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THE EZE`L ea It TIM EIS, NOVEMRER23rd1905.
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IN LUMBER, SIIINGLES, LATII. CEDAR POSTS, SASII,
DOORS, FRAMES, TANKS, &c.,
YOU CAN HAVE
at rock bottom prices at our yards and factory.
STORM DOORS AND STO RC1 SASH
tdtade to order on short notice. We manufacture poultry and
apple boxes in large quantities, order early.
WE PAY THE HIGHESTSAW IaO S D OF EVER ON
Y
CASH PRICE FOR
We arc always prepared for CUSTOM SAWING.
Th6 goss.TaWoI6oj![xctCr.
.++++++t The Usborne and Hibbert
IRON 1 Farmer's Mutual Fire insur-
ance Gompanu
ftNGL POSTS
We have a num=
ber of different
kinds of Iron Fence
Posts which we will
sell cheap or will +
take all kinds of
scrap iron in ex.
change.
'.JACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter. t
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
i..♦+++++++++.y++++++;+++++
Net
Grist Mill
CREDITON
We are p� r d to lie
Gristing and Chopping cn
shortest notice.
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS.
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.:- J. A. Ns
CROMARTY P. 0.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0.
N.H. YABsxoBE, Bo&RQUHAR [ P. P.O.
W w. Rolf,
7. L. RUSSELL, RUSSELDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
1. CARMLCHAEL, STAF1+A. ONT.
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
I. WLLs,r, FULLARTON, ONT.
1. S. OILFILLAN, LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STAN BURY. Solicitors
THOMAS CAMERON. CONVEY-
ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
on real estate, also Licensed Autticneer for
the counties lof Huron and Perth. Charges
moderate. Orders lett at. the 11141,s •)rat my
re.,i deuce, Faccrubst wilt iccelve prompt atter
tion.
%ONEY TO LOAN
We have nnlimtted private funds for nwvte t
ont noon farm or village PrOD•) tY
abee of IOLerest
DICKSON & CARLI meter
SEWING
MACHINES
At Bargain Prices.
We are making a splendid We are offering a 5 drawer,
ode of Flour which is giv- drop head, guaranteed sewing
nn Satisfac-
t in excellent eatisfartion mac me for
fry $2t.
_�_...8 our Flour. I tion guaranteed.
•
The Hind You Have Always Bought, and which cuts been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the sigiiatnre of
and has been made under his perr.
14;eteconal supervision since its infancy.
• Allow no one to deceive you in this.
Alt Counterfeits, limitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Int&tnts and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare.
gorle, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opltun, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age i>t its guarantee. It destroys Worm*
ane? allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Calle. It relieves 'Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -Tho Mother's Friend.
CENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Boars the Signature of -
414.4474)
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMs Q.NTAON coNIaNT. Tt NUNNAT OTNUR. NEW roil. RM.
FARQUIIAR
Mr. Arnold Harriss has is to
L;oderieli where he }ess secured ,a po-
sition f.or the %vinier.
Mr. John Duncan, or., flee ranted
his farm to John Duncan, jr.
Miss Clara Dunoan i; vtaittn3 M199
Thompson, of Crumlin.
Mr. Edward and Miss Maud tltmp-
bell
returned last week from
Man.
it.oba.
Mr. Thos. Aplin, who has been oon- "
fined to bed 'Lor n low weeks past
is able to be around a;:tin.
I1FRII W. EDWAItDS INJUItE•D
Herb \V. EdR•ards of Des Moines.
Lown, sgot a fall on an icy walk last
%winter, vprainine his wrist • harp
brul3inl_;, his knees. "The nextday,"
he'etya. "they were so more and stiff
t 1 was afraid I would have to stray in
In Pianos we still keep up teed but I rubbed them well with
r
•1 Chatnberinin'e Pain Balm and after
Otis' record high grads .t few appliortirc)ns all aorene:4s h
H. Switzer „
-- -` iTAL
W. BROWNING, M. D. M. 0.
Ja P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni-'
office and rratdencnce. Dominion
story. Factor.
DR, A. F. MALLOY, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
Burgeon to Toronto \Vc'tcrn fleapits!.
i s ¢e.eor to W. J. A. Rollins. Night call
at
et Alae•
DKNTAL
H. K1NLMAN, L. D. 9. ANL
DR. A.K. KINSMAN. L.
D. S. D. D . 8., Honor Graduate
Testtis extracted University,withon minor
sed without � Fan•
bad after effects. Oflloe
sod. block. West side of Mato
lest+.' Vaster'
D.11. ANDIR$DN, (0; O. S. L.O.S.
DENTIST.
Socar„doate of the Toronto University
� oT�l Oonege of Dental 8 • of
WAD. with honors Aloe Posexuate
tieboot of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
mention.
known to the Dental Proteedon
to this *Sloe. Bridge work. crowns, al-
aOas.11eld and vulcanite iplatesA done to
neatest ctanter pc°s b haloes extras•
ls
susesthetic used for pe
pis ooe door south of CarJril; tiro s store
�a.ter.Oet.
riONEY TO LOAN.
�e Nero a avillage � ioa laude too
�» fares andoA at lowratea
'�'t a O1.ADMAN & STANBUBT
Barristers Solicitors. Main 9t Rioter.
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
1F
ONO W ,�s� kilw.°. for tee SI Oat
Bask. Etc.
SPAM too Lean at lowest 'rates of tannest.
0yy1Cg:-MAIN STREET, Wm&
ianoS at Writes other dealers' disappeared." For sato in Exeter by
1 W. S. Howey.
ask you fur inferior goods.
Come and see us we will
interest you sure.
S. MARTIN & SON
Q 11URTIIORN8 FOIL SALE - The
$t7 undersigned tura for sale on
le, Con. 2. ray. a number of
etptto-date thoroughbred Shorthorn
They, are of the tow set
• blocky type.
tk red in color and of
sheiee They are ell elle-
i ebel0e breeding.sold
{ble for registration, and Bldowillljrensall
treasonably. - John
• P. 0.
110 11 6,t1.1:.-'Tw0 1ot.s on L!imcoc
St.ins the esotat�( Exeter,
h parte oflots ' 1 and
42 on the north ride of Tetras•
street. 'These lots e well
or plocecut
forr •uildin ' purl oscas
lar' apply to Andrew i(od;crt. Far.
(tuber, or Mailmen & Sl mow y, ll.ar•
view, Feeler.
Farmers' Poultry
We want all your Poultry,
alive or dressed, and will
pay the Highest Prices for it.
Quotations sent promptly n
request.
FLAVELLES, LIMITED
LONDON
ON1
If errs hoar (rinds or Telaties% sutler with
Firs, Epilepsy, St. Vitas' Dance:, car Filling
Sickne-,, write. far a trial battle and valuable
treati,c on rue h derews t a Tutt Leiner Co.,
179 King Street, \\'., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell or can eht.ti:a f r jou
I.EIBICI S FITOURE
g / T O Ril Alessi • lf+�dtt
Bea
e
i i tI/
of
1
NATURAL REMEDIES. I
Some Gifts of Dane Nature.
Strange how ofteu Nature provides an
appropriate remedy for a Local or general
disease. The inside bark of the willow
trees, which grow in damp and rheumatic
places, gives Salacine, the great cure for
acute rheumatism. Quinine, which is the
cure for Ague, is made from Peruvian
Bark, which tree thrives in swampy,
aguish districts. Again, fruit flourishes
in hot climates where liver, kidney and
skin diseases abound -and he who lives
in a hot climate and abstains from eating
fruit will die - generally from liver
disease. Why? Bec.=use fruit acts on the
bowels and makes them move, acts on the
liver and causes more bile to flow -which
is the natural purgative -acts on the
kidneys and makes them excrete more
urine, acts on the skin and increases the
action of the skin in throwing off impu-
rities. Fruit purifies the blood by in-
creasing the action of the bowels, skin
and kidneys. One has to eat a lot of
fruit to get the full benefit. A physician
in Ottawa has discovered a method of
combining the juices of apples, oranges,
prunes and figs and then forcing an addi•
tional atom of bitter front the orange
peels into the united juices -and this
makes a stronger fruit material -many
times stronger than ordinary fruit. The
fruit laxative extract is made into tablets,
and sold under the name of "Fruit-a-
tives" or "Fruit Liver Tablets." These
tablets are a natural remedy for Consti-
tion, Biliousness, Sick ckheadache,
idney, Liver and Skin diseases and
all blood impurities. soc. a box, 6 boxes
$3.50 or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-
a•tives Limited, Ottawa.
(1t N!iA1.1.
A 'umber from here attended the
is ror:t1 of the tate Mri. Ambrose
Smith. whose remains :were inte'•rett
in the Exeter cemetery last Thurs-
day.
M r. John Berry has purchased
one of the dine dwelling' Air. Thos.
Welsh recently erected at the :vest
end of our viiia ;o met trill have :1
cumforlable home with till the mod-
ern convenIilI( •s.
Rev. :'1r. Stuilh, of Carmel church
preached :uuliversary services in the
Prosier tcri: n church et Varna 011
Saliba 11. last to Iarzc congregations.
Miss Edna Jackson, of Ripley, Cor-
n (11tUN nle.rly of ilcnsall, was in the village
Rev. 1. 0. Strirreer, who was re- on Friday last renew in ; acquei:►-
cently elected Bishop of :Selkirk, is 1.1110e%.nd Mrs. Andrew Hurray re-
in;
youngest Bishop in Canada, Le-
in; about 40 years of :tee. Ito was turrl:.l home last week from Mani -
born in Kin;►rf, near Kincardine. 1obarts of months t eysllead been spending a
elcssrs. Wholihan Brae, of St. Mrs.steleHarold, of Wirr;hctw wasMarys, have sold the Windsor hotel,
building. furniture and .fixtures to beteI,e briseek C tlrsit n vie iher Aster.n
Mr. 3. 0. Constable. formerly pro- V
prietor of the Ontario House for liven Rev. tlllli`ebuterlett here on hlon-
$20.000. Mr. Constable will take slaty 0.Dr. Medd
td deliver s lecture M nt
pos,ession on January 2.
Two prisoners at the Coderiah jail ,ieva'„'4rend t,l?cre.h, i -n r C1iii4o.i. ea sc
Ileattic and Walters, evolved ono day Patellar as a Iee•Iiter' is
lets miry
laat week. 'They returned the next
morning, however, in time for nrb.o.gems•;win as autelt .
breakfast. preferrine the warmtb of ,i n tiOrderl ''r under he a us -
oft 1 i)r-
iho jail to outside worst! in prison t wears coupled wil 11 a ~upper •a1:d
g rb. literary ;Ind nr»siro1 progr:15nu►e wire
held Friday avesaitvg .
When you want a ploaiesnt physic Mr�i. Joan ,Iedweu Jet Ihere last.
try Chamberlain's Stomach :old Lir- %seek for Unsure to visit her, tklu;h-
cr Tablets. They are easy to lake for
and produce no .griping . r .other un-
pleasant effect. Sold in Exeter by
`V, B. Ilowey.
ZION
Mr. V.•..1. Heart 1%111 have an au: -
thin xato of his (5c mu. fates *•tock este
implements on \\'ednesatty. N..v. ee.
It is Mr. llorne's intcrui%:.* to moo.
to 'Toronto where he has secured
loon:hive pnsitis:. Horne 1 .
lived in this ascii , a 1 hie life one
hr :15x1 his _family e.a been estitn.
able. 'readouts. I t h ,i neon all ea-
ereetic and prospa .•..us farmer and
Isis removal will ho an irreparable
Io.is tr.) this cont::unity .
*'ROVED IN e101'N'T FOREST
Every (looter ill this town tried
Ills best to .relive Mrs. J. Without
of ast lois t : none succeeded. "For
years, she states, "I was a dredful
sufferer, uothin; ;ave relief. At
times I found it necessary to have
all the door; :and windows open to
Tet my breath. \Vheti in despair 1
tae:trd t:f "Catarrhozone." I used it
and row ata perfectly cured." This
braves beyond doubt that any case
of Asthma is curable with Catarrh -
ozone. No remedy so pleasant : noae
so absolutely certain to thoroughly
:ere: try Catarrhoz0'' yourself: it's
u:a ret meted.
W001)11AM
Miss May Noll is seriously ill.
Jliss Eu►uta Tool istient Sunday
under the parental roof.
Mr. 11. F. Gill, of St. Marys, paid
a flying visit here on Monday last.
Miss Mary Young, milliner for W.
.1. Itoy, left on 8iturdly for her
honer in I'ctrolea.
Mr. .1ohn Copeland, ct St. Me res
stent Monday avenin; .in the vitt, c.
\1r:s. \\'m. Sinclair, sr., is !rides -
posed.
Mr. William Wilson, formerly ho-
tel keeper of 'this place Sunday -ea
with Mr. Wes. ,[ills .
Harvey Sutherby. o: Whalen,
spent Sunday with R. R. Copeland,
1?sbornc.
Mr. Joe Kirk has his stables nc:::•:v
oompt_ated.
A. W. F.7iton, manager of tho C :v
Barbar Shop. has chan;cd his resi-
dence. Anyone enquiring for hint
will find hint ..:t1 the City hotel, office
hours from 9 a. tn. to 5 p. in.
:(
.LEAF
TRADE ` MARK
R O.
Maple Leal!
Rubbers
Airco. C. Southwell, of 'Toronto. is
here visit in. her parents, sI r. and
Mier. Alex. Thompson..
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Itrereton, of
1 Rochester, N. Y., repent the fore -
pant of last week oil Mrs. Brere-
t ot►'% parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Mcboars.
are maple only from the best "Para" rubber.
Made to fit every style and shape of men's
shoes, ladies' shoes and shoes for the little ones.
Ill ladies' t-llal)cs they arc neat, li 1►t, 1t 'feet
fitti'tg and lasting.
Insist on the `t Maple Leaf"
Brand -- it's on every
rubber.
Sold by all dealers.
?U1t1CII
Mr. Peter Ducharrne ruovr l his
family and houses: ,!d effects from
Michi;an thie week, an') is taking
p0 SOnsion of the farm on the Bron-
son lime, which he recently purchased
from Mr. Abraham Lehman.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong of Goshen
Line, Stanley, has purchased the 100
'acro farm, being lot 11, con. 12, St:u►-
lay, from Mr. Tolle Cowan, the price
pail teeing *2900.00. This land lies
west of Mr. Armstrong's farm ntid
Ito has Secured a chatap f Irm. n• a
;i)d dawc.lIint and fairly ;traced barn.4
'I la` on the property.
Mr. Donald Marson, of Loa lon,
wi'i:eI 11:1 relatives in Stanley town-
ship for n few ,lay4 Lost week.
k.
Mrs. \Vm. Johnson. of Michigan,
an old lady who had corse over to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Pollock,
met with a seriou4 occident white
alighting from the train at Kippen
istation last Friday. The train start -
off Lefore she host re:aohcd eda plat-
form and rhe was thrown violently
to the hard floor. She wait yoverely
injured about the face, and otherwise
IMO hut is recovering slowly from
tate effects of the fall.
• '1 r5. 0 .Ifotlzmann rued Mrs. Nan-
cy .Ser:tres returned Sattilatlt Coen•
inr from a pleasant visit faith rela-
tives and friends in Galt and other
eastern le-intl.
On Wednesday eveni:a g a qu:ct
swelling was celebrated in Detroit.
,Tick., wtie n Mis's 1,i zie plaipplo(
daughter of p
Clifford, t)nt., was nnibee In roar-.
'page to \1r. Niel). 1)eiehert, .
tilr. John l}eichert, sr., of ti... %,
la 0'. Both have been iivinz in De -
for some years ,and they will make
their future *tome in that city.
NO SOGGY BAYING
WITH
Peninsular Range.
Meats and vegetables --bread and
pastry - retain all their natural
flavors in a [Peninsular Range.
Because the oven is perfectly
ventilated. Odors and steam are
drawn from the oven -treat. heated
air is constantly supplied -Auld
food never becomes tainted or
That's just one reason why Penin-
sular Range is best. There are
dozens of other reasons equally
as good.
Lei its give thea* to you, and
show you the radar Range in
detail.
Local Agent :
H. SPACKMAN
MONTREAL ALOE
Praises Pe-ru-na as a
hold Remedy
K1IIKTON
^e::::
A wiry sudden reel =e^ o-•
currcd in this itcizhborh'>o•I on Sue -
(ley niebt Last when the. spirit of
Mrs. Jas. Iiazeloteyf. widow of the
trite Jas. lfazelswc..d, look its ,fli ht
She was in the best.of spirals durine
the day and on the arrival of lar
son. Iluzh, home .from his day's ta-
bor, he bein_ a mini=suer, they laid
a cheerful tie: vers•ttion up to 11
o'clock and in the short course of
45 minutes she because • a corpse,
hoar* t rouble being the cause. Tits
'to
is extended
sees• �•
)ash
9i u.t ..si sympathy nil y
n
the family of yaun; people.
Mr. and Airs. John Harnwell, of
Varna, street Sunday and Monday in
the vista : visiting old time friends.
Mr. ltobt. Fletcher has :rot moved
into the house 1. to vV C f..i D:.
Ferzueon.
iire this issue conies to the public
tiro nuptials of Mr. N. J. Fletcher
and Mins Mary eleCurdy, of this
neighborhood, will Les ' solemnized.
We extend to Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
the heartiest con;ratulnt ions.
Miss Alice Murray, of Anderson,
returned to her home to !spend n
short vacation after living in the
village .all summer.
Alderman 8. A. Lapointe,
has been for several years I)
ber of Montreal's City Con
leading member of tho S
partment,besidea being
Licensed Vitnallers A
writes as follows:
•'1 have pleasure In
Peruaa for severe colds,
cellen t tonlcgeuerally.
that should be in every
Tho similarity of cli
Canada and the United
them practically ono front
standpoint.
The rigors of winter,
with the heat of summer,
Variation of temperature w
catarrh an everpresent sffe
This is why Pernna is
throughout tho length and
Canada and the United 8 •
Peruna has become
standard remedy for ca
treat and Quebec the
York and San Fran
AT 11UM
Meeting of the Huron
County Council
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in
the Town Hall in the Village of
Brussels on Dec. 5th next, at three
o'clock p. m. All accounts to come
before the Council trust be placed
wit the Clerk ,before this date.
I) :Led Nov. 20t` [LANE, Clerk.
" SALE REGISTER.
A tare,' ,eseetni,: • : of
of tlra \'-•.;non's 1, •.tit*
-fD
Auld
the l
.111'' J
at1
d
al tempi, in Lo -or ref
.•01
about 1'. 1' ;err 1,
the' 1V: sr, .:,'1-•v•,i• .( l
till.: c. -.1,"•r: U,•.•: % .i, ,O.
i h' high . st rent i't cosi
held as •a vain '•: t.i:•rabe
During' the artery -:1A
?ram wv'is rendetcd adf
served after which ttl:le
dress was rr=:•1 :and pr..�
presidr.t:, Miss Il allot
rCp!i•a;l in a very war
ma which :,r. !'t%t r
meant to sever the
had Iseees formed.
Exeter
To Mrs. lt..1. Cu
1)atr Mrs. Durno
hers. c.f t Lr ':\ +ti•
Exeter. learn \sill:
You ::re on ahe eve
for the Nor lheer,.r
prow's our ro: cow
front anion;vt urs.
r istance a9 vac: -p
brcirion of c.ur iv.
source of ?teat
spiration to tie
stay in Exeter
coo all [wive *oar
your a►niable die
manner. Now
and Fyfe !(,ate
our kindest wis .t
May you lees
M:c
ersin* url a' j•
have lames to us.
the Institute
MISS IiAI.
`.tltS. KNit.
MRS. iiAST
111A 11
Thursday, Nov. 30. Auction sale
of Farm stock and implements on
\Vest pt. lot 1 and 2, L. It. 8.. Tuc-
kersmith at One o'clock sharp. All
till 1o:sitivcly Le sold. Thomas Ber-
nick, Proprietor, Thomas Cameron
:and II. S. Phillips Auctioneers.
Wednesday. Nov. 20th, 1905. Auc-
\V lNCI1i:LSEA
Mr. Thos. Nor ave ea% tome
to St. Marys one doy last week cete-
bratinz his birthday.
Mrs. Roterl itc.bineen ;ave n for-
ty to her 8unatay school o:ass on
Friday of Inst cos'" k.
Mr. C. Washburn end Mr. Millar
from Iluron college, London, and al-
so Miss Edna Galled t, of Sunshine,
were the guests of Mice Ellis Comm
Monday of last week.
Mrs. J. F. Crecry and •family were
up lo Lumley .n few days !amt. week
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Alexander. They returned
home on Sunday.
Mis's W. Ilownrd way the eucit of
Mi'; Edna Godbolt Sunday last.
Mr. Albert Camm and family Nein'
Sundry Inst in Cremarly at
Canam's litler's, Mrs. Simon Millar
Quite n numter from this part at-
U- sh•sl the fowl !supper on Tue:Jay
of Last week at 110 Mel!':all's* church
Kirkton. As it was a de•tithtful
nicht there Was a 11r s erow,1 pre,
sent, (he proceeds n tnoltnt itt t0 up-
ward' of ftltd)AO.
The farmers plow• ! kat have leen
misting for come time have no.arly
111 been found, seam•' a 'rile away
from home. We would advise all
those, e 11 are porchs'int 't plow:
to have their reline stamped •on them
in the future.
Hon sale of farm, faun stock nn
implements. on Lot A. Con. 7, Us- j1 r. It• Stc•"
horse, :a1 12 o'clock shire. W. J. , of 11 arph:Y.
Her -% Proprietor: as Stanley. ford,
ll c•', `Lund
Au inrccr.
IN the imperial Oxford %ic have
the women of Canada the mt
and roasting range but we have
most economiral.
The oven of the ordinary range
baking temperature by the direct heat
the side of the oven. To keep that oven at
ly high temperature to bake or roast hy, y
continually poking the fire and adding rue
As the oven of the imperial Oxfor
heated by our patented Diffusive Flue, the
of the o‘ en remains steady until the bak
without the necessity of touching or atl
the fire.
Imperial Oxford R,a4
This fact is easily demonstrated.
If, when an Imperial Oxford is going,
you were to stop the inlet of this flue
in the Ixetorn cf the tinge you would
find by the thermometer that the oven
was getting colder, and that to keep it
at a baking tempetature you would
have to keep poking the fire and
adding more coal just as with an
ordinary range.
If your dealer doesn't handle the
Imperial Oxford, write to uta for c ata-
logue and information as towhere you
can see it. zo
The Gurley Foundry Co., Limited
T,atON. TO
MONTtaAL %.SN9rr*G CALGARY vet/cos/vas
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Sold by T. HAWKINS & Sl.►
e