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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT E
Auction Sale Season
is Here.
Advertise your sale in the
T \11;s so that every person in
he District will know it.
THIRTY-Fol'It'ru YSAB-No 1727
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 18th 1906,
JONES dr7CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
PERFECT FITTING
UNDERWEAR
At this time of the year itis very necessary to make a
change for heavier underwear. Saves both discomfort and
doctor bills. "Penman's" for men; "Watsons" and "Puritan"
for women and children. These are well known makes of
which the quality is first class and material highest grade.
We guarantee the wear and so will you after a trial. Our
assortment this season is above the average. Prices low for
the quality
Shirt Waist Styles
Smart dressers realize that there is
a great difference among shirt waists.
f . Some are ordinary, others high grade
and a few distinctive. Ours belong to
the latter class. Silks and lustre
blouses in white cream and black.
Styles right up-to-mint'te and quality
unsurpassed. Close inspection only
helps to bring out their good points.
Prices from $2.25 to $5.00.
DRESSED FOWLS
We will pay the following prices for poultry if dry picked
and picked clean and fasted twenty-four hours before kit-
ing (if the head is cut off, tie the neck properly.)
Chicken 10c per lb Duck l0c per Ib
Old Hens 8c " Geese 9c
Two cents per pound less if poulty is scalded. For
live Poultry two cents per pound less than for dressed
poultry.
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JONES ex CLARK
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
also high grade furs and dress goods.
MICDICAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
. P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and resldeneuce. Dominion,
Laboratory. Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
•Olans and Surgeon.. Suoces'or to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office Main street. Residence. east
as first street north of Post °Mee, Exeter,
-Ontario.
DRS. Y. AND II. M. COWAN. 394
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 15•:,1. bong distance connection.
•cal attention given dieeaeee of women and
ry. Oxford or C. P. ft. Street Cars to
me street take you almost to the door.
.,trier city office. Special Hospital and
stber arra3gementu for pattente from a
nee.
DttNTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L
D. S. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto Unlverelty. Dentist./
each extracted without pain Fan
Did after streets. Odic. in
.on', block. west side of Main
Wwet.' Exeter•
DR. (i. F. ROULSTON, L. I)• 8.,
D. D. y., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto t'niversity.
OpFICS:-Over Dickson it Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's fortuer
dental parlors.
r'IONEY TO LOAN.
b,..,.401ii'e have a large amount of private rands to
gas on farm and village properties at lowrate. interest.
OLA1)MAN & STANRUIIY
Barristers Solicitors. Main St. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Mnntitertt solicitors Notaries (beverlsecere
Commissioner., Solicitors for the Mol.on.
Bank. Eta
Mosey to Loos at lowest rate, of interest.
OPTICS f -VAIN STRTF.T, EXETER.
L CARLING R A. L R. OrcillON
THOMAS CAMERON, l'ONVE1--
ancer, will; drawn, money to loan
On meal e..tate. also Licensed Auctioneer for
the °ounties;of Ilnron and Perth. Charges
moderate. Orders left et the 1 hers ,r at nay
residence, Farquhar will receive prompt atten
WW1.
A GUARANTEED CI RE FOR 1 11.89
It ohm z, Blind, llleedin ;, l'rotrud-
in; files. nruzz.sts are authorised
to refund money if Pato Ointment
• faits to cure in 6 to 14 dale. No.
MONEY TO LOAN
Ws have unlimited private funds for Invest
eat upon farm or village groperty at Iowea
seen of totereet.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. DIP.
Loma.OF ROYAL. INCORPORATED
SOCIiTTY OF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND.
Ortranist nt Trivitt Memorial Church, Exeter.
Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of Music. 'erre
Terns on Application. Exeter, Ontario.
AUCTIONEER
it. s. Phillips, Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of Huron. Charges moderate. All communications
addrewed to 0. 11. Phillips, llensall, n, nniers left at
Tunes Office will r'rrive prompt attention.
$25
DIAMOND
RING
We make a specialty of a
ring at this price. it is
exceptional value. ,We.
have sold hnndrexls of
them.
Express charges prepaid.
Money refunded if not per-
fectly satisfactory.
TIIE TRAMP SI'ECTACLF: l'EI)LAR
ANI) 1118 VICTIMS
Of ;ill 1lat V:u-iuties of :1 rumps the
house -to -hook tramp sticct.acle ped-
lar is the sleekest, best dressed. and
bntsnit•s( of them all. In appear-
ance and and accent he resembles Iho
toils of Israel, but it is ,liel;eved that
he is not genuine but „Slat •he is
rather of the rats of Islet.
This species of train') may be
fouti l in almost every concession line
and side road in this province. in-
truding himself into the homes of
the people, proclaiming himself to be
a "professor" -doctor of ,optica”
"neurologist 'oliticsan" and similar
high sounding and mea11ll1 less titles
profesxintt to hest eyes free of
cltargn, tromising to cure all man
ner of ills, cahit,i4in;t a burbly col-
ored diplotnu. This past muster of
the f ree-eye-test fake .not inf rc.
cantly beguiles 'the farmer's wife
and daughters and occasionally the
sturdy farmer himself into changing
their rash for his cheap iglasses. In-
deed, in in my cases, the dwellers in
towns and villages are not nvholly
exempt from his raids. But of
course the farmers wives and daugh-
ters are the chief victienaof his can.
fling and rapacity, as is abundantly
shown by tho brass eye furniture
adorning their faces. If it were
merely the filching the money drohrn
the pocket of his dupes, but little
sympathy should be shown: but
there is at very great dangca• ito the
public health in wearing improperly
fitted or unsuitable glasses,
It is a singular commentary on
the credulity and gullibility of hum-
an nature that et strange tramp ped-
lar, whose name and residen:.c are
alike unknown can not only intrude
himself into the homes of the people,
filch the money from their pock-
ets, but is also allowed din tamper
with the eyesight. NOW of all mis-
fortunes next to the loss of life it-
self, the loss or irnti'lirment of tho
sight is the gravest.
While people aro careful in else of
sickness or accident to seek the aid
of the most skillful surgeon obtain-
able; in a matter of vastly .great-
er importance, the eyesight, t hey
permit .lhenisleves so be. duped by
the house-to-house tramp spectacle
pedlar, an unknown. pompous brab-
gartl Although the real name of
the pedlar is rarely known, he does
not hesitate for a moment to as-
sume the name and degrees of any
Oculist or surgeon of repute„ pro-
vided such assumption will aid him
In palming off his glasses dor the
hard carne,1 cash of his dupes. Ilis
experiments on the eyesight would
be comic were it Dot to dangerous to
the public welfare. The public
health in a vital particular is bound
to suffer from the pedlar's inters
ested efforts. The sooner the pub-
lic health authorities take action to
suppress this dangerous nuisance, so
nuoh the better for tiro ,public wel-
fare.
In case of dizziness, persistenti
headache, or failing eyesight, etc.,
avoid all free -eye -test ifakcs %and
consult the family physician or an
oculist. An oculist is ono who has
made a special st udy of tho eye ;laid
who is oonipetent to oresoribo glas-
ses or other treatment .required in
each individual case of eye trouble.
Neither the oculist. nor the family
physician will advise classes unless
such are required. Ily ne,(lecting to
wear glasses when they aro needCi,
or the wearing of improperly lilted
or unsuitable glasses are Alike in-
jurious to the eye arid eyesight trou-
bles result.
To consult the family physician .or
an oculist is very muolt safer and
cheaper than to allow .in ignorant
tramp house -lo -house spectacle ped-
lar to experiment nn tho eye and to
dispose of his brass -clad glasses.
One Who was Filched.
Little Liver Pills before retiring you
would not havo had that coated ton- 1
gue or bad taste in the mouth this
morning. Keep a vial kith you for
occasional use.
Locals.
The Times is only half size this
week on account of the railroad
company miscarrying the bundle
for this issue.
Mrs. J. Senior is spending Thanks.
giving in Toronto.
Mrs. Hichard Pickard is visiting rel•
atiyes in Brantford.
Miss Charlotte Dearing, of Kings.
ville, is visiting relatives in town.
Mr. Roy Horne, who spent the sum-
mer in the west, returned home last
week.
Mrs. John Hawkshaw left Wednes
day for Detroit, where she is visitin
friends.
Miss Tillie White spent the Thanks
giving with Mrs. T. M. \Vhite i
'1'
indsor.
Mr. John McConnell of London, i
spending Thanksgiviug with hi
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. V.D.\('larke 1•'ft Tues-
day for a short visit with friends in
Cheeley. .
Mr. T. Cooper White, ( f Windsor, is
the guest of has grandmother, Mrs.
John White.
Mr. \Vin. Rowe, of Carsonville,
Mich., visited his parents here a few
days during the past week.
Miss Mary Brock, who has been in
Seaferth during the past summer, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Bowden left Monday
for a few days' visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. Samuel at Highgate,
Messrs. T. Handford and W. Elliott
of Centralia, left Wednesday for \Vin-
nipeg,They took a carload of horses
with them.
Mr. Will Bonthron, of Chicago is
visiting friends in Ifensall and on
Wednesday visited Mrs. Collins and
Miss Bonthron.
Miss Victoria Miners who is in at.
tendance at the Goderich Model
School, is spending the Thanksgiving
at her home here.
Miss Rose Harton, who has heen
visiting friends in Toronto, Hamilton
and other places for some weeks re-
turned home \Vedresday evening.
Mrs. McLeod, of Detroit, spent Tues-
day the guest of Mrs. Collins. Mrs,
McLeod is visiting he: mother, Mrs.
Jas. White, of Hensel!, who is quite
ill.
Reeve Bolder has the hog books and
checks which were stolen from his of-
fice some time ago. They were re-
turned last Friday night by some one
and left at the back door of his office.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at Sodom, on 'Wednesday Oct.
lith, when Miss Pansy Prouty was
married to Thomas Collingwood of
Exeter. The ceremony was performed
at seven o'clock in the evening by Rev.
E. A. Fear, of the Main Street Meth-
odist church in the presence of about
two dozen friends of the contracting
parties. The bride was attended by
her sister. while William Carrick sup-
ported the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Col-
lingwood will reside in Exeter.
CIIOMA1(TV
Miss E. Callender, of Detroit, is at
present the guest of Mr. Donald Park.
Miss Janet Brawn spent a few days
last week visiting friends in Walto,t
and Brussels.
Quite n number from here attended
the Harvest Home thanksgiving at
StatTa Sunday last.
Miss Ethel Norris who has been ser-
iously ill. is now, we are glad to state,
able to be around again.
Mr. Geo. Miller will move Thnrsdav
f this week to his new home near
Staff& ML'. Miller has for a !rug time
ivetl in ('r•onialty, and we wish him
health and success
SALE REGISTER
Friday, Oct. 26. Auotion Rale of
horses and cattle on lot 25, 8. 1'.
(toad, t'sber:be at 1 o'clock sharp.
.los. White. Auot:enccr, C. E. Hack-
ney.Proprietor.Thursday. Oct. 25. Auction Salo of
farm stock and implements, lot 22.
con. 11. Stephen, at 1 o'clock short:.
F.. Rossenberry. Auctioneer, 1'. G.
Uestard, Proprietor.
Wednesday. Oct. 21. Auction wale
of farm stock and implements on
Lot 17. concession, in 1'sborne. .1-4
of a toile south of Farquhar, eons-
' tncncing at One o'clock sharp. Wm.
G. fi. VdrO &6o.
London Ontario.
Specialists in Diamonds
and Cut Glass.
STRUCK Rt- LIGHTNING
Neat!) tlerctibes the celerity of
I•uunirn'a Corn Extr,rt or. heats tis'
re: ns out in abort order. Causes no
ptin, [cave. no scar. and gives per-
fect sati•(ar tion. Remember there is
only one "beat" -!hit's 1'utnam's_
n
fifty years in ye.
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81.118CRIF;F; FOR THE TIMET.
( SlloRNE COUNCIL
Council met, October lath. pursu-
int to adjournment. All the nlernbere
were present. The minutes of the
:1st ineetint! were read, approved and
lane! by the Reeve.
The Engineer's report rind arnen.l-
cd assessment to raise t h • :um of �
$2.13.00 to complete the pt.y}rit^nta for
the G:i !diner drain, watt ciilopterl and
Ilse assessments againat lands and
roads of the municipality or t'slk,rnc
ordered to be entered on the Col.
loolor''s roll and collected with. the
of her rates.
The petition of Wen. Stewart and
collets for dr:lima':e it•rsrk ander rho
Municipal Drainage Act, .vas npprov-
.4. and Mr. John Roger, 0. L. 8. , of
Mtlnce11. will be in,.1ructed to ex
-
mine the arca 40 hn drained, and
,rew,re plans, specifications. esti.;
wires, Rr.. for tit" .Iraininrt of the
•id area, in accordance with, tho�
,revisions of the said A..t.
The ,erurily offered by •1 he Col-
ter•10r wag approved by the Council
and his hand !weepier, when properly
sigiled and sealed in flan prorenre of
the clerk.
A pet it Jell si.:nail IW" . 5 of t he
electois nff ht „luni'ipality' prayinz
11x,1 a by-law prohibitin, 1bo !•.11n,
intoxicating liquor wiithin tiro
limits of 1 he nitrnirip,lity, he Aub- i
Milled to the electors for r•ltifica•',
tion, was received. approved by the.
Connell. :,nd the clerk was instruct,
rd 10 prepare unci, a Ily-law for eon-'
side, ',flan at th^ next regular meet-'
Inv of I he eottnril.
Account.:,mnnniin,! to Rf11.fQ were
n`s.ed Ind orders issued in payment
also 1*040.00 nn Elinivillr' drain n:•
count.
Council Ilan adjourned to meet
Nnv. 3rd at ane n•eI
Fletcher, frons, Jos. White. Auct. e
h
Thursday, Oat. 25th. Auction sale
of farm, farm stock and implements
on Lot. 11, Conccatfaion 10, Uebornc.
commencing at One o'clock sharp.
\Vm. Creery Prop,. Jas. White Auct
Saturday. Oct. 27. Executors wile
of farm and farm chattell on the
l,rernisea, East part of l.ot 21, Con.
r
o'clock
Hay. comnrcncin(r at oneo c ock
sharp. F:, ilossenberry, Auctioneer
John dart man and Jaoob Realer,
Execu,ttiors: Madman & St inbury
Selirirors.
Harsh, purgative remedies are
fast giving way to tho gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Liver Pills. If you try them they
will certainly please you .
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
111 Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
0
F. MORi,EY, Clerk
All disorders caused by .•t bilious
tate of the system oan he cured by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No
pain, gripintr or discomfort attend-
ing their use. Try them.
Pr•e vtilt ice
as the name implies
prevents 311 Colds and Grippe when
taken at the sneezing stage. I to can . Surely Secure Reart IINtis
$1•0o per year in advance
Now Is The Time -
To think about the new Range or Heater. For
economy in Fuel and a Good Baker select one of the follow-
ing which have been tired and not found wanting.
Garlands with Tank and Shelf $33 to $.t.t
Souvenirs
$35 to $50
lVelcotne Nationals " $35 to $50
Hurons
$26 to $38
Coal and lVood Cook Stoves $26 to $29
1 6 -hole Happy Thought with Tank slightly used at a Bargain
6 Second hand wood cooks $2,50 to $3.50
Pipes roc to 15c, Heavy Elbows 20c, Stove Pipe Enamels 15c
and 25c, Metal and Silver Polishes t 5c and 25c, Coal Mods, Stove
Boards, Sifters, Etc. Anything and everything for October wants.
SAMSON PORTLAND CEMENT, -Another car just rcceiv
ed. Come quick if you want Cement.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE
and Stove Store
FURS! FURS! FURS!
A large collection of FURS now ready to show YOU:
Trifle early ? Sometimes it pays to think ahead, you
know Sonic of the most desirable lines disappear
early in the season, If you are contemplating buying
a new set of furs this season we ask you to look through
our assortment before making the final choice.
Remember our furs arc marked at Drygoods Prices -
don't depend on just fur profits to keep this buisiless
going.
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets $32 to $40
Mens' Calf Coats $25 to $28
Fur Scarfs $4 to $12
Also full range of fur -lined CAPS tor Gents' and Boys•
All Produce as good as Cash.
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea
THE LEAiuNra CoMMEHr'IAL g(•iIOOL.
CENTRAL
.afiiged Ol
STRATFORD. ONT.�./
This school is recognized to be
one of the hest Connnercial
schools in America. You can
safely judge a school by the ap-
plications it receives. This term
we received applications from
firms in six large Atnerican cit-
ies and from far more towns and
cities of Canada including Sask-
atoon. Sask., on the a •est and
Charlottetown, P. E. 1., on the
East. Our reputation means
much for our graduates. Write
for our catalogue.
W. J. Elliot Principal
D. A. McLachlan, }
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111('1:'S FORECASTS.
1•:CAS'l'S.
A reactionary storm period is cen-
tral on the 2ard to 25th. at w•hiclr
lime change (o warmer, falling bar-
ometer, with cloudiness and Ivor •
autumnal rain may be expected.
WIIEN THE TIP OF A DOG'S
sou' is cold and moist. that: dog is
not rick. A feverish dry nose means
r.irkness with a dog. And so with
he human lips. Dry. cracked an.1
rolorkes lips moan feverishness, and
are as well ill appearing. To have
beautiful pink velvet-like lips, apply
it belle ime a coating .of Dr. Shoop's
Green Salve it will soften and heal
any skin ailment. (ct a free trial
box, at our store, and be convinced.
1.a,rge nickel capped glass jars, 25e.
sold by W. 8. Mowry.
Thillips of
Heart Tioubh
1 Prevents are tooth.ome e•lndv
tablets. i'reventicx dissipate all; gad Strength throatDr. Sbsdp's
•
colds quickly, and taken early. when!you first feel that a e•old is tx>mifh i
they check and prevent them. Pro -1
ventics are 1loronghly safe for;children, and as effectual for adults.`
Sold and r aarnmrnded, in 5 Dent rind'
.'Ti cent cox( r, by W. S. Howey.
t I� CII1 1,'1•:A
.facques will mate' into Mr.
Chas. Godbolt's house •,lout Nov.
1st. The Louse it now undvr,roing
extensive improvements.
Mr. Wm Crtery will hive an auc-
tion smile of farm stock, implements
and household goods, next Thursday
October 25th. It i•. quite possible
!hat M-. Creery• •1114 (trolly wi11 go
to RI. Marys to reside flex: March.
Miss Sarah Clements, who has
been home for a mons h•- va sa(ion,
left us lift M(:ndny •sane her
position as ...pore! .1 t n the Pru -
.1 • •i .1 1u .„qn, ('. '• •rk, N .1
0
CAMTOAIa.
Ear; the Pe M 'd TM MR Aiwa WI
y i(ufs'f! l
Restore e.
Rears peakne.; which can be dealt with N
all U terve weakness. Just as your hand tress-.
bit! whet its nerves ar weak, when rourlstt�M
n.vves ar' weak your heart butter! and pN -
► • n
toys. l�:a r a1 n shortness
ell rOf breath after
alight tie/flee: fslnur.,r spells; pain Or tender..
!lets about the beam ceased by Irregular heath
Selma; ehokloe sense tion rill( the heart Nee
hi the throat; uneasy,\•enaction In the
chest. sboscing that the heat isn't
working right, path when rou Ile'
on nor side- ({-��f, usu:notherepenr.
ly rte let;
aide, but ir.•/ 1 \anrntl7� the
richt patrful and dtfflcuja
srathing; „delif (I(t
\ Therm taeh-
anafot,blrultaeaatlat ht-aatwnold'!•,s'• �� ��r1 :.•r:e1. can you
iy ens way
(tC:` br,nehaokw.sk heart-'
' rrrmaness
aaagfne how any- C.'nt -t•o can be
note" Dr. Shoop'! 11- corm' re w i l l
hrtne back the rtrengh to see
-art •rces siways.` Thee is Lo:hln( la
:in
bis reinhly to tomo- late : nothing that
1•,:•..n rearttnn. Tt•e ,treneth that 11 gives Is
r,- aats4 Vp,.rrmMan1rPnec1 131'1.111.'0r; '.who are
well.
Dr Shoop's itesterattve ('P,.lat or 1.1eo14i
create! •trcngtb w5,e) tIto L -a ore? leo .rem
'Miele terve •raves :1 overtimes the walla
W tae trouble as weU ea the raeeil. BOO 57
W. S. IIOWEY.
5KI[EPING
INDIVIDUAL Instruction in all
branches enable us to impart RA
much knowledge in '1'HRF:E
MONTHS as the average College
gives in SIX.
Try ourt hree Months course in
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING
W�lem Business College
1111 Dundas Sheet, London, Ont.
COO, C. S. R.
Princip.il.
HELP
WANTED
Young ladies and gentleman who
are desirous of making a record. are
wanted at the
CLINiON BUSINESS COLLEGE
"Affiliated with \Vingh:.rn Busi-
ness College. '
to prepare for Bookkeepers, Steno-
graphers Telegraphers. During July
and Angnst we could only fill ONE-
TENTH of the positions offered our
graduates.
Catalegue for the asking.
Boo. Spotton Principal
4,
"High Grade" Training
pays and tint is the kir.•[ the fatuous
wan
TORONTO, ONT.
(jives to its s!ndenti. Re -
relit students have taken
positions at ssl trees fmtn
$.10 per month to 111110%1 per
hamar. It. is a well-known
fact that Nur •cho. I IS the
host of its kind in Canada.
This month .s •t-pienlid
time to enter. All gradu-
ates get positions. The de -
(wool t. 'lestly twenty time,
the +npnlc. Write to day
for rnsgtofhient retain':
W. J. IIEIu