was worth but Flora I:lienfe:cit. Edwin Hartman. it newturn:+ out to be of consider- Flora Truci+ncr. Theo.'ore Miller. Ida able size. Two years ago she con- Measner. 11. CharlieBarthian.Verasuttee a lawyer here and action was W'legend. Lillie lirodcrich, I:mnln commenced ngain't Sinclair. Justice Messner. Ethel IKlienfe!dt. Norman McGee who hoard the case entered (I Iicnfel.lt. .Inness 11"iunproy. 1't, II. judgment for the plaintiff's ordering Nora Miller. iienh'a \Vieentel. Cara Sinclair to re -assign the legacy to 'Kuntz. henry Recker, Christina Beck. Mrs. 111^Martin. .1. G. Stanbury ap- er. Herbert Messner. 1't. 1. ,Tillie reared for the plaintiffs and W. Messner. Ilea art! Trncnurer, Erni0 Miller. Edward Messner. \Vi1:ie Ziler. Agnes Hartman. \ a lent ice Hecker. C. Milligan. teacher. .. XMAS FLOUR and mistletoe. but when you think of the Xmas dinner 1 guess it is the other kind. that the miller grinds. that you consider. WHERE WOOD THE PLUM - HARVEY BROS. Wheat and Oats wanted. Flog :1N1) Feod All Good Kinds of Flour and Feed kept on hand l;r.;ll and Shorts Sults by the Ton. 11'hcat taken in exchange for Fleur anti Oats taken in exchange for Oatmeal. W. Etivers EXETER, -- O\ PARI( 8. 11. No. 8 H A Y Iterort of H. S. No. 8 Ilay for the month of November. Names in order of merit. Ti suelda Truetnncr, (Wee Trne,nurr, itheaihold Miller. Lae:la 1Kunt r. tsueie I: Cenfeldt. 11011 Over- holt. T.:tlie eles.ncr• 111. Tillie IKnnt7. A ,treat offer to new subscribers The Times and F.nni'y herald and %reek:y Star from now till Jen 1010 fer''1:'I'N 11- I'IV I. CENTS. This of- fer is good to I•c.in1' in (Mir -all on:y. Oranges from 10c. to 60c. a dozen at Wilson Bros. The wife of Mr. Eli. Cosh, of Gan- artoque, and a former resident of Exeter, died at that place on Monday of last week. The Lumley school concert and box social will be held Friday evening De- cember 17th, when an excellent pro- gram will be given. Mixed candies and nuts of all kinds at W. J. Statham"s ,The regular meeting of the South Huron Farmers" Institute will be held in 'Brucefield on Monday Jan. 10th and in Town Hall, Exeter on Tuesday, Jan. llth. The Times this year is presenting to paid up subscribers a handsome calendar, entitled "A Rift in the Clouds." It is the prettiest we have yet gotten out and is worthy .01 framing. Teams representing Usborne and Stephen will clash on the bowling alleys Thursday night for the cham- pionship of South Iruron. three games, total pins to count. The Usborne line-ui; will be composed of stalwart bowlers like Fred Elterington, Tom Ilt•1l. Bob. Sellery. Jack Snell and Ed. \Vestcott, while the following gentle- men will represent the western town- ship. Henry John Kestle, Il3illy Tay- lor. Jack Ford, Frank Trcibner, jr. and another one to be selected. As the foul line is to he respected the same as in any regulation profession- al genic, there promises to be lots of fun, and incidentally come good bowling. 8. S. No. I USBORNE Following is the report of the ex- aminations held at S. S. No: I. Us - borne for the month of November. Names in order of merit. V. George Blatchford, John Strang. Gordon Oke, Cecil Down. IV. Tena Dougall, ltos- ena Down, Earl Bell, James Douga:l, Roy White. 111. Sr. Elva Irarvey,Il.. Down. Olive Bowcliffe, Wilfrid Dou- gall, Willie Strang. Ili. Jr. Flossie Neil, Cecil Harris. Ross Dick, Gladys Moir, Harvey Neil. 11. Sr. Maggie Strang. John Dougall, Frank Jarrott, Elgin Rowcli'ffc. 11. Jr. Mira Dew. Vera ]tell, Katy Sanders. Pt. 11. Alice Dick. Clifford Moir, Ile Mit- chell. May Neil. Lorne Ol:e. I't. J. Clara Neil. Rosie Moir, Malcoltn Dou- gall. Iris Moir. .1. A. I;: itatnell, teacher. Dashwood Rev. L. K. Eidt occupied the pul- pit in the Evangelical church on the l-ltlt concession on Sunday afternoon. and in Zurich on Sunday evening. Rev. A. D. Gishler's family being ill with scarlet fever. Rev. Tie.bo:d. o[ Wallace. took ltev. Eidt's charge at. Dashwood. Mr. 0. W. Graybeil returned to his home here on Monday. Mr. W. S. Sielert spent Sunday with his mother in Berlin. Mrs. C, Miller is spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. ltavelle.at Grand Bend. Miss Dunn returned to her l:a:; ' on Wednesday, Mr. J. IKellermann returned to his home here on Friday. Mrs. L. E. Eidt, who has been vis- iting her father rat Lisbon. returned home on Friday last. IIOUSi': AND LOT FOR SALE•:- Be- ing part of lot, 5 and 6, on south aide of North Street, and frame house, containing six rooms. Lot 501[13, well fenced and only a few rods from Main Street. Cellar un• der whole house. with parlor. din- ing room. kitchen and wash room. three bed rooms and two clothes' closets upstairs. This is a veryde- sirable property. the house having only been built two years. Reason for selling proprietor is going west For terms and further particulars enquire of the proprietor on the premises. A. E. Pym, or to B. 8, Phillips. Auctioneer, Exeter. Proudfoot b. C. for the defendants AUCTION SALE. -Auction Sale of 25 cattle rind 4 horses at the seirds in S tibipka rat one o'clock p. m.'rhurs. Cut Price Sale of all day. Dec. 23rd. 1909. Ii, I3ossenbe•rry, Auctioneer. J. I). Jackson. i'ro- i-aincy (mods at ,1'rictor. Come Thn Dllni 'IMPORTANT NOTICE r1 having resew(' business in the vI' old stand north f e Metropolitan M I t o th Bete'. 1 will be p:eased to have nil my old customers call. ns we'l as hundreds of others who have not yet paid me a visit. if skillful workman- ship and courteous treatment are cri- terions to go by. 1 hope to merit n share of the public patron:ere. I have also excellent .facili!ies for cleaning. pressing and r iwiri,l ; clothes on the shortest notice 1 :"'Cls petsanrren-..: ,.►cr <, . .._. .aa-arrr_amw tizn-_ Ayer's I -lair Vugor ingrcdienis : Sulphur. Glycerin. Qu'nfn. ' mtr,n Chtneld. Capsicum. ease. Akchol. v. etc.-. i'crfume- Anything injurious here? Anything of merit here? Will it stop falling hair? Will it destroy dandruff? Ask your doctor. Ask yo'wr doctor. Ask your doctor. Ask your (betor. D.s not Color theriel.gr .). 1. ALTA e'.m 1p.sr. f.,.-, •t, ?s.... ase. • 7: . r At_s i{i.it!-._.....111i... IING! ...� . ONONNONNINNOINNIONNOSNONININNSINSNMINNONNOMMIIIMISSO You Take No Chances When You Det Your Fall and Winter Suits from an old established and reliable house ike ours. Time -tried Reputation is what ensures you satisfaction. W. JOHN'S Merchant Tailor - Exeter, Ontario umelelleSSONSONNONNONNSIINONSONSININIONNOSSONONSelei ME 1 1 114 11 1 1 s`1<i;iliil1 IM11111110M =ZUMEMI FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING VILLAGE OF EXETER NOMINATION AND ELECTION Publio notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of the Village of Exeter will be held in the Town Hall, Exeter, on MONDAY, DECEMBER, 27th, 1909 At the hour ot 12 o'clock, noon. For the purpose of making and receiving nominations for Reeve, Councillors and Public School Trus- tees. The Municipal Council of the Vil- lage notice is hereby given that in the event of more candidates be- sage o[ Exeter hereby rnacta as Pol- ing proposed for any particular of- lows: Tice than required to be elected, the That the sale by ,retail of spirit - proceedings will be adjourned until nous, fermented, or other manufac- tured liquors is and shall be prohib- ited in every tavern, inn or other house or place of public entertainment in the said municipality, and the sale thereof, except by wholesale, is and shall be prohibited in every shop or place other than a house of public) entertainment in the said municipal- ity. 2. That the vote of the electors of the said Village of Exeter will be taken on this By-law by the deputy - returning officers hereinafter named on Monday, the Third day of January. One thousand nine hundred and ten. commencing at Nine o'clock in the morning and continuing until Five o'clock in the afternoon at the under- mentioned places: A BY=LAW To .prohibit the sale by Retail The Molsons Bank Incorporated 18.515 CAP TAL (paid up) RESERVE FUND $3 500.000.00 $9,600.000.00 )fes ;f16 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. Dlckson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OPFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1887 B. E. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,0 ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000, 141 I 1 1 Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and Englin COUNTRY BUSINESS Every facility afforded to farmers others for the transaction ot banking business. Sales notes will be cashed or taken for collectio BANKING BY MAIL Accounts many be opened by majl tit monies deposited or withdrawn in 122 way with equal facility. Exeter Branch-G.W Harrison, Manager Branch also at Crediton. 1.1 S. 1 No. 51 USJIORNE Sr. IV Honors, Rufus Kestle, Vera Moodie. Pass Emma Fisher. Fred Perkins, Elmer McFalls. Jr. - IV. Honors, Lila ,Moir. Pass, Gertic Johns. Jr. III. Honors, Maggie Moodie. Pass, Garnet McFalls, Clar- ence Johns. Sr. II. Honors, Thelma Forda.s, F, Hearold1H' ro Moirgtns.J, Orbyr. Kestle. I's II li uIgonors, Albert J3oulter. Pass, Gordon Per - Of S irituous, Fermented, kins, Charlie Prout. Pt. 1. Honors. DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8, D. D. 8., Dentist. Member et R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor Graduate •of Toronto University. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling', Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former dental parlors DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D D. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto University. Charlie Fisher, Mae Ford. Pass, or of er Manufactured Li- Amy Fisher. Number on roll 29, aver- Dental Surgeon quors in the Municipality age 244 , i . i . , Office over Gladman & Stanbury E. L. McPherson, teacher. Main street-Externs.of the Village of Exeter. Monday, January 3rd, A. D., 1909, when polls will be opened at 9 a. m., at the following places as fixed by Village By -Law, viz; Polling Sub -Division No. 1, at Sal- es I(andford's residence, Mails street. by Edward Treble, D. 11. 0., and Herbert Ford, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -Division No. 2 at Weekes Oros.' Marble Works, Main Street, by W. D. Weekes, D. R. 0., and James Weekes, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -Division No. 3, at Jno. Mitchell's Office Corner of Main and Wellington Streets by Richard G. Seldon. D. R. 0., and Alex. G." Dyer. Poll Clerk. Polling Sub -Division No. 4, at the Town Hall, by Joseph Davis, i). 11. 0., and R, N. Taylor, Poll Clerk. And all c!cbturs are hereby re - Polling Subdivision No. 1 at Silas quested to to take notice and govern Ilandford's residence Main Street by themselves accordingly. Edward Treble, Deputy Returning Of- ficer. SENIOR, ficer, and Herbert Ford, Poll Clerk. Returning Officer Exeter. December 13th. 1909. I'olling Subdivision No. 2 at Weekes' Tiros., Marble Shop, Main Street, by \Vm. D. Weekes, Deputy .Returning Officer and James Weekes, Po11 Clerk. Every farmer should know that the I'olling Subdivision No. 3 at Jno. Mitchell, office, corner of Main and Wellington Streets by Richard G. Seldon, Deputy Returning Officer, nod Alexander G. Dyer, Poll Clerk. Polling Subdivision No. 4 at . The Town Hall. Main Street by Joseph Davis, Depuly Returning Officer, and It. 'Nelson Taylor, I'oll Clerk. :3 That on Monday the twenty-seven- th day of December A. D. 1909 at the Clerk's office in the Town Hall in the Village of Exeter, at the hour of Two o'clock in the afternoon the Reeve shall appoint in writing. signed by - himself. ttvo persons to attend at the final summing up of the votes by the clerk. and one person to attend at each polling place on behalf of the per:.ons interested in and desirous of promoting the passing of this Ry -Law, and a like number on behalf of the persons interested in and desirous of O ,21 os:nu.he passing of this liy.Law. 4. That the Clerk of the said Muni- cipal Council of the Village of Exeter shall attend at his office in the Town Hall in the said Village of Exeter at the hour of Ten o'clock in the fore- noon on the Fourth day of January A. D. 11910. to sunt up the number of votes given for and against this By - • w. S. Th's Jt)• -Law shall come into fore^ an.l take effect as front the First day of May next after the final passing thereof. Council Chamber. :,t• !. December. 11 0!,. (1.. S.) Jog. Seri or. f'l••rk. THERE IS BUT ONE price offered by the dealers for cattle, Logs, ete., is a falr one. Trow can be know this if he does not take a farm business paper? What doctor er law- Ider or business man would be without s businet:s paper? There is but one farmers' business and market paper, that is The Weekly Sun. Start 1910 right by subscribing. t, r -Zee ,tINSLFiA) Buy a Piano For Christmas Srarely Mete is nothing better for Xmas than n pians'. It ie some- thing the whole family can enjoy Semethina that will last, a life lime and if Fought tight can he handed down for three generations. You do net take any chances nn any piano NOTICE. you get here. The standirg of this es- tat.lishment is it surety that you will Take notice that the above is a true get your money's worth tt good resin - copy of a proposed Ily-Law which has hle piano. copy • taken into consideration by the Then on the top of this yon have our Alnnicipal Council of the Village of nqnuvaranle ris4? .: 50 r. by ,Could you lake Exeter and whit h will be finally pass- ed by the said Council (in the event (:,',n here and pick one an inetru_ of the assent of the electors being oh- nunl dint p1":i-'von in appearmnce twined thereto. as provided by -The loud tone Yon will find our price's 1."gran, Licence Act". and antend- ►etronnhle anti the terrane of pea -talent rtrntA thereto) ails, one month from tan e,sily b• n,r:u„fe,l („ yam► ratio_ the first publication thereof in the faction and the institutioOilwill be ah• 1tiny Times news paper 111' date 01 solute y ,ilial le in every respect. • hich first publication was Therm - We are note displaving an unusual ray the Ninth day of December A. D. ('hri.lntav tat, el, the 1'1n"st lint' of 1'i- and that at the hour. dny and M. VINCENT. Prop places therein fixed for taking the nnm.tn the twir►.e' votes of the electors the polls will he Ir f.. Arr. 1, 10 $200. 111)Aheld. \'rat" Cir N t: . UJTIf OR , Org.tn. Iron, *ea nn y,. W 1:91' TMV: 1`;T1:1:: l A selretMurk of ChristronsStatinnery (L. F+.) Toa tr,er. ('l, rk. Nnw• ie In-• t m . to plan your nrip Mitran - bank w, nib] e+,Sleighs. Doll -cots ;n i:cl'for:I':,, 1'•1: aico I- o•id1 or the an.l al musical merchandise. P.ilpitntinn of the heart, ner- Satiny :'oti'1'. ('orioilt r :.r,• -t 0. T. - fii n tousners, trenl.i:nes, netvous head•' It. A(l'I t• rc.. I/. tg low told. Il rates, �s �arV�l, foil ,rhe, role) other •or fr p,in in the or add":+4 .t. 1). '�rCih,tntld. li;gtrct hick noel ot her forms of weakness • 1'n'' neer A,\ it`. To- vivo, Ont. I • sue relieved by Carter's Iran P111• i nwelw'Meotbs Peel to A REAL CATASTROPIIE ' t1T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0 Philip, aged four, is in the habit • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Ira of going across the street to a neigh- rersltr. ontoe and restdenence. D0=1111011 bor's house for milk. One day in De- cember he returned home with an Associate Coroner of Hurots. empty bucket and a grave face. "We can't get any more milk." he an- nounced in a tone weighty with the importance of his message. "The cow's dried up." And. ns we stared in surprise at him, be suddenly clinched the matter with an observa- tion, evidently of .his own -"They don't think that she'll thaw out till Spring." -The Delineator for .Janu- ary. t16rcs Good News The market prices for old junk are alive and so is The Old Reliable Firm M. Jackson & Son one door south of the Metropoli- tan. Just look at the following prices (no trade, and no truck) all cash. Rags 75 c, per hundred Iron from We to 75e. per hun. Old rubber boots & shoes 7c. lb. Copper and brass Sc. per Ib. Harse hair 30c. per Ib. Lead and zinc 2 1/2c. per Ib. Bring your goods here and get the worth of your money. A great variety of .IRON I PIPEalways on hand at a rea- sonable price, suitable for fence posts, bracing boulevarding. MJackson &sons -t :ii 4A sya0pSi3 01 the g0D0dIoo NOM WeSI HoltE$TEAD HMOULATIONe.3 Any person who is the sole head of a Tamil,/, or any male over 11 yearn old may hdmeatead a 'parte" seotoni of available Dominion land it Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Albert- The applicant must appear in persot at the Dominion Lands Agency o+ Sub-agenoy for the district. Entry be proxy may be had at the agenoy, or certain conditions, by father. mother ,on, daughter, brother, or sister of mending homesteader. Duties :-Six months residence upot awl cultivation of the land in eaot of three years. A homesteader ms) live within nine miles of his home- stead on a ,farm of at least 80 Rec., solely owned and oceup;ed by him of Itis father, mother, son, daughter brother or sister. In certain distriotl a bornestea.l'-t it rro.rl standing may pec-nmpt e gn.lt.tcr section alongside his home- stead. Price $3. per lore. Duties- 'Iust res:do Aix months ineaoh of set Trit R. Bright, hl. D., M.C. P. and •8., Honor Graduate Toronto Un. iyersity. Two years resident physician= Royal Arexandra Hospital, etc. Office and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand Andrew Street, Exeter. 4' HONEY TO LOAN a We have unlimited private funds for !raped en1 upon farm or village iroper$y of Lowest rAlues of inberese. DICKSON & CABLING DICKSON & CARLING, Barristers, Solicitors Notaries. (oays ,ls Commissioner'. Saw Solicitors tar the *o Bank. Eto. honer to Loan ab lowest rates of Iatlsrvek OFFICE t-MIAIN BTBEkT, x127112, a OARLIA D. A. t. o. SKEW riONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of prtvale fuels ciao on farm and village properties M lemma Interest. OLADMAN & BTANBUET Barristers Solicitors. )►) sin 11. sheriff ERNEST ELLIOT Conveyancer Accounts Collected mONSY to loan et lowest rates. North West Lander for Sale. Office. Main Street. Exeter Inc Usborne and Ribbon Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanu Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. President -J. L. RUSSELL. Vice -President -W. 11. PA88iijORQ DIRECTORS, WN. ROY, BonNijoLY P. Wm. Bnocic WINCIlr.L8RA P. O. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0 ROBERT NORI{IS, Staffs. AGENTS. JOHN EMERY. Exeter, agent Usborne and Iliildulph. OLiVEdt HARRIS, Munro. a for Hibbert, Full trton and Loges. JOSIit'A JOHNS 8ecv.Treas. Farquh OLADMAN & STANBITRY. 9:,lioltsrlf Christmas an ew Year Excursions. Between all etntions in Canada, a to Detroit, Poi Huron, ,Mich, fate, Black hock, Niag:,ta Fal;s t3uepeesion Bridge, N. Y. AT SINGLE FA it year, from date of trnneetead eat r ► i (food going thee:ace 21t11 at d ' fine:uding the tuna rcrynired to tart . Ludt, teturuing until 1)-c.Ville 1 homestead patent) and co 'tivte. Alio good going Dec. :31x, 111111 an fifty acres extra. Jan. 1st. 1910, Returning ut.ttl Jan, A home.tea ler w ho tins exhau".•d ':3rd, 11)10. his homestead right and cannot O. AT 1':\i{ E AND ONE THIRD titin a pre-emption may take a per- G,r•,d going Dec. _'1st to Dec. 2.5th clrnw•d hntnestead ill certain dist, e►, R K • Pr;o,• $3. per more. Deities. -Mum i inclusive. Iteleliit ( 110,1 .fan• bth r+•s'lc +' 1100! ha :n each of thre. 11)10.i), Also gond gou,g /)cc. :Nth, tear,, e 3 x tirrtn (.fry ncrc� at►d erect' INuto.lan. let 1t)It1. it. tlr, ireg Mb. , hotly., ,. nr,w W. w, eh R ')'r1RTf► ni, 111l Jan.:Ali, Imo.N. R. -- Unsathorited pnliteetiose of tale s trestle) Full infortn.n1 ion (tom Deputy of the Miniver of the Wed It J. J. KNIGHT, 1). 11 t Agent. or write J. D. MCDoNALit Union ' Depot. Toronto. Ont.