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XETER TIMES P'T'G CO.
Limited.
Who's Who?
seems to be a disposition in
quarters not to fall in line with
suggestion made in these columns
week that Mr. M. Y. McLean
ald be allowed to have the Federal
acclamation and thus save the
and turmoil of an election
Federal elections so close at
e expected that, and we had
idea where the objections
le from. Not certainly from
artizan or the hard work -
r of either side of politics,
the professional politicin:),
U(Tice holder
and
office seek-
{
e is a class in every riding
eagerly for election tinges,
hey -chop( to make a pull.
is class are going to force the
to make :► light, who are they
say shall be the standard
On this there seems to be a
erence of opinion. Each of a
admirable men believe that
be the choice. The friends
nnell, of Hensall, claim
es the honor, and cite
e was forced aside when
f License Inspector was
They also refer v"!th
cellent work Which ho
in previous :ant•
her aspintnt
who would no
resentatives hu it is up to the
:at the council ,oard Iii•xt year.
- For school trustees, the retirin
members of the board are likely to
remain in the field, while several new
aspirants are spoken of, Mr. F. W.
Gladman, ant\Mr. John Taylor have
been asked to Blake the run, and it is
quite likely they will do so. Both
these gentlemen would make excel-
lent representatives, while nothing
can be said against the outgoing mem-
bers, so that the fight for this office
promise -1 to be au exciting one.
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The Toronto Mail and Empire says
it has been rumored that Mr. Henry
Hilber, M. P. P. may resign his seat
in the Ontario Legislature to become
the Conservative candidate in the bye -
election in South Huron for the House
of Commons.
S E
ER TIME S, DECEMB _ th!"
1907.
1
farmers are more to blaitiae than
o else for the present low price
rio wheat. When Western
first became a competitor of our
ain our farmers made no
eep the intruder out. In-
hting against the Introduc-
ti• itoba patent flours, they
1Rou: stern flours. Naturally
Onta at was negleeted, many
mills dosed down, and the demand
for Ontario wheat became nil. Yet
our farmers complain that there is no
Juoney in wheat.
There is good money in wheat and
our farmers can get it out by forcing
up the price, Since our millers have
perfected blend flours there is no
reason why ou farmers should buy
Western flours. blendid !tour; (con-
taining Ontario wheat and a small
quantity of Manitoba wheat) are bet-
ter, both for bread and pastry, than
any flour milled of a single kind of
wheat. One of the leading bakeries of
Toronto has tried out the blendid
flours, and it has been the means of
doubling and trebling their business
on "hoiue made -bread." In the Mari-
time Provinces blended flours are cap-
turing the market and have driven
"Western hard patent flours" out of
many stores entirely.
What our farmers should do is to
stop spending their money for West-
ern flour and buy blending flours,
milled of our own millers of our own
Ontario wheat. In this way the mon-
ey which now goes to the wheat grow-
ers in Manitoba and Alberta would
stay right here aft home. And as the
demand for blended flours increases,
the demand for Ontario wheat will in-
crease and higher prices will be obtain-
ed for their crops by the farmer"
It is the farmers' fault too, that
dairymen and stockmen are paying
such high prices for bran and shorts.
When our mills do not grind such
grain there is a corresponding short-
age in the amount of bran, etc. for
sale. Those who keep cattle and hor-
ses must get their feed from Manitoba
and Alberta, where:there is plenty of
wheat raised. and where the mills are
grinding out great quantities of feed.
With a good healthy den.and for
blendid flours, our mills will be run-
ning to their frill capacity, plenty of
bran and shorts would be produced
and with no freight charges to pay,
the prices would necessarily go down.
Huron
John Strong, of Kt peen, an inmate,
of the London Insane Asylum com-
tuited suicide on Friday, by stealing
away from a gang of peen with
whoiu he was working and putting
his bead under the ice in thy reser-
voir at the Asylum. When found
life was extinct.
Fire broke out last Friday evert-
ing et a few minutes past six in
the cellar of the tailor shop of E.
E. Downs, Clinton, and damaged
property to the extent of $1,000. The
owner of the shop had just left for
supper, the blaze being discovered u
few minutes utter his departure. An
overheated furnace is supposed to
have been the cause of (ho fire. Be-
ing centrally located the firemen re-
sponded promptly and confined the
fire to the tailor shop, but smoke
damaged the grocery store of Mayor
Wiltze on one side and the Normandy
Hotel on the other. W. Byron's law
office was slightly damaged. All aro
fully recovered by insurance.
Trial Catarrh treatment aro bell;
mailed out free, on reeueet, by Dr.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These teats ars
provin.; jo the •people -without a
penny's cost -the great value of this
scientific prescription known to dru•3,
r;its everywhere ;is tl)r. Sboop's
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by W. 8.
Howey.
A very pretty wedding took place
at tht• home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. \V.
Reid. on i\Vednesday afternoon ill
Clinton at three o'clock when their
only daughter. 'Miss Lillian Mary,
became the bride of Mr. Thomas Ler,
of Londesboro. A large number of
r
+cn;uwu
guests were present, the c
being performed by Rev. Mr. Curry,
under an nrch of evergreens. The
bride looked charming iu n dress of
create voile with chiffon •trimmings
The bridesmaids was Miss .\table
Clark. and the groomsman, Mr. lie
Lee. After the ceremony the. guests
repaired to the dining room, where a
sumptuous supper was served. The
presents were numerous and costly
showing the esteem in which the
young people are held in this com-
munity.
When the Stomach, Ileart, or
Kidney tierces 'eel weak, thea thole
organa always fail. Don't drug the
Stomach, nor stimulate the Ileart or
Kidneys, That is (simply to make-
shift. Get a prelscription known to
epiien Township flru;gists everywhere as 1)r. Shoot's
!believe he mightRestorative. The Restorative is pre -
a certain vote of
tfecting the Homan
is said to be against
Harry Willert, Reeve
Horton of Tucker-
illiams, of Zurich,
( nr
'L ;,UU.
the ! ,
eter m [
pared expressly. for these weak in-
side nerves. Sttrwethen these nerves
build them up with 1)r. Shoop a Rc-
etorative-tablets or li:►uid- and
sea how quickly help will come. Free.
teat lent on reaueet by Dr. Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Your L:illh is surely
worth this 'simple t..t
'>rsale
by
W. 8. l l owcy
. 'Torrance. inspector of the
of 1t4fuge, made his annual
Its' County Council. from
e following particulars are
1 number of inmates ad -
ice the opening of the {louse
the
during of deaths 1 11
dl l
g
nnn,h.'r
1t number discharged during
peel la : number of inmates on
1st. Me, 51 males and :.'9 .1e
'1'h•• average weekly espendi-
ete iv $1.07 1-4. Amount
g p•ttienls
4;76U additional
the future
VIII S. Mr.
IIo(n 'lig
1 Ott
1,
A tickling cough, from any came,
is -luickly '(topped by Dr. I4lt.00p's
Cough Cure. And it is _ao thorou;illy
harmless and nate that Dr. (Shoop
tells rnotheri everywhere to give it
without heeltation, even ito very
youn_ babes. The ,wholesome ,green
ieavee and tender tit•'ms of a lune -
beeline mountainous shrub, furnish
the curative properties to Dr. Shoup'.+
Cough Cure It calms the cough, and
heals the sore and senr(itil\1 brow-
membranes.
rowmembranes. No opium, nto 'chloro-
form, nothilr, harsh used to Injure
or 0upprees. Simply a re:tinous
plant extract that helps to heal
aching lungs. The Spaniarde call
call tbls 'shrub which tho .Doctor
uses, "The Sacred llerb." Always de-
mand Dr. Shoop a Cou;h Cure. 'Sold
by W. S. llowcy
Elimville
According to the present indica-
tions the chances are very favorable
for a railway through our burgh.
The surveyors have gone over the
ground. taking the levels and setting
up stakes. Some of the farmers are
taking this very mildly while others
are vowing vengest►ce owing to the
manner its which it cuts up their
farms.
r uuitt.•iI
71 C.
1'. Ira 1 I their :
The
Eke tion of Officers on Friday eve
least. They are considering ,very ser-
iously of building a new Hall this
next year. The following officers
were elected. -(1. 1'.. Wm. Smith ;
Vice C.. .Ino. Miners: Prelate, Thos.
Smale ; Bee.. Will Johns ; Asst. Rec.,
\\'tilliatns :
• s. H. • Treas.. Rich. Johns .
\ Warden.
M.
Sleatnoils : Guard, harry Ford ; Sen-
try. 11. Small.: , udilors..lohn al Mere
Joshua Johns and Will .lotstis,
,1r. Win. Andrew and daughter.
Mary. of Ilamiota. elan.. arrived her,•
for a couple of months. Mr. An-
drew (totes many changes Burine his
seven years' as('nce.
Mrs. Hodgson. returned to Grut-
twa. Sal urrTay, atter sptnaling a 14,51
weeks with her daughter. is. R.
Skinner.
t
(quite a IarRe number f rots 1 h
village attended 1 h anniversary ser-
vices at Sunshine on aumety anti the
Xmas t :vel
est
When Children Cough
give them that old reliable remedy that neva falls to cure
BOLE'S PREPARATION OF
Friar's Cough Balsam
It stops coughs -breaks up colds -and heals inflamma-
tion in throat and bronchial tubes. Absolutely pure and
safe for children. 25c a bottle. At druggists or from
NATIONAL DRU & CHEMICAL CO. Limited • LONDON, est a1
Headquarters for
Skates, Axes, Saws, Razors, Stoves, Pails, and
Lanterns
We have on hand a number of Mitts and Gloves which we
will sell at rock bottom prices.
Don't forget that we install Furnaces and keep on band the
largest of Hardware and Stoves
to anywhere.
supply
all kinds of
be found
W. MOORE - KIRKTON
We wish all our Cusiomers a
[appy and Prosperous
New Year
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
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_. The Morons B
Established 1855.
HEAD OFFICE
Farquhar
FOIL OVER SIXTY YEARS
OLD AND Watt -Tinto ItgMgDv- Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over sixty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Dlarrhrna. It is pleaoant to the taste. sold ;
byart of the world. 45
every D
cents
In nts a bottle. its value Is Incalculable. Be
euro and tate Mre Winslow's Soothing I �3'. Law of the Village
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
Guaranteed under the Food and of Exeter for the Year 190
Druge Aat, June 30th, 9106. Serial
Number 1098.
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TCAPITAL PAID UP ••••
2 RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• ••••
Z Savings Bank Department
$1.00 Opens an Account and Interest adde&.FOUJj,
Times a Year.
1 Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manage
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AN i'1' -TO -DATE SCHOOL.
The Central Business College, of
Stratford. which is the leading busi-
ness training school of Western
Ontario. has again advanced a
step towardsperfection. It
has now the Grand Trunk Wires run-
ning through the class rooms. This
gives the telegraphy students actual
Railway wire practice, they have the
privilege of rending the messages
passing over Grand Trunk wires.
Those wishing to learn telegraphy or
obtain a commercial or shorthand
training should not over -look this up -
to -data school. The winser term
opens on Jan. 6. and those who are
interested should write for their frets
oat,a lois ue.
TO\VNSHII' Oi' 1'BfOl1N1;.
NOMINATION ANI) ELECTION.'
PUBLIC NOTICE is herebyIy
given
ven
that a meeting of the Electors of
the Township of l'sborne will be held
in the Town 11311. Elimville on
MONDAY. DECEM IIEI( 30th.. 1907.
At the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon.
For the purpose of making rued re-
ceiving :Nominations for Reeve a
Councilmen. further notice is hereby
given that in throosed torevent of more
ny tdidate. being f 1p
par-
ticular office than re dared 4) ad-
journed
elected, t lie proce(•ding• ts
until Monday. January 6111,
A. 1). 1i)f8, w lien polls will be opened
at 9 a. m. at the following vlaca•s.
as fi xed by Tow lee' ip Ily -Lee• viz.
1/iv. No. I. 'Town+hip hull, fliut-
ville Signe: Antlrevc, D.ILU. ; Gro.
Kellet. 1'oll Clerk. Div. No. 2. (leo.
r
John
ilot f
('ornish's hatse
\\". Homey. 0.11.0. ; I)an I)rxs, I'oll
('I.•rk. I)iv. \o. 3. Wm. Stephen's
louse. lot -, ('on. 1n. \l. heal hv.1).
MONTREA
53,000.000.
53000.000'
Assets Over $33000,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted.
A fly -law- to authorize the Muni-
cipal Council of the Village o[ Exeter
to pay to W. A. Gibb Company of the
City of Hamilton in the County of
\Vent worth, Packers of Dried Fruit,
the sum of $500.00 for the purchase
of the site and land now used and oc-
cupied by the said W. A. Gibb Coin
patty for their Evaporating process in
the said Village of Exeter.
\VHEI(EAS nt a meeting of the
Ratepayers of the said Village of
.Exeter it was resolved that the above
Ily-Law should be submitted to a
veto and it carried that the said sum
of $500. be paid to the said \V. A.
Gibb Company on the terms and con-
ditions set forth and contained in a
preliminary agreement made end en-
tered into by and between the said
Municipal Council and the said \V.
A. Gibb (7ompany.
AND WHEREAS tics
said Municip-
al
p-
al Corporationrporation deem it advisable to
give effect to the said resolution of
the said Ratepayers.
ANI) WHEREAS it is necessary to
appoint the time, places and officers
for taking the votes of duly •lunlified
voters upon this ny-Law.
Is• neces-
sary
a n
\1) Y
A.
sun
m the said t
and
collect
to levy
sarY
of $500. by .special rate upon the
whole rateable property of the said
Village during 1Ite year 1908.
AND WHEREAS the amount of the
whole rateable property of the said
Village according to the last revised
Assessment !toll is $551,451.
AN t) \V11EItEAS the amount of the
existing debenture debt of the said
Municipality is not more than $21.001).
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED Ly
the t1unicipe1 ('ouncil of the Village
of Exeter as follows: -
1. That for the purposes n foresa id
t
c•atah
all
be lawful vyful [or
t h e . Reeve and
• Council of the slid Municipality 10
the said "i A. Gibb Company
Highest Price Cash
FOR
all kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
Steel stoneboats, boule-
varding, fro
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. JACKSON & SON
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
fly giving a better course of
training than that given by
any other similar institution in
Ontario, we have beoome one
of the leading businoles trains
in; schools in Canada. Our
;raduates are in c1eman] ;a3
office assistants and business
Dur courses
c teachers.
nl c
1G
d
being the best our graduates
succeed. If interested in your
own welfare write 'now for
our catalogue ; it is free. \Vo
have three departments, Com.
mercial. Shorthand and Tele'
graphic.
Winter terns opens January
0th.
ELLIOTT h MCLACHLAN,
Principals. .i.
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BUY YOUR
M. r66flTs
FROM
DENTAL -
DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Madman & Stanbury'e
Main street -EXETER.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 13.
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's-
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson' forme
dental parlors.
S. Martlo & son
JW.
• P S„ Gradua
varsity. office and reside
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate Coroner
Lois Thomas
Pianos, Organs
Sewing Machines
Fine Stationery
Children's Sleighs, &c.
Civil Engineer & Arc
(Late Department of Public works,
Consulting Engineer for Municipal an.
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and 11•a
System \1•hates, Bridges and Re -enforced C.
Phone 2220 London
HONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private fonds for In
ant upon farm or Tillage poverty ab lo
►pee Of lnbereeb.
DICKSON & CARLING
0
Chandler in the Town hall aforesaid
on Tuesday the 7th. day o! January
A. 1►. 190M at the hour of Twelve
DICKSON & CARLING,
&ulster. Solicitors, Notaries Cony
Commlasioners. Solicitors for the Mo
Bank. Eto.
hooey to Loan ab lowest rateo of interest.
OYYICE t -MAIN BTBELT, EXT
R DARLING R. E. L. B. DI • .
(''CONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have a large amount of private mads
can on farm and village properties at1owralII
interest.
MADMAN & STANBURY
Sarrletere Solicitors. Mala st.IEte
spools 0f the C000dto0 Norm wet
HOMESTEAD RAOULATIONS.
\' even numbered sectio( of Dominion Lands Lb
ANY
Saskatchewan and Alberta, excepting
8 and 26, not reserved, may be homesteaded by
any person who 1s the sole head of a family, or any
male over 18 )errs of age, to the extent of one -quare
ter section of leo acres, more or less.
Application for entrymust be nude in person
by
the applicant at a Dominion lands Agency or Sub.
agency for the dietnet in which the land 1s situate.
Entry b) preys may, however, be made at an 'gen.
ey on 4erlainconditIons by the father, mother, .0
daughter, brother or sister of an intending hn,
horde..
eteader.
The homesteader is required to perform the
homestead duties under one of the following plans:
(I) At least Mx months' residence upon and cult!•
ration of the land in each year for three years.
s
homesteader aur if Ile sod nn •ert0
(2)Ae tt31
i. r t
the required res fence tut •s Lr filing on farm(
i 6
K
w 1 ', FethanI'1
Lad o r r 1 solei • b him not Ir ht
acres in extent, tri the .idnity of his homeste*d.l
Joint ow nership in land w 111 ant meet this require
ment.
(3) 11 the father tar mother, if the father Is de•
Teased) of the homesteader ha. permanent residents
on fanning land owned solely by him, not leis than
eight, (80) acres in extent, in the vieinity of the
homestead. or upon a homestead entered for IT h(*
In the vicinity, such homesteader may perform his
n•an rt sldtrn 4 (1111 lea tis living with the father or
mother.
4 The tens '•S (1,111)" in the two preceedln;
paragraphs is defined as meaning not more thss0
nine miles n a diret line, exeh e of road ahtOW•
. s erns• .1t amen
xn e e in h measurement.
t.
A homesteader intending to Ierfnnn his rest.
dela(' 11111101,1 in aecnnlanre with the ata,(' while
living with his parents Of On farrnimg lend Owned
hims.•11 mint nntif 1
Intention