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NOTE. AND COMMENT
pastor here. visited 'with Mr. Will
Hazelwood ouc day last week.
Mr. Arthur Beattie, of Milwaukee
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Beat tie.
Mr. Jos. Kirk last Saturday night
treated the members oY the[ 'Metho-
dist church to a taffy party.
The Ladies' Aid of tbo 'Methodist
"'Lurch intend giving a tree tea on
the evening of April Jrd. Everybody
welcome. .
Mr. John Sutherland fell on a
stove the other day but was not ser-
iously injured.
Mr. James Garbutt is very low at
the time of 'writing.
Mr. Chas. Irwin entertained a
number of his friends last Wednes.
day night to an oyster supper. Afd
ter the supper b pleasant 'evening
[was spent, everyone departing with
akits[ word for the host and hosts
ess, i i
Mr. Folly. who for the past two
years has been 'working for Fergus
Harrah left Saturday for England.
Mr. Alt Burton commenced last
week to work tor Amos Doupe.
Mr. Robt. Davis will he employed
w:tb the \Vinetielsea Creamery this
Souring season• IIe will take -the
route formerly held by Fawcott
Stinson.
Mr. Fletcher Sweitzer has bought
two brick residences on Queen St.
appointment of Mr. Alexander
as License inspector for
Marys. f
The appo
• l Creighton
South Perth seems to meet with
disapproval by some of the stalwarts
of the Conservative party here. The
position it is said was promised to
a resident et Kirkton provided a
certain roan did not avant it. This
certain elan did not want it. and
our ',esteemed resident didn't get it
either. r
Those colored eggs may look tetnp-
ting, but don't take a chance.
The Thaw- trial has been going on
for the last two months and is still
in progress. Had they the Canadian
sway of dealing out justice on the
other side, Thaw would either be
sent to the dippy house or get .frees.
dom or a sentence long 'ere thee
The fellow who takes items, out of
the two local papers and sends them
to the Huron Expeditor as 'fresh
trews says :—"It looks as it we were
to hive a new station building after
all. thanks in some measure to the
%xpoeitor." We aright say to use
:the words of our
friend thc orreslwn
John
"By Gar,;dent'c< gone clean dippy." ,
For Catarrh, letsend you free
dust to prove its merit, a Trial Box
of Dr. Shoop'i Catarrh Remedy. It
is a snow white, creamy, healing
anti,eptic balm that gives instant
relief to Catarrh of the nose and
throat. Make the free test and see.
Address Dr. Shoop. Racine,
IWIs•
-
Large jars 59c. Sold by W.
ey.
KI1tKTON
- Douglas Wardlaw, who 'vas with
Dr. Carr last Hummer, end during
the past fete months bas been at-
tending the Veterinary College at
.Toronto is back bore again as assis-
tant to the der.
Mr. W. Moore last week purchas-
=� De urn" driver down at London.
ir. Fred Taylor expects to take
possession of the Victoria House in
a' couple of weeks. He will move
iIda family over to the hotel, and his
Parents will occupy the house he is
{los' living in.
- The next meeting of the Kirkton
debating club will :be held on Mon-
day night April 1st. As this will be
the last meeting of the season it will
be open to 'the public, and everyone
to invited. A subject has not yet
trees chosen and It is quite possible
an impromptu subject mill be taken
••I'reverttics" will promptly check
a cold or the Grippe when taken at
the sneeze stage. 1'reventics cure
seated celds as well. Preventics are
little candy cold cure tablets, and
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis, will gladly
mail you samples and a book on
Colds free. if you will write him.
The samples prove their merit.
Check early colds with l!reventics
and stop pneumonia. Sold in 5c. and
25o. boxes by W. 8. Ilowey.
BLACK BUSH
• (Too late for last week.)
Our roads are very muddy at pres-
ent but we hope they will soon imd
prove.
Mr. Alex. Wilds had a successful
wood bee one day last week.
Mr. John Bannerman is at press
ent visiting at the home of Mr. Alex
Wild sr., for re few days.
Mr. Wilbert Lafond had n wood
bee last week and got a large eel-
ount of wood cut.
Mr. Edward Wild .wears a broad
smile all over his face. This week
his wife was presented with a bounc-
ing baby girl.
Joe Vincent from -Parry Sound
one (l. y visited at the bonne of Sy-
rtis
y -
rus his brother. Il" will soon re-
turn to Parry Sound.
Mr. William Brown Sr.. is at pres-
ent very ill. We hope for n speedy
recovery.
up.
Those of our sportsmen that can
even bit the tilde of a barn are out
mornings and evenings hunting
, uuskrate. Several animals' have
thorn killed.
. 31r. 4leo. Fart1ipg bag engaged
with Dr. Carr end Mr. Beattie to
handle their horse this coming sum-
mer.
The St. Marys. Kirkton and Exe-
ter telephone company last week re-
ceived three carloads of poles for
the extension of their lines.
• Mr. Thos. Blake who has worked
for Mr. W.111. Marshall for the past
few years on his farm on the 12th.
concession has resigned Isis position
to go to the West. Mr. Blake ex-
peels to leave Shortly.
Mrs. Richard Ross underwent an
operation la.•st Friday for the remov-
al of a tumor. Drs. Campbell, of
tiirktou, and Stanley and Smith. of
Sit. Marys, were in attendance. eine
Wes is getting Went; nicely.
At the last meeting of the detest-
ing club the subject was :—"That
Ontario can offer greater induct..
tnents to the young man ellen the
:cortheest.' As Dr. Campbell, the
lodge was called away from the de -
bat.., no decision twas given.
Messrs. Ilugh Kirk and altos.
Roadhouse were at Granton last Fri-
day night attending n meeting of
the. Send►y Nchool Association. It
was decided to held the next tneetei
session of the third Sunday in April
The annual Convention will le. held
at Eliutville liter on, announcements
of w Irick will ls' nuele in due tints.
It.•v. Anderson. of Blyth, a former
THE EZEZ ER TlMEl3, MARCH28tb 1907.
CASTORI
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
1
kigetatlle P_ c, arationtorAs-
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tkill the ,S[Ql 5 ankpoweis of
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FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
AWindow's SoothingG8yron has beeexs Hied to
over sixtyears by millions of mothers for tee
children while teething. with perfect 'meagre
it soothes the child. softens the gums, allays as
paln aures wind collo. and is the baso frame-!
for Diarrhma. It is pleasant to the taste. now
by dreggisti (never; part of the world. 116
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Syrapand ask Of no other kind.
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs A3t, .Tune 30th, 1006. Serial
Number 1098.
THAMES ROAD
Mr. and Mrs. Win. elcody are vis -
Ring a few days this week with Mr.
'and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, of Crom-
arty.
A grand concert will 1), given un•
di'r the auspices of the choir in the
Thames [load Presbyterian /church
on Monday evening April
iltslot Ill 7.
when the following
present. Albert. E. Greenlaw basso,
Maurice retire, concert violinist,
Mills Alma James header. Prof. \Vat-
eon, of London, accompanicst. Con•
cert 'tet 8. Admi si on 25 andciun .
Come and enjoy
with us.
• (Too late for last weak.)
Miss Annie 1'asstuorc has gone to
Exeter to spend a season at dress•
making in Miss 'l'otu's slop.
Miss Flossie Coward is learning
the millinery in Snell and Rowe's
department.
The Misses Nitta, Milli" attd Mary
Monteith visited relatives in Nis -
swirl over Sunday.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent in the home of M r. and Mrs.
t -
\1'm. Monteith last ids
c aw even-
ing. when the young people of our
neighborhood and a few from Exe-
ter gathered in their born' and spent
the hours its tripping the light fan-
tastic until early morning.
Quite a number of farnn-ri in our
neighborhood started sugar .making
on Siturday and .\londay last.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
l'1n.dell is :t t :present v: t y ill. A
speedy recovery is hoped for.
( derich, M trch 2.3.— Fr, d \Vil-
liiiii
tee driver wl:, ons c%tried
over an embankment with les • ngine
and bad!v scald'"I, while emi,l,ye,l 011
const ruction e. rk on t Guelph
and Gtderich 1! iilw•ay in August,
*vas awarded at the Assize' $.8.500
(tantages against N1. A. Pigott &
the slant rectors. The jury- found
that the caner of the accident was
the bad cenditian of the track and
etrelesrness aft the part of the fore-
man. Thew wrre ont tr' hours.
The old cold goes; a new one
quickly comes. It's the story
of a weak throat, weak lungs,
a tendency to consumption.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
breaks up the taking -cold habit.
it strengthens, soothes, heals.
Ask your doctor about It.
The bent hind of • testimonial �•
Gold for over sixty years•
trail, 871.0. syr 0e.. r ew}tt. W s.
Alio aonAotarerb
Yersnu MAIR VI002.
Ws tens se .eerele t W. pnbile%
tb. fbraalas of all oar ..dletses.
the bowels^ Ist' with :141
Just ono .••h
Promote s Digestion,Cheerful-
nessandRest.Coatains neither
Opluai.Morphine nor Mineral.
NOT NARCOTIC.
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Aperfect Remedy forConstipa-
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Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish-
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CASTORI
COIPAMT. M.W TOaa C.T
n,.
taken sick on
to see him out
The Toad is
again. •
Mr. W. 0. Oliver was in Sarnia on
Friday looking after timber for our
breakwater.
Harvey Bossenberry is expected
home from Winnipeg in the course
of a few days.
Sucker fishing
another year.
Abner Mollard is laid up with a
kind of deafness. but he says now, he
can hear his boots squeak since ho
was treated by Dr. lfotson, and as
a consequence is feeling very happy. cured by Catarrhozone than any.
On Wednesday March '0th there thing else. Two sizes. 25c. and $1.00
died at fort Blake, Edmund Wilson, at all dealers.
son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wil-
Saturday. We hope j GOOD REASON'S FOR ITS SC'C-'
soon again. I 1 CESS.
moving on the cut
The majority of Catarrh remedies
are useless. But on that does cure
is "Catarrhozone." It clears the
head of all mucous discharge. Pu-
trid matter in the nostrils.
phlegm in the throat, and disease
germs are completely swept away.
The cause of the disease is destroyed
and the system so thoroughly
cleansed of catarrhal poison that the
cure Is permanent. All types of ca-
tarrh, throat and bronchial trouble
colds and coughs are more certainly
is about over for
GRAND 111'.NI)
e
Thera is a great deal o[ sl'Ck A
n s
in this vicinity at present, it being
o very (-amnion sight to See the i)r.
driving by.
r. Joseph 111011111W cel quite ser•
lonely ill but under the care of Drs.
Cirr reed \Wilson. We hope to see
hire out before long. '
Heath ha: again visited Or. hemi
of fir. and Mi.. Percy holler'[ and
retraced their only renuining child
having iest ane about five ?weeks
ago. Preset. writhe. t the nil of n
doctor neves not :l tail anything.
i'eople to ill get their ryes opened
sometimes no doubt.
Mr. Fred I'aae Is under the care
of 1)r%. ('irr end Wilson having
Zam-Bak Saves a Ear FOR BALE.—Lot on East side Maio
a street. north of .Grigg'' book -store.
H. Lambrook.
EGGB FOR HATCHING --Thorough-
mer s Arm
bred white wyandott eggs for sale.
SOME SENSATIONAL PROOFS OF Apply to 8. Powell.
ITS HEALING POWER. Several good men wanted to work
on North West farms full seasons
Every day brings interesting in- work and highest •wages. Apply to
stances to light of the wonderful ' R. E. PICKARD.
healing power of 'Lam-Iluk, the Ler•HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE:—
bal balm. Mr. Wm. Snell.a Lang Clouse and 1-5 acre land East side
enburg, (Sask.), farmer says: "Isnved Elisabeth Street. Francistown: Ap-
my arm by using 'Lam -Duk. I had a l'1Y to Mrs. Edwin Jonea. Exeter.
terrible scalding accident and :the DR. OVENS EYE AND EAIt SUR.i
arra atter the injury took the wrong goon. will bo at the Commercial
way. When I started to use Zam- hotel. v Hours 9.30 a. m. to 4.50 p.
Buk it was all swollen up and dis- m. Glasses properly fitted and dis-
colored, and 1 feared it would have eases of eye ear and nose treated.
to ooluo off. In a few days Zorn -
Duk killed the poison. reduced the
swelling and filially healed the arm
pletely."
ECZEMA CURED. Mr. J. F. Cu-
sick of 349 Wilson St.. Ilamilton)
says—"Every winter I used to have
eczema on the back of my hands.
Last winter I was specially bad—so
bad that I bad to he off work for
three weeks. While suffering acute-
ly I was advised to try Zamt•iluk
and I did so. I could not have be-
lieved anything oouid have healed so
quickly 1 It just seemed to dry up
and clear away the sores. and in n
wonderfully short time my hands
were quite cured."
PILES .CURED. Mr. Neil Devon.
of Webbwood. Ont. say :s—"For 8
years I tried all kinds of things for
piles, but got nothing to do me any
good until I struck 'Lam -Duk! that
quickly worked a complete cure."
Zara -41311k heals all skin diseases,
cuts and bruises, eczema, scalp soreve
ulcers chapped places. Spring pim-
pies. scrofulous ailments, poisoned
wounds. swollen glands, beefs. As nn
embrocation it cures rheumatism,
sciatica, [este. All druggists and
stores sell at 50c. a box, or from
Zam-Buk Co. Toronto. 6 boxes for
$;'2.50. Send lc. stamp for dainty
trial box•
RICKS' FORECASTS
A reactionary storm period is cen-
tral from the 1st to Ito the ,third
with probabilities that disturbances
of the last storm period in March
will be prolonged into this opening
period in April. The month wilt
oome in with unsettled. threatening
potpditions. These conditions will re-
sult itt quickened storms of raid,
wind and snow on and touching the
2nd. Snow of course, is more prob-
able over Northern parts of -the
country but late squall] are entirely
possible in central to southern
parts. Change to higher barometer
westerly winds and cool enough for
frosts in many sections northward
may be expected from the I:nd to
5th beginning in the northwest and
tndvancing eastward—southeastward.
ELIMVILLE
The home of Mr. John hind, Elim-
ville was the scene of a pretty wed-
ding on Wednesday afternoon,
March 27th, when his daughter. Nel-
lie was married to Mr. Louis Fletch-
er, a promising young farmer of
Usborne. The ceremony was per-
formed at 5 p. m. by Rev. Fair in
the presence of a number of friends
and relatives. The bride's gown a •aa
of w hito point d' sprit, and her go.
ing away gown of dark red venetian.
After a dainty wedding dinner and
the usual congratulations were ten-
dered the young couple they heft for
their new home on the farm former-
ly owned by Mr. David Duncan.
1)1E1)
DiET NOT T1IE WHOLE TILING.
Your table is loaded with food—di-
gestible and wholesome, yet you
never gain strength. What's the
trouble/ Look within and what do
you find/ A lazy liver. stomach is
overloaded with work—useless work
because the bowels and liver arc not
sufficiently active. itelief is quickly
s►.pelicd by l)r. Hamilton's I'ills. No
better medicine for the sick or well.
They stake weak folks strong by re-
moving the cause of the weiknwAs.
Digestion improves constipation
leaves. liver takes new life, kidneys
wake up,—the whole system it en-
livened iy 1)r. 1lasnilton'A i'ills. 25e
at all deniers.
IBREWSTER
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mollard have
the sympathy of their many friend's
in the death of their infant son. who
died on Friday last, aged 2 years.
The remains were interred in the
Grand Bend cemetery on Monday.
SALE REGISTER
•
Next visit, April bth.
FOR SALE—Great Bargain. that
brick store on Main street, North of
Town Hall, Exeter. ooeupied by
Maguey Harris Co. Address J.
Parkinson, 429 fall Mall street.
London. Ont.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE:—
On East side of Andrew St.. good
oomfortable frame cottage. one stor-
ey high, containing 9 rooms. good
well 1-3 acro of garden. For the
particulars apply to C. E. Hackney.
Exeter Ontario.
PASTURE TO LET—Tenders will
bo received by the undersigned for
the renting of the Agricultureal
grounds for postural"; A odors Tip
to April 13th. Highest or any ten•
ders not necessarily accepted.
A. G, Dyer. Secy.
We take this opportunity of
thanking our many customers for
their liberal patronage and support
during the last five years and that
we are prepared to supply any new
customers who wish milk. Our mot-
to, pure milk and regular delivery.
LOUIS DAY. Milkman.
O.bSss331Rt.X.e`.
Bea the , The Kind Yoe Hare Aiwa Bough
Signature
of
STOP LIMPING, CURE THE CORN.
Quickly done by I'utnam's painless
Corn Extractor. Acts in one day,
causes no pain. removes every trace
of soreness. Fifty years of success
proves L'utnam's is the -best. ltc'
fuse substitutes.
•
The News—No pure drug cough
Cure laws would be needed, if all
cough cures were like Dr. Shoop''
cough cure is—and has been for 20
years. The national law now re-
quires that if any poisons enter into
re cough mixture, it must be print-
ed on the label or package. For tide
reason. mothers and others should
insist on having Dr. Sheep's[ cough
Thurs. March 28th. Auction sale
of Farm Stock and Implements .on
W. 1-2 Lot 21, Concession 13, Ste-
phen, at one o'clock sharp. Joe.
Ziler, Prop.: E. Bo.scnberry, Auct.
Saturday March 30th, 5907, auo•
tion sale of farm stack and imple-
ments en Lot 11, Con. A, Stephen.
Crediton Road. Jos. 8. Mote, Pro-
prietor, Thos. Camerons, Auctioneer.
Thursday, March 28th, 1907 auc-
tion sale of farm atook' on Lot J2.
Conceesion 10, ilsborne. J. F. Crcery
Prop. Joseph White Auct.
Monday April 8t1t, 1907, ,•lcictioti
sale of the estate of tin: late Robt.
Black well. in the Township of Bid.
dulph. in the County of Middlesex nt
one o'clock sharp. Richard Black-
well Administrator, Mooresville Jas.
Stanley, Auctioneer, Lucas, tlladman
& Stanbury. Solicitors for Adminis-
trator, Exeter, Ontario.
On Tuesday April 2, 1907, at one.
o'clock p. m., auction sale of farm
stock on Lot 29, Cori. 6, tisborne,
I''red. EIlerington Prop., Thee. Cam-
eron. Auctioneer.
LAMPOItT—ln Stephen, on March 20
1907. Elizabeth Luker, relict .of
the late Henry Lamport. aged 83
years, -1 months and 17 clays.
DELBRiIGE—in Exeter. on tiatur-
thy, March 23rd, 1907, Elizabeth
Andrew. (beloved wife of Richard
ilelbridge, aged 60 veary 10 months
and 10 days.
LINDF.NFIELI).—In Exeter. et the
residence of her son Charles, Mrs.
Linden field, aged 70 ,yeera. on
Tuesdey, March 26th.
t TO CUi1E A COLD LN ONE VAN
Take Laxative liromo QulnlnvTah-
1ets. All druggists refund the mon-
Pr if 1t falls tr' earn. E. W. '3•nve•s
•ign•tttire is o.e sae). box. lbs.
Loss of Appetite Spring Term Opens
Is common when the blood needs puri- Tuesday, April 2nd
tying and enriching, for then the blood
fails to give the digestive organs the
stimulus necessary for the proper per-
formance of their function..
Hood's Sarsaparilla is pre-eminently
the medicine to take. It
snakes the
blood pure and rich, and strengthens
all the digestive organs.
"I have used Hood's Sarsaparilla as a
aprtng medicine and find it excellent. My
brother -In-law used It for blotches on his
face and was perfectly cured. He has not
been troubled since?' HAROLD PARRIS,
Peterborough. Ont.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It the world's great blood purifier and
tonic. 100 doses ono dollar.
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$TRAT,ORD, ONT.
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joys tic reputation of (e0ir1,1 .j.
the best work in business edu• +
• c.ttion in Conaria. Our grade-
e- ;ties are in demand as Com'.
1' mercial teaehei A and office as -
4'' si+tint+. Write for our free
is catalogue and you will get frill
infarmation o -inserting our
retool.
i EI,LIOT & MCLACiILAN.
Principals.
CENTRAL
'Illi+ school, elects is list:
Iarge't and most progressive
Commercial and Shorthand
school in \\''stern Ontario, en•
HURON
The Molaon's Bank of Clinton has
purchased the private banking buss.
nese of Mr. J. I'. Tindall.
The committee recently appointed
to oonsider the question of at aye. -
tem of waterworks for Clinton had
M mooting last week. What is re. -
girded as a feasible and sa'tisfao.
tory system. to be owned and opera.
ted by the town. will shortly be
submitted to the council.
• NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
business heretofore carried on by
me at }Chive has been taken over by
J. RatZ & Sons. by 'whom it will be
conducted from the 9th inst. All
accounts up to that date will bo
payable to me personally and . all
debts due by the will be settled
promptly upon presentation of Ac,
count. JOHN RAZ,.
Stephen, Tpt., March 15th. '07.
For Sale
Part .of Park lot E original lot
18. consisting of 2 acres of Hand
with orchard, a two storey brick
house, all newly finished is the lat.
est style. good well. good furnao0
ooncealed wiring, etc. This is a
choice property and must bo sold as
the proprietor is going West.
Farm for sale consisting of lot
Township of Hay. consisting of 10()
acres all seeded down. well adapted
for grazing purposes. If -these two
properties aro not sold privately on
or before April 16th. they twill be
sold by public auction on May t3rds
For particulars apply • tto (Thoma)
Cameron. Auctioneer, Farquhar.
TENDERS WANTED.
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned for tbo carpenter
work of the Exeter Canning & Pre
serving Co's. Factory. General di-
mensions :—Main Building 40X170,
two stories, with open addition
14X60 and abed extension 24X46.
cure. No poison marks on Dr. For particulars and plans and spec-
Shoop's labels—arid nolle in the meds ifications apply at S. Martin's store
coin. else itmust by law leer at the Exeter.
label. And it's not only safe but it
is said to be by those who know- le
best a truly remarkable cough remi
edy take no chance, ,articularly
with your children. Insist on hav-
ing Dr. Shoop's cough cure. Com-
pare carefully the De. Shoop' pack'.
ago with others and see. No poison
marks there! You can always be
on the safe 'side by demanding Dr.
Shoop's cough cure. Simply refuse
to accept any other. Sold by W. S•
Howey •
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••1
We have them Prem $8 up
end an immense stock to
• choose from. We are having
• for
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t Special Bargains
IN
Hand Painted China
CROSSES
PENDANTS
WATCHES
NECKLACES
CUT GLASS, ETC.
If you are not in London write
us. It will pay you.
C. H. WARD & CO.
1
J.
G. Jones, Secy-Treas.
37I Richmond St. London Ont.
••NN••NN•N•NN•NN♦
Highest Price Cash
FOR
all kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, poise hair.
Steel stonib boats, Louie -
yarding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
Clearing Auction Sale
Groceries
and
Confectionery
M. Jd6kSOD& Son
near the old tnarket
Main St. Exeter
We have juhat put in a
'stook of Fresh t roceries.
Fruits. Candies and Canned
Goods.
BREAD
We also make first class bread.
Give us a call.
Levi S. Hamacher
—ot—
FARM STOCK •
Mr. Thomas Cameron has becti
instructed to sell by Publio Auction
011
'LOT 29, CON. 0, USBORNE
—on—
TUESDAY. APRIL Cad. 1907
At One o'clock sharp the following
property:
HORSES
1 carriage marc, rising 6 years old
in foal to Golden Case; L carriage
horse rising four years old, sired by
Texas Jack; 3 geldings rising two
years old aired by Glasnock; I filly
rising 1 year .old sired by McElroy.
CATTLE
1 choice cow 4 years old duo to •
calve at time of sale, 1 cow 7 years
old due to valve 1st. of Aug., 1. cow'
6 years old duo to calve lst of May
1 farrow cow coming ►3 years old.
2. farrow cows coming t years old.
5 fat heifers Doming 13 years old. 3
steers rising 3 years .old. 3 steers -
rising 2 years old. 3 heifers' rising
2 years old good beef ringer.
calves ranging in age from 4 months;
to 11 months old. 1
1'_IGS
1 sow due to farrow 15th of April,
2 fat (hogs 6 months old. 9 story
pigs 43 months old.
SIIEE1'
10 good grade ewes supposed to
be ill lamb, 1 Lincoln ram ;vest reg.
Shropshire ram. !'
Also a quantity of tu't'iti$s. 50
bus. of Rural 'New Yorker potatoes.
TERMS.—$10 and under, cash
over that amount 7 month's credit
will be given or discount of 5 per
cent. for cash.
Fred Ellerington
Prop. Auct.'
Baker and Confectioner.
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Thu 116516111 BusincSS
oed StioE!boad Celle
110 Dundas Street London
oomprises
complete Commercial, Shorthand end
Academic Departments. The teacher
in charge of each department. not
only peeresses broad educational
qualifications and ,business exper-
Iience. but is a specialist in his own
particular lime. Students who com-
plete a full course in either depart -
s
wont,ndexamspass a satisfactory exams
ination, are granted Diplomas. Our
courses of study .are so comprebenb•
sive and complete, our teaching act
practical, and .our examinations toat101L9 no
thorough. that our graduates are
preferred and sought after by busi-
ness men. Full information mailed
to anyone upon npplication.
W. C. Coo. C. S. R.
President.
•['hos. Cameron,
ver t3 years old. 1 driver ...$$
Years old. 1 driver 10 years old, 1
buggy. 1-2 dos. steel bog troughs)
a number of pure bred Yorkshire/
sows supposed to be in pig. et cowa
due to calve ono in April and 13 int
May.
1 mower. fanning mill, aced drill.
double plow. &Ingle plow, sulky rake
Ooeksbutt snuffler now, Empire
Cream Separator. Massey Harris oul-
tivator, 2 filrrovv. Fleury plow, 2.
furrowWilkinson gang plow, Cocker
Shutt riding plow.
Also part lot 19, known as the
old Pickard mill property, consisting,
of about 12 sores of land, good brick
dwelling, with 8 rooms. good cellar
cellar. frame kitchen, good well of
water, etable and small barn Iant&
the old mill or power house. To be
sold in one lot or separately to suit
purchaser. This .property must bo
tt.e nroorlotor is going W.eatt
FRANK BALLANTYNE
Licenced auctioneer for Counties
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given to farm
stock sales. Town and village pro.
party sold by auction on moderate
oommimions.
Orders may be left at the Timeg,
office or at .residence, Ellmville,.
Charzes moderate.
F,,1t..1 FOR SALE—Mr. W. H.
Jones has placed in our hands
for 'ale his farm lot "W' Con. 7..
Usborne Tpt. containing 100 acres.
Title guaranteed. For particulars
apply to
GLADMAN ANI) BTA! BURY
Barristers etc. Exeter Ont.
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