Exeter Times, 1905-08-17, Page 14
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Neter
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR -NO 1667
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HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTEt
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T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending to build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
EflVETKOUOH1NO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to mike all our own Troughs
And can give you firstclass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T. H AW K I NS & SON
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At Exeter and Centralia
Storehouses
N w ready for use, the best
Naw
and Lime
That money can buy
also
-Coal for Everybody
at lowest prices
J. 6O131%0DI6K
WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make th
flat -you wear them out. We mak
as well ss we can, so that the
not wear out sooner than the
'olesht. Because. if they do, you'
'likely go somewhere else for you
next Suit. And no one could blam
you. So much money ought to b
too much Suit worth. And Suit wort
is fashionableness of fabric -style i
cut- t -finish --looks - dressyness
aad gth of service.
As good a place as there is withi
tables to get all this and not pay to
much is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blu
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
6QOOJEtERP0ERS
NEEDED
AsaJr, to 1111 the new positions created by
and Telegraph Companies. We want
Young en and -Ladies of good Malaita, to
LEEN TELENNAPNY
and R. R. Accounting
We furnish 73 per cent. of the Openitortt and
Station Agents in America. Our six 'reboots
are the largest exclusive Telegraphy Schools
la the world. fiatablished it years and v-
dorsed be all loading Rallw,►y Officials,
We execute tea?) Bond to every student to
famish him or her a position paying from Ito
eo t$e3 a month in States east of the Rocky
Mountains, or from 173 to ;100 a month in
States west of the Rockies. immediately npoo
graduation.
Students can enter at any lime, No vaca-
tions. For tell'p*rttcnlare regarding any of
our Schools write direct to our executive
office at Cincinnntti. O. Catalogue tree.
-THE-
Morse school of Telearaph�
Clnelnnattf, Ohlo. Ba b, N.
Atlanta, Oa. Laorosme, Wis.
Texarkana. Tex. s.%n Francisco, Cal.
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
4 ,78 Dundas St., London
If you w;tut to buy u farm in an
of the following Counties .ecnd fo
our hilt. Iluron. Grey. Bruce, El zi
Essex. Kent, ll:tldimand, Lincoln
Middlesex, Muskoka, Norfolk, Ox
lord, Perth, reel, Sirncoc, Ontr.rio
,Nietoria, Welland, Waterloo, Went-
worth or York. We have some of
the }nest farms in the Province for
sale. We oleo Imre a large number
of Town. Vilhge, and i3u►lincss pro-
perliee for gale. tend for our lief
before buying.
It you have a Farm or other pro-
pejd4 for sale write for our term+
and method of sellint Ileal Estate.
No cltarte unless the property i,
[sold or exchanged. Full pparticu-
inrs on application. The Western
Ball Estate Exchange Ltd., London.
Ontario.
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TO BEE NOTHING
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 17th 1905,
Huron
A little forethought may save you
nu end of trouble. Anyone who
makes it a rule to keep Chambxr-
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand knows this to ne
a fact. For sale in Exeter by \V. S.
Howey.
The Myth Standard Inas enter
nineteenth year of puolication.
Mise Ann Ed3e, of Baptield, is g
in? ,;o labor in the Indian ]Tome
Battietord. N. W. T., as assistant t
Rev. Mr. Mattieson. The Bishop o
Huron performed the settint3-apat
service, and Rev. Bernard Bryan, o
Parkdale. ;3 -ave the address.
All disorders caused by a bilin
state of the system can bo cured by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. Na
pain, griping or discomfort attend-
ing their use. Try them.
A. monster sturgeon was caught in
Lake Huron by She fisherman a few
days ago. It was aapturcd in the
pond nuts off St. Joseph and Mr.
Lawrence Manore had the time of
his life in getting the iii.3 fish into
the trout. It measured nearly nine
feel. ie !colt!, rind weighed over 250
pounds. Thews •fish are ueeatttin3
scarce in the lakes and it in 44!/(1011144!/(10111Ilial one weighing more than fifty
01, sixty pounds in captured.
Locals
• 'Missy Cayes, of London, is tine 411
o,
of the Misses Prior.
i Mass Morlock is visiting fri.ond
i in Toronto and London.
Mis.i May sanders is spending t le.
present week in Forest.
ed M.iss Annott, of Lindsay, is the
zuest' of Miss Mary Gidley.
0,', Miss Olive Elliott, of Toronto, is
iViSitilll the Misses Cobbledick,
r •llr. Richard Gidlcy, of Hayfield.,
t spent Sunday at ,his home here.
( Mrs. J. P. Ross and daughter Lela
of Toronto, are visiting friends in
I
town.
Harsh, purgative remedies are
fast giving way to the gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Livor Pills. If you try them they
will certainly please you .
Police Magistrate Ilumncr. of
(ioderich, .;ave his decision Friday in
the case netween License Inspector
Asquith and P. 11. Lewis, of the
Hotel Normandie, Clinton. For
July 12, Lewis erected a second bar
in a ronin adjoining hitt reguiar bar-
room, which was a violation of the
regulations :aa made by the license 1111,
cnmmissioneril of West Huron, copies
of which had hewn given to all the
hotelkcepers. and which they were
sworn alo obey. The case has been
adjourned i }tree 1 irnes, J wicce at
Lewis' request, and once at the re- i
quest' of the license deportment, out
finally argued here on Monday. 8
James Ilaverson, of Toronto, and W.
Ilrydonc, of Clinton, appeared for i
I,ewas, .cud Crown Attorney Seager r
for 4 he prosecution. The ma gist rate 1
imposed a fine of $20 and costs, and u
tato Ia11el' will :trnonrit l0 nines more 1
than The fine.
M;3o28. J. Senior: J. Grieves incl
Johns Fuke took in the London 01d.1
111oys' re -union Last tveek.
• tVbitet ;took} in klthe excursion to s and Miss cltDe
troitl on Saturday last.
Miss •Edith Sanders •has returned
Loma from a visit with friends in
Detroit, also a pleaeont outing at
Orin, Mich.
Don'ti forgot the rale of Household
furniture and chattels on Saturday,
August. 191h, a: the residence of II.
8. O'Neil.
Dd Eou suffer from tired. sore or
perspirinil teett If eo, use Foot Ease
it) will give relief, sold by, C. Lutz,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Puke and two tlau;h
ters, of Chicago, after a pleasant.
visit with relatives ,hero left for
their ,home on Wednesday.
Picnic. -The Main street Methodist
Sunday school will picnic at Grand
Bend to -morrow, (Friday.) Busses
will leave the church at 6.30 in she
morning.
Many have taken advantage of the
Times' ;real cut offer. Send the
news 10 your :utsent ton or daugh-
ter, ,anywhere, to the end of year
for 25c.
Sick headache result), front ;a diti-
ordered condition (i ft he stomach and
s quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
ale in Exeter by W. S. Ilowcy.
Miss Windsor, who has .teen spend -
n; the past couple of months with
datives in town, returned to her
tome' in Brown City, Mich., on Sat-
rday alst. She was accompanied
tome' ay Miss Vera Rowe.
It you had taken two of Carter's c
Little Liver Pills before retiringyou 8
would not have had that coated ton- m
a elle or bad taste in the mouth this
suitable
or to see things dimly fs certainly
misfortune. It need not be a ) morning. Keep a vial with you for
Gent one, however. By the ups8eemot occasional use.
QUOITS
Treole and
Among those who took in the 'ex.
uraion to Detroit and Sarnia on
aturday last wets Mrs. James Sweet,
r. and Mrs. Hugh Oke Misses Eva
EYEGLASSES OR SPECTACLES
accurately fitted by us, the sight can
be improved it not fully restored to
normal condition.
Much attention is given here to the
testing of eyes and the making of
glasses.
We are encceaeft►1 In all lines of
work because we have the necessary
knowledge and skill and also modern
instruments.
W. S. HOWEY, Qhm. B.
Chemist and Optician, Exeter, Ont.
Fall Term Opens Sept,
5th.
), CEIMitL
STRATFORD,, ONT.✓
It pays to get a business educa-
tion and it pays to get it in the
school which can do most for its
students after they graduate.
This school is recognized to be
one of the best Business Colleges
in Canada. All our graduates
secure positions. Business Col-
leges frequent} apply to us to
secure our graduates as teachers.
Write for our free Catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Plnciptale
D. A. MCLACHLAN. }
Messrs. Ed.Goo. Ande
son"look part in the Canadian Quoi
itt3 championship ;amen held at Lo
dots Friday and Saturday. Mr. An
ersor►, although playing a ,good gam
was out of the running early,
Ed. Treile was .1 here to the finis
Friday he was l,uccessful in winnin
three, out of four games itt the sec
anal :;Dries, and Saturday he did th
same. Ile vas tie with Weir for sec
widb place, out owing to the latenes
of alio hour, at was decided to tos
for place. the money to be equal'
divided. Weir won the ioss, Treat
taking third place. Some of the "nes
experts in Canals were contestant
and ifr. Treble is to be contratul.at
ed at his excellent showing'.
EXETER COUNCIL
Council mel as per adjournment,
in 111e Town 11111, on Friday, Attalla,
Ilth, members all present.
'Minutes of meeting held on Au_;.
ltb, read and adopted.
Tenders for granolithic walk were
received and opened from htessra.
Alf Tay?nr, Sanders tic
Trcinncr
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, iufr-
Ihe
t�dcrs of Messrs. flaw -
den & Sweet, at 10 1-t ceni's per
square q
.re f
not Fc'
I11 the lowest, { ) %
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accepted. -Carried.
i. Armstrong -3. Wood -Tho via.
lags' ratto of ataxntion be 19 mills on
the dollar for all assessable property
within the municipality for 1905,
and a liy-law : e prepare,} cnnfirnt-
in{ the samo.-Carried.
1. Arnislsong-J. Wood -That n I t
a
Browning. A. Milts, h1� Balkwill.
Laura and 11. ;;;natn,an, Lilla How-
ard, Mrs. Billings, Messrs. George
Hawkins, J. Mallet t, Nelson Toylor
and Mr. and Mrs. 8. Rowe.
SPORTS AT THE BEND.
Saturday, Ati.Idlest 12th, wan Cat
ers' Day at Grand Beta In
morning the sports opened wit)
boy's 00111 race, L. Farrow 1st ;
Bradshaw, 2nd, :Kith of Strutfo
Men's boat race. A. Farrow 1st, R
Tovell, of St. Marys. 2nd. In 1
canon (douolc) there were two c
tries, but when naoul half way
the turning point, Scottie. fell o
]covin; Kerr to compete again
Messrs. Clyde and boomer, who we
easy winners. Scottie's ocautiful ex-
hioition of swimming was admired
ay nal the spectators. In the tan -
dent boat race to consist of one Inds
and one zentlenaan in each boat.
there were three entries. one of
which was the /McCallum sisters of
Examination Results.
Names of Successful Pupils for the
Exeter School
Tho result of Junior Leaving
and Junior Matriculation exawina-
tion,•) were sent out un Tuesday to
Iso several public school Inspectors
and Principals. Wo have as yet net
received a full report for the Coun-
ty. only being able to procure the
names of those who were successful
in Exeter school, hut have not re.
coived number of [narks obtained.
Fuller report next seek.
JUNIOR LEAVING, l'AR7' II
Hazel Browning
Martha carlil:7
Vera Cobbledick
Theo Ilartleib
Isabella McDouzall
Mary Bella Roach (honors)
Potty Windsor
JUNIOR MATRICI'LATION
D. Dickson
llerbert Whiteman
Tho above shows that seven out of
ten passed the Junior Leaving and
two out of lour in the Junior 'Mi-
triculation.
Seriously injured.
Robe. Cann, of Usborne, Paralyzed
From a Fall in his Barn.
On' Moiulay afternoon, Root. Cann
of Usborne, had the misfortune to
fall a distance of seven fent, fractur-
his Lack bone so seriously that par-
alysis of the body and les resulted
Mr. Cann was assisting in stowing
grain in the mow and while wailing
for a load to cone front the -field, sat
down to rest. As near :LA - can .ae
learned he fell oackwards, striking
on his head and neck dislocating the
spino and rendering him semi -uncon-
scious from which he has not yet
recovered. This is the second serious
accident! which has oefailen thefam-
ily in one year. Last fall, while his
son, Thomas, was picking apples, he
fell from a tree, fracturing; the spine
causing paralysis, from which he has
not recovered. It is to be hoped that
Mr. Cann's injuries will nor prove
lasting nor fatal.
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Dr. Malloy Purchases Dr. Rollins,
Practice
1)r. A. F. ;Malloy announces • this
week that lie has purchased the
medical practise of I)r, J. A. Itollins, i
Dr. Maims, tomes to Exeter highly
recommended. Jeing a graduate of
MU Toronto University. lie was for
ammo time House aur;eon al late To-
ronto Western Ilospilal find naso
practised, at the Victoria mines. Ur.
Malloy} has aces 111 Exeter for some
np- 1 weeks lookin; after the practise of
the llr. Rollins, and CO►csidrrsvl pros -
1 :t tree( s so good here that lie decided
D. to purchase the ousinesa. Dr.
rd. Rollins, who is well known to
fr. everyone in this feet ion of Ilse
he country and who will retire from
n- active practise has .recti located in
to Exeter for n summer of years, tom-
tit, in{ from Crediton here. :and had
st tvorkcrl Hp a Nero live practise.
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Exeter Pioneers Here on a Visit
Exeter, who gave a fine exhibition of
rowing, coming in an easy first, Mr.
A. Farrow and sister, 2nd. The noys'
swimming, A. Mason, 1st ; D. Brad-
shaw, 2rt'd. In the ladies' single aoat
raca Miss Edna 'McCallum was an
easy winner for 1st and Miss Brow-
nie Williams,'
t ,
tc
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n 1. to
s diving.
to
Boy
ti'
Mchonald, 1st : Neil Mc.
Criminal, 2nd. .Men's douale scull,
Farrow & Eacon, 1st : Tovell, of St.
Mary's. and Bertrand, of ietroit,
(formerly of Creditor)), 2n1. Ladies
slt•irnntinr, hiss Edna Beaman. of
London, 1st : Miss Davis, Mil cheil,
2nd. Ment; swimrninz. Dammer, 1st:
Clyde, 2nd: aoth of SI. Marys. Lad-
es' diving, one entry, Miss Davis, of
Mitchell. This last [living was off
he new pier. The men also dived
ff the pier. Clyde, 1st, Pricey, 2nd.
lyda must have swatn Hader sealer
t least 33 yards Jefore comics{ to
het surface.
'►'h. aquatic sports for ile tlay
were closed ay a duck race. A duck
teas het at li.wrty .•snout 10 yards
from the outer Mier. The realest.
ants rswana and dived to capture it
Scottie chased the duck very close,
ly down the lake, nut the duck was
at home and 4 tae goys were not.
Boatmen chased the duck 'Jack and
n the confusion the duck ran rizlit
stn the arms of Huey.
The tease ball ,zatne het ween SI.
Marys and Stratford in the after-
noon was interrupted .ay a revere)
electrin storm. several telegraph
polo, right in Grand Vend were 1111.
ly shatlercrl :,y lirhlninz. The tame
wail rC9U er
liy-Law be prepared and submitted to
he ratepayers askinz for eighteen
hnusand dollars (r1Sn(n1 for r.Iet1-
h Lizh1 purposes.
W. 11. Levet'-No oecouder- The
ouncit do not submit a 13y -Law at
1 present t ire,+'.
The Reeve declared the motion car-
ried.
\V. ii. Levert -,l. Muir -The Clerk
rite Mr. John Ford, caretaker at
le cemetery. askine why he does
tt' submit nooks and vourhos before
is council as requested. --Carried.
J. Wood -J. Muir-Countal adjourn
►rN1et 0u Wednesday. Ana. 23rd.
.1. SENIOR, Clerk.
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Local Agents Wanted C
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At once for Canada's GREATEST
NURSERIES" for tbo town of Ex- it
eter and surrounding country. which
will bo reserved foe the right man ti`
Start now at the beat selling sea- tl,
son, and handle our
LO
NEW SPECIALTIES
on Liberal Terms
Write for particulars and send 25c.
for our hrandsome aluminum Pocket
Microscope, (a little gem) useful to
Farmers in examining Seeds and
;rains. Orchardists in examining
Trees for insects. Gardiners in ex-
amining Plants for innecte. Teach-
ers and scholars in studying Botany
and everybody in a hundred different
ways.
STONE & WELLINGTON
Font hill Nurseries
Over 800 act Toronto, Ont.
GOOD FOR STOMACH TROUBLE
ANI) CONSTIPATION
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablote have none me s ,zrnet deal
of good," trays C. Towns, of Rat Por-
tage. Ontario. Canada. "Hein; n
mild pbysie the atter effect,' aro not
unpleasant, and 1 Dain recommend
them to all who suffer from stomach
disorder," For sale in Exeter by W.
8. Howey.
Pll\'SICALLy ENIfAr8TF:D
Lacking in courage -out of joint
1,11 It everythina-scarcely on epeak-
in; terms with even fair health.
Such low spirits are piliaa:e.. Your
brain is farted, vitality so exhaust-
ed your constitution is well nigh
ruined. What you need is Ferro•
zone, Ilial creel vitalizer and nutri-
m l after 6 o'clock. it su
in{ in an easy victory for Stratford.
1hu:( ,'.ionise the base bat? aim' by
Mollard & Son.
Tho tug.o(•war tinder the caps tin -
Cy
live
Ionic, I
t s by rnaki
n3 flesh and
of
b n d
1 n 1, try infusing iron and oxygen tw
into the eyetem that Ferrozone au
helps: it repairs weak ants, instills sid
1
new life into worn on, or rang - ba
makes you (cel like new. Ferrozone wa
lifts age from lite old and imparts sm
resilience and buoyancy to the ale• Mr
pressed. Ile manly, ruddy-colorca, Ne
-east aside weakness and enter the
happy life that comes from nein;
Ferrozone. Fifty rent • lily. , i.ox
in any drug store.
of Messrs. Farrow giI
3radslrsw,
Stratford was Ile) art
the
Hight. There was really no war,
Ii there was certainly 1 Ina, toil-
ers, even ladies, lending a helpint
nd to their favorites. This event
s called a draw and melt sides
eked the .sox of rizars donated[ by
. \\'m. Fritz, of the Bronner Hotel
xt and last came the fireworks,
which wax re, :edy conducted by Mr.
A. W. Smith. of Ileacliville, deserve
more thin passim no: ire.
The, comtnitice consistint of 11d,
srs. 11. E. Huston, Exeter, Farrow
and Itradshaw, Strafford, Mr. 1'ov•
logial ell, St. Marys, and Mr. A. W.. Smith
deserve great credit for the sttcresi
of the spores at Grand Bend for
1905.
Ois•SOi�ti,ia
INN us .1M MN Yu No
steatem
Mr, and :1st,,, John }toss, and
daughter Lottie. of Edmonton, Al-
nerl;l, are visiting. relatives in sown
the ,;owls of Mit, A, Holland, sis-
ter of Mrs, (toss, Mr, and Mra,
Items. who moved from Exeter lo the
Northwest some 27 years ago, %vitt
be remembered ny n he elder resi-
dlellts, Mr, (toss ;IN One of the firtit
subscribers l0 111e Time.; and Il ill
kce th
cnlnn
th sail
It 1 he
town :a
nd
doings 'through its medium, He
speaks very highly •nf 1 he improve-
ments here since he loft, and is en -
'o in
1 Y 3 a handshake with his many
old acquaintances.
Robt. Hicks Disposes of His Exeter
Property
Mr. host. Hicks has disposed of his
elegant, residence to Mr. W. 3. Ilea-
tnan at a good figure, Mr. 11e:lrnan
to take possession Nov. 1. Mr. Bea-
man is fortunate in securing this
handsome residence, it actin; pleas-
antly situated. . 11r. }licks ialenda `sant your moustache Or
rlislansttat of Ilia jewelry stock art, abeautiful brown orrichblacl?U� BUCKi GNAM'S DYE
remove his family to California, r
JOHN WHITE & SONS
THc Orcdt North ES
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands alsq
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farm lands.
\Vo have made a number of splendid investrtwntsa for our clients tv
placed aiders with uy for 9nIcOtlogB pf Canadxtn 'aeitio and tq otheF''
North West lands. in a number of instances values have increased so
rapidly that our patrons could readily realize double the amount of the
money they have invested, and in view of the splendid proegects jp
5,
a bumper yield and an enormous crop, and the unprecedented num'aer'
of eottlora coming into the west. prices of lands of good quality and
situated convenient to a railway are bound to make a still further
largo advance.
One Hundred Million Bushels of Wheat is the
Crop Estimate for the Present Season.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. We
give Actual Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands.
$427 '00 down secures no acres, (half section) of choice wheat land.
` This would be a great investment for YOU.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40 Secures 320 acres (hall section) choice wheat land r tan actual
settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. Pickard left again last week on a three months' trip
through the West. During his stay there he will locate a number
of desirable properties in the wheat belt, along the various new
railroads. Any person who desires to make an investment in West-
ern tands should communicate with him when full information will
be given. His address up to the 15th October next will be
R. E. PICKARD,
General Selling Agent for C.P.R. Lands. Frobisher, Assa.
bout Bed Time
Blessings on the man who first in:
vented sleep.
Blessings, you will say, on the man
who fret invented the greatest aid to
t!eep and rest known as the
Marshall Sanitarg
MiUrdss
Mattress
The
only
world. ventilated
Purer, acleaner, cooler
healthier and more comtortable than
any other mattress. A continual cur-
rent of air refreshing the mattress,
always keeps its shape,will never park
or harden. Guaranteed for five years.
Will last a life time. Don't fail to
see it. Sold only I,y
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral directors
A FAMOI '
S
SCHOOL
The Central Business College of
Stratford, Ont., is .recognized to be
one of the hest Commercial and
Shorthand schools in the Dominion.
Al' present there is a great demand
its 4 h business world for young men
and women who have a praotical cd -
De
.lt
IOtt and D 1 t w
1,0.
who desire re
to
ince[ with success in life should take
a course in .tale C. 11, C., for we ale,
informed that all -graduates get mood
positions. ThoC
who hO ar P interested
should write for n free cat:iso;ate.
Ica1). term opens on Sept, 51h.
Clinton tax note hill this ycor ;.e
211 mills.
LIT
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Ayer's Pills. Ayer's Pills.
ereAyer's Pills. Keep asyIA�
1.11S this over and overain.
•°
The best laxative. •' la
where his daughter lives.
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AUCTION SALE
Auction tale of Lolls:, and ke in
Exeter, August 26, on Ann street,
property of Mrs. Ann Barnes. John
Gill, Auctioneer.
Thursday, Sept. 21. Auction gale
of farm stock and implement.. If
not: Bold privately on or heforc the
aoove date the harm will also be of-
fered for sale by public auction. For
particulars apply to Thos. Camelot',
Auction^er, W. II. Harvey, Prop.
Friday Sept. 151h, 1905! Po,Iic
auction of farm stock on lot '2:1,
south Thames itond, 1's route. 11
not told privately before that date.
There will also oe told lot E half 8,
con. 1. Iilamhard, cow aiuinz 50 acres
more 0. les.. Thos. Cameron, Auc-
tioneer, E. E. Ilnrknev, Prop.
21 milk en the dollar iy the nate
of taxation in Seaforlh for this year.
CA$TORIA
got Infants and Cblldres.
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When wanting anything in Cutlery it will pay
you to remember Heaman's
Razors
We bave them from 75c up to $2.00
Our $1.00 Razor is a keen shaver
Shaving Brushes and Soap.
Table Knives & Forks!
Front 11.54 to 14.00 a dozen
Knives only 762,00 to $1.011 a doses
Good variety to select from,
Pocket Knives
All the way Loin be to 75e. for boys
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and girls, sales gents. Our bOc heavy
knife is excellent value.
Plated Spoons
Teaspoons :oc to 13.00 a dozen
Desert Spoons $1.00 to 03.75 a dons
Tabid, Spoons $1.00 to 14.50 a ddssen
Carvers per pair 50c to $2.00 Carvers in cases C. 5 to $3.75
Bread, Cakc and Paring Knives, 25c per set.
Scissors, a good pair, 25c Shears from 50c to 75c per pair
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