Exeter Times, 1905-12-07, Page 5THE EXE1LR TIMES, DECEMBER ith 1903.
ANTTHINC YOU WAN T
IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, CEDAR POSTS, SASH,
DOORS, FRAMES, TANKS, &c.,
YOU CAN HAVE
at rock bottom prices at our yards and factory.
STORM DOORS AND STOW1 SASH
made to order on short notice. We manufacture poultry and
apple boxes in large quantities, order early.
WE FAY THE HIGHEST OF EVERY
::sells PRICE FOR SAW LOGS DESCRIPTION
We are always prepared for CUSTOM SAWING.
The RossTdv1or6o. Lt., Exeter.
i++++++++++++++++++++++++. Tile Usborne and Ribber%
Farmer's Mutual fire Imsur-
once Gompanu
IRON
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.
FENCE POSTS
M.J&CKSON & SON I
T Main -St. Exeter. t
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
N++++++++++++++++++++++++
Grist Mill
CREDITON
We are prepared to do
Gristing and Chopping cn
shortest notice.
We are making a splendid
grade of Flour which is giv-
ing excellent .atisfa('tion
fry our Flour.
H. Switzer'
Y-MDIVAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C.
• P. 8., Graduate Victoria Uni-'
varsity. of5oe and realdenence. Dominion
story, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, GRADUATE
Toronto University. Former
Swam Burgeon to Toronto Western Maples'.
8soceeeor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Night call at
Mies. 8-17.03
DENTAL _
H. KINI'MAN. I. D.8. ANL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
D. 8.1). D. 8., Honor Or.duate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted ,ed
without
or
pais or
Wafter
eRreL Mks
sal block. West side et Mata
rs.et•' It zster
D.A. ANDERSON, (0• D. S. L'0•11.
DBINTIBT.
Graduate of the Toronto Urnngiivvoerr�sity
- et
• wit College
ers °� PaB8nneeo.st•gradnate of
School of Prosthetic Dentistry (wit
mention.
.mow...ktse. Bridge mown Professionl
V [lags sees.
gold vulcanite
all din
n eatesale
mannerpib possible.
anaesthetic used for painless eztrao•
sass door month of Carling 13rosstore
fila er.Ost.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds M
s s tare and village propertle. M townie*.
OLADMAN k BTANBURY
Hamsters Solicitors. Maio 84. Inner.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Vis, Solicitors, Notaries,Con co were
pgsta emery, SolkitoN or the Nsaoohhoes
Desk. Da
Messy abloom. lowest ewes of Iatere&
OV710E:-MAIN STREET, II:XCrER.
L L CARLnre i v L. A. ntoareote
SHORTHORNS FOlt SALE — The
undtr.igned has for Rile on
r
pp18, f
to -date othoroughbred n. Shorthorn
bulls. They are of tee low set
blocky type, dark red in color and of
eboico breeding. The) are all cliz-
Ible for r
rsssonably. —lohn Elder. B a
ns ll
P. 0.
011 tiAI.l:.—'foo tote on Simms
St. in the: villa;c of Exeter, ace
In; the eolith l..nrt3 of Iota 41 and
42 on the berth aide of St msec
street. 'These Iota are well located
for auilaint purposes. For pirticu-
lare apply to Andrew Itocl;<ert, Far-
ouhar, or Gladman & Stanoury. ilnr•
vilrtcrs, Exeter.
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS_
President:—T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.: J. A. NoRRIs
CROMARTY P. 0.
F. MORLEY, WHAI.EN P. 0.
W. H. PASSMORE, FARQUHAR P.O.
Wu. ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0.
J. L. RUSSELL, RU88SLDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
J. CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. (',N T,
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.•
J. WILSON, FULLARTON, ONT.
1. 8. GILFILLAN, LUCAS, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancer. wills drawn, money to loan
on real et -tate, also Licensed Aucttcneer for
the counties tot Hurcn and Perth. Charges
moderate. Orders left at the 1 nits or at my
residence, Farquhcr nth rcce(veircniptatten
tion.
fONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited 'etyma rinds for invert
ant upon farm or village troperty at lows%
ales of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
SEWING
MACHINES
At Bargain Prices.
We are offering a 5 drawer,
drop head, guaranteed sewing
machine for $21.00 Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
In Pianos we still keep up
our record.g
High grads
pianos at prices other dealere
ask you for inferior goods.
Come and see us we will
interest you sure.
S. MARTIN
& SON
CHILLS PROVE: FATAL
if warmth and circulation aro not
promptly restored, chills ,result in
fatal pneumonia. This necessitates
k
cxiog Nervilitte on hand. . Taken
in hoe water •it breaks up a chill in
two meet' ,• M. ilv rill/bin z freely over
three at and chest it prevents colds.
No liniment so stronz. so tpenetrat
so swift to kill pain and anflamma-
tion. Nearly fifty years record has
proved the value of I'olson's Nervi -
line. You should ;et a bottle to-
day.
1.11CAN
John Piper, who was arrested on
. (-hero. ut assaull preferred by Mrs.
Phillips had his 111(liminnry ,hrrorinz
.1 t Lcaulnn on Thue s.iny last. Ile
.s :as committed for dried :It 1het De-
oensh: r ee-eions,, n e sitehilc ho is
out on !sail.
AN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
For sprains, bruises, turns. 'colds
Ind similar injuniei. Ihere is ,not bin;
ao ,rood as (Chamberk.in's Train B:lltn.
1t soothes 111e wound tend not anly
tiles instant relief °frorn pain. but
oatesrs htc parts rte halal in :about one
third the 'Lime !required by the us -
tit! treatment. For sale tin Exeter
by \V. 8. llowcy.
If you, your semis or relatirc.r snfTcrwith
Fits, Epilepsy, S:. Vitus' Dance., er Filling
Sickness, write for a tial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to Tats Li:tat(r Co..
1)q hire. Strcvt, \V., Toronto, Canada. All
druggi.•ts seller can obtain f r you
LEIBIQ'SFITCURE
CAIL IBTIOR id Yea NM AA.
Bears the The lia t
Sipndars
et
CASTORIA
Tho Hind You Have Always Bought, and which has beeft
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre elf
and has been made under his per.
soleal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a, harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare.
gorse, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. I`
contains neither Opitun, Morphine nor other Narcotics
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TM[ CaNT.ua COM mei,. TV .Y119YT .T.[tT. Nes vomit ern.
THE TOWN'S INTERESTS
To the Editor of the Titres.
Dear Sir:—Much has been said on
thisis qucstion and 'well=c'd eachch
writer su33ssting some new andd
good ideas. The former writari
have •sono fully into the mitten of
what our town needs. They have
shown 'that our reaurroment
s are
well taken care of in the educational
mercantile. professional and tradinz
lima. Now I think we are all agreed
that we 'teed manufacturing indus-
tries. The vital question :s, to my
mind, whose move is it :next. In this
undoubtedly there will be a wide
difference of opinion, whether it is
the duty of the town to hold out
an inducement, or the promoter to
lay his proposition before the Coun-
cil and afterwards 'the people. 11is-
tory has bold us that many proposi-
tions have been laid before our Coun-
cils for their1r oonsideration
t atd n
P
proval,
how many .have carried, %Mr.s
they all had,' \Ve roust consider the
multiplicity of detail that the pro•
motor finds it necessary to • wade
throttele rcquirinz months of hard
work and involving the expenditure
of L•ar;n suets of money before he
can mature a proposition up to a
point where he feels safe and justi-
fied in acceptin; an offer Iron the
town and embarking with his own
capital. After iie 111A •;ono to all
this exl•enso and labor it would tnaan
an additional bass Ito recede. Thus
we find that promoters of merit :lo
':ot extend to uq the ,pleasure of
turnin; them down even though it
stay be from indifference. short-
9Ihlr oe • or scepticism.
Our position is ithis, we •ae n town
cannot g.o where we like. the tnnnu-
faclurcr can, and usually falls into
open arms. Let us extend our hand
to the promoter of an industry. Lot
tho Council at .onoo take tho srccexes
cry steps' to have a by-law submit' -
ted to the (ratepayers ctothin; the
incomin; Council with 'power to
;rant n loan of a certain percentnze
of the capital snocesetry to •finance
the i!etluatry. The loin to cover 0
period of ten years 4% i.11out interest.
Then elect a Council 'that will ad-
vance :.s %tell as safcg.utrd the in-
terests of the town. This will sive
every nalepayer that is able to mea-
sure up to •the stan,Iard, an oppor-
tunity to step up and take the prize.
1 would sus;est that the Council
also be empowered to exercise sonar
latitude in adjusting °lin details to
meet the requirements of the case.
My object in suzzcsting t his course
is to brin; tho manufacturer and
the town lozether. Heretofore wheel
the manufacturer was here with all
his plane matured and ready to ne-
gotiate a deal, the Council found
themselves with tl.e eunabcusonne
task of suhmil(tin; it to the people
before ciosine a contract. Thi) ted-
ious delay, and unrert linty of re-
sults, has checked the final step
that would bring slant the desired
resutt9.
In Coneiu-ion ' 0111(1 4 y, pine our
interest+ in the Lando of the Coun•
cit, clothe thein •wide litiltide, st in 1
by 1 heir decisions, slid eneoura;n
then[ in this way to do their best.
Five inlellizeent men should be able
10 handle any proposition t the
best interests of sail ooncerned, that
may come before !them. Thnnkin;
you for your valuable space
1 am very .truly yours.
8I'CCESA
s
These unhappy persons who suffer
from nervouaneas and dyspepsia
should use Carter's Little Nerve
i'llte. which are tnade expressly for
sleeplea•, nervous dyspeptic, suffer-
ers. l'rice 25e.
To Cure a Cold in One Day scra•cmP
Tile• Laxative Bronx) Quinine Tablets. MLA. a �. a�"ery
SIM �iu kolaKIM M ill Pert 12 io■tbe. This signature, / •/
(DEATH OF MRS (REV.) BALL
The funeral of the late Eliza Cud -
more. wife of Rev. .1. Ball, who diad
at Tilbury, Dec.a first,!trek place
from her brothers residence, I. sL'ua-
more's, Sunday last. Mrs. Bali was
born in the village of Morton. Dev-
onshire. Etta -land. Oct. 16. 1853 and
came to this country when 11 0,cLlr1
of a;o.eettlin; in the viilclin of Exe-
ter. She was converted in ccirly life
under the tnini.'%tenin; of Itev. (1. 1:1'01-
w•ell in revival 'serv.:ce held in the
village of Elimville. On Ata;. 29,
1876 she w•as tlxarr✓ad to her now sor-
rowinz hueb'Ind, and started at once
for Prince Edward island where for
8 years She 'proved a helpmate to her
buelyind. At the time of Ilse );110
union of the Met heli .t bosket'e she
with her husband returned to On-
tario anal were Motioned in Ilen3a11
then followed Woodford, Erin, Ful-
lerton. Al'tw•ood, Killion. V1'-heally,
and Tilbury. The Itemised wai
°lowly hien I i feel with 'the \V 0111e1'4
Missionary F.' ciely, I leo Indies Aial
the \V. C. T. U. and often noted as
presdedent of the name. Seven years
oxo hor tw•o cans (lied within fif-
teen weeks of each .other. She 4111
their loss keenly and it told on her
nervous system. Ton months apt
she was nervon:dy prostrated from
which she parti<(Ily reCOVO ed, hilt
disease fa=7tened upon hIer and al•
thouzh six medical doctors were'con-
sulted she gradually went down un-
til calm as an infant aza,i to sleep
she pas'ed on to her 'heavenly' theme.
Iter Run set
As sells lane mor ; star
That 'Roca not down steltind I ie
darker.cd West, Ilb
But fades away in the di,;let • of
heaven.
The deceased was prized and love:I
in all her fields of tattoo Meoauso of
her slirline chrialian cletraoter. She
nobly Mood by her hermanl un all
his work. net home w•.44 always
open to ulinislere and friends. seise
w•an a devoted and lovin, wife. a
careful and 'ovine mother, nankin;
her home one of the leasee :snit drap-
picsl. ShC lea ve4 hshil:41 10 mourn
!heir 10x4, a lookout' :end J!tree
elan;liters Edith, Lillian and Flossie
who are all laborers in !1leo Master's
cause, and who ane lookin; forwar 1
10 a happy re -union in 11,e levee Thal
remeiI,'th.
COl1GIiElts, HAWKERS. BPiTTERB
Public expectoration is n;tient (t,,
common law, a;airlst the laws of
hesllh also. When the thruot tick-
les, thit's I Ito :(ime you need 'Cu.
tarrhozone" : it soothes away the ire
sitation, cuts out 'the phle;m need
loosens t he t i;h1 frena;. You'll
quickly cute that rntareh :ins! tt to
trouble ebb Calirrhozone. It po'.i•
lively prevents new atl.acks and.cur-
(1 catarrh forever and for all .111113
to snide. Don't take our word for
it, try Calarrhozone yourself. Once
used you'll be •delithtad with its
plcasmnl and helpful influence.
HAYFIELD
Miss Lizzie Cameron. vhn has been
visitin; Mrs. Jennings, of Kinaa-
ville. the past tnorfth. returned home
last heck.
Whet mithl hay" been a very set -
ions accident o -carred on Saturday
last when Lorne Kinz. son of Wil-
liam Kinz, wan /shot in dies lee above
the knee. He handed a rifle to a
conlpaniott and in home unaccoull.
able %say it was; discharzed.
Mrs. Morin and child of lieniniller
tisited nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
'I hos. Sanderson las tweck.
Mrs. W. G. Johnston and two
chaldron of MiICston4, (tisk., nrrivcd
in the villa;o last week and expect
to spend the •winter here with lir
1 ' ( 141 s, .'.I r. and M r +. F.a;leson.
Dr. .1. A. V. Armstran; w•as in
t m. re on Tuesday and left in the af-
t.'t noon for Tara where he has por-
ch' .a'rl the practise of ilr. Wilson
and look loserec•ion Der. 1st.
citizens of Tar t will find hirer .1 st. •
fol 1•l:ysician and an honorable citi-
sen.
CENTRALIA
lt: t•. J. Green. of Clinton, prtache.l
1wet vete y ittteie,.:I111.4 sermons 011
\Iissiunary eco: k on Sunsety.
The anniversary of the Cenbr:alta
M4't hodi.t Sunday school will be
held on Sunday end Monday. Decem-
ber 17111 and 18111. On Sunday the
Rev. H. McTavish, of Grant an, will
preach in ruin; and evening a:,:11 al •
*to address the Sunday school in the
afternoon. On Monday cvcniaz it
supper will be rsorve.l in the base-
ment of the church. atter which a
choice program will 1,^ et4Cn.
Mist Ida Abbott 'and Miss Eveline
Simpson salts <1 duet on Sun:1:1y
evenin4 which was much appr4''wlted
by all.
Rev. Mr. and Mry. Andrews and
(lauiht('r Miss Brownie Andrews, et-
tende l the weddin. of Mr. Andrew:;'
niece at Crediton on Wednesday.
Mr. Claronca Faster 311.11 5111 Lon
Fencer of Granton, visited -it Alr.
James llandforrl's on Stand ty.
Messrs Parson tent Davis shippe 1
a ear load of turkeys last week all 1
intend shipping' another catloa 1 this
week.
('roe date for 'List* week)
Special services are .txal held in
tha !1e1hottest church. ltev, groin.
of James street Mothedist church.
Exeter. conducted the services last
week and Rev. Godwin, of ,tho Main
street church is Raking oh<tr;c of
them this week.
Miss Ethel Murdock, who has ,been
back -keeper for Mr. Thomas Willis
for the past °Year left last week.
She has accepted a position with the
lleintznran Piano Co.. in London.
Her many friends here with her
every succe93.
Mr. Willis has en;aced 111 i."4:4 Koeh-
ler. of Zurich, (Lc.r book-keeper.
Mr. Thomas Esse.ry lets rented Mr.
itichard Sando's house and will itako
pos eosion in January.
Mrs. Richard hicks returned horse
last week after a pleineant visit .with
her data btcr•, \1rs. ltert Vail, sof
Newberry.
The well known strengthening.
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a moat perfect nor -
vine, aro found in Cartcels Iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body. and 'Improve tho blood and
complexion.
red u
In another Gatumn
will be found
a communication by "Success' in
which ice brings forward several new
su;rCtttOns for inducements :to be
offered towards incrc asin; the in-
dustries of our .town. Ills 1)1o11;bt(
:u•e well put 3rld arc entitled to
(hos;ht ful consideration. W leile
this a Citation for ,new industries is
going On it may be an opporl'uno
:
time to speak a . an industry
thet
flourished here for years but aL ales
prasc.nt time is trot 1)pera(44 very
extensively. We refer to she Woolen
mill. 11 we remember eorrcctly
there vas a proposition before the
Board e.f Trude Lest •:prit►z, and ahs
woolen tnill matter di -cues el in every
phase ooncX'ivablc, but at the Last
u,oetin; the neater dnoppc'1, and
thea hoard edjousrIett mine die. 'At
that meeting. a report on the valua-
tion of the plank was banded .in to
the hoard, but whether from utter.
for motives or .not. the .report s•a3
able !towards rd
9 thennyt hire; but favor, Ii
woolen mill. We understand Mr.
Muir offered the builditte. engine,
boiler. looms, and cverythi►1; elle
for $2,500 and offered to tako some
of (he amount do stock beside') .ziv-
in; (hose interested any information
he has with regard to Beta manufac.
lure of the !goods. It might Ito ask-
ed, if Mr. Muir has such a ';col
thing, why don't the hang on do it*
Chat is easily explained. and lit is
not because the machinery iippld and
worn out. but .because Mr. Muir bit
went all the days of his life, since
he was ten wears of a;o in the man-
utaoturo of woolen roods and he
floes not propose at this timo of his
I'ie t
oI
let tnc'l%
c9 cares !fall 1 f oc
heavy on Isis already eilvcry head.
We have rot been subsidized by Mr.
Muir 10 say •anythin; re: ardin'g hie
mill : ;or has Iv' ever suggested our
saying onylhin.t about it. We took
it ul►on ourselves, and in company
with a couple of tzentlCrnen, who
are in a position to give a fair valu-
ation on machinery, real estate, etc.,
we asked permission of Mr. Muir to
ao Ihnouzh his building and found
that he ewe -tee treat hie maohinery
as old iron end ready for the junk
pile, but he this narc.fully covered ftp
all that is no: in use :end the expos-
ed portions of the machinery rare
masted with tallow 4o prevent rued.
We are sum Mr. Muir will extend
t10 same oourfess. others who ate
interested and we . s. sure Char any-
one who will stake the trouble to
visit his cstabtiahment will ooncur
with us in the Htatcmenl
that the price :asked is very' low. and
if the machir.4'ry and buildin; ,head to
be purchaser) new woul;l Mktg more
than four times what is asked.
To I,e sure !there is snare up-tlo-d:ste
machinery than that owned by Mr.
Muir, but 444• ere sae sin ' sayirlt
there are a number of 441)4)14111 mills
in Canada with a far infenior equip-
ment thnit are gxlyinz han.leeoute re -
tarns on the investments. Mr. Muir
informed us t lral he had (wet looms
capable of turning 'out 7 to !1 pairs
of blankets tier slay each, a machine
for 1 urninz out worsted goals, an-
other for makinz Pboetint of wool
and cotton: several knitting mn•
chines Lesidbs 5 cardinz machines lo^
proptr:n; the weer, dozother with
other n►achinC, used in the mann,
faottire of woolen smolt.. Mr. Muir
has made money at the ibusin(•e1 anal
for the reaeon3 elated above sloe.' not
keep it running do its full capacity.
it is an excellent opper:unity for
some oris 4o /invest some ,01 a heir aer-
ialist cash and if our boar!% of trade
could be zotten together again rind
ley aside soma of the petty differ•
t ot...e l which characterize their
meetinzs and ;et down to husines.,
some scheme mi.rl,t be formulated
w•her•+eby the wo•►Irn mill could t.e
taken over and put in a•ative opera -
1 inn.
SALE RFGiSTF.R
Clearing : de of farm Stock, im-
plements and household Furniture,
on lot 17, Con. F, Town•hir of Cs -
borne, on Tueasiay, Dee. 19, 1905, at
12 o'clock .harp. THOS. ('OW 51(1)
Proprietor, THOS. CAMIERON. Aur-
tioner, for Huron and Perth.
Locals,
.\1rs. \Vin. Taylor, of Zion. i•
spenelin.r a few days in town vsitia;
relatives and frion•1s.
firs. W. C. Huai on test Tuesday
evening entertains1 the tasty leach-
ers of the ambits ; • .' in honor tat
Miss Irwin.
Grand Master It: : I. O.• O. 1.,
L1110w•el, is exists : hero on the
19th to pay the li:. ter lodge in of-
[ici::l visit. A hnn•act will be :_ivcn
hien in the opera Louse.
Thos. Coward, of (-shortie, has sold
his farm to John Duncan. of the
name township. Mr. Cow'e'd in'tcit l-
toin,t into t mercantile busines.
at 'tVinchcIsel.
All persona 'vivify accounts az•lin•
st the Municipal4Cour►ci1 kindly bawl
the sante to It ho Clerk before t1e
next meeting of Idle Connell, I)ee.
8th, 1905.—J. Seniot, Clerk.
bIrs. Marshall. wbo spent several
months tvith Ler sister. Mrs. T.
Shapton, returned to Forest 1'hurs-
e:ay accompanied by Miss E. Simplon
who visited at Forest a few bays.
Ws 11. Levett ashipped a carload nI
poultry yee+kerday to Vancouver, B.
• C., aloe a carload of evaporated ap-
ples to WinItiprl and a carload of
dried :apples to Germany. The oar -
toed of turkeys was the lareesf ever
shipped out of Exeter.
W I\CHELSEA
Mrs. S. H.1 nna, of Kirk Lon, w•a3
the sued of Mrs. Wm. emery on
Friday of Inst week.
Mr. Goulding (nom Muskoka, is
vision; his son, Mr. D•tvid Gouldiu;.
Mr. Milton Clark who has been in
the west for some time is home
He is again back with Mr. J. G.
Jones of this villa;e.
Mrs. W. Francis, of I'lu;town, %vat
the ;nest of Mrs. E. Heywood on'
day last week.
A number from around here at-
tended the fowl supper at Woodhull
on Monday evenin; last.
Mr. \Ven. Creery and family •were
the ,nests of .M r. \Vm. llanns, of
Kirkt•on on Sunday last.
ber. Russell. of Ilellwoo4 i.3 visit-
ine with Mrs. Waehourn.
DIVISION COtjltT.
1 ivi ••1111 Court'4 els in the
was held 1
Town Ball, Monday. Ilia honor
Judge holt, of Goslericli, presidia;
The docket was small only three
caseshem; presented.
The first catx ivas that of Stewart
vs. Hatter, an :tot ion entered by the
plaintiff for the payment for ;odds
purchased. By consent of bolts par.
ties the case was settled by the pay-
ment of $19and costs. Madman
&
Starcbury for plaintiff and Dickson
& Carlisle for defendant.
Another case was Samuel San-
ders vs. Jabez Stacey. The plaintiff
had Fold Stacey a blower, .takin; a
note in payment. The notion was a
suit to compel payment of 1 ho note.
TI,' defendant contended that the
blower 41:41 r:ot as ;uar:utleed by
Sanders and that loss of dime, infer-
ior work done by the machine. etc..
More than offset the value of the
note. Judemont for plaintiff. Disk.
son & Carlin; for plaintiff, Madman
4Ctthury for deft.
.
"1'lia case of 1toss & Taylor Co. vs.
Hy. Brown and wife, etas an action
to fcrce payoren( 'or lumber furnish
cd. Jud;ment was given in (Ivor
of plaintiff n;:Bust henry Brown lot
full amount of claim and costs area
a;ainst Mrs. Brown for $5, without
costs. Gladmau & Slanbury for
pltfs, and Dickson & Carlin; for Mrs.
Brown. Brown was trot rCpre;Cnt-
ed.
GOSIIEN LINE
Mr. Vert I'rcazcator soave a (lanes
on Friday eveninz last. There were
a large number present and In en-
joyable time was 'spent by call.
e ♦
Wm. M whinn y this 's week
brooking. in We young rlriver.spe
Mr. Henry Smith seriously in-
jured his knee on Mionday last by
!teppin; in a hole.
Miss Bertha Bastard, who has boo,*
ill for some •time past 'is now reoov•
eriny.
A large number from here attend.
ed the Council meetin; hold in Crest -
icon on Monday, they heir; inter•
ested in Mud Creek drain.
Mr. J. P. Bastard slmnt. Sunday
in Dashwood with frien:is.
NOMINATION NOTICE
Township of Usborne.
A meeting tor the purpose of nom-
inating a Reeve and four Councillors
to serve in the municipality for the
year 101)6, will be held at the Town-
ship Hall, Elimville, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER =ad, 1905
at the hour of one o'clock in the after-
noon. If more than the required
number of candidates are nominated
polls will be held on Monday the first
day of January. 1006, as follows:- Div.
1, Township Hall, Elimville, Sidney
Andrew, D. R. 0. ; Div 2, Lot 0, N. T.
R., J. W. Horney, D. R. O. ; Div. 3,
Lot 2Con. 10, Matthew Routley,
D. R. 0. ; Div. 1, Public Hall, Farqu-
har. A. Duncan, U. R. 0. said polls
to be open from i) a. m. toy, p. m.
F. MOItLEY. Clerk.
Whalen, December Oth, 1905.
GRAND TRUNK 1'
WAY
O(fere a ethic of
M011 St/baii(tin;
bo Adopte.l (Ji
Colat City.
The recent use of
(lined.4 by lar;e loo
interests are e9sc)nt i st
beou;ht about Much
nista, 'tot only cin Cot
pees but in journals
other countries, and to
omission and to over.
jection of this nature
Trunk Pacific ate tit
of Canada :18 oppor1
su4;eati0ns and su11111
the Pacific (Jol.4t City
up tit the nen iiinus of
coal inental Railway.
in view they have dee
prize of $250.00 cash ft
%till in every way be
and suitable. This
one on oppor tunity e
their "thinkir1 cap,"
in an open contest
name, incidentally 1,
handsome prize, a
naminz a city whose
the evolution of a n•^
nda's twentieth vent►
The only conditions
contest are as follows
No bale not 1) 1)2 ret(
syllables or a.;nt:tin t
letters and to be pu
preferably ,significant
umbia, and not to
other names of toe
offices row existing it
1' st' paper tot .tar;
by len inches, anal WI
one side of it he paper
Saab competitor allc
Ihrea names, on span
mune to appear on. ca
Accoutp:utiny each t
article of not 1,093 •the
nor more than throe 1
explanatory of the I:it
Name of competitor,
Office Address, to rem,
tom •of sheet.
Nunes Io be forty,
Pacific Coast Terra
Grand Trunk Pacific
tre:iI, Canada.
('4)11) pOt 11 hal will c.
December fif teens 11, fl
Bred and five.
As 9(1511 :IS Cotnpetl
decided, and ►•nmc riot
of successful oonapetil
pounced Ihew eli thues
daily .e - c
l p
In case the .name
selected by more 1 It
tor, then 1Ite exp%
will be just red on t
decision rendered rc a
TUE SOURCE 0
1truns haq d in
blood and we,k ner
down, nerves ret
;ic torture follows
meal applications
to Ihorouehly cure;-
he strengthened
blood.
\Vh:ut can equal
creases the appetite
dance of rich Ilfc-
plies nuerimcnt and
sal for uornout ner
completely cures n
root and branch o
kills. Aheolule su
Stop suffcrin r—fif
rozono. Fifty cho
lets in :I box at a'
Debentur
Tinders will
noon of Denson
purchase of $17.
ment debentur
Exeter, repnyab
n1 " s 1 en
nual rn to lm
interest.
FOR ov>RR
An Orn AND W
W inslow''sSoothing
over sixty
years
children while
pain, soothes the • . (�
nia�as& h
forDrrh
by druggists in ev
3enta &bottle. Its
sure and take
Byrrnpend ask for
DO YOU wit
All Schools a
Tally in helping
Do not ov
TORO
COR. YONOE
Cannot 911 pl
upon by bu
Ilecause our
grade work 1s
protect this re
.chool of the b
Winter tern[ o'
Catalogue free.
Tei 13 1'1OLSONS
W.
(furor' rated by Act of Parliament 1855)
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • S3
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • • - - S3''
t:9 Thanche.In Ontario, Quebec, Alterte Rtltish Colunsble
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful Day from 10 A. M. to 3 r. 111. except Saturdi
Fesrntern' elle Notes cashed or collected.
On epplicetlon. i1RAt. 'Ts cn all points In the Dominion,
(ted States, bought and ,.old at lowest rates of exchange
MAV I NOM DEPARTM
Deposits 0 ei.0O ani upwards
pounded hall tottery, and added to principal Jnne
posits Receipts also fanned and highest current rete
Advances made to farmers stock deal
lowest rates and on most fasorable terms. Agent
Dickson Qc Carlen ,solicitors. N.
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