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TOIJCtflrtIGICS
I'IIING'S DRLIG SIOR[I
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Call in and see our New
Combs
and al -o isecaurse of the widening
rtt arktt of the Carludi to Kest.
• • • • •
Canada's export itrade for the past
fear ending June 30th, is the larg-
est in the history of tiro country.
The exports of bore produots reach-
ed the gratifying amount of $135,-
483,950 [,ting an inorease of over
S44.000.000 in tho year. Every de-
partment of house eroducts as a class
rrccemaa to have shared in the develop -
Stock of meat but oertain article;r appear to
have fallen off. This js particularly
so as to our extort of canned greats
to Great Britain. Bacon. Eggs, and
ish,ce() also show a [narked decrease.
On the other hand a plea sent fact to
rote is Mlle development of the flour
trade and ithe continued incrcta4T, in
t he butter, cheese arid apple exports.
•
Rev. favid Ramsay, of Knox
church. Ottawa, and an old Exeter
boy, who ii well and favorably
known here, dealt in his Thanksjv.
ing Py .sermon with recxrnt rev_
eIationa. Ile held ;in part : "The
franchise is a Named trust, which
ought to I,0 •conscientiously dis-
ch:arged, which we ought Ito prepare
to discharge with treat c tre. No
doubt :t voter has tt right to con-
tsult hisown interest, but he who
takea a bribe, aloes not consider his
' country at all. Evidently he who
rown 1 n s docs nut help a voter to understand
t he issue nl stake, but bribes him to
ignore theta. h:ts broken his trust
still moreflagrantly. What. then.
Drug Store. lei 10 be said of men who would
switch votes of ,officers eic'orn 1.0
'
enable a citizen to 'record Lis;; judg-
ment, who would by fraud reverie
I his vote? It has been confessed that
riot a few otherwise reputable men
have been found to do 'that :devilish
THURSDAY, OCTOBER _'5t1,, 1906decd in [lila, our country.
THE EXETER TIMES, OCTOBER26th 1906.
am. nog TOO HTAND
CLOIla 114
SCRUBS and WHISKS
CHAMOIS and SPONGES
The yery best PERFUMES, TAL
OUM POWDERS, TOOTH PASTES,
TOOTH WASHES & POWDERS,
also COLD
ALMOND Gream
and GLYCERINE JELLY
You captlot help being pleased,
The Exeter Times
8H0t L1 1. I;O\• INCIAL f3V BSIDIES
BE INC1tEASED' Mrs. Jamas McMartin, of Barrie,
who is visiting' hut' patents here, and
The teevinces may be the wealth- has ixen quite ill, is nee' improvinge
ler for 'having a few hundred thou:!- Mr. and Mrs. 0. Gr;,::sick and 'fain -
and dollars more in subsidies from ily Ii•tve moved to 11ensall Cron'
thti'Domiuion but in the last artily -
new
and ere now nettled in their
sts tl:t tai payer is the new home.
poorer afor Mr. .1. R. 1Iobkirk has returned
it. And the Province of Ontario from a Scvcrel rrrorrt Ids.' trip thro'i h
should Ise the last to connive at tho the nor1li'sesi:.
bleeding of the Dominion treasury
.Mrs. ('oust 10. of Aylmer, spent last
'reek 551t h her perenta, Mr. and
as 'her people have to fray ,the ,zre'tt- Mrs. W. lathe -in.
ear share of increa 'd taxation. ile.r Mrs. E. It;innie, who has been ill,
finances :lie strong owing •to wise i9 improvinge
administration for cites Mr. G. C. Petty has nurc•hased Miss
y past while warrineee residence and property
some of the of her provinces ars 'reap- opposite elle t'et I y block.
ing nolo the harvest of past Lolly, Miss Sherry vi,yitecl friend:+ in
and Ontario's Premier would thave ('octeriah last. Tuesday.
made no mistake if he had idle. Geo. 5i aids and sister `Liss
Sturdy. of Auburn, spent. a few days
let the other I'rovirezial Prem- fast week .the guests of Mr. James
ions know that Ontario drefused to. Sutherland and- family.
be a [✓ arty to the perpetuation, and, Mr. and Mrs. Janice Miller, of
worse 'i:till. to the extension of a on"p(u visited friends in the village
Tuesday.
system which is trernicious and Miss Sinclair, of Scotland, arriv-
should be eliminated if possible hut cd in the will:ago a few day.; ago and
[never extended.. will si,•end 1 he winter t ); . eue-t of
her aunt. Mrs. John Seett .
If Quebec politicians have equan- M r. lames Sparks is 'ravine the
adored Avhile Ontario saved, let Que. new addition to his residence as
bee suffer Clic consegncnces, and al_ tvell as the remainder of she house
Sots' Ontario to enjoy ties fruit3 0{ nicely painted{.
.lir. .Tames [tali of the London
the prudence, frugality and careful Road, ::'n of r ho late Itobt. Bell,
hutlbandin. of 'resources by her ad- is building 1tv foundation for the
>tninistrators• \\•o are not op ed to large barn lie inlende erecting in the
ln
ouch assistance 'Nom the Federal Ni1T)1iol!. 1101.4:)11 foundry end Menu -
treasury as [nay be necessary in ,the factoring company. is building a 32
early .developin;; period• That may by CO addition Ira the moulding Be-
be and no doubt is unavoidable it the t'''rtment. It. i9 exf►ccted 1)0 new
union is to boa strong one. And a addition will lie completed in about
four weeks.
eiertain contribution front the Do- Mrs. Mari in, who )las been quite
▪ is rap;illy re^overinr.
Mrs. ,John Stacey returned hetne
derdeat 'd the strongest f (foils (should "'ties -411v :after a visit with friends in
London :,n,l Woodstock.
be exerted to gradually reduce it. Manson Petty was in Aylmer a
If direct 'taxation is the result I,os- few day.; East week.
eibly a worse crit could befall us. Mr. 1'. Sinallacomb+' whipped two
carloads of onions this week. 0110
We %could then at any rate know car going to Lc:,rrrin.tan and the ot.
tiow touch tco odd to lye governed her to London. Ile hes four carloads
and that will be ruore then ,any of ready for shipment which will go
us esti tell now. some day during thn week, 11r.
, Srn it:irornbc his t'a o e.arl,)ade which
minion may l,e justified in any case,
but in.atead of that amount being i.n-
he cell :lore for the cc•inter to be
When tie: Grand Trunk build that t
l c v •
tftrew station lice Will all—but erh.z ►3! 1 It ct d in Brandon next ape„n .
our ,;ranitchil lr'cn will have leas ' .1r. V . C. Davi:[ had the mi5for-
ttine to bre ,k ono of ths cni:ill bone.'
of Iris nn'410 last '1'lrursdiy evening,
The a^cidont wag 0.111s••d by jumping
Oft 1 I,1 atform ;al the: station.
Mr. Mason, or Geereetosvn, visited
Dr. Fereueon ,the Iattor part of last
week.
\\•itli:am itot [iron, of Chicago. tc-ha
cv a•+ v1n,; Isis parcnt9 here for :t
couple of %ceek.. left the latter part
of I sit week for him hem^.
Mr. Jame.; Johnston, wa+rontniket
recently purchased I he old Bonthron
homestead at Itodeerville reel[ corn -
Mewed this we l; to raze it. It ie
Mr. Johnston's intention to move
1144' matcrj,1 to Il+ nsail and build 1
div.•iline. With the (1i15inrx':arune^ of
years. Ttiis is doubtless due ,t o the
the old hug. 1'. 111.' 11110411,Wc !a:r711 tow
entiein;: pike.) offered n:1 a result of y'ear;d has 710c41 :as a land mtark and
the easier ;access to dthe Old Country in ycc,r:l gone' 1►v ll►e of tau -h
market by reason of improved cold 1r 1c•ity will b” :, 11,11; of th' l''"t.
Slot's go :,rd 1r.:nsporf'ttion faciliticr +Ir. 1104. Morley vis in L. rl+lon
ever tiurlday.
The Late Mrs B. Smillie— Th-
in any ft i' ads of Mrs. B. Smillie 5501
re;rct to learn of her dent h, cc LirJh
In that.
• • • • •
I'rotcc•tion for [:orae industrie3 is
a good poli'y but encouragement of
those who a1( u►akin r :in effort to
met %them ii the first requisite.
• • • • •
The lave,: i, .tt lona into the Inde-
pendent Oid+•1 of 1'nrestcrit love not
'revealed any mortal sickness c hi• h
nerd alarm jt:s members. All g1►►tt is
required is a revision or sal ►dr:rs and
other expe•ner•a. A sure.ioil opera-
tion cti ill c ffect ;a cure.
• • • • •
The qu,ntity of lout, ry 'raised in
this part of Out.trie fele increased
enortuously tc it Iain the past few
Is Your
Hair SicI?
That's too bad 1 We had no-
ticed it was looking pretty thin
and rough of late, but naturally
did not like to speak of it. By
the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is
n regular hair grower, a per-
fect hair tonic. The hair stops
coming out, grows faster,
keeps soft and smooth. Ayer's
Hair Vigor cures sick hair,
makes it strong and healthy.
Via best kind of a testimonial —
"Soil for over sixty years."
N•db by y. C. Asp“Oe.. Lew•n. Nass.
A,•e I•ame v r •fS
i SARSAPARILLA.
PILLS.
MUT swum.
1.:11 a vent 'took pl der.• r,n 'I'hurr,d,ly
rnornin,r(, October it1, at her tesi-
ll+•ncc t•c,nlld•n !tete, Tuckersmith,
where Ole 1t is Jived for the past
pore tr
tarIllc
v maiden
wino-
teal; .Jane Buchanan,. 'Tho was
a daughter of the lite Alexander
Buchanan, and w.ls torn in Usborne
township on Oc.tolx•r 18, 1814, tvhero
she live, until, at the age of 22 she
Was married 10 the Irate ih'nj'tuin
Smillie, of Tuckersmith, cc h•/ tired" -
reseed i'( -r ea) vearit iso. \\ h,•n 111•'
hur:h dad ilial Mrs. Smill;d 51 ,y e• ft
. with ....veil small children, the
younR1 st being but an infat,t, and
to rho 10;bring and educe tintr a+f
111c.c children rch'• has dcroti•d 111 r
life. end hes done for t hem w 1► ►t
few mothers ire irrivilr tu'1 or .,her
to do Until a few months ,aro,
cca ed as a smart active eientt1,,
when 14)10 had n 9evero attack of
pleurisy from which she was steadily
recovering but bad not yet 'regain-
ed her fernier strength and vigei
when she was stricken ssith diarr-
hoea :a rid t.e r i t on i' Ths'i+c proved
too muni even 101 her 'throng con-
stitution and aftrt throe w'oky of
intense Aufferine iborne without a
murmur. date passed aw•dy. titr7.
Sint I Os n worn in ref more t h a n
ordljn try intellieenre, a WiW.' roun
Rt'!Ior and a true friend. She tees
AVegetable Prcpara:ionforAs-
siinila ting the Food rend Regguki-
tu>g the St►atehr1>_S and Bowes of
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-
aess and Rest.Contalns neither
Opntm,Morphine nor }&ictal.
NOT NARCOTIiC.
dead rest:'[ zz arra=
Pim feed
fr nrr •
Anan
Aperfiect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stotriazch,Diarrhoea,
Wornts ,Convulsions, feverish-
ness and Loss of SLEE '.
tic Simile Signature of
aft
NEW YORK.
CASTOR
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You N
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
CXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
U
For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTORI
?NC osrnauo conParav, sew rolls •,v
a Presbyterian and always took a
deep interest in church work. She
lived her 1e43i011. and in her quiet
way influenced for ;good the liven
of t I1o,,e about her. ?ler life .was
an (sample of uprightness and true
Christianity. Slee will be much miss.
cd in the community and especially
in the home where elle was a loving
Mother. Her children are: Mr3
.1ohn Elder, Hay ; :t:aLUee, of Heneail
M:crg:ar•et, teacher, Ilurondale ; Jano
student Toronto's Ladies' Medical
College; 1)r. Alexander, London,
England: Emma, nurse, Toronto;
Benjamin, ;.1 home. Ilcr brothers'
and sisters are Messes. Alex. and
Andrew Ruch:anan, Tuckersmjth; Dr.
Buchanan, Zurich; Rev. D. M. 13u-
cl,:anan, Jarvis; Mrs. F. Blatchford,
Ilurondale ; ,Bars. Griffin. !Detroit ;
Mrs. Couan, Kirltrdil, The rern•tini
were interred in Hensall Union
gemetery on Seturd;►y, Octobor 6tb,
and were followed by a large num-
ber of relatives and friend).
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Jane
Smiths.. late of the townelip •of
Tuokorsmit h, in elle County of
Huron, widow, deceased.
Notice: iia hereby given pursuant to
R. S. 0., 1897, drat. 129. that alt
creditors and others having claims
against e1►e estate of the slid Jane
Smillie,
who died 011 or about the
4th day of October, 1906, are requir-
ed on or before the 12th day of
November, 1906, lo send by post pre-
paid or deliver to Wm. Moir, of the
village of I{ensall. or Benjamin Swat. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lie, Mensal! Post officdc, executors of
the Fait' deceased, their christ i:tn In
and surnames, addresses and de3crip-
tient'. the dull particulars of their
claims. the Ntatcmcnt of thsir ac-
counts ;and the mature of the 14:-
sUfjiies, if ;any, held by ahem. And
further ;take notice that after such
East mentioned date the s tidy Execu-
tory proceed t•o distribute t hs.
assets of Ole deceased :baton;; the
part jd• s entitled thereto, having ro-
gird only dto the elaitn:l of which
they shall 'then have notice end 1het
Ilse •nit t•xt•rutors will not Ir liable
for the sent assets or any part there-
of to any t►er:)on ar persons of whose
claim.; notice shall not hive been
receival by them at the time of ,such
dist ribut ion.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
'Solicitors fer Reid Executors.
Oiled at Exeter. this' 21t)t rtay of
Or.totx:r, 1906.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
Isaac Hill, the Elder. 1:tte of the
Township. of Stephen, in the
County of lluron, Yeoman, de-
coased
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. 8. 0., 1897, chapter 1.29, that all
creditors and others )laving claims
against the estate of the said Isaac
Bill the Elder, who died on or about
the 16th day of July, 1906. are
required on or befc+re the 5th day
of November 1906, to send by
post prepaid or deliver •to
Messrs. Gladmen & Stanbtiry,
of tlic Village of Exeter, So-
licitors for the Executors of the
said deceased, their christian and itur-
names, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securities, if any
held by themes And further take
notice, that rafter such lairt mentioned
date tho said executors Neill proceed
to distribute the: assets of the de-
ceased arsons the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to hte
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and that the said executors
will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of whose claim notice
shalt not have been received by them
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for said Executors.
Dated at Exeter, the 13th day of
October, 1906.
tiro matter of the estate of
Sinton Hartman the Elder, late
of t ho Township of Ilay, in 'the
County of Huron, Yeoman de.
mooed.
Notice is hereby given puruuat►t to
1t. S. 0., 1897. chapter 1.29, that all
creditors and others 'ravine claims
against the estate of the said Simon
If artrn:tn, the Elder, who died on or
about the 30th clay of September,
19116, are required on or before the
5111 day of November, 1906, Ito send
by post prepaid or deliver lto John
Ilallman. $arcpt•t, Ontario, or Ja-
cob. Regier, Zurich, Ontario, the
executors of the paid de-
neised their christian and sur-
raame9, addresses ind descriptions.
the full particulars of their cltern9,
the stetoment of their ;accounts and
the n itatre of the securities, if any,
held by them. And further take
notice that after such last mentioned
NOTICE TO CREDITORS otdistreibulte the assetsd executorscyofl tproceed
he de --
in the matter of the cdtalc of 1:liz.a de-
ceased among the parties entitled
Ann Vick". o[ Ih stowti r,f thereto !ovine regard only to the
f)fi t, in the County u[ Lamb• chino' of which they shell then have
notice, and that the said Executors
ton, to irrjcd wont 10 dect'a9ed• 6v111 trot be liable ter the said ass is
Notice is hereby given pUteu:int to or an part thereof to 1n'. person
It. 8. 0., 1897, cleaid. 129, that all y I i
creditors and otht r9 having claims or persons of whose claim refico
against the 0ti't at d +,f the is tidy i.!:n1 i shall not lave been received by them
Ann Pickett, who died? on or about at the time .4sur,h distrihutir►r,.
ties 2nd clay ul June, 1906, ere rc-! GLADMAN & STANBURY
roiled on or before the :,t h d y of Solicitors for eeld executors.
sovernbte , 1906. to gene by post ))Ocd at Exeter, the l:,t h eras of
ptetmid or dteliver to Messrs. Glatt Uctotn)r, I.tUG.
11)310 & Stanhury, of •ter^. vile;,te of i -RI AIM FOR SALE.—That excel.
Exeter, Solicitor.; for the Adminie-' •L' i n, f.ti'0,. 1o; 5. n,)(1. 10, tilrt;ilti-
1►ators or thv s•ad deceased, their' vray, con•j9ting of 100 acres, well
christ1;)n and Mil1111171P•, :,dl,lrersrr strained, well fenced and ie :t state
arid dcdcriptic,n•, 1111• full (d:rrl.+catl-• of go,odl culciv.ttion, with 8 acres of
•,ra of their et:tiriia, the statement fall wLcat in. it has genet hush
of t Ld it accouter, and 1 he n:i+are o[ oI 12 acrr4. Thi9 bush has Rock
t L : setae it let,, it any. lrr•Idl by 1 hem. Elm, 13aogwood and Maplc trees.
Anel further take not ice I h:al after 1 There i9 a large brick house of sev-
such hat mentioned date t itr, said en rooms, 111:11 feller and furnace;
:e+l►ninist r 1 or•t cc ill in r•r• -••1 : o IIS- woodshed in c•,d,nncct jos with the
tribute the eseet9 of the deceesedi hoagie, 'there is also a large [yank
among the parties t l it ld•d 1 hereto,, btrn, dimensions, 36 x 60. There
hating rr•:at dt only to the cl.•ims of is also a ;wet driving al,cd.
wbich they shall then lova sol Ise mill and well in the barn; also a
and that tl►o and A,1neeistr:;ter good bearing orehid. This is one
will not Le Iinl,le for the s..i•1 asset.' of the beet farm.; in McGillivray,
or tory ler( thereof to any liermon acrosin ti.e rr►td from the school, n
of pc rsonm of otiose chime notice very Abort distance. from the church
shall not have been rcerired 11 them and about a mile from Maguire ',lost
at thn time of such dtistributirtn. office. For terms and particulars
GLADMAN & S'fAN1IUIIY. i apply to ,100:,, \\•1 i:c•f0'd, tir►gujre.
Soljcjtor9 ,,r Tl,c Lnnd+►n & \\'sat • Ont.
ern Trustfs ('ompany, 11(1.. Ad.
►nini•tratiara. \1'. 1, l:nitht. r,f 1;..1, i h Ide.
f)itrfl at Exeter, 1 he pith 11 .7 of , a._b.rriff hu.►, -1011 1 1 ern . i' ), 11 ,••
Oetotr.'r, 19(16. sad well formol Pierre's.
SALE ADS
Advertise your Farm and yous
Sale of Stock and Implelnents, or
Town Praperty. 5000 Readerr
will see your advt. each week.
Auction Sale
—of—
HORSES AND CATTLE
Mr. Joseph White hay 1•ecciived in*
at ruct joya5 l0 bell by Public Auction
Oft
LOT 25, 8. T. ROAD, USBORNE
—on—
FRIDAY, OCTOI3EIi 26t11, 1906
Cotntrtenciri ' at 1 o'clock sharp
the following praperty—
IloltSES—I good work horse 6
years old ; 3 draugle. geldiuee 3 years
old ; 1 draught filly 3 yearn old ; 1
draught filly 3 year:i old, with foil
4 draught fillies 2 years old; 2
light fillies 2 years old, with foil;
4 draught gcldin,;:1 1 year old ; e
draught fillies 1 year old; 2 good
drivers
CA'1'TLI';-2 [rood cows dun to calve
in Noventl,er; 2 cows due to calve in
spring ; 5 two-year-old steers; 2
vearling steers; '3 Yearling heifers;
good registered Shorthorns with
c•tt( at foot.
TER N1S—Cash, o:• 12 mont h':+
credit will Ix: given on furnishing
approved joint notes at 5 per cent.
JOS. WHITE. Auctioneer,
C. E. 11ACK NF.Y. Proprietor.
FARM FOR SALE — Westerly 90
ac,res of Lot 6, melee/18;0n 4,
Stephen. This farm is well situated
about two miler; from market. There
are two barns, one bank 36x56, ;the
other 24 x 50; large brick house;
two never foiling wells; largo or'
chard about 75 trees. Intending
purch-aeers will do well to look cit
this plooe. Terms easy. Apply to
Madman & St anbut y, Solicitors,
Main street, Exeter.
FARM FOIL SALE. — That excel-
lent term, Lot. 16. concession 10,
Osborne, consisting of 100 nares in
good state of cultivation. This pro-
perty is well fenced, lies two large
barns, With stabling underneath,
cement tlonry and water in front of
stock in stables. barge windmill on
barn, also one on pump. Good dframe
house.; *tact oi-ch•trd, hog pens, drive
shed. All the land is seeded. except
SHJNGjL
We have just received a carload of British Columbia recd
Cedar Shingles and one of Now Brunswick Shingles and aro
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Palold 'Roofing
We are agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is
used on barns, factories, in fact any building that needs a
good roof. Ask us about this roofing and get a circular.
The RoSs-TaffJor Go. Ltd., xctcF
FINE
FURS
Jackets, Neckware,
Muffs, Etc.
SEE THE NEW SQUIRREL TIE
BELTZ'S
143 Dundas St. London.
FURS made to order:
Repaired and Remodelled:
Highest price
Paid For
Raw Furs
' Tb
In Womanly Ailments _
1 Th
1'
200
Tons
of all kinds of
old scrap iron
wanted at M.
Jackson's
EXETER
We will pay the
highest cash rdi ceor
exchange fence posts
for saute.
USJACKSON&SON
UainSt. Eat.r.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
and Weakn.uss 6 Osborne and fllbberti
18 acres, of which 11 acres is in falls Night
wheat. There is about 10 acres of • _
good bush. This farm i9 well art- and Cures while the Patient Sleeps. ante GompanU
derdrained with tile. For further
particulars apply to A. E. Ilod,;ert. Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
The best remedy which physicians know tot
F.zcler. P. ale Weakteeses is composed of parte of •
white lily. To Ibis are added other
which draw out the poisons and heal
stn*e ed membranes. This soottlnt, *'
Flo Iocsl application is known by drata
i♦t1 physicians everywhere as Da. Ss 'e
aioo1T Mtn—because it cures while the vs-
tltteat sloops and the morning finds the
the infismma- [ton, the dischaij ,
Tbelivesof ` many women ars
of martyr• dom. They stt>)hr.
yoLei—ever , they never w
,aaM sckns‘‘ii'lltl! t.sll h a
► Joman
>•lad. ;11tifIl oerleence t
o t _ and vi- ,' altty of at.,
perfee• _ 117 bealt.by wo-
FOUND; It is to ( l I I e this ever -In -
his
s
numbs of suffering weeps
d r hoop sends has message of hope
FOUND.—Good blanket, owner may. " life and rte cheer. Itis to these
havo ,541)1)0 0n proving property and •etokand ailing womeret . that Du. f Gilead.
• [;,bas will come as a Rahn of ()!lead.
paying ;for t hi' advt. Apply at this ► oY may not know your trouble by the name
office, ans give it. but remember DB. S 8
CMS rosy be retied upon in all
ration. tolling of the woaD3
b or ovaries. ieecorrbasS
OIL g.sttoa. irregular or
Mitt for Dr. Sgooe's
and sold b7
W. S. f OVEY.
Cure Soothes, Seals Fa
rmer's Mutual Firelnsur•-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE -20 white Wyandotte
Cooknels, 'thoroughbred, for breed.
purposes.—S. Powell.
COW FOR SALE. — Jersey Cow,
milking. 5 years old. apply •at this
•ffioe.
HORSE FOR SALE, -2 years old.
broke to drive single or double. Ap.
ply at this tf' e
FOR OVICIR SIXTY \EARS
Ate OLDND WS]f
LL-TRIgD t=[DT.—Mr.
Winsllow's thing Syrup has been need for
over sixtyears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
res wind colic. and is the beet remedy
for )fnaiarebma. Itis pleasant to the taste. Sold
by drate In every part of the world. 45
este 0.tW. Its value is lnoaloni*ble. Be
etre and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
8yrnp a nd ask for no other kind.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the csta'fe of Char-
les 8ncl1, the elder, late of the
Village of Exeter, iit tho Coun!y
of Ifunon, Insurance Agent. de-
.
ma sod
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R. 8. O.. 1897, chap. 129, 1 1111 1 tall
creditors and otters having claims
against the eittnte of the Haid Char-
les Snell, the elder, who died on dor
about the 4th day of October, 1906,
are required on or before: the 12th
day of November. 1906. to send by
post .prepaid or deliver to Messrs.
Madman & 81.anbury, of the village
of Exeter, :solicitors for the Execu-
trix of the Raid deceased, their
chrlatien and surnames," addressed
and descriptions, the full par(icu.
rare of their el.ijnl:+. the At etement
of
their [:counts and ties na!ltr0 of
111‹.. s,Ocurit jcs, if :any, held by a hem.
Aril fustier take notice that u!tcr
such list rr,rntioncd date the said
Executrix will proceed to distribute
1110 tstresets of the deceased ramose
the potties entitled thereto. ?ovine
regard only to tho claims of which
they ,shill then have notice ,and (hat
thn rcald Exc-rnt i ix will not be liable
for the said :assets or :►ny I►aet [tore•
of to any person or poreone of 5c•leeie
chine; notice Asan riot have bean re-
ocivcd by them at the time of such
(Iistribution.
(;LAU'IAN & 8TANBURY,
Solicitors fer Executrix.
1) ilcd al Exeter, the 22nd day of
Or. ; o tr r , 1006.
Notice to Debtors
All patrons lath bled to the 4•41 se
of the rale Chas. Snell, aro requoi,t• - --------- ------ ------`_-__
rd lo r;ettleler,i, their indebtedness with••♦•NN•••N•N••♦N•♦♦NI♦♦dN•H♦••♦N♦N♦•N♦♦♦N♦
t I: • unilcr i:rn<•d at ontx:.
GLADMAN & F7,\,i3('itti . • • Tt-IEI1OLSONS BANK
` c,lirit ory f ►r i:xcd ut riX.
1906
— (incorporated by Act of Parliament l&isi)
'I•IHE NE\V I'FIIE 1001) AND CAPITAL PAID UP
Opt -
Drug Lew mill nark it on the label $3+00OdO0o•O0
of every mitre,' cure ruont•airtinq (epi. RESERVE FUND • .. • $3,000,000,00
um Chloroform, or any of hoe stat►• • 48 Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Alberts rirltl h colorable and Manitoba
ifying or tie scrttcr►1s drug. But it •
passes Dr. .tihooi.'v (lough Cure :t`d ♦ EXETER E3RANCli
ifor 1 ccrnty years, entirely free, from 10 every Lawful Day fro10 A. M. (o 3 r, ar. except Se nrday 10 A. M. 401 P. M.
Itt. $110()p all r,I1-ao ► ha.s bitterly ell-nane, Fernier& Neste Notes eaRhed or collected. Forms supplied
posed the use of all opalfes or nar- • On apppI1ei tion. Trite teTs nn all point« in' tits Dominion, Groat Britain and Un -
cot les. iii, Marino's Cough Cure is iced store., bought and .old at loweidt rates of exchange,
:absolutely safe even for the youngest
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
R T
baler'—arid it surra, it does not situp Deporrlts of •I.00 an.I upwards received. intorPat NM-
I,/ sUr►prfsFV, Get :1 Site and reliable pon,flm half yearlcy. and added 10 principal June 110th and December 314. De -
Cough Cure by simply insisting on Podlitn itei-etpo, at.o i4,upd and hivhnrtcurrent rats.* of Interest adored.
Ur. 8hoop's. Let rho law be your Advetnc:es made to farmer4 stock denten+ and b;isineee mein at
r,rotectir,n. We cheerfully recom. lowest rates and on man favorable term,. AgentA at Exeter for Donis. trevernment,
mend rind sell it. Sold by W. S. DIckecn & Ce►Brg, Sr 1 ( eras
I{oN. D. NURIL... Ma: .
ctet. , •o•••••NN•.N
Auction Sale
Pres.:—J. A. NORRIS, CROMARTY P.O
Vice-Pres.:—J. L. RUSSELL,
RUSSELLUA LE, 1'. 0.
DIRECTORS,
W.S. PASSMORS, FARQUHAR P.0 -
Wm. ROY, BoRNHOLM P. 0 -
WM. BROCK WINCHILSEA P, 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.-
AGENTS,
. -
AGENTS,
JOHN EMERY, Exeter. agent for
Usboinne and I3it}dulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. age
ele
for Hibbert. Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitor*
OUR PIANO SALES
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,
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS OUR GOODS
ir, E. 13ossentr•rry 11:is received in-
structions to hell by Public Auction
011
LOT 22, CONCESSION 11, STEPHEN
—00—
Thursday, October 25th, 1906
Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp
t h following property—
] ripen mares, two •aneiaatree y+'• 115 Sewing Machines
old ; drivin,e mare 4 years old ; mare
:a;;• d in foal ; spring colt ; 3 cows
5uplx•r.5sl to be in calf ; 2-1 wo year
old heifers. supposed to bo in calf ;I
3 yearling heifers; 1 yearling steer
I spring calf ; 1 Maxwell Binder
6 ft ; ,1 Maxwell glower. 5 ft ; 12Pt.
Maxwell rake ; superior disk drill ;'
Cockshutt Tiding plow; Fleury walk- S
ing plow; 2 furrow Cockshutt gine
f►locv ; ,1 Diamond harrow ; No. 4
walking plow; wagon. buggy, cutter
sleigh ; 2 frets double barn:i+s ; let:
single harness ; ,wagon box and Rt rsk
rack; gravel box; farming mill; 2 A choice faun in the township tDl
sugar kettles; pine water t rough ; Fellarton. 75 acres, good hank barn,
A lot of household effects 'nil! also stables and drive bowie. Five acres '
Pe [:old besides other artitle, eco nu- of meplo bush. Good drilled well,
',«:,u; to mention• with wind mill. Good orchard nntl
'i'errns of s.•llc—$5 and under cash, all in high state of cultivation. For
ever that amount 11 months credit terms and p•lrtiouLars apply to Those
cc111 be given on furnishing opt,reved Oarneron, Farquhar.
iuint neeee, 4 per cent discount will VILLAGE PROPERTY
1K' :111(1')'•(1 on fill malt r,naoutit s over
$5.00.
i:. iht)S.s,;NltEuieY, Aarctionccr. /Pin °ore in village of Farquhar.
are the finest the market afiordtl =
and our terms most liberal.
Do not listen to the men who
say all manner of evil of ub but
call and see and judge for
yourself.
Our Mewing Machines are 0. K. -
Also a fine Line of Statio
nery Cheap.
MARTIN &
SON
FARM FOR SALE
FCR SALE
P. G. BI•;S'1'AIU), Proprietor. on which there is erected ct large
brick building fitted for Atore and '
There js no one article in the line !dwelling, 00(1 0 filvit brick cottageof medicine that givea so large a re- and Rtable will be sold separately OE
turn for the money as a good por- in one brook.
ot19 strengthening plaster, such as 1110114. CAMERONCarter's Kmart Weed and Itelladonna I•'arquhvr.