Exeter Times, 1906-08-16, Page 5TSE EXEtl hit TIMES,
AUGUST 1601 19u6.
SHINGLE
N1'e have just received a carload of British Columbia red
Cedar Shingles and one of Now Brunswick Shingles and are
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Pariod oofing
We are agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is
meal on barns, factories, in fact any building that needs a
good roof. Ask us about this roofing and get a circular.
he-ROSS-Taulor Go. LW ExctcrTt
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200
ToriS
of all kinds of
old sera)
1
iron rr
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wanted at M.
Jackson's
EXETER
We will pay the $
highest cash price or $
exchange fence posts $
for same.
M.JACKSON &SON
Main -St. Exeter. I
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
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MEDICAL
JW. BROWNIN(tl, M. D., M. C.
• P. 8., Graduate Victoria Uni-
m-e1ty. office and residenence. Dominion.
Laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
eians and Surgeon-. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office Main street. Residence. east
on first street north of Post Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
PiccaRS. Y. AND 1I. M. COWAN, 391
Telel111111Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
dilly
1528. Long distance connection.
Special attention given diseases of women and
surgery. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Cars to
Colborne street take you almost to the door.
No other city ollice. Special Hospital and
other arra tgcments for patients from It
distance.
DENTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S. D. D. 8., Honor Oradaate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects, Once in Fan -
eon's block. West aide of Main
ares0.'Exeter•
DR. 0. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. J., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uniyersity.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson aft Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
ens on farm and village properties at lowrate.
Ial••teaL ;MADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Felicitate. Main 8b Exeter.
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance GompanU
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres,: -J. A. Norms, CROMARTY P.O
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. RessELL,
I{USSELLDAI.E. 1'. O.
DIRECTORS.
W. H. YASSMORF., FARQUUAR P.O.
\Vlnf, Rol*, BORNIIOLM P. O.
Wm. Bitot's WINCH ELSE 1', O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
AGENTS.
JOhIN ESSERY, Exeter, agent for
t.'sbornn and Jlieldulph.
OLIVE1t HIARRIS, Munro. agent
for Ilibbert. Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solicitors
• Voters' List 1906
TO WNSHIP OF USBORNE
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the pen'.
sons mentioned in Section Eight
and Nine of "The Voters' List Act,"
the copies required by the said Sec-
tion to bo so transmitted or deliver-
ed of the list made pursuant to Bald
Act, of all parsons appearing by the
last revised Assessment Roll of the
said Municipality to bo entitled to
vote in the void Municipality at Elec.
tions for members of the Legislative
Assembly and at Munic.ipai Elections
and that said list was first [seabed
up et my office), \Vhnlen, on the
31st day of July, 1906, and remains
there for inspection. Electors ere
oalled upon to examine the said list
and if any omission or other errors
are found therein, to take immediate
proceedings to have the Raid errors
corrected according to law.
Dated this 31st day of July 1906.
FRANCIS MOItLEY
Clerk of the Iriid Municipality.
Fail term opus septi 4
In deciding to ret a business edu-
cation or shorthand training, it is
wise to choose a school that is NveIl-
known for strictly high-grade work.
The
ELLIOTT
aidedi
TORONTO, ONT.
is well known as one of the best
Commercial Sohools in existence. Its
record this y nar has been most re-
markable. one of our graduates
are out of positions and the demand
for them is about twenty times the
supply. Write to -day for our mag-
nificent oatalogue.
W, 3, ELLIOTT, Principal.
Our. Yonge and Alexander Streets
DICKSON & CARLiNG, OUR PIANO SALES
i lanrlatere Solicitors Notaries Conveyancers
Oommt.+t•m
eerv, Solicitors for the for
Bank. Etc.
Wan to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE: -MAIN STREET, EXETER.
a. cianr.nfa a a. L R. DlcISON
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
ancer, wills drown, money to loan
es real estate, also iice
nsedAuct
ioneer ter
the twuntle. tof Buren and Perth. Charges moderate. Orders left at the Times ')ratm my
residence, Farquhar will receive prompt atten
Mon.
MONEY TO LOAN
s
We have unlimited private funds for invest
upon faarm or village troperty at Iowa.
Interest.alas
DIrKtION & CARLINOeter
FARM FOR SALE
A choice f.srrn of 8(I 'acres in kWh
.tate ofto cultivation, titles hearse, S. MARTIN & SON
11rifi new barnv and stables fitted in
For the past month have been
very- satisfactory both to our-
selves and our customers. This
we attribute to our exceptional
good values and easy terms of
payments.
OUR GOODS
ate the finest the runt ket nfTords
and our terms most liberal.
Do not listen to the teen who
say all manner of evil of lis hut
call anti See and judge for
yolircdf.
Sewing Machines
Our Sewing IIachint•a ate O. K.
Also a fine 1 ins of Static)
nt'r\' ('heap.
Ltteat imp
row(d style; good orphan' ;
tnevor f tiling wells of water ; con-
venient 10 (hurtles, school and mar.
ket. Veto- cosy terms of ptyuwe•nt;
i'otescssien 10 suit Lurch (cer•
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FCR SALE
Ii 111 <ie.:c iu ail' 1t'" 01 1' Irquhar
on I% hich there is erected +i large
brick building toted for ?tore ',and
dw.11iug, and a next brick cottage
end stably will lie sold scpar,tlely or
in one black.
'1'11OS. CAMERON
1•\.a rgnhl r.
FAltll FOR F.\LE,-'rl►tt excellent
farm 11041 Lot P, Concession 10.
(taharnc, containing 1011 acres. shout
15 sores bring good hush. This
farm is in excellent eonitition, fir'1
clans %well, windmill, horn, etc. The
farm 'Iles been seeded to grass for n
number of years and was used prin-
cipally for pasture. The fences are'
in good condition. Apply ti) Wm.'
Croery. \Vinnhelsot; itobert iterry,
1< o-kt on, Executors of est,.te of
t iPP lata itobert ('reery.
hww,w:•„ �..4.,,
A\egetablc 1': cparaiionforAs-
siniitatlng t�'. i ._li alldRegt1 it
tut the iIOLt,.wtu outil3owels of
Promote s.): 2 stio n,Cl)eerful-
ness and Rest.Contsins neither
OpIum,Morph°tte nor Mineral.
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Wornis,Com'ulsions.Feverish-
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NEW YOIIIC.
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GXACT cOPY OF WRAPPER.
CASTORI A PROMINENT MERCIIANT OF MONTREAJII
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CASTORI
1Nr CENT•UN C.MP•NY, NIS •eaa OOT
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MOUS PEOPLE
BY FANNIE M.LOTHROP
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Photo ty 1.,1,1ette. t.00doD
SIR THOMAS LIPTON
The Flerchant Prince of England
The first time that Sir Thomas Lipton came to America was in 1865 as
a stowaway in an old-fashioned little tramp steamer, and when the vessel
neared port he was busily engaged in shoveling coal into the furnaces. Tho
latest time was in 1903, when a whole nation held him in honor as a valiant
and true sportsman, making his third brave but vain attempt to take a silver
cup back to England. On this occasion he lived like a prince on his steamer
"Erin," surrounded by his fleet of thirty-three boats -steamers, houseboats,
anddi In -
launches. cs gigs, ell boats n ies-ma
barges, tugs, cruisers, steam ]at n h g g, j yg
tained at his expense and manned by over two hundred men.
Sir Thomas was horn in Ireland, but spent his early years In Scotland;
his education was a hurried, unconventional, picked -up variety, and at fifteen,
with rosy dreams. he ran away from home, smuggled himself into a steamer
and came to New York. His eight dollars did not last long, and after working
In the rico fields of South Carolina, driving a street car In New Orleans, can•
vassing for a crayon portrait concern, stealing rides on freight cars, and mak-
ing a day-by-day living as best he could, went back two years later to Glasgow,
empty of purse but rich in experience. •
The prodigal was received with open arms, and with £100 of his father's
savings, he opened a little meat and provision store. He introduced American
Ideas, worked, as he says, "twenty-five hours a day," and advertised to the
limit of his Ingenuity. Ono day, seven of the leanest, gauntest, hungriest men
In the kingdom paraded the town in indlan file, bearing on their backs the
legend: ''We are going to Lipton's." Next day, seven of the fattest men that
could be found, walked the streets proclaiming in large letters: "We have
been to Lipton's." Meanwhile, the proprietor slept under the counter.
This little shop In high street was the beginning of Lipton's 600 stores
throughout England, his fruit farms in Kent, bakeries in Glasgow, the great -
est
reat -e t tea plantations in the world in Ceylon, his curing factories in Liverpool.
his candy manufactory in London, his fruit trees In Georgia, and his other
vast Industries, giving employment to ten thousand people, and having made
for their owner a fortune of 150.000.000 and an income of 17.50 a minute.
He gave f25,000 for the Jubilee Memorial dinner to the poor of Lon-
don, and his check seemed little to him when his eyes filled with tears at tho
sight of 310,000 poor people eating as his guests. Not till later did the world
aearn that it was his gift; for the only thing he never advertises is his charity.
t'n'eM1 erennlln± t., 1 t f the I :,rttunent errata t., In tM y. , r tv i r.y W. C. v t, at the !) l %ttn. •nt of Artleuntare.
FOR OVER SI 1 RAILS
AN OLD AND •P If,,ICT num Rieman r. --Sir-
I Wlnelow'e Soothing Syrup has been nos! fi r
over sixty ears by millions of mothers for the r
children while teething�, with perfect eucce .
it eooth(ee the child, softens the gums. allays a 1
pain cure- wind colic. and is the best reniedr 1
j toy ISlarrhrew 101441
1 Is pleasant to the twste. Sold
by dungglets In every part of the world. 9!'
7ente a bottle. Its_ value 1e incalculable. fie I
stirs and take Mee Wlnelow'a 800thln¢
HENNA 1,1,
Mr. Nicholls, of ilrussels, was re
nerving old virtu liritanyea in town
last 1week.
•
To Cure a Cold in One Day rte,,,
rake. Laxative Brom Quinine T+ e)y
se . I'4errasee� box. 33c.
0.11 evirry
mea los NW feat 1 � �o11ti. s. T� *nature.
O.tr ha 4 1,111 buy' dcfe•steel the Exe-
tel boys on Wednesday evening of
last ',week by the score of 10 to 7
They went to Exeter Friday tight
for the return sn11ch and had the
tobi(•s •turto1 on them, the snore be-
ing Nix AO three ire f Ivor of Exeter.
The noir raid men of Exeter, neo
expected up •tele I'r'id.ty evenl0(t to
play 1 g.1mg! of 1)411 111111 1lie 11(.11e.
diets of this place.
Tim 4two }rinks of bowlers from
here, Imade ►quite 0 creditable show.
ing in the tournament at Go,lcri7h.
Jtr, Shepherd and family are ramp-
ing pat rho Bend.
Mr, rand Mrs. .1. Wren aro spend -
their vao.tion with relatives in town
The 'Mis,ea Thompa,n. of Toronto,
aro visiting friends in low -n.
Mr. 'Mervin Itrown, of Toronto,
spent last week, with his parent a.
.lir. ,1. 11. McArthur, was in Tet-
erboro list week, attending the
Grind Lodge 1. 0, O. E. ,o. repro n
THE TIMES TO TITF ENO OF 1900
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Remedy, Especially Valuable
to the Declining Powers
of the Older People.
In old ago the mueous membranes bo-
oome thickened and partly lose their
function.
This leads to partial loss of hearing,
smell and taste, as well aa digestive dis-
turbances.
Peruar corrects all this by 113 specific
operation on all the mucous membranes
of the body.
Ono bottle will convince any one. Once
used and Poona tleeomos a life-long
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Mr. Charles P. Benctsson, Truesdell,
Mo., writes: "I ]cavo followed your in-
struotions for the
past month and
am now as well
as I can be at
the ago of eighty-
four years. I thank you for your value-
bleinstructions and advice. I first used
Peruna fourteen years ago when my
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have Peruna as my companion." -
Charles F. Benctsson.
Pe-ru-na Proved a Life -Saver.
Mr. Louis Byrens, auctioneer, com-
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436i Richmond street, London, Ont.,
wri.
"Iteshad been a sufferer with what phy-
sicians diagnosed as chronic catarrh.
I thereby lost the necessary speaking
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"After spending several hundred dol-
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1411s without avail, your wonderful rem-
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I wish to convince others, likewise
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remedy."-Louls Byrens.
Nappy Results Follow Use of Peru-na.
Mr. Alex McKenzie, Montreal, Ont.,
bo) keeper for the Jewelry and Im-
porting Co. and Scribe for tho I.O.O. F.,
Jeanne of Aro Court No. 1650, writes:
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As Wel As Can Re
At the Age of
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JAMES CURRIE.
Mr. James Currin, a prominent merchant of Montreal, Can., tvrltes from
1890 Notre Danlo street, as follows: t
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James Currie.
A Valualite Medicine for Coughs and
Mr. Louis Monpoti t, 251 St. Elizabeth
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leading merchant on rho St. Lawrence
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Peruna.
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Peruna. I began taking it and imme-
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very short time my cold and cough
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the use of Peruna and I have no hesita-
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and would cheerfully recommend it."
-lovas Monpetlt.
Pcrl:na can bo purchased of all first
class druggists at 11.00 per bottle.
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Pe-ru-na For Catarrh of the Broth
Tubes.
Mr. W. B. Walby, Ilotel Windsor,
Ottawa, Ont., writes:
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tarrh of the bronchial tubes for fah
weeks, and was truly surprised to 6111
that it effected a completo cure.
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icine, but had never really known br
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myself, and found it such a fine remedy
that I feel like writing you this.
"You have no doubt hundreds
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Pe-ru-na Contains No
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contains no narcotics of
Parana is perfectly harmless',
used any length of time
ing a drug habit. Perrins
duce temporary results. It la
in its effeetie.
Address Dr. S. B. Hartm
of The Hartman Sanitarium
O. All correspondence held
jI A TRIP 'J'HROUGHTIIE WEST.
I gave you oar trip up to !nay.
ing Iltevclstock, as we had to remain
in +the train all night on account; of
Ider.tiling of .an engine and freight
I train, nbout 14 miles out, otuscd by a
land slide. \\'o WPIC 13 .Ind onc-
1,111 ihours late. This is a pretty
pl:a �r aiow'n in the valley- with the
8110\t' r11,OU11t'14:alt n \\'.• n
Quir•ed ,about .on113e tt•o coulrud nel. sets nicelyt -
,
t pinking it was about one mile away,
with trailer :1 1'•rge :amount of snow
COV(:ririg its peak and learned it was
about 15 miles distant.
\Ve next left fur Vancouver. 'I'11e
trip along here is very ooaokcd, the
told following the lines of the Fraz-
er t11n1 Thompson, twith their high
b inks. Yes very high, and then
very aligh above our t raiii.The moun-
tains along this part of our route
a.re tiledvily t itnbered. Then we casae
to rlb1,01 150 miles of thorn: moun-
tains that have 00 timber, nothing
but pond and graccl. In some sails -
es t here love been Iarge I m(1811(10.4
into the river. It almost Makes the
hair ,itand up on your t.cid to look
ldown sit the water, when (liming
some of the curves. From (lope to
Vancouver the timbered mountains
again starts. also the salmon fi.'bin3•
You con sec from the car ',window,
t'acks'o')t drying the fish and China-
men out catching them. \\'e arrived
c
in Vancouver stout ten o'clock,tir-
ed
cd and glad to 401 a rest. We
went to the Empire Hotel, which we
oan !highly recommend. The hotel
Is ,in expellent one and the pr;'ces ore
Moderate. We took in some of tin:
Most interesting places here. At
one ',lace we had 0 bath in the salt
water. This Is tolled the Kitselnna
swimming belch, \Ve then went to
.1 Qrurg•o lumber mill where we Saw
them .cutting cedar loam five foot in
diameter. We also saw some logs
in the water that would measure
nearly 9 feet. They- were anyway
from .30 to 40 feet in length. \Ve
dial 'lint :ask their capacity but were
informed t11e demand is ,t0 great
tlrat they cannot get env ahead, \Ve
then t '%v the rise and frill of the tide
which is very interesting to those
who drive never sten it. There is a
rise and fall of about R feet. snak-
ing dry '_round or lake very -luickiy
On July .28th we took the Princess
Victoria for Vletor.a. This was a
nice trip of nlau! 58 mules, and the
wafer awing calm, tirade the trip rho
floss enjoy)abl(•, W" laude( nt 5
p. inn. The landing being in front of
(110 parliament buildings.
The building'', are of rare beauty,
built .of sol stunt. \Ve went to the
liolel Victoria for six °•'lock din-
ner, After (t hich we went to the
George I'irk. George i'irk i. eery
beutiful and was started n,)"u1 a
year ago out of 104141' buvh. 11 has;
1 very fine little lake with frith-,
tutu pl acres ane1 concert» every 0:lht.
snaking ., dclifhlful spot for the
Pity people to spend 'their evenings.
Victoria is n very clean city, with
the exception of the Chine'e part,
where the odor is something
tel. I
We Ifben teak In the dry -11°7k`
rd iwhere we saw- one of f he beat t+t
that took part in the war with the
Russians during the .101) tear. It
got in safe that time, but was foun-
dered r bout 900 miles from here near
Alaska, It was rained and brought
to Victoria and put into the drydock
and sold for $50,000. We were told
by a man on t he boat t hat: the low-
est ;figure to fix her up Ives $86,000
milking it worth about $500,000.
She us :350 feet long. rind built '.,f
steel.
\\'e
Alien to k in another drydock
whore ewe sato t he l'rincess May
up for repairs. We .'Ili, saw where
they were flvakinq a large' frei;h1
bolt nbout 350 feet long. Any per-
son ,r11ot li,ivim; teen ;1 bolt made
e.ln (hardly realize there it so mluch
timber ;used, some being 60 feet long
.1n(1 12x21. We then went t0 the
government buildings. These are
grand. You tan spend a w'iole day
in [the museum containing all kinds
of tlninvlls and reptiles of this part.
\1'e then 1(Ok i'1 the Moron 11111
T'a.rk (where they also have animals.
We there yaw it monument to Bob-
bie (Burns bidding ctllieu to his Ilihh-
land 'Mary. This is one thing that
touches ithe heart of any 400tch-
va. \Ve %notw le,vc f•ur' Seattle,
Ni‘•,18n11.
A. E. IIODGElt7'.
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1'.u,ko, Saskatoon, nothing MTrs. compares
wi$1i Forrozone, "At times I w:is
oonfine l to my bed and couldn't do
any (work. I wags run down in flesh
tnv'apoet ile failed, my oolen' was pal-
lid. Weary )7011 cast down, it seem-
ed I couldn't catoli up. Fcrrozonc
strlrteel a new kind of life in nip
blood, (built)
me up. Ferrozone vit-
alized end strengthenc.l my nerves,
and pimply cured my heart andatom-
eoh rains." Ferrozone is a re -
builder It.twat has special virtue in fe-
rnalo nilments. Sold everywhere in
50n. hexes ; 1 ry Per rot one.
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THE rIOI,SONS BANK
(incorporated by Act of Parliament 18545)
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • - • • • $3,000,000.00
RESERVE FUND • • - • • • • • • • $3.000,000'00
18 Branches In Ontario, Quebec. Alberto itrIti•h Coltrrnbia and Manitoba
EXETER /RANCH
Open every (Awful 1)ay from to A. 14. 10 3 1'. •.i. except Saturday 10 S. tr. t0 1 r, ss.
Fart -„oro' Salo Notew cashed r.r collected, Forme supplied
On spilteatnn. i)RAFT! en an point. to the Dominion, mast Britain anc1 Un•
Iced States, bought and sold at lowest rate, of ex, flange,
SAVINOR DEPARTMENT
Dopowites of 01.00 an:I npwnrds received. interest corn -
pounded half Yearley, and added to prim. teal June lath and hccembet 310. De-
poaite Receipts also issued and highest. currrnt 13140 of interest allowed,
Advaricew made to farmers .tock dealers and busineos men at
lowest rates and on nest favorable terms. Airoo to at Exeter for Dom. Oovernm•at,
Dlekecri & Carilrg, I<r1,(.1rt,. N ID HUII•it ON,Manager.
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