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than ourselves. We we only judg-
ing the future by the pas and it we
are wrong it goes but ti prove the
mutabUity of timae and t a Lyon
sat of circumstances does not always
work out the same result. The late
Charles Snell was dismissed from the
same office a few months ago, without
even an opportunity to say a word in
his own defence, because it was al-
leged he canvassed one man to vote
for his party's candidate. Was it
FOR- - strange that we should fear that the
editor of a partizan paper might be
asked by the same authority to re-
linquish his active work it be wished
s, Coughs,
oarseness, to hold a government position? Be-
cause Mr. Snell belonged to one „a.
Bronchitis,
tical party and Mr. Creech to another
should not make any difference.
Loss of Voice however, we are informed that Mr.
Creech will retnrai�nn n torial
wile l be dde-
1 troubles of the Throat and chair and we. pe y,
lighted to:see him occupy a dozen
government positions if he can get
them. The Advocate might share up.
1.
for the. Infant in arms.
actual at all ages.
:5 Cents a Bottle.
--ONLY AT--
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rowning'S
Store.
Drug
Exeter Times
THE NEW TARIFF.
greatest event of the present
n of the
was the introduParliament
n ythe Fit
I Minister last Thuredry of the
el tariff which has been promi-
looked forward to all snn)nter
remarks of leading nuanu-
d agriculturists published
'ty papers it would ap-
er are displeased he-
ent did not raise
, -higher while the
are ith the reductions
for / refit. Generally
n
t is
ng, h likely to give
Lion. "ltie new customs tariff
ree-column tariff, comprising
tish preferential tariff, an in -
ate tariff, and a general tariff.
Leh preferential tariff applies
Britain and to the British
and possessions to which it
tofore been applicable. The
late tariff for the present
ply to any country. The
11 the Government is to
standing offer to foreign
nter into reciprocal ar-
with Canada, the idea
e new markets for Can-
, which we can export
danc he general tariff is
prese applicable to all for-
nteiee acid to British colonies
Sessions which are not entitled
benefits of the preferential tar-
e* the more important
ected we have picked out a
al ioterest. Oranges, len)
es are placed on the free
ty paid on them fast year
and numbers to $200.-
s therefore a loss of rev-
, ztent. The duty on un -
has been wiped out and
cleaned tics is reduced ac -
This is also another boon
„eri. The lose of revenue
th tion will be about $175,-
(ias line and naptha have been
on the free list. Formerly
e was a duty of two and one-half
s a gallon. This no doubt be ap-
iated by the farmers, fishermen
Dther9.who use small gasoline en-
' . e duty on mowers, binders
been reduced from 20 to 17i
and the manufacturers o
s are compensated by a
.:r cent of the duty
ron and rolled iron or
into the manufac-
lher sold for home
n in Canada. The duty on
reduced from '25 to 20 per
duty vt. axes, scythes,
ping hooks is reduced
l -S per cent.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
Councillors Creech nd Treble an-
nounced after the council meeting last
Friday night that they would not
reek re-election. Mr. Creech said he
WWI not anxious for further honors,
while Mr. Treble, who is leader of the
band feels that the office interferes
with his looking properly after band
practice. It is a little too early to say
who will offer theroselves for public
service. However, Reeve Dobler will
again try to land the reeveship, as
there are several matters which he
wishes to bring before the people and
besides it carries with it the honor of
County Councillor, It has:been stated
that County Warden Hugh Spack-
man will make an effort to fill the
chief executive's chair next year. Mr.
Spackman has filled that office before
and for several years has been one of
the representatives from tbis division
in the County Council.
The electron in Ushorne this year
promises to be red hot and without
any garnishings. The Elimville drain
has its friends and opponents and the
fight this year will possibly he be-
tween the two factions. Reeve Haw-
kins will be a candidate again as he
feels that he is entitled to another
term as the honor of County Coun-
cillor goes with the reeveship after
this. Then again th.,re are others
whose friends would like to see them
attend the meetings of the County
Council at $3 per day and mileage,
besides being at the head of the town-
ship council. Mr. Robert Gardiner,
the present representative to the
County Council is being urged to run,
and the names of Michael Fletcher.
James Ballantyne, Geo. Moir and
other,' have been mentioned for the
same office. Councillor Richard Carom
has stated that if any one from his
ward, the fourth. desires to sit at the
council hoard, he will leave the field
open to him. It is quite possible that
when nomination day comes a long
list of names will be entered for the
race on Jan. 7th,
In Stephen the fight for reeveship
promises to be between Messrs. Sweit
zer and Willert. who have been the
opposing candidates for several years.
The nominations will he held on
Monday, December. 31st.
NOTE AND COMMEN1
When we have a couticil which is
trying to do something tor the town,
how would it be to return thein by ac-
clamation and put the money thug
saved into pushing new industries?
1t is not enough that a few good
men are interesting themselves in the
Knitting Factory. They must be en-
ergetic and persevering. but they
must also have the co-operation of
the citizens generally.
Earl Grey, the Governor General
of Canada, delivered a remarkable ad-
dress before the Canadian Club at
Toronto tact week. Be threw such a
brilliant word picture of Canada's at-
tainments and possibilities, exhibiting
such completeness of knowledge and
keenness of perception that the papers
of both continents are ringing with
praises both of him and his subject.
APOLOGY
an apology to make and
do it quickly. a are in -
good authority that we
stake last week. Mr. R. N.
the Advocate was appoint -
Moo of Division Court
delighted as we were to
.der editor squeeze up to the
iugh for some of the good
to extended our congratula-
hat was the proper thing.
two expressed the regret that
th might be required to give
Paper work on accouut of ew-
e governtnent position.
ere we seem to have gone
theR cod authority above
c
is any
Vetter authority
uiets
ough
one reason why Ayer's
Pectoral is so valua-
consumption. it stops
wear and tear of useless
thing. But it does more
ontrols the inflammation,
the fever, soothes, heals.
our doctor about this.
eat kind of a testimonial -
d for over sixty years."
RESULTS OF
BLOOD POISONING
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sindlating tlleFoodanddRegula-
ting the Stauadis andBBoowwee1 d
int %N 1S ( ttll.l)1tt.'
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Promotes DigestonClecrful-
ness ilest m
N,wiMnaOT
NARCOTIC.
asefaeoma-sem
tea, J'a,1'
amp&-
Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms Convulsions.Feverish-
ness mid Loss OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
CASTORI
For Infanta and Childr
The kind You N
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
EXACT COPY Or WRAPPER.
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for Ov
Thirty Yea-
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Y. air Nan oft
W OODH ADI
Henry Sinclair, o was worki g
for Joseph White at St Marys during
the peel summer. returned home last
week and will remain during the win-
ter.
Mr. W. J. Itoy is having an exten-
sive clearing sale and is offering his
goods at greatly reduced prices.
Mr. R. Carroll left last Saturday
for Brantford. where he expects to
secure a position.
Woodhamites did not fall over each
other in their efforts to secure the 1
best emits for the concert billed for
Wednesday night of last week in the i
L. O. L. hall. The entertainment was I
scheduled to commence at 8 o'clock
and at that hour the large number of
five persons had paid their admission. 1
The management had rented a piano 1
in St. Marys for the occasion. but the
door recoipte didn't look large enough
and the instrument was carted back
to the music house without being un-
loaded, while the basso profundo and I
the other artists hiked back to St.
Marys.
Cared by 'Zam-Buc-Chronic UI•
cers and Sores of Nine Years
Standing Ilealcd by this herb-
al Balm.
The wonderful value Zem-Buk, the
herbal balm in cases of chronic ulcers,
sores. etc., is illustrated by the experi-
ence o` Mrs. W. E. Rice, of London
Junction (Ont.) She says:
"I cannot be thankful enough for
the day Zem•Buk came to Canada.
For nine years 1 had been a sufferer
ftoni running bores on my legs, caused
o1a R
hyblood-
onin . I had tried every
knd of ointment, and salve that i
hod heard of, but none of then, seem
ed equal to my Case. I.aat winter i
flay worse than ever, and could not
hear to stand on my feet for five min-
1 utes. The pain was so acute that I
could rot bear to have my slippers ron.
"I heard of Z,im-Buk and d-•cidrd to
give it a fair trial. Ftou1 first com-
tnencing with it, it did me good. and
P.tea9 before
6th 1
ALE ADS
Advertise your Farm and your
Sale of Stock and Implements, or
Town Praperty. 5000 Readers
will see your advt. each H'ec 1:.
FOR SALE
FOR BALE -20 white Wyandotte
Cookie's. thoroughbred, for breed.
purposes. -S. Powell. ,
CANARY RIRDS FOIL SALE.- A
few choice Bt. Andretabury Rollers
Singers, at W. 11. Mills, Centralia.
FARM FOR SALE. -100 acres. be-
ing lot 11. concession 2. Stephen,
central position, being about 2 1-2
miles from Croiit,on. Centralia and
Exeter. For funther particulars yap -
ply on the promises, or Jas. Walker,
Crediton East P. O.
tf
INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION
TELLSE
t: o • The fact that we give individual
.. instruction and make a specialty
of each pupil enables us to qualify
our pupils for situations in the
shortest possible time.
it will pay you to join our classes
Catalogue free.
wpm
Bilsinroc
FINE
FURS
Jackets, Neckware,
�;. Muffs, Etc.
SEE THE NEW SQUIRREL TIE
BELTZ'S
110 Dundee Street, London, Ont.
Win. C. Coo, C. S. R. Principal.
W. N. Velez, Principal Ccmmei vial
Department
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAN
Take Laxative liromo Quinin' Tab-
lets. All druggist's refund the mon-
ey if It fails to core. E. W. G •nve'e
signature is on each box. 25e. _
FEARFUL PAINS
SUGGESTIONS HOW WOMEN MAY FIND
RELIEF.
•
If "taken at the sneeze stage' Pre-
ventics-a toothsome candy Tablet -1
will surely and quickly check an ap-
proaching cold or Legrippe. When
you first catch cold -or feel it coming l
on -take Dr. Shoop's Preveutics and
the prompt effect will certainly aur-,
prise and please you. Preventics
surely supply the proverbial "ounce
of prevention.' Sold in 5 cent and 23y
cent boxes by W. S. Howe.
+ •
0. 8. NO. 3, STEPHEN
The following report shows the rel-
ative standing of the pupils of S. S.
No 3. Stephen, for the month of No-
vember. The report is based on reg-
ularity, good deportment and general
proficiency. Sr. IV - Cecelia Ford,
Gladys Dearing, Harry Triehner,
Florence Beaman, Harry Parsons.
Sr. III -Gordon Senders,Edwin Trteb-
ner, Florence Triehner, Wilfred Shap -
ton, Sherman Willis. Ada Willis, Earl
Parsons, Preston De.+rinv, Earl Shap -
ton, Fred Preszcater•, (leo. Hicks. Jr.
I1I.-Johnny Willis. Chester Parsons,
Ena Box. Abner Willis, Olive Preszca-
tor. Gordon Penhale, Ettie Welsh.
Jr. II -Regie Parsons, Merle Willie
Charlie Triehner. Oat field Mtanlnke.
Pi 11 -Gordon Befallen, Lela Sanders
Pt.. 1 -Cecil Dearing, Corrina Persons
Ver:.a Preszcatnr, Thomas \Villin.
Lila Sanders, Verdi Bee, Violet.
Welsh.
CHAS. TEBBUTT, Teacher.
Stade
wld.]rase.
at oasaaara•tar•rr•or
SARSAPAl1ll4.
Yerie 5*11
*lso enrolst we bA
AtI.
• rssela stall N.la
r •ste•'.
If.e. a •with Aysr'•
it has now cured me. Wb
1 ti void not stand nn my feet for five
minutes ata time, i ran now riot (oily
stand, illi walk about without feelk g
any pain whatever. i feel like a new
woman. i have waited to see if the
citr.• was perm 'tient before snaking
n' y stntrreent, nail now i am very
wiltir* to give my testimony. i shall
1,.• 1Jcast•il to answer any inquiries,
and 1' any one cares to comp and •ee
in.-. 1 shall be pleased t.' tell theta
,hat ''/,sin•Huk has done for Inc.'•
it. is by working such cures eta the
above that Zatn Buk has trade for it -
I
telt it world-wide reputation. it is a
certs'n cure for cuts, burns, bruises.
creeps►, pimpler, attuning Bores, spre-'d
stns, mall) diseases. poesonert
wounds, fettering sores, pile+. ulcer,
i :'d legs, aleesses, boils, rinit-wertn,
irtsipelaa. rcrefula, IarlPrs tach.
I,Inckhemis. ncnestiffness, rheum.,•
tt.ni and all injurer', di••Paserl. or in-
n oral rondit one of the skin and
i'Site. Of all druggist at fi(1r-,h'a a
ta•c, or )post paid from, the 7.am•nnk
C• ..
Colborne Street Toronto, upon ,
t c cetpt of price. tl boxes for $2 50,
Catarrh of the nose and throat
should e
3
i .ui you to at least ask us f,,t.
a free teal hi x of lir. Shoop's ('atarrh
Ci:re. Nothi•ig so surely pre.ves merit
as a real, art ti it test -a'td i)r. Shoop.
to prove this, e irnestly desires that
we let you ilia a that test. This
creamy. Seoa Will e h.vrl og hal re.
soothes the illy And uustrile, :unit
quickly p trill, s a foul or 'ever 1.1i
lreeth. Call A'td investigate.
liowey.
Rheumatism
is one of the Constitutional
diseases. It manifests itself
in local aches andinflamed joints er �
muscles, It cannot be
local applicadons
•
curedConatitUtIOMI
treatment through
the blood, end the best is a
course of the Feat medicine
Hood'sSarsaparilla
which bas permanently
cored thousands of cases.
Ter siissii sit rwgrliallM ant
seri farC I,�d i
While no woman is entirely free from
periodical suffering it does not seem to
be the plan of nature that women should
suffer so severely. This is a severe strain
on a woman's vitality. When pain exists
something is wrong which should be get
right or it will lead to a serious derange-
ment of tho whole female organism.
Thousands of women have testifier) in
grateful letters to \ire l'inkham that
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com-
pound overcomes women's special pains
and irregularities.
It provides a tate and sure way of es-
cape from distressing and dangerous
weakneseee and diseases.
The two follotting letters tell so con-
vincingly what Lydia E. l'inkhaut'e Ve-
getable Compound will do for women,
they cannnt fail to tiring hope to
thousands of sufferers.
Mist Matilda Richardson of 17; Wel-
lington Street, Kingston, Ont., writer':
Dear Mrs. Pinkhant
"Some four year.,. e o any a-nally west
health began to fail. I had revere pains in
my back, lily head itched. I would have
dizzyspell,. nnddurir . rev monthly periods
I would sof er lntcn•e pain. I war advised
to try Lydia F. 1'inkham s Vegetable ('.nn -
pound, and I nu:, soInd that I did, for it
brought new iii:, and health to me. My
monthly %wrests were natural and pain1ss,
and m general health liner -wed. 1 have
.'• n 1 1 feel
.cc n
- ,:cin . i t
• r i�. n
c,li
not had I
n
it a duty as well as a plea -tire top tell )u i
what your medicine ba.,. done f..r
Mme. Inniso McKenzie, of Mount Car-
net, Montreal, Canada, writes :
Dear Mrs. Pinkleint :-
"I had heard so much r'•' .1 about Lydia
I started to take it for painful periods so
that when it cued me I was not surprised.
I had suffered with blinding headaches and
pain until it seemed that I must acreatm.
These pains lasted from five to ten days
every month, and you can understand bow
glad I was to get relief. I am in the beat
of health, mrd ant pleased to give you this
testimonial for what your medicine has
d"ne f•.r me."
E Pinkhant'* Vegetable 1',•:,iponrtd before
143 Dundas St. London.
FURS made to order:
Repaired and Remodelled:
Highest price
Paid Por
Raw Pura
XMfiS1906
For the Holiday Trade we are show-
ing some superior lines in
•
Farmers' Poultry
PIANOS and ORGANS
of the very Best Makes, also
SEWING MACHINES
in Plain and Cabinet Stands. Our
Stock of
Stationery, Bibles, and
Hymn Books,
Ws wad all your Poultry. alive
or dressed. amid will pay the
RICHEST PRICES ler it.
Your poultry M. y be delivered at: -
Hensel!, Buyer wanted
Clandehnye, buys rs S. C, Chowan
Ono. Trevithick, G. Rlocaufleld.
Granton, 130) er It. 1'. Raycraft.
Dashwood, buyer %V. Shiuutm.
FLAVELLES, LIMITED, London
6J8JI JEWELRY.
Such testimony ehoula be accepted by
all women as convincing evidence that
Lydia 1.. 1'inkham's egetable Com-
pound stands without a peer as a remedy
for all the distressing ills of women.
The euccees of Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound rests upon the well-
earned gratitude of Canadian women.
When woolen ere troubled with h -reg-
ularities, displacements or ulceration of
the organs, that hearing -down feeling,
inflammation, backache, bloating, (or
flatulency), general debility, indigestion
and nervous prostration, or are beset
with smelt symptoms as dizziness, faint-
nesn, 1.ts-itude, excitability, irritability,
re -remote -se shrplesenese, rnelancholy,
the • shol�l remember them is one
tried
and trete rentisly. Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound at once removes
such troubles,. ]Leiser to bny any other
medicine, fir you need the best.
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham it there is anything
aboutYours you ou do not
understand. She will treat you
with kindness and her advice is
tree. No woman ever regretted
writing her and she bas helped
thousands. Address Lynn, Mass.
and small
Musical lnstrujlents
h. very attract ye.
Prices and Terms on all the above
are most Liberal.
We will be pleased to tell you all
about it if you will call.
S. MARTIN & SON
There is nothing more
appropriate as a Christ-
mas gift than jewelry.
We carry the largest stock in
Western Ontario to choose
front and are showing excepti-
onal values in
DAINTY BRACELETS
BROOCHES BUCKLES
STICK PINS
OPERA GLASSES
LEATHER PURSES
PENDANTS
WATCHES DIAMONDS
Ask Mrs. Pinkhant's Advlee-A .Woman Best lhderstaads Womai's I11x.
G• ti• ar &6o.
USBORNE COUNCIL
Council met t)ecsnther 1st, puretiant
to adjournment. All the members
were present, The minutes of the last
meetI ,here read :out ttpptoved.
N,in iattt n meeting v. 1 lie held at
Tee nship Nail, E hmt•lile. 0:. Monday,
Dec.'llst, ret one o'clock in the after-
noi n. 1f an election is necessary
Hells will be h •1.1 as f.liows, on Mon-
d er 1). c 7i h. 11417.
1);v, No. 1, Township ifttll, Elimvil'e
Sidney Andrew, 1). IL. 0: Geo. iKellett
poll clerk. i)'v. No '3, Gen. 1'ornish's
home.
Lot 6, N. T. it.. Johtn W. Hor-
net', D. R. 0., John T. Morgan, poll
clerk. Div. Nit. a. Win. Stephen's
hoie:e, Lot 2. coon. 111. Mlatth.•w Ito» tiv
D. IL 0.. M. fee wis llenvers poll clerk
Div. No. •t. Public 11.11. Farquhar,
,loha 11n►.cen, Jr., 1). It, 0., Silas N
Shier, pen r Jerk.
The yr tee on By-law No. 9. 1900
Local (option ny-Ltcv, to be taken
at ti's sante Urn,. an.l pieces.
TI a 'delve sly 1.v w: a read A eec
owl tele. and 11 Clerk was lestr,ict
London Ontario.
Specialists in Diamonds
and Cut Clans.
Constipation
Dated sweet apples. with some people. brit♦
Prompt relief for Constipation. With others:
coarse all -wheat bread will have the same effecti
Nature undoubtedly bas a v.ig,table remedy td
relieve every:ailment known to men, ii physicians
OSA but And Nature's way to health. And this 11
Cherie true with regard to Constipation.
The bark of a certain tree in California -CASs
cars Saitrada-offers a most excellent aid to th14
sad. But. combined with Egyptian Swrta. 611p:'
Pry Elm Bark, Solid Extract of Prunes. etc.. this(
same Cascara bark is given its greatest possible
Power to correct constlpattott. A toothsome
(,dandy Tablet. called Lax -eta, is now made at t ni
1». Shoop Laboratories. from this Ingenuous anti
toot effective prescription. Its effect on Const�W1
Patton. Biliouasess. sour Stotnach. Bart Breatas
Mallow Complexion. etc.. is iud.- d prompt and
No griping. no unpleasant after effects are eft
Potence!. and Lsx-ets are put up in beautiful
lithographed metal boxes at b cents and 25 crate
ter box.
For something new. nice, economical an•
effective. try a box of
ed to publish itin the Exeter TirneP,
and poet rep printed copies in a •c•r r -
dance with e ,itee.1
it eras decithdedstatto p,y ' r-
ile. • wners
of gravel flits within the m'lnicit elity.
ten cen's per 1•eed for til' •v•'1 put on
the roads by statute )a)' :, and 10 cls.
per cord for contract we' k.
AccottrltR ss follows were p.ssed and
orders issued in payment: General
$581 33; Elirnvill•• drain, $t133.7e):
Waahhnrn (leen elttt.t tt.
Council then adj'•etrioil t•' meet
December lath. nt one o'clock, pur-
suant to 5tt 111 P.
F. SHIRLEY, Clerk
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
• TMe Kind Yet Hare Always Bright
Bears the
Signature of
WIRIER 1ERM OPENS JIN 21id
1
CENi!i'1 - -
STRATFORD.. ONT.-
This school is recognized to he
one of the leading Commercial
Schools in America. Our grad-
uates are in demand as:Business
College teachers, The most re-
cent application we received for
a teacher offered $1100.00 per
annum. We believe we are run-
ning one of the most progres-
sive and up-to-date business
+ training schools in the province.
t The demand upon us for office
help is several times the supply.
Write for ental( tie. D. A. Mc-
Lachlan W. J. Elliot Princlpiils
-Het 4-1'11-h•1-1-•F+i-d. P•1• -i• -1-4-'r irk - -4-1.4•!•
W. S. HONEY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Smiths
liras. of the Village of Exeter, its
the County of Huron, (general;
merchants) Insolvents.
Notice is • tereby given that the
above named Smith llroti. oerrying
on b11.4iness as (;eneral mercbaatah
in tile .;aid co of Exeter, have
made an :isi,iznment under R. 8. O.
1F97 ch. 147. of their estate. credit
and effects to the London & Wester*
'crusts Company. Ltd.. in the City,
of London, in the County of e3lidr
dlerex. for 411e eenoral benefit cd
t heir e.reditora.
A meeting of creditors will be 1;
at the office of the said assignees
the City of London in the County
of Middlesex on Wednesday the 5tH
day of i)er.ember, A. D. 1906, at the
hour of three o'clock in the afters
noon r o receive a statement of ate
fairs. to appoint inspectors and for.
the ordering of tho affairs of the ed.
tate %generally.
Creditors are requested to file
their claims with the assignees with)
proofs and particulars as required
by the said Act, on or before the
day of such meeting.
And notice is further •Kvon that
:,ftcr !the 20111 day of December A.
D., 19'1G the assignees twill proceed
to distribute the assets of the W•
tate amongst the persons entitle
,thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which notice shall :ttven
have been given, and that they will
not be liable for 'the assets or. any
part thereof so distributed, lei ally
person or itereona of whose claims
they shall not t hen .have had notice.
Dated n t London, this 261h ity of
November. A. D. 1900.
The London & Western Trusts Cd,
(Ltd.) Assignees.
FAi'LDS & CAMPBELL,
Snllritors for Assignees, London, ret,
Highest Price Cash
FOR
olid kinds old iron., cop-
per zine, eW-
per, Scree lead � p
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
Steel stone boats, l.onle-
varding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. Jd6S011 8 SOil
near the old market
Main ht. Exeter
Dated Nov. 20th. 1900.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS' �l
iit the matter of the c,tatn or
Semite! I'arkinnon, 1 ate of the
township of Usbcrne, in the
County of lluron, farmer dee
re a.vx1.
Notice is hereby given pursuant UP
It. 8. 0., 1897. chap. 129, that all
creditors and others having claim*
against the estate of the Reid Same
ucl Parkinson, who died on or about
the lith day of November, 1a96, aro
required on or before the 15th day,
of i)ecemtler, 1906, to send hy post
prepaid or deliver to Messrs. Glad -
man & Stinbury, of Om village or
Exeter. Solicitors for the Adrninis+
tra tors of the said dectnw•d. Iho
London & Western Trusts Company..
Limited, their cltretinit and
surnames, addresses and dr:�
script ions. flue full plet icul4
ars of their claims, the statement
of their accounts nnrl the nature of
the eeeuritice, it any, held by them.
And further take notice that after
such last mentioned date fho said'
admires!rators will prnrrted to dis-
tribute 1 lin assets of fho, rleceased•
among the partite' entitled thereto,
havintt reward only to the claims of
which they shall then kava noticcr
and that the said Administrator
will not Lo liable for the said assets,
or any part thereof to any preemie
or pi rnnne of whose claims notice
shall not have Lern reorived by thews
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANiIItltY,
Solici'ors for Thu London & West.
ern Trusts Comp%ny, Ltd.. Ade
minist rotors.
slated at Exeter tf' 21.0. dny of Mo.
vember, 1906.
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