HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-09-27, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, SEPTEMBER '27th 1t'Ot.
SHINGLE
We 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.
Parold woofing
We aro agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is
used on barns, factories, in fact any building that need a
good roof. Ask us about this roofing and get a circular.
T�
Ltde Exeter.
60., Ross•TaulOr
s
of all kinds of
old scrap iron
a
M.
wanted at wa
Jackson's
EXETER
We will pay the
highest cash price or
exchange fence posts
for same.
MIJACKSON &SON
Mein -St. Exeter.
2
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gomm
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres.: -J. A. NORRIS, CROMARTY P.0
Vice -Pres.:- J. L. RUSSELL,
Resect DALE, P. O.
DIRECTORS
W.H. PA88MORE, FAItQUIIAR P.O
WM. ROY, BORNIIOLM P. 0
Wm. BROt I: WIN(•IIELBEA P. O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
AGENTS.
JOHN ESSEItY. Exotor, agent for
o i idul h.
'a rn and I3 r
L
bo P
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro.
agent
l
for Hibbert, F'ullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solicitors
One door south of the
• Metropolitan Hotel. +
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MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
pie P. 13„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
1ty. office and residenence. Dom1nlon.
poratery, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
��s and Surgeon.. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Wilco Main street. Residence . east
as first street north of Post Office,
Ontario.
DRS. Y. AND II, M. COWAN, 894
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1528. Long distance connection.
Special attention given diseases of women and
rite titre etttake il or youlalmostt to11. e the doot Cars r.
e other city office. Special Hospital and
slyer! rra 'gement:+ for patients from a
..-DENTAL --
I)lt. A.R. KINSMAN. L.
4160I). 8.1). D. 8., Honor (;radiate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
badaftor effects. Office in Fan•
son's block. West side of Main
blest,`Exeter
DR, 0, E. IWULSTON, L. D. S.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. I). 5., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFIc1:-Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
rION E`I TO LOAN.
We have a largo amount of private funds to
San on farm abil village propertied at towrate.
tntere.l• ULADMAN & STAN11URY
)tarrlaters Solicitor.. Main SL Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
i tsrrtsters Solicitors Notarle• Conveyancers
Commi...d•�nere, Solicitors for the Molsons
Batik, Etc.
1101107 to Loan at lowe.t rate, of Interest.
FICEt-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
11.11LBLIknii It A. L. 11. DICaBelt
THOMAS CAMERON. CONVEY-
ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
On real estate, also License,} Auctioneer tor
es
s�poderate. ('idcror tstl ft titron the �crt a
counties theTnysorattny
iMidcnco, Farquhar will receive prompt atten
Non.
MONEY TO LOAN
\7s have unlimited private funds for Inyee
upon farm or village iroperty at lows'
asset t In DICKSON & CARLI gists.
0 UR PIANO SALES
For the r est month have been
very iatirfnctoty loth to our-
selves and our tustcmere. This
we attribute to cur (sceptitna
good values arca (aly terms o
payments.
OUR GOODS
are the finest the market affords
and our terms most liberal.
Do not listen to the men who
say all manner of evil of ns but
call and see and judge for
yourself.
Sewing Machines
Our Sewing Machines are O. K.
Also a fine Line of Statio
nery Cheap.
S. MARTIN & SON
WILLIAM BROWN, Prow. Dip.
Lome nF ROYAL IN(•ORI'uttATED
SociETI' OF MUSICIANS,' NOLAND.
ist of Trisitt Memorial Church, Faster.' ---
Auction Sale
-of-
Farm Stock
Mr. Joseph White has received in.
strUotL011s to 0('11 on the premiscet by
public Auction on
LOT 16 CON 11 l'SBORNE.
one and one -hal f miles nortb
of the Presbyterian Stone church on
MONDAY OCTOBER 1ST. 1906.
Commencing et 1.30 o'cl•ack sharp
the tot lowing property.;-
HORSES -1 brood mare In foal to
Colston Leader ; 1 yearling colt
sired by Sir
Thistle; y1 yearling
colt
aired by Gen
colt by Master I.toineo.
COWS -1 thoroughbred Durham
cow twttll pedigree to Delve in Feb-
ruary ; I thoroughbred Durham crow
to calve in No/ernber; 1 grade cow
to solve in November: 4 cows sup-
posed to entre in the spring; 2 twn-
v ar-old steers: 3 two-year-old heif-
ers; 3 yearling steers: 1 yearling
heifer : .7 calves.
PIGS- 1 thoroughbred Tamworth
boar ; 1 thoroughbred Yorkshire
sow in pig to a registered York-.
shire boar : 1 thoroughbred Berk-
shire sow in pig : .1 brood sow: 4
pigs four months old ; 23 pigs seven
weeks 0141.
hensAlso !ill .sell -bred Plymouth hock
.
No reserve as 1 he proprietor is
overstocked.
TERMS OF SALE.
mill: and under ;ll: over that
amount 12 months credit will be
given on furnishing nppror•ed joint
notes. 5 per cent discount mill be
allowed in lieu of stoles.
IJOS. WHITE Auctioneer
FI,ETCIIER P. 8".'rrzmI propriet.,
FARM FOR SALE
lman
ilia-, 11r:311. II.tnnon) and Theory of ala+m.
Tcrn.t on Api ii .tl ton. FhMer, rhttario,
i LLON
INGE-STAY FENCE
R.t:rr 5. 1'•I 11 Poe- 1•a 1,•.e •' tie ptwnl
11.0 ttiortrn„^tel ,ta„a ones )"'t tt t a I.P,
rr,.-* r,•,1 tiro aeaM,l. OA 1.11 wilt n. •r.
tralnt t'.ttalogu. fr,.- I:a,te,ta want.• 1.
1, 1Cra_111_!'(' A1_11111
w-vrL-7"tce CO.
\`t1 \N, Agent. Exeter
A choice farm in I he township of
i'talatrton, 75 ocres, good bulk barn,
stables rind drive house. Five ocre9
of maple buaki. (:Wil drilled well,
with wind mill. Goal orchard end
till in high state of cultivation. For
terms end D r1icuhars npiny to 'rhos.
Oa nlcron. Far nuh.a r.
VILLAUE 13R013FkTY
FU Il SALE
nit( acre in village of Farquhar
on tvliich there is erected to large
brick building fitted for store and
dwelling, and a neat brlok cot tap
and stable will be Rohl separately or
in one Flock.
THOS. CA\PERON
F'st rgtilis r.
AVe`etable Preparation forAs-
s itrill l ittg the Fond and Keg uta -
ung tlttc SI llll ::: s and Boweof
IMMO
Promotes Di•:; . 3tion,Cheerful-
ncss and Rest.Contains neither
Opiut . Morphine nor 14Thlgral.
NOT NA7tcOTIC.
Mops dad !lr.SA LTLPBCB£1l
Jiaafaftw Sea -
.41x.Jenrea
.-
.fJr
0.4414
.tan Jest •
Jl purriru
to
Conk vs aJ:Ly •
Mom end -
ft4tarya 'er;-7e
Apctfect Remedy for Constipa-.
tion, Sour Stotnach,Diarrhoea,
I1'onns ,Couvuts ions , Feveri sh-
tless and Loss OF SLEEP.
FacSinule Sitriaturc of
NEW IMF!. H.
CASTORI
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
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For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTOR!
TMC pa NTAYa COY.AMV, NEW .Ona CIT
FARM FOR SALE.-Thtt excellent
farm land Lot 9, Conctl-'asion 10,
Usborno, containing 100 acres. about
15 aores tieing good bush. This
farm is in excellent condition, first
class well, windmill. barn, etc. The
farm 'has been seeded to grass for a
number of yoara and was used prin-
cipally for pasture. Tho fences aro
in good oondition. Apply to Wm.
Croery, Winohelsol: Robert Berry.
Kirkton, Executors of estnto or
she tato Itobert Creers.
FARM FOR BALE. -That excellent
farm, Lot No. 17, Concession 8,
lllanchard, consisting of 104 acres,
well drained. well fenced, with large
brick house of 10 rooms, two large
cellars, trr'o excellent barns and driv-
ing eked, 1103 pen -and hen house, 2
never -failing wells. All this farm is
in good state of cultivation, with 13
acres of summer fallow. Possession
will be given et once. Apply to Mrs.
Thomas Oornish. Woodham, for par-
ticulars.
ZURICH
Dir. and Mrs. F. Si'il1l returned
from ►I0ir hooey un..:n trip 1a.ct
%VCs k.
Mr. Fred lies, sr., Iris sold Lts
land east of the village. the west
half 10 Jacob H0Watd and Cha east
halt to henry Howald.
Zurich will have a lawn Iwwliut
club next summer. An orgauizativa
alerting sill be held in the near
future.
Filet in the swamps east of the
village, have 'cell raging during the
past tIvo weelts, and a lot of good
firew000cl has been dest raved.
Division Court was held iu fhe
Town Hall last Monday.
Mr. O. II. Ehrue s. who tt':IM uccowlt-
ant of the Sovereign bank at Jlash-
w'oo•1, has been appointed to ;, sim-
1irposition With the branch nt
OWCII Sound.
Nancy Ellenbaum. beloved wife of
1). S. Faust. died Sunday. Sept. 16tH
aged 61 years, 4 months and 10 days.
She was taken ill about two- months
ago, and all that loving and sym-
pathetic hands could do was done
for her, but •the disease could •tot.
pre Chetikcd. She was oftentimes
in very .great pain, but pilo bore it
all in chrislion fortitude. Site was
a faithful member of the Evangeli-
cal church and was a firm believer
> our
mercy s and me Y ,,f
in the goodness
Saviour. lief kindly nature and
pleasant disposition had won for
her many close and dear friends,
and all regret her death very much.
Beside» her sorrowing husband she
leaves to mourn, talo S0110 and two
daughters: Alfred E.. of Lewiston.
Idaho : Samuel E., at home :.Mrs. \V.
Finkbeiner of Milverton, and Mrs.
W. 11. Hoffman, of town. besides her
aged mother, Mrs. Ellenbaum, of
Cavalier, N. D., and a number of
sisters and brothers. The funeral
services were held on 'Tuesday af-
ternoon, interment taking place 10
the Bronson Line cemetery.
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Jos. White, Auct,, has received in-
rstrucitions from Fred Gunning to
sell by public auction 011
LOT 7, CON. 1, BLANSIIARD
Town -lino between 1llenahard and
Fullerton, three mites northwest of
Anderson, on
I'UESDAY, OCTOBER f►th
1906. commwlcing at one o'clock, 11110
following property :
Fifty acro farm on .whioh itt a good
bank barn 30x70. good modern stab.
ling
.underneath, comfortable log
house. The farm is well -fenced, in
a good state of cultivation and is
all in grass, well watered with nev-
er -failing spring of running water,
2 good wells, good orchard and gar-
den of all kinds of small fruits. This
farm is .well suited for grazing or
mixed fanning.
HORSES. -blare 8 years old, attp-
posed to bo in fall be Colston
Leader ; roadster filly rising three
years old: draught filly rising- two
Executors Sale of Farm! )nolo old ltrCd by Fon Premier,
sucking colt sired b)' Revolo: year
Stock
Robinson & \\'bite, rusts. will sell
for the executors of the estate of the
late Jno. M. Robinson. on Lot 10, Con.
3, Blanshard, one mile west of Ander-
ling colt sired by Tyrone.
CATTLE.-ThrCo good dairy mfrs
duo to calve in March ; cow duo to
oalve April 14: two -)-cat*' ofd heifer
due to calve April 17; 2 steers' ris-
ing three years old: 4 steers rising
two years old: 2 yearling steers:•
3
spring cats es.
son, on lobe. 3, 1906 PIGS - Thotoughbrcd Y°'212:j
rkshire
Wednesdaij, oG sow duo to farrow Oct. '22: 17
Commencing at One o'clock, the fel" shiredue to farrow Oct. Ll, 17
store hogsmonths onthsold,
lowing comprising Fifty•1 ive bend of
FOWL. -100 head of heats mast!
higgh-grade stock.
hie
Plymouthouth hocks.
ORSES.- General purpose horse 1MI'LEDIENTS-1 wagon and box
tieold, Good worker: hy 1 seed drill, Massey Harris ; L bin-
draughingytyears gelding rising 3 yearn eavold der, Massey Harris; 1 sod plow; 1
eire(1 by Sir lfalcolm; draught filly tis- long plow ; 1 pair irons leterows; 1
Ing 2 years nld, aired by Sir Malcolm; gang plow : 1 scuffker; 1 set • bob -
colt rising 2 yenta old, aired by Royal sleighs: 1 hnvrake ; .1 mower :1 hay-
rack ; pair slings, pulleys, about 100
feet of rope with 011, l wheelbar-
row, cradle scythe, crowbar, log
chain, 1 barley fork, pig risk „ravel
lox, diet harrow, cultivator, roller,
Pair truck scales capacity 2000 lbs,
all complete for weighing Mock, 1
double buggy, 1 feed boiler 45 gal-
lons, 1 knife grinder, flour bin,
grind molts, ladder, straw knife,
cross -cut saw, l sccop shovel, churn
Pulver, dozen core elinins, water
trough. 2 sots trlliffletrccs, 1 faul-
ting twill, neck -yokes ; ,l set double
harness: 1 set plough harness ; tlxe-
h.andle 1jniher; 51 drill* of turnips:
18 di ill., of manifolds; some oak
elau,k.
TEi1M5
On harm $1,200 to $1,500 down.
Balance can remnln On mortgage. On
other property $5.00 and under, cash
over that amount 12 months' credit
on opproved joint notes, or a Vis-
count of 5 per cent. per annum for
cash.
A11 will 1►e sold without j(' Crvc us
the proprietor I•t in failing health.
JOS. WHITE. FRE1) GUNNING,
Auctioneer J'roprietarr.
y
Bi11y.
THOI1O114HBRED CATTLE -Thor-
oughbred Shorthorn heifer 3 years old
with pedigree and in calf: thorough-
bred heifer calf 6 Months old.
GRADES -One cow Clue to calf in
Oct.; cow duo to calf in Nov.; 2 heifers
rising t years old due to calf in Dec.;
cow due to calf in Jan. These inc all
good grade dairy cows and all in calf
to registered Shorthorn hull: u good 2
year-old heifers, not to calf; 5 yearling
heilet s: 1) 2 -year-old steers, goad ones
t) 1 -year-old steers: 15 last spring calves
extra good ones,
BOOS -Yorkshire sow with 11 pigs
t; creeks old, first litter: thoronAlibred
Yotkshire sow ped'd and itt pig, thoro
bred Yorkshire sow $ months old, (Nue
to farrow Dec. Id: Yorkshire tow
thorohred, 5 months old not in pig.
SHEEP- tt well bred i,eicestcr ewes
2 ewe lambs.
TEJRMS-Six months' credit will be
giver. on furnishing approved joint
notes or a discount of 6 per cent. per
annum for cash.
Everything will be sold without re-
serve to wind up the affairs of the es-
tate.
ROBINSON & WHITE. Aucts.
JAMES ROBINSON
JOSEPH WHiTE
Hxecutor
if all dyspepsia sU(ferers knew
what Dr. Shoop's Restorative would
do for (heal, dyspepsia would prac-
tically be a disease of the past. Dr.
elhoop'9 ,Jtcstora1ive reaches stom-
ach troubles by its direct tonic no-
tion upon the inside itlerves-rho
true stomach nerves. Stomach dis-
tress or weakness, fullness bloatin3,
belching, etc. Call for 1110 Rest ora -
1 ive, We recommend and sell 11r.
Shoop's itestorative. Sold by W. R.
llowcy.
•
To Cure a Cold in One Day r
mike Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. iR (91,_d6
� box. 25c.
sone mason 1o.es sold in past 12 leont':s. Tbis signature, '
�e y
EASY TO RETAIN HEALTH
Most important of all is proper at-
tention to t he bowels. Avoid eon-
stipalion, it's the Ileal1h-kilier of
to -day. Harsh. griping medicine is
ruinous -beware of it. Best results
follow n truly vegetable remedy
like Dr. Hamiltons Pills of Man-
drake and Butternut which not only
relieves roslivenese in one night but
cures rho cause of the trouble and a `V iAI.\DLtrlin,`I o \V'i let Fl encptember le
prevents its return. No distress or' second (Lau h
inconvenience attends lite use of Dr. \colter Thera eoter n f Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton's Pills which are world
famous for their mildness and elfin- 1111:0
iencv. Sold everywhere, 25 cents per
box. FAUST -In Zurich, on Sunday, Sept.
--- - -- 16111, Nancy .EIlenbaum, beloved
wife of D. S. Faust, aged (11 years
4 months and 10 days.
THE RENEWAL ,\ STRAIN.
Vacation is toes. Ae, an the school
bell ring:, nt morning and at goon,
again a it 1, tens of thousands the
hardest kind of stork Lilt begun. the
renewal of which is a trental told
pbysicll strain to all except 'l he most
rugged. The little girl that a few
d IVO IIL'o had TOWS in her cheeks, and
1 ho little boy whose lips weer .then
ru red you would 1st%% insisted tthat
they had been -kissed by strawber.
ries," have already lost something of
the nppwnrance of health. Now is
a time when many children should
be given :1 tonic, which stay avert
much Notions t rouble, and tt e know
of no ether t,o highly ito he recom-
mended ns Hood's Sarsaparilla, which
strengthen» the nerve», perfects dt
gestion and assimilation. and aids
mental development by building tip
the sahote systems.
J'ilcs positively cured with J)r.
Shoop's Mask Ointment. It's made
for piles :clone, and it does the work
to re•rfection. Itching, painful, pro-
truding or blind pilca, disappear like
nut;ie. So'd by \V. S. Ilowey.
'l'IIE ORIGINAL CORN CURE.
No substitute lees ever been de-
vised that gives the quick, painlesss
results of I'utnam's Corti Extractor.
For fifty years its success dwi been
unequalled. For safety
And thor-
ough
r-
ough cure use ••l'utnaltit's" only.
FOR OVER SIXTY.% EARS
AN OLD AND \Vats.-T1rsI1 Rxscxnv.-Mr
Winslow'.Si.othing Syrup ha•i h:•eu nsed for
over sixty y year: by ml i
ns of mothers for
Choir
children while teething.with perfect s
cces-
It soothe:, the child, eoens the gm', allays en
In cure,. wind colic. and to the best reined/
e. Sold
f l ..Fres.It.Is to the ta+,t So
or 15 a pleasant e
by druggist., In every part of the world. 25
,ants a bottle. Its value I. liutlei.labla Re
sure and take M -s r•.-': slow•'. Soothing
Syrup and ask fur no other kind.
HOILN
NOitTILCOTT-In Exeter September
24011., the wits of Chas. Northcott.
of •► son.
LEi/If.-In Kirkton, Wednesday.
October 19, ache wife of Win. Leigh
of a daughter.
MAiIRIEI)
MoLAUG11LIN - BROUND - In
Brantford, Wednesday, Sept. 10th
Mr. \Vill McLaughlin, formerly of
Exeter, to Miss Isabelle llround.
MARTIN - TIIOMI'SON - In Mit.
John a uti : 1.1111)!. id:- y t atm C. E.
Itltlrt1 ,•utbruideiy .1, 1, C. L.
Itlutttt :.feather stitch. Therms
Johnston; embroider )• : flannel. C.
E. blast 1 ; coll. of .nab • idery work
C. E. itluett. Jahn IY.•.:t.r; lloniton
lace it:uutkerchief. A1ie C:Itutlbell.
Thos. Johnston ; pinta 1 •ta c,ollar.
C. E. lllulet1: brticlrburg centro
piece, 1)r. Campbell. Mi s Campbell;
bat temt.urg rtoy1104,, Tho . Johnston;
halt teiburg t ray ltiol h. 1)r. Camp-
bell. l':. Kare114,r; ba:Irnuurg tel
MAY. Dr. Campbell: 't•,-ueriffe faro
Celli 1/! piece, Chas. 1'1 at 1. Thos. John-
sle tt ; netting cent re tits :' Or doylies
'!'hos. Johnston, C. E. 1litail ; drawn
tbieod work, 11. Well. `:i is Campbell
roll. of drltt•n 11114111 V. •rk, 'Choana-
Johnston, NIi•s C111110/ '11 ; ct:hing,
Thos. .lolui4.t --11. .1. (t c hrane ; Bul-
garian cntbloideli•, C. E. Itluet1 ; pit.
jaw elein1, E. Karcher, .1. Decker
sofa cushion, Miss Campbell. Thos.
Johnston ; fancy apn•-r1. E. Karcher,
C. E. IIIuc•t t ; Mount \1 dick embroi-
dered cent re piece,, C. 1': itz ; crochet
taco, col ton, .1. Geiger, .1. G. Forrest ;
crochet toilet mats, .1. Brown. J. G.
Forrest ; crochet 1 .1.!. mite, Dr,
Campbell, .1. Cochrane; 011. tatting.
C. Fritz, T. Johnston : knitted lace
curtains in cotton. ll. West); quilt,
woollen no:, Ii. Itcu.le •; coverlet.
W00011 wool. I1. Render, T. Johnston
Log cabin quilt. silts, 1'. E. Bluctt
Log cabin quill, cot I. ea, Il. Rader, J.
s
lkckrr; pat eltw'otk utlilt. silk, Thos.
Johnston, G. 11cd121111t l ;silk, Tilos.
Johnston ; crazywork quilt. silk, T.
Johnston, .1. Cco11r:t::.' : coheir, T.
Johnston; wool. T. .1.liaston; roue-
ler
a1
tc tufted,\\. It. Battler. J.
I)cckorknitted, Mi a, Campbell,J.
Geiger; crochet, Miss Carlisle. 11.
Well ; etching, 0. holt zntann, D.
Suroris ; :ill teiNd cap. crochet, G.
Boltzmann, G. Soh.re 1,•r ; ,rag car-
pel. , 11. Well; wool 1.. t r( hrug, 1..
iValper, 1•:. Karcher : rag hearlllrul47
T. Johnston, Miss C t ntpbell ; wont
yarn, home -spun, \V. Itodeer, iI-
\Veeb ; tidy. cro^Fel cotton. C. E. -
Blue( I.
.Bluel1• T. Johnston: tidy, knitted
mot ton. II. Wee'. \V. Roeder : Af-
ghan in silk, '1'. Johies on, II. Weeb;
cot ton stockings. T. .1 ohnation, H. -
Well ; hand sewing, C. E. Binet .1.
Co2111,1rtc ; knitted Wo' '.e ii stock Digit
11. \Vee', W. ilatiler: woolen /rill*•
knitted fine, \V. Battler. D. Sararis:
woolen mitts, knitted coarse, II_
\Veeb, W. Roeder : 'tach, sowed on
ground work. J. Decker, H. Rader.
_ FINE ARTS
Crewel work, L. ('rang; oil paint.(
ing. portrait, J. G. Irenr.est ; oil
painting, landscape. 3. G. Forrest. C.
Fritz ; crayon work, per.trait, J. G.
Forrest ; oil or water color. J. 0,
Forrest, C. E. Illuet i ; pen and ink
sketch, J. G. Forrest. C. E. Bluett ;
pencil drawing, J. Cochrane, J. G.
Forrest : penmanship. D. Beraris;
Painting on felt, J. G. Forrest, T.
Johnston ; painting on silk, J. Ceche
rano, J. G. Forrest ; painting on
pLasler Paris, J. Cochrane, T. Johns
don.
FLO\V ELLS
Coll. of flowers, It. B. Johnston ;
Maple Leat, T. Johnston. W. 13. Bate
tier: bouquet of cut flowers. T.
Johnston, E. Zeller ; call. of Geranie
ums, W. 13. Rattler : coll. of Cacti.
T. Johnston, J. G. Murredt ; coll. of
Calla Lillie, T. Johnston; coll. of
Pansies, G. Schroeder ; coll, of
(1I1OMARTY
Quite a number from around
Cromarty attended Exeter Fair.
Mr. and .airs. Geo. Wilson spent
Thursday in Stratford.
Miss Callender, of Detroit, is the
guest of Mr. Donald Park, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cranston spent tt
day in Exeter this week.
Dr. Trottier, of Dublin. is still
successfully attending Mrs. J. A.
Norris.
Mrs. Riesbury, of 13randon, who
has been the guest of 'Mr. land Mrs.
James Brown, line gone to visit ret.
.stivCM 111 Bruiicficld.
FARM FOIL SALE. --What eaccl-
lent farm, lot 6. con. 11, McGilli-
vray, consisting of 100 acres, well
drained, well fenced and in a state
of go -x1 cultivation, with 8 acres of
tall wheat in. It Las a good bush
of 12 acres. This bush his hock
Elm, Basswood and Maple trees.
There is a large brick house of sev-
en rooms, with cellar and furnace :
Woodshed in oonnectio-t with the
house. There is also a large innk
barn, dimensions. 36 x 60. There
is also a go•xl driving stied. Wind-
mill :Ind well in the barn ; ,also n
good [rearing orchard. This IS one
of the best farms in MoGillivray,
across the ro td front the school, a
very short distance from the church
and about a mile front Maguire post
office. For terms and particulars
apply to ,iohn Whiteford, Ma'tuire,
On'.
A GUAItANTEF.f) Ct ICP: F''lt
Itebine, Blind, Illee.lin., pro, t nd•
in3 Piles. Inters:stir .are •'nti, ,. led
to rrfufrl tnnnev if Piro Ointment
ftil• to cure in 6 to 11 dans. 60o.
The well known strengthening
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a moat perfect ner-
vine, aro found in Carter's Iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and
complexion.
Think of Dr. Shoopi s Catarrh Care
If your no50 and throat dischar?les
-cif your breath is rout or feverish.
This snow white soothing balm con-
tains Oil of Eucnlypitus, Thymol,
Menthol, etc., incorporated into
t
imported, creamlike, velvety petrol-
atum. It soothes. heals purifies, con-
tro's. C.►11 at our store for frac 'trial
box. Sold by W. S. llowey.
IS YOUR TILOUi3LE INDIGESTIONI
Theft probably you know the evils
of distention, fermentation and gcstiv.
Laken that accomfx►nY
e
troubles. Next important is In
know how promptly Nervitine cures.
Quick os tt ink it trclieves .bbO(lt1np¢
Therm unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia
should use Carter's Little Nerve
Pille, which aro made expressly for
sleepless, nervous dyspeptic, suffer-
ers. Price 25e.
IRheumatisnt is not incurable.
Stubborn/ Yes! But Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatio Remedy wili if faithfgul-
lv used drive it out of the system. Its
the blood that's at fault. Poison-
ous crystals like sand get into the
joints end muscles. Dr. Shoop's
Itheurnatio Remedy prevents this.
It drives Rheumatism from the blood
and then Rheumatism dies. Wo rec-
ommend and sell it. Sold by W. 8.
Ilowey.
Zurich Fair.
(Continued from page 1)
E. Karcher ; field canrota W. Smith.
G. Schroeder : red field carrots, W.
R. Hauler : red garden carrots, Geo.
Sc,hoellig. Thos. Johnston : swcdish
-turnips, J. Decker, W. Smith : W.
turnips, .T. Decker, W. Smith : while
turnips. L. Raeder: yellow globe
meneolds, C. Schroeder. W.
Ratite.; Inns red nlangolds, G.
Gramm. G. Schroeder ; lone yellow
mangolds, 11. \Verb, I.. Border : Ox-
ford nibble -es, ,Tolln Hey, 11. Ween:
Flat Dutch rahhat:e, W. Battler, J.
)ley : Mask Spanish radish, R. R.
Phillips. W. Battler ; white radish.
W. battler: cnnliflott'rr, W. Battler,
and feeling of fullness, puts alio en-, T, • Rrinvalrn: nnmpkiit any rntirty.
lire tligeslive apparatus in perfect \V, Ili111er, John TTry: Mantmo1lt
order, makes you feat fit rend tine
For internal pain Poison'spumpkin. Chas, Fritz. 0. Schroeder;
nil over.
o(lrry. 11. B. Johnston, T. Johnstrin :
Nerviline surpasses every known squash, 11. itad^r : blood beets, W.
remedy. Keep it in •lhcl house al-
Battler, D. Well : reeled 'rota. \V.
Battler• tvatarmelen. C coil -ion!". G.
ways,
it's a source of comfort!comfort!in
hour of emergency. Large bot (Ice grhtoeder: muskmelons. G. 8c}Naar_
for 25c. at ell dealers. der. A. Foster ; red tomatoes, \V.
Smith W. 11111!-r : v'llow stomal lee
.. W. 1111 11 •r, T. Johnston : Sala .k
Clearing Auction Sale ewes.' corn. W. 111 iter.'T.Johns! an.
Fuohias, J, G. Forrest.
5
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REGAINED NERVE AND VITAL
ENERGY.
From 'Walton 1'. 0., Que., oomc3
the following tram Mr. Nazairo Be-
gin -"If nny one had told mo any,
remedy could build up my nervous
system 130 well 1 would not have
believed thein. Before using Ferro-
zone I was run down in nerve and
vital energy. and in very, weak
health. I didn't get enough sloop tin
night, felt poorly in the day limo.
Fer•rozone ihas filled mo with energy,
and vim, inoron ted my weight and
made a new man of mo."
Hundreds tell the same story -weak
and dispirited, everything going
wrong, amble to catch up. They,
took Ferrtozone and all was changed
to health and serenity. Price 50c.
per box at all dealers,
1f You Suffer with
Rheumatism
Dr. Shoop's Rhea:natic Remedy W111
Bring the Utiiiost Relief that
Medicine Can.
The one remedy wItl.-h many physicians rely
open to free the system tit the Rheumatic Pois-
ons which are the caul^ of alt Itheumattam.
J.umbage. sciatica. (lout. 1s Da. SIOo,1's Itrtse-
MANUFACTURES Mario RCaEDV. Pr. smvp s tews•
--tie-- to experlu,entinit Lntoro 140
ntdit+coveredcutyyearthe
pombined chemicals
FARM STOCK & iMPLEM1':NTS bee almost always
Mr. dos. \VI►ite has received instruc Rheumatism. etc.
151‘00•11 RnsU-
t.inns from \V, J. Sawyer to sell by 151‘00•11
pturnbony,
Public Auction oti Lott 6, Con. 4, plan- *s,0*0 that
an
d
shard, 1 {miles exult of Kirkton, on Rrom the
(011. 0f r,he.", C. Fritz. 11. B^nder ;
ei'inc. 11. Well.
DA TRY PRODiTCTS
50 pound. butler. .1. brown. W.
Smith, 11. Rider : 5 pounds huts••.,
W. 11. ilat 1 ler, W. Smith, D. Rorer iq
home -trade cheese.. John Geiger:
honey in remit. J. Tlahren : -hnme-
mnde bread, G. CIausin, Thos. Beefy ;
ex'raeted honey. W. Smith, J. Heb-
ron : maple syrup, G. Clausin, .1.
Decker ; call. of luNnrv. J. 1Tabren.
LADIES' WORK
r':rnbroitlrred•5 e'ebock lea cloth, ,T.
Cochrane. L. Pro ntr ; embroidered
troy ..loth, C. E. filuett ; embroi-
dered cent re piece, T. \i'ttrdack : em-
broidered doylies, Dr. Campbell, 11.
Mosler: embroidered side board scarf
C. E. Rluet!, Chris. Fritz: embroi-
dered sofa fashion in silk, Thos.
Wednesday October 10, 1906
( Muo1sons
sed t b e
Commenc'ng at 1 o'clock p. m., the "Welling. And
seed of the rata
followingproperty:-- edof ofthesut-
HORSES-1 general purpose mare render
12 years old; 1 mare supposed to be in is where scum 14
Ott nein tablet or le
foal to Golden (:ase: 1 year-old mad- it 0E, You who Lac"
ster colt sired by Golden ('ase.
COWS -8 cows supposed to he in
calf; 1 cow to calve Nov. 10; 1 cow to
calve Nov. 19; 1 cow to calve Jan. 1;
1 cow to calve Feb. 23; 3 cows to calve
in April: 1 cow to calve in May; 1 steer
two years old: 1 yearling heifer; 11
.steers 1 year old; 4 sprint; calves.
which male t•ovsible-
certain cure for
Not that Da.
YATt( I([111DT
joints Into tlesb
Impossible
will drive'
blood he
w h l o b
pain and
then that Is thir
and swelling-
tering- the en?
This remedy never
p,sst ble. 1111 sow
gull form --ask for
suffered and are suf-
taodaf from pal's and aches which yotr
to be Rheum l 1.111- you who el •5c
or twlntree of t• -tin to damp w Ler:.
ho easily eseeine stiff ARA lame ut
pc cause -just tr' Int. snoop's $ U-
O Ct'nF:. It Is i••,e the kind of a r
1 i erib; pushes result& Sold and r:oo -
W. S.
Plug -2 sows with litter nt font;
8 shoats.
IMPLl MF..NTS .- Maxwell binder
nearly new; Maxwell plower nearly
new; 1 "Leader" 12 hoe drill new: lurc-
her wagon, set trucks, set bobsleighs
new, cutter, top Fuggy. walking plow,
set iron harrows, strtew cutter, wheel -
harrow, sniffler, hay rack, hay car,
tope and slings, fanning still, disk
harrow, autcntatic pea harvester, set
heavy harness nearly new, 1 2 set
heavy harness new, set light harnrsa,
2 sete whifllebrees, water trough, cauld-
ron kettle, robe, scoop shovel. hay
knife, forks, 10 tone good timothy hay,
also a email quantity of clover hay.
I1 ENS -C').
TEItMS -$3 and un,1sr, cast.; qver
that amount. 12 months' credit will he
given on furnishing approved joint
notes. or n discount of 1 per cent in
lieu of notes.
W. J. SAWYER, Prop.
JOS. Wlfl'TE, Atict;
1IOWVEY.
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