Exeter Times, 1906-04-26, Page 5ROSS -TAYLOR CO'S.
Plainino Mill, Door FaGtoru, lumber Yard
and saw Mill
are open and bustling daily and a full stock cf Lumber, Shingles, Lath,
Cedar Posts and all kinds of Building Materials always on hand.
BARN SASH in abundance. BEE HIVES finished or in knock down.'
always on hand.
WATER TANKS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs.
Custom Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given.'
Ross-TdlJIor 60. tU.. xctcr. 1
GOOD NEWS FOR
THE FARMERS.
No more hole digging
just
j
in fence posts
to put 1 �
drive them in with a
sledge hammer. Far
ahead of any ever yet.
seen around this part of
the country-. Come in
and see them for yourself.
We have had a great
many iron posts brought
in lately and arc prepar-
ed to sell then! cheap.
Scrap iron taken in Es -
change.
•.JACKSON &SON 1
Main -St. Exeter. I
One door south of the i
Metropolitan Hotel.
4.4-14-H-H•4•+i'i'•D'-F-f•i•3'•i+-F•F4•Ei'-I'-F
YEDI DAL
UW. BROWNING, M. D., M. O.
• P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and realdonence. Dominion,
Laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO ('OLLEGE PHYSI-
daas and Surgeons. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office, Main street. Residence, east
ea first street north of Post Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
DR*1. I. AND H. M. COWAN, 394
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
• ppheve 15'18. Long distance connection.
ial attention given diseases of women and
=Maattrrggeery. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Cant to
rue street take you almost to the door.
No other city office. Special Hospital and
other arra'gemerls for patients from a
!!stance.
DENTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
. D. 8. D. D. S., Honor (Graduate
1 Toronto University, Dentist.
: oeth extracted without paln or
,ad after efrer;LAIn
, Office Fan -
son's block. West side cot Mata
gree0.' Exeter'
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
Ma an fa.- ►nd village properties at lowratee
et lalaresL :.ADMAN & 8TANBURY
Barris ars Solicitors. Main 8t. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
,t0arrL4ters P,oiicitor+ Notaries Conveys/scars
anoers
Cbmd
mlla•mer., Solicitors for the for
Bank. Kao.
lltseey to Loaa at Lowest rates of interact.
OPTION :-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
IL esauwo 5. a, t. 8. mosses
T
HOMAS CAMERON,('ONVEY-
ancer, will. drawn, money to loan
ea real estate, also IJcensed Audleneer for
the counties. lof Huron and Perth. Charges
rtptodelete. Orders lett at the 1 1r at my
Tnldence, Farquhar will receive prompt atten
also.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY
We have unlimited private funds for loves/
- sol upon farm or village i:roperty at Iowa
Moot labere..
DICKSON & CARLiNO
Exeter
What is Home without
a Piano or Organ.
Cerainly not all that it might be.
Call and sec us and let us show
you some of the highest grade
PiANOS AND ORGANS
that ( ana(ia produces. They are
}t
-c~w f it
c aIn+ r s of art.
Y
SEWING MACHINES
Then in Sewing Machines we
carry. the b(rt that the market
affort s. Do not listen to what
other. tell you about our prices
and terms, but call and satisfy
yourself. 'Vc will snake them to
suit you unlc:•s you arc very hard
to please.
S. MARTIN & SON
Tne Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Incur- I
ansa Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres.: -J. A. NORRIS, CROMAIVTY P.O.
Vice -Pres.: -F. MORLEY,
WHALEN P. O.
DIRECTORS.
W. H. PASBMORE,
WM. ROY,
J. L. RUSSELL,
T. RYAN,
AGE
J. CARMICHAEL,
A. DUNCAN
J. WILSON,
J. 8. GILFILr.As,
FARQUHAR P.O.
BORNHOLM 1'. O.
RUSSELDALE P. O.
DUBLIN P. O.
NTS.
STAFFA, ONT'
FARQUHAR, ONT.
FULLARTON, ONT.
LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANIWRY, Solicitors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the matte- of the estate of
George Barnwell, late of the Vil-
lage of •Exe(c., in the county of
Iluron, Gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
It. 8. 0., 1897, chapter 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said George
Sa•mwoll. who died on or about the
26th day of January, 1906, are re -
'gulped on or before the 6th day of
May, 1906, to send by post prepaid or
deliver to Messrs. Wachner' & Stan -
bury, V'
f 1
o the I I oof
3. n, Ezeter. So-
licitors
o-
liio
c t re for the Executors of the
said deceased, their christi;tn and sur-
names, addresses and desariptions,
(the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of tho aaourities, if any
held by therm. And turner take
notice that after such last mentioned
date the said executors will proceed
to distribute the Bassets of the de-
ceased among the parties ontitled
thereto having regard only to lite
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and that tato said executors
will not be liable for the said assets
or any !.art thereof to any person
or persons of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by them
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for said Executors.
Doted at Exeter the 9th
dny of April, 1906.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Rob-
ert Bleck well, late of the town-
ship of Iliddu!ph, in the Oounty
of Middlesex, Farmer deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. 8. 0.. 1897, chap. 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said Robert
Blackwell, liho died on or about t
23rd day of February, 1906, are .re-
quired on or %::fore the 30th Bey of Otrpet Sweeper and \Vnll liruntt.
April, 1906, to send by frost prepaid Lacers Curtains -8 pairs.
or deliver to Richard Rlackwel1. Mirror; -variety.
Mooresville 1'. 0., Administrator Encyclopedia Brit tallied ;.Hooks.
of tate said deceased, their coverings -table. piano and stand.
eh rim tia11 and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, the full particul-
ars of (heir claims. the statement
of their accounts and the nature of
the seem }lies, if any. held by them.
And further hake notice that after
such bast mentioned date the said
administrator will- proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the deceased
among t he parties entitled 1 herel o.
having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice
and t hat the said Administrator
%till not bo liable for tbo said assets
or ally part thereof to nny person
or persons of whose claims notice
shall not have been received by them TEftMB.-(kteh : but on reel en -
at the time of such distribution. t ate made ktw:,wn at masts.
Giu\i)MAN & 8TANDEI11Y, Real Estate sold at 3.30 p. m.
Solicitors (or e.cid Administrator. DR. ROLLINS if. BROWN,
Dated at Exeter the 2801
dap of Mnrcdt, 1906.
THE EXE'; k R TIMES, AI'1{IL 20th 1900.
A1c;c table Prepara'iotlforAs-
siinilatitig the loud alulRegue-
ting the Stomachs and Bowels cf
•
Promotes I)igestion,Cty erfuI-
ness and lies t.Contains neither
Uritl«i.Morphine norI'fincral.
NOT NARCOTIC.
Ai. ofOld Ila S;4•': rafarff..7
Ii.rAlrx Sad -
fG•Jnr.r •
feentella.rani -
./r.1•1 Seed •
/f jp>rmra7t
D, ;:edam%% S.. rs •
J;•:mJee.l -
(7,31h.ri .
hiaryes.. t t.rno
A perfect Remedy fol Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Dlatrhoca.
Worms ,Com'utsioits, Feverish-
tless and Loss OF SLEEP.
rcesimile Signature cf
NEW YO11K.
At .t 6 to tctWi:44-
3 j Dosis Jr-35:C;E r
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CASTORI
For Infltnts and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
U
For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTORI
INC C,MYaun COM..Nr. Naw roan CIT
BIG SALE
Of Revd Estate and llous.ehol:l Ef-
lects
Dr. Rollins, of Exeter, elm is
going ,West, will sell on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2811i. 1906
At Ono p. m. sheep
Itesidonce._-lair'ge lot, 10 rooms. in
good retutrir.
Cottage and deeded lot at Grnnd
Bend -lot 53 1-2 by 142 Qeet, front-
ing on road.
Piano -Mallet & Davis, good as now.
Parlor Set -plush
Sidelw:ter ds-sevor'a l
2 Extension tables.
Numbers of smaller tables.
St:t,nds-tall kinds and sizes.
Chairs-I:arge number all styles and
kinds.
Pictures -framed, .Large variety.
Os,rt,ets all kinds and sizes.
Linoleums-covoring 3 targe rooms
with .nmallor ones.
Rugs and Mtats-groat variety.
Dishes and Glassware.
Silverware, Lamps
Iced -room suites, sets of furniture,
contents of five bed -room'.
Feather beds and Mattresses.
Lounges rind Sofas -number
Floe -era .send plants.
Vases. -large variety.
Book Case & Secretary, &c.
Wardrobe -art ist ie.
Stoves -half dozen : stove pipes.
Clooks-:t collection; Iilinds.
Oleander tree.
Curtains -anon and door. pole» &o.
Refrigerator and kitchen cstine:.
Cooking utensils.
Curios-knick• knacks, brie-a-b:ac
and anti ries.
Mips: Canes and plug ,hats: attos(•s
invitid table and invalid stool.
Ironing table.
!loxes full of mysteries --ell kinds of
things.
Lewin Mowers end Letters: Speer.
Telephone Stock.-Kirkton and Exe-
ter line.
And lots of other thing:+.
The Chiaago drainage sate%!, which
when completed, ria designed to
carry off 10,009 cubic feet per eterond
will, recording 'to the estimate of the
engineer of the Canadian !Kotion of
the intern:%tion! ~waterways corn -
mission, lower the level of Like Ilur-
on by six inches, •and the level of
bike Erie by 4 1-2 inA bas. Ten
thous mil cubic feet per second re-
presents 511 I►cr cent. of ties flow over
Niagara F1118. The canal, however,
takes row less 'tlra.n half the volume
originallynIIy can,cm 1ate
1 beinglimit-
ed
1'
it
-
cd :o 4,166 cubic feet poo second.
Every doctor in tilde town tri= 1
hist best to relieve Mrs. J. Without
of .; a9hma ; non's 'meet -shied. "For
years, rho states. 1 wtays a dreadful
sufferer : t o: hing were relief. tett
limo.e 1 found it tecceltenry to •:tat'•• •
all the doors and windows open t,•
get my bro.lhh. When in despair
1 lir',••nl of "Cla;arrhazon^_". i ue.1
it and now 0111 perfectly cure.1."
This (.roves !Ryon(' doubt that 'an)
C110 of :est lime i1 curable with 1'.a -
1 irrhozone. No remedy eo plc 1s311t
none a'o absolutely certain 10 thor-
oughly cure ; t ry "Eel t,t rrhozou. "
yourself : it's gu.trintcrd.
I'ropreetor Auctioneer.
Exeter, April 16th. 1906.
A suggestion of practical value was
ride to else post master -general by
the member for Wast Iluron, Mr.
Lewis, tatty suggest:.! 1bet in consid-
eration of the advance made by the
rural to+tmo'te a the offices in
country districts should be kept
open until 9 p. m., eitibling Lamers
and laboring sten to got Lheir mail
sifter their Att)•'s work. The propos-
al was abtcked up by Mr. Matz. Mr.
Lewis also 'advositc'd an iroreasc in
the (ar^entage .allowed for the sale
Ile thought 1 d
stamps. that tt it caul be
of t
K
I
at Ieast 5 per cent., 1 per ntnt. be-
t l►e present r.tic'.
11E11 SKiN WAS YELLOW.
"1 ;till only to try Dr. Hamilton's
fills .0 :rppretciato their merit"
tthee Miss Annie 8. r)
cc,o
t Wood -
sloes. "My system wog out of or-
der . My b1oa.1 w :5 weak 'in t thin.
i e nasty murky cotnplexion.
My skin tees hard and drys!. Tho(
first box of Dr. (ILatniltott's Tills
made a complete change. 1 felt
better :al once. 1(erilthy color came
info my f ce in about three weeks
I w -.1s rur-'d." Dr. Ila►nilton's ;!ills
effect an c.s y cure. Try these good
pill•. 25e a box, or tiro boxes' for
rI.00. it all druggists.
1
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tom. on every
SevenTo Cure a Cold in One Day
•/ boa. 2
Seven tidos bares la past 12 months. 'f bjs signature,� i/� /�J 3c.
Cara Crlp
la Two Days.
'NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the ;nutter of the estate of
Hortense heaver, late of tate
w. .
to n ri , Stephen, e
yl ofin
,
t
the
I County of Iluron, married we-
) man, deceased.
Notioe is hereby ;riven pursuant to
It. 8. 0., 1897, chapter 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
against t.lte estate of rho said j4'or-
tense iieaver, who died on or about
the 19th day of March, 1906,are re-
quire:! on or before the 5th day of
May, 1906, to send by poet prepaid or
deliver to Messrs. Gladsnan & Stan -
bury, of the Villi;e of Exeter, So-
licit.or» for t he Executor of the
said dexased. their christia11 alitl sur-
n'tanes, addresses and desoriptions,
the full particulars of their claims,
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securities, if any,
held by them. And further take
notice th.tt eftor such last mentioned
date the maid executor will proceed
to distribute the assets of tho de-
ceased among the
perr ties entitled
thereto taurine 'regard only to the
claims of which they shill then have
notice, and that the mid executor
will not he liable for the raid assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of whoso oLaim ndtico
shall not have been received by them
at the term of stroll distribution.
GLADMAN & STANR(JItY
Solicitors for said Executor
Dated at Exeter this 18th
day of April, 1906.
talo
I/d Rubber!
Corrdo o
Italy
thif aant i) rn
Y a,
l
tp/1@
er ('
n
��io
� P
Refiliff ewe
P
Make a carriage more
comfortable to ride in.
Worth their cost In the
wear and tear they
save. Lasts as long as
iron rims on all ordin-
ary roads.
Dunlop Tire Co.
gnat.
TORONTO
lT J.'It,
t t�iOCt'tR
YONTRIRAI.
• 51'ItS('1t1111'. F011 THE TiMES.
I
8) I)H('IIiItF; roll THE TiMF:H.
1
Old Land niark to Be ii::very passenger+, mitt tiae Quick anti
Ilalkwill inn wore the usual stop-
ping places between London and
Destroyed. Godcrich, and Ire (ucutly the house+
were ru full of guests tlstl iutpro
wised beds were made of robes i
ONE lel' 'rill•: OLDEST HOS't'E1.
1i1ES ON THE LONDON 1tOAl
TO IIE REPLACED BY A 5101)
ERN DWELLING.
About leo utiles south of Exeter,
on the (arm of James Walker, one
of the oldest buildings between Lon-
don and Goderich will soon be razed,
and in its place will bo erected :t
dwelling of more modern architec-
lure. This old siructure is over 60
ye.irs ofd and ties for generation:,
been a familiar I undutark, and tosee
it row', one would ltirdly bclieto ttnat
in its time was considered one of the
best hostelries in Western Otterio
and thit many men of prominence of
Upper Oi•nada, as our province was
then called, made it a stopping place
in their journeys from London to
Goderich. The old house. at the pre-
sent time, while not in accord wit h
many of the palatial farm residences
of the present time, is still us com-
fot'i:Ibio os when first erected, being
cool in the summer, and character-
istic of log structures. is easy to
keep fleeted in the winter.
Ira th %curly thirties Mr. Joseph
Quick, 'a resident of Devonshire,
Lngi tied, like a great many of his
countrymen, concluded that pros-
pects were greater in Canada than
at home, and took passage for 'tide
country, leaving his wife and eight
children behind brut. Ile crime di-
rect to t his section Land purchased
100 acres of land from the Canada
Comp:cny. This company .had some
years before purchased from the
Indians the Iluron tract, which com-
prised many thousands of acres of
land, in this county. The property
was divided into sections, the seine
as has been done in the great North-
west, :and offered for sale.
After remaining there a year Mr.
Quick setit word to his wife 'to pack
up their belongings end bring the
family to the now ceuntt•y• This
Mrs. Quick did .-:ml after a tedious
journey which took several months,
joined her !nightie!, who had been
making his headquarters with a
family named Rowcliffe.
At (hat time the country here-
abouts was not like it is now, one
of Lho best agricultural sections in
Canada, but was a dense forest,
V1t t s now
known as
rhodo
Lon n
road, rind by tourists pronounced the
best gilded and kept t'o'ld in the
province, taws nothing but an Indian
trail only a few feet wide and im-
possible for teaming, and during the
wet Feeson was almost unpassaole.
Not being daunted by -tato priva-
tions of pioneer life and rho caro of
a large family of children, Mr. and
Mrs. Quick immediately set about
hewing out a home for themselves
in tate wilderness, ind in a short
time erected a lo:; 'Rous.: almost in
the same spot where tho building
soon to be torn down, i:t lacut.ed. In
this home two children were born to
bless the union of tae determined
pioneer couple. The eldest of the
two died in infancy ,and the rremains
were interred in the cemotry a mile
and a euarter 'south of Exeter,
and until recently was fenced off
in sacred remembrance of those who
years ago were laid to rest.
of her child
is our venerable
Tatht
de
much respected townswoman, Mrs.
Hyndman, mother of 1)r. II. K.
Ilyndman, and 'to Mrs. llyndman,
we are greatly indebted for the
history of the old homestead.
In the early years those. who were
looking for a location in this sec-
tion were compelled to follow the
trail, which gradually; became wider
from constant travel, and footsore
and weary, would stop at the Quick
homestead for meth' or lodging.
Mr. .and Mrs. Quick would) never
turn any Perron away hungry or
tired, often giving up their bed to
their guests, although no charge Was
made. The throng o0 travellers,
however, tt•a5 increasing and qtr.
Quick decided to enlarge his build-
ing and take roomers and serve
molls. This he did and was enjoying
a good p1t.ronago, when his house
waw destroyed by fire. Ito Dinned -
iii tely commenced the etection of n
larger buIldiug, and in a few months
i the structure which now st.tnds and
!has for over 60 years been n rnonu-
i ment to his memory. was built. The
building; 1s4 of logs, the chinks being
t filled with mud, and in after years
• aeras sided up. iti re.•tsing business
compelled Mr. Quick to make odii-
tio:rs and new portion.' were built
on the north and south ends, but
these were years ago loin down.
Ono portion was(x caplet h) I»aae
Quick, a brother, asn store in after
y: .ars,
The name of the place w1a4 vane.!
the "(!lack Mores 1131" and a Large
(ole from sshich the sign w.ts sus•
Vended. was c•Itaractcristic of all
public places of chat day. The sign
win ct crude affair, being :t itoeden
Coo..., and Niers the workru•inship of
I.o:ris llol►nen, father of Mrs. Wm.
Diets-.
During the early days of the het-
telry the village of Exeter was a
wilderness. The "Devonshire inn '
conducted at
et d by the late Wm. 1 alktt'ill.
is as a short distance to the north.
\\'here Hie -king store now stands
was 1 he Loins of laugh Diamond and
where the 1't•esbyterinn 51,tisc now -
el ands Willi len McConnell lived, Geo.
McConnell lived doral, the road.
Vivid McConnell kept to inn whet
Mr. Digery Iiniund resin's nn] An-
drew MaConncll lived imnicth lily
across the rued from David. These
were about the cmly buildings north
of the Quick hotel. The first :+top-
ping place to 1Ire south tv.t' Flani-
g'tn's Conners, now Clandeboye. The
next stopping piece on the road to
London wvs Sauhte Bill, this side of
Lttcan, at:d between Seublo 11i11 an.l
Luc 'n twos negro settlement.
in the etrliest days it was :na-
irosaible to get the neceesories of lir_
except by going to London or
❑erterioh, and airs. Quick on several
o•efieione took one of her el/lichen
Ind w-nikerl to London .and b..ck
again. Wolves an(1 o:.hor will an:-
ltnt1a At ere in -abutpl•trie^ and on these
journeys, Sirs. Quick, al.hottgh never
molested by them, Naas of timet billy
frightened. Derr were n' plentiful
as sheep, rind Indians rove., around
beg'ring proviqona from the settlers.
After the trail land been improved
four horse coaches were used to
- Atnong the prominent guests %vers,
) a Mr. Jones and John Strong, lam!
- commissioners.
The first division court witheld
in the Quick !louse, end :a Mr. Cur-
ter, the first division court clerk,
hid an office at the tavern where
he could be found one day in each
I
week. Liver the late Thomas Trivitt
was appointed clerk, and while leis'
office was cit Cent -.ilia, he attend:.[;
t ho court at the Quick house for ;a I
number of ye ire.
!sawyers from Goderich and Lon-'
don attended these courts and a
character named Daniel Shoffe, who
lived at Flanigan's Corners and wIl►o
had never tried any bar ex amination,
w.ut nlweys present to plead a case
for Some client.
It is stated that in tlioee days ['cur
was n luxury, and had•lo be brought
from Uoderioh, the price being 12
a Iru'rei.
Although deprived of many of the
Inxuries of life, tdte eirly settlers
prided •themeel1es in the fairs which
were 'held. One year the fair would
be .held .ti Quick» and tit.'% next year
at 111lkwills• Many balls were given
at the hotels and several of our
older citizens recall the pleasures of
dancing the light fantastic at these
hostelries.
The •residence of Mr. Richard Iles -
sett, the tether of Mr. Thos. Iiissett,
our venerable townsman, who is
not as young as he used 'to be ,and
locks mutely years younger than ha
is, lived across the way. The house
was years ago torn down, and only
a few old apple trees nlnl'k the place
where the boys and girls of the
Boys gone by were wont to enjoy the
pleasures of youthful life. Other
neig.hbore were the Bilkwill, Hand-
ford, May, itowetiffe, llolman find
other futilities.
Mr. Quick years ago sold his f•artn
and tavern to Sir. Andrew Welker,
father of James Walker, the pre-
sent owner, and moved to kalamo-
zoo, where .he died some thirty years
ago.
OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT CAL-
IFORNIA
Do not let this go by. Very low'
rates will he in effect via Grand
Trunk k -a
n a'
RIs%.
l good going Railway x
I A r'1
. fi ;April
b t,
. c
24t1, to May 5t1, returning until
July 31st, and good going June 24th
to July 7th, returning until Sept.
15t1,. Choice. of any direct route
going ,:and returning, and certain stop
over privileges allowed. Call on
ngents for full particulars or address
J. D. SICDon'Iid, District Passenger
Agent, room 308, Union 'talion, Tor -
Onto.
HOARD OF TitADE
A special meeting of Lhc Board of
Trade was called for Friday evening
last to discuss canning factory '.:at -
tors. A gentleman, who has a
thorough knowledge of operating a
canning factory, was invited to town
to attend tato meeting and give those
present an idea of the advantage of
such on industry, as tto the kind of
vegetables that are most profitable
to can and about what h t n plant could
be installed for.
On the suggestion of Reeve noisier
the meeting was open to all those in-
terested, whether members of the
Boast or not.
Mr. '1'. 11. McCallum was elected
to act as chairman. Ile called upon
the peeve to address the meeting,
who in turn called up the gentleman
who cline acre to attend the meet-
ing. This gentleman stated that he
did not come prepare] to give an
address, but would gladly answer
any questions, and go into the !nat-
ter in Ora manner.
To the numerous questions fired
at hitt he stated that peaty and corn
wore, in his opinion, the best articles
to oan, tomatoes are also good and
ro are beans. lie stated that it
would Lae better to can peas, corn
and toucalocs, so that the company
could successfully compete with the
combine, which comprises about 28
factories. Tho reason for this, he
chimed, was plat the combine of-
fered a discount of 10 per cent. to
those buying from therm only, and
if a company put up only two kinds
of segetebies it would be harder 1
to cell to the %wholesale trade, on
Account of the inducements given
by the combine. Twenty one doll ii
per ton is about t he average paid for
pets, seed free to the grower. Corn
e6 1-2 to $7 per ton, the seed to
the grower costing Se. per Ib. ;
Reins about $25 a ton, extra for
seed. and (o•nalo:'s 25 cents n hurdle!
the grower to furnish Ilii own
Id ants.
Ile stated that about $0,000 would
be :shout the amount necessary to
buy t he machinery and about 94,090
for the buildings, while :-avers!
lhoun,tnd dollars should be in the
bank for running expenses.
After consider dile discussion Reeve
Noisier 'fated tb•it be could promise
over $6,000 of toed capital subscribed
for tate industry And much more
ootid I:e scoured, ttta] it wan t he in-
tention
n-
s 'on se.interested,
t nt. o[ rho after
the contp•any is formed, to ask the
Counoil for a loan of $5,000 for
ten years, without interest, and
desired the co-operit ion of ;hc
Itotrd of Trade in the mater.
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FOR SALE BY --
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The Live 'Druggist
EXETEh', ONTARIO.
A NATIONAL THEATRE.
Florence Rockwell, who .hits im,
poreonnted man Shaka ccrian he
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Ines with marked success, writes its
the May Delineator of aha imports
once of establising tar national the,
ator if for no other reason 'duan to
produce the splendid plays of Shiite.
stream. Miss Rockwell stye:
The drama in this country needs
romp such representation, for the
playwright ns well as for actors, aNd
what better could happen for tate.
drama 'then to have stand:al pro,
ductions of Sisikespovrc's plays. To
the erinywright they would ;offer
an object lesson in dnametie con.
struotion and literary style and di•
vert his work from the Midi id so-
ciety play or riotous rnusieel comedy
of to -day, thus •rnisin't 111• tt•11o10
atcrege of American dramatic auto.
orahip. F,or th' actor, they would
fro an inspiration and at the name
time they would improve the public
baste nthieh %would then detnen l a
higher order .of play and perform-
encc et the regular theatre. 'There
is no institution calculated to have
n further reaching influence for
good upon the Ame:icr11 stare than
a properly eendue,ed national the-
atre even if no Anutrican play werO
ever given there. Our meed in the
theatre is for high ideate, not only,
for those who write .and act, but
il•o for those who go to witness
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0,4n err ry Lawful hay from 10 A. M. to 3 P. at. except Saturday Pt A. w to 1 r. x.
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