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Exeter Times, 1907-04-25, Page 4rtumcs The Newest, Best and Largest Assortinent of Per- fumes and Toilet Waters in town. ' If you want something good we can please you. BROWNING'S Drug Store 'The Exeter Times NOTE AND COMMENT The government purposes to take la refereeduut of all the municipali- ties of Ontario to ascertain whether they favor 4he first or [second Mon- day of iDecember for voting day in the municipal elections. This is be- ing done in connection with the bill which Mr. Preston, Brant, introduc- ed early in the present session, pro- viding that nomination shall be on the last Monday in November, and polling day the first Monday in 'De- cember. Hon. Mr. Monteith has made a change in the clauses relating to "speed trials" at agricultural fairs. by enacting that proceedings in which breaches of [bis law are charg- ed can only be taken against the societies by euembers for the current year and `the year previous. This means that 'the question of racing at societies themselves. If the mem- bers present and past agree that they like to see the ponies go, :they may let Ahern go without consider- ing the opinions of outsiders. +1.XETER PROPERTY RTY FOlt SALE 1 have for .=ale a residenoo and 8 cres of land situated at (Exeter North. On the premises pre a barn stable good orchard with all kinds willrent of fruit trees. If not sold to desirable tenant possession given at once. Terms to suit purchaser. 'Apply to Wm. Northoott or 1 Dao James Moore. USBORNE LTsborne Township has lost another much respected citizen in the per - eon on April oJames f after a clong a llneo s died the direct cause being %heart disease. Gorvett, however, had been ail- ing for several months and for the tact two months was confined to his bed. IIe was born at bheep\vash, Devonshire England in .1853 and came to this country 33 }-ears ego. On Nov. 15th 1879 he married Doro- thy A. daughter of Thos. Ilern Us - borne, who now mourns his decease. Ile. had a family of eight children. seven of whom survive him namely: 2sIrs. Sinclair. Stratford; Nelson at home; Mrs. Shaylor, St. Marys; ut home; Mrs. Parkinson, Blanshard and Edgar and Chester tit home One brother, Albert resides at Strat- ford and one brother and two sis- ters still live in Dev'ohshire. a rhe funeral was held last Saturday nf- ternoon, interment being in Zion cemetery. A large numbers number of friends and acquaintances follow- ed the remains to their last resting Tuesday of last week. place. Rev. 11. J. Fair conducted an Oour village is badly in need of McDonald were visiting their sister Mrs. J. O'Brien last wcok. llugh Kirk last neck purchased a Borland buggy from •Mr. W. thrown our energetic carriage maker. A number from .hero attended P. J. llishon's sale last Thursday. A meeting was ,held In Aberdeen hall last Monday night to discuss the matter of enlarging the ditch east of the village. The present ditch is not large enough Co take off the accumulation of water, .hence the meeting. About twenty were present. The Telephone Company is busy [rutting wires along the fourth line. Tho fourth will now be used us the main line instead of the third lino, but will not interfere with the for- mer service. . Miss Lillie Taylor returned last week from visiting friends in De- troit. Miss Edna Marshall who visited friends in Hamilton for a couple of weeks returned home last week. Mr. George Longhurst, a former resident of this place and latterly of Huntsville, was a caller in .town on& day last %week. Mr. Longhurst intends residing at Niagara and call- ed here on %tis way to his stew home. Mr. Itobt. Burns Aged 86 years. and an old resident of Blanshard, died at the home of his neioo, Mrs. Alex Itoss. oil Friday last. The de- ceased was well and favorably known in Kirkton, having lived within four miles of this place for upwards of 50 years. lie retired from his farm eight years ago to make) his home with his neice. Mr. John llanna is building a new bridge across the creek on his farm. Sir Evylyn, the celebrated Clyde Stallion, recently purchased by Mr. John Hanna, will commence Lis route for the Season in a tow days. Mr. John O'Brien will manage the horse for the season. See bills for route. For Catarrh, let me send you free just to prove its merit. n Trial Box of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is a snow white, creamy, healing antiseptic balm that gives instant relief to Catarrh of the nose and throat. Make the free test and see. Address Dr. Shoop, Itacine. Wis. Large jars 500. Sold by W. F3. Hov- ey. WOODIIAM P. J. Ilishon's sale last Thursday was a success and nearly everything was disposed of at good prices. Mr. Hishon will close up the hotel toe day and move his family to Sebring- ville, where he has leased a hotel. During 6 1t tshon's residencestd casco heree he has made many friends who will regret his departure. Mr. Sam'l Carr has leased the hotel property and will conduct a Temperance (louse. Wm. Wynn and Miss Nettie Swot- zer on Tuesday of last ;week sur- prises their many friends by going to the parsonage and getting mar- ried. Ed Colgan is going around with a large smile these days. Tho stork stopped off at his house one day last week andft as n. e lc o Mrs. Fry, of Stratford, was the guest of Mrs. John Stewart last week. The owner of the large brick house just North of the village, is making extensive .repairs to the building. Now he isn't anarried, and some suspicion enters into the case. Tim Eaton has engaged with 13. Youngston to run the Kirkton mill. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stuart and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirk on Sunday last. Summer will soon be here. Don't worry. Mrs. J. Batten and son of Win- chelsea spent Sunday with Mrs. 13. Itowcliffe. Rev. Mr. Bartlett - Spent a few days in London last week. Edgar Mills visited London on nppropriate service, assisted by Revs. Bartlett and Johnston. Mr. Gorvett was a consistent member of the Zion church. ••1'reventics" si�romptly check a cold or the Grippe when taken at the sneeze stage. l'roventios cure seated colds ns well. 1'reventics are little candy cold cure tablets, and Dr. Shoop, Racine, \\'is, will gladly mail you samples anti a book on Colds free, if you will write him. Thu samples prove their merit. Check early colds with I'reventics and stop pneumonia. Sold in 5c. and 25c. boxes by W. H. Howey. Mr. are its KIIIKTON houngston aid Mr. Bowles charge of the mill. Ili Lordship, the Bishop of Huron, held •1 confirmation service in St. I'aul's church last everting. Inspector Irwin was here gest week inspecting the school. etre. Win. George and Mrs. Neil Pale, Thin, Nervous? Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it - Ayer's Sarsa- parilla. if you doubt, thcn consult your doctor. We know' what he will say about this'' grand old family nl.dieine. Ma N Os trot aaostl^n rent 04...W Rend Mk: "are your hone'. 1.. '.' that daily action of 11.• 1. •.r.', r, atwu.utely e..•ntlAl to rea,r•r,. Ko.p y .ur 11Yrr art •r ■.d year bowels regular l y %.huff tartan.. d.v. of Ayer. Ms. r-xex 11t•Ae 1s �.O. Ay., Oo .Tow :I. kt.„ arse of ,uGtctute>. of tiersCIIERRS I C.'.'rtL We bays as wrote r ty, t o1 •'. 11.• tetma:•• et..1 our w•-1 r .., , a shoeblack. Miss (:oldie Mills was the guest of Miss Edith llooper over Sunday, Miss Ella blitohell and Lila lloag spent Sunday in Kirkton. Every person must go the creek to drink. after the first of May. Mr. Walter Meilen spent Sunday with L. Hoag. Miss Carry Swallow • started to work on Monday of last week. Jimmy 'Miners spent Sunday with B. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Routly tend Miss Blanche Mills spent 9'hursday even- ing with G. 'Copeland. Ji r. Thomas Fletcher has engaged with i1. Rodd for the /Summer. Claronoe Knight has erigaged with W. Sweitzer for the summer months. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS As Ohl) AND Mr K1.1. 1 eve.D h1 waur.-lltr, K'In..luw',.soothliiN Syrup has been used for oeer wiry years by mil.loar or mothers tor their •htldren while teething, with perfect carne -s It soothes the ehlld, softens the sums, allays all pain cures wind cone. and to the best remedy for Diarrheas'. It Is pleasant to the taste. Bol by druggists In every part of the world. 21 caw,. a 001'Di. r • .r.1111 1e Incalculable, He iure and takr Jiro ee In+low'a :ioothing Syrot at1►, nth r kind. Guaranteed ureter the rood and Drugs A -t, .lune 30th, 19U6. Serial Number 1098. CIIOMAR'CY Rev. Mr. Pattie, of Belleville, oc• ellen d the pullet here la=t Sunday. Mr. .3. A. Norris left last week for \%inni;rg. Ilii family will join hits some time du ring the summer. The fit to hero lo -IS been rented to A. It ,bert«nit, Netto has moved in. 8C11001. GAIIDENS. CASTOR IA The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre or and has been made under his perr conal supervision since its inflancy. • its cCe�twelic Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are bub Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea -Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Hage Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TUC CCNT.UN COMPANY. TT MUMMY eTNSR. N[w TONS CITY. Boston. Over eighty years ego Aus- tria and Sweden began the move- ment. At present no rural school in Sweden is without one. Itussia is far ahead of us. There are over twenty thousand in Austria and thirty thousand in France. The reason why school gardens are fos- tered by foreign governments is that wherever they exist is a decrease of misery and poverty and an increase in the birth rate and in the apprecil- ation of Nature." ZUIt1CI1 Mrs. (Rev.) Leibold. of Normandy, Is visiting Cher parents at the Baby, - Constable Thiel las been busy. no- tifying the people to clear the streets of ,rigs, wood nahes, atc. The Trustees intend to enforce this rule to the letter. Louis Jaffrey. ,foreman at Kalb- fleisch's flax twill, 14th con., had a narrow escape tl'riday. He was oil- ing the main shaft its the mill and had taken off a oover to get at the oil cups, when u set screw, nvhich is fastened to the shaft, caught his smock and its a second bo was being whirled around. Luckily the engin had just been started and Lad not attained its regular speed or Mr. Jeffreys %would lave been killed. Otto of the men rats to the engine house and the machinery 'was stop- ped. but not before Mr. Jeffrey had been considerably bruised and shaken up. Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, and Dr. Campbell, of able village, performed another operation on Emerson, eon of 1'. Bsyoenberry, on Tuesday. The little lad injured his left deg Sone time ego. causing the bone to beoome affected. Tho doctors found it necessary to remove soniel of the bone. Ile is doing as ,well as could be expected. Miss Lena Wagner. of 'Berlin, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Welker, last neck. J. 1'reeter has purchased J. J. Merner's grey driver, for which he paid $190.00. Miss Laura 'Boysenberry, who is taking a course of music at Chat- ham. ham, is i11 with sal attack of nee pendicit is. Miss Athelia Axt, of •Londolt, is visiting her 'home byte tat present. -The backbone of n tett inn'+ Trow verity i+ the than to ho makes come• thing grow. On Nur c entry the science of Nature t.tndv is only in its int.tncy. The school Bard -'n that was cite t'onh•poolt d ns n foolish fad is now accepted by the united Ft ate- Conlutiseinner of Education and be the leading of flue land a9 e•i l:d to our ;•ublie school 839• tern as manual training of any Fort, write, ilerbert 1). \\'nrd in the May \Vorn,tn's Home Cee ,! nni st. "The first school gatd_•n in fire 1•nittd Stie 4 was started sixteen years ago by Henry L. Clapp in the George Putnam Grammar School in co ors Pc, re. =is., 1M Kind You Nag Always Baittlt Man the tli jaa�le s< 1LENSALI. Mrs. Urquhart and daughter were in London « few days last week. The newly elected elders of Cannel Presbyterian church Messrs. hoot. Drysdale, Ur. W. i3. Ferguson and Chas. McAllister will be inducted at the morning c,rvice, Sunday. The young bachelors of llensall held an assembly in the Opera house last Friday evening. Mrs. lVtn. McEwatn was in Otven Auction Sale ' -of- OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, IN IIENSALL. Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the Owe of sale there will be offered for sale by public auction on the premises on THURSDAY. MAY 2nd, A. D., 1131)7 at the hour of Two o'clock In the af- ternoon by 13. S. Phillips. Auctioneer. the property known as the OPE1tA HOUSE BLOCK in the Village of Hensall, being part of Lot number Two hundred and twen- ty-five in Moir's Survey in the said 'Village more particularly described as follows: -Commencing at a poit,t on the Northerly limit of said Lot num- ber Two hundred and twenty-five and distant forty-one feet and nine inches from the North-west corner or angle of said lot; Thence Southerly parallel to the Westerly limit of said Lot Two hundred and twenty-five to the South- erly limit of said lot; Thence Eaaterly along said Southerly limit Twenty- seven feet and six inches; Thence Northerly parallel to the Westerly limit of said lot Two hundred and twenty-five to the Northerly limit of said lot; Thence Westerly along the said Northerly limit twenty-seven feet and six inches to the place of begin- ning. Sound last week visiting her daugh- ter. Miss Kemp, .of London, spent last week with her parents here. Next Tuesday will see the finding of licensed hotels in Ilensall. Dr. 'Beckett. of Bothwell, gave our town a call on Friday of last 'week. 'Messrs. Ira Biel and W. (Cook were in London Saturday. ' e 'ave ' la acomb _ Garnet brr 11 6 Mr.t Clinton a visit on Sunday. Mr. John Mooro visited Exeter o11 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dent, of Mitchell, aro visiting at Mr. James Suther- land who wo are sorry to say is very ill at present. Our flax men are busy sowing the aeed at present. Mr. A. 11.- McBrieu spent 'Sunday with Clinton friends. Mrs. McBrieu who has been visiting there dor sev- eral days returned with Lim. Mr. Shaddock the stew section foreman has moved from Lonsboro. Mrs. Mutliart and family lett last week for Bay City where oho joins her husband. The town is quiet these days ow- ing to the farmers 'being busy need- ing The song of the onion machine oan be heard in all directions this ,week. Our hotels will be closed on 'tidy 1st, the Local option taking effect on that date. Prop. of the Queen's Hotel intends selling all his durni- t u re. Mr. and Mrs. Dan ltoss, ofExeter were in the village on .Monday.. Mr. A. Cudmore las commenced to work on the foundation of his new residence on Richmond St. The Patterson Planing Mill was offered for sale on Saturday but it found no buyers. The Opera llouse Block will he offered for sale on Thursday May 2nd. also the blacksmith shop resi- dence of the late W. J. `Miller on Saturday 'May 4th. The F. C. Aunt foundry received an order on Friday for one million feet of soil 'pipe. Mrs. G. F. Saatt, of London, Is the guest of cher sister Mrs. J. Suth- erland for a few days. Loss of Appetite Is common when the blood needs puri- fying and enriching, for then the blood fails to give the digestive organs the stimulus necessary for the proper per- formance of their functions. Hood's Sarsaparilla is pre-eminently the medicine to take. It makes the blood pure end rich, and strengthens all the digestive organs. "1 have used }trxtd's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine and find it ezcellent. My brother -In-law used it for blotches on his Lace and was perfectly cured. He has not been troubled since." HAROLD Nairn, Peterborough, Ont. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the world's great blood purifier and tonic. 100 doses one dollar. SU'13SCRIBE FOR THE TIMES. Peeps Into Women's Letters TERMS Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be paid down at the time of sale and the balance its thirty days there- after without interest. For further particulars and condi- tions of sale apply to. 13. S. Phillips. (Badman & Stanbury, Auctioneer. Barristers, liensall, Ont. Exeter, Ont. Dated at Exeter, this Tenth day of April, A. D. 1907. Auction Sale $98000 1 The Molsons Bank Retablisbed 18b6, HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL. CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •••• 53.000.000.00 RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• ••• 63.000.000.00 Assets Over ,000.00 General Banking Business Transacted. Savings Bank Department • $1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR Times a Year. Dickson & Carling. Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager ••••••••••••••••••••• ee**••••••••N•••••••••••••N. The regular monthly auction will be hold at the METROPOLITAN HOTEL EXETER -on- FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, 1907. %'vhen the following will he offered for sale: Horses -1 general purpose brood mare with foal to Lord Hotvatson; 1 farmers driver 3 years old; 1 driver 4 years old. Cattle -Four cows, three due to calve in May and one at time of sale. Pigs-Twobrood Sows, r Implements- 1 Maxwell binder; 1 new buggy, 1 top buggy nearly new. TERMS --6 months credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. 5 per cent off for cash. Part of Park lot E original lot 18, consisting of 2 acres of eland with orchard. a two storey brick house, all newly finished in the lat• est style, good well, good furnaoo concealed wiring. etc. This is a choice property and must be sold as the proprietor is going West. Farm for sale consisting of lot Township of Hay, consisting of 100 acres all seeded down. well adapted for grazing purposes. Terms and particulars made known on day of sale. THOS. CAMERON. Auctioneer. If our renders could spend one morning looking .through the letters received flout nil over Canada by the 'l.:iii* Iluk Coe it would bring .home to then[ 'with irresistible force 4he heeling virtues of this great house- hold balm. Old al omen young wanton wive•.+ mothers (trod even young girls }rive ; Ilnethin'g to say how Z3n1.4110: did this or that good offices in 4heir 1Ur{.\ �I11\of these ttiters give permission to make extracts from their gt:tteful testimony. From these the following were taken ret random: •'1 wag 11 Quillydt for some wroks ttith salt rheum in hands and amts and 11'115 Skills n sale(' which tlitl me little goal. On .'.cowing a 9n;rply of %un: -licit 1 epplied Tit, and it really 9eo•nted to pct like magic I The itch- ing and burning ceased, :tint in it few days the skin was cleared rind heal- thy." :40 write-+ ,Miss itutch- ntd, of North he;rile. "'1'hl'ee boxes of I. un-ISuk cure.' me of ecz.'rn:t, from a hieh 1 had fief • feted a long time." So says Mrs. ;;:uldrn, of ',t ite-onville, Que. "% un-ISuk cnre•1 n (',tv,' of Mood 1•0it0lt in my family, and I wi+h to thank you fur the ge'tl Jtlr'+inti it has proved," is the effect of a letter fr tin Mt.•+. \\'ebb, of Dovercourt. :Intl to one could tr l on quoting ext1 act after .extract, showing how '/'trn-Bel, cutt. chroltic gores, ulcers abaeMs,•', hid leg, itch, and blood poison ; ta3-ee the 801'1.11.99 .(1111 of cut. and 11111119, and (trews slew, anti healthy skin over injured nr tscd plane.. All druggists sell ret 50c. a box, or the %am -Bak Co., 'Toronto Iwill mail for price. FaGts That Polus to Floures That a complete practical business education pays is an accepted fact. That Th6 W6stGr1 BUSI16SS uild Shor!hgnd COIIe9e 110 Dundas Street:London Is the best place to obtain it, is a de- monstrated fact. That our professional staff, courses of study, methods of instruction, high standard for graduation, are unsur- passed, is an acknowledged fact. That now is a good time to enter is a present fact. For catalogue and special informa- tion address. W. C. Coo. C. S. R. President. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 2 Didmonfls! We make a special- ty of a $25 Dia= s mond Ring. It is Exceptional Value CENTRALIA The anniversary of the Centralia Epworth league was amid last Sun- day and Monday. On Sunday Rev. J. C. Morlock of the Evangelical church 'Milverton, preached in the morning and Rev. D. H. Wing, Ph. I3. of the ,Evangelical Church Tor- onto in the evening. On Monday evening a ooncert and illustrated lecture was given in the .basement of the church. Rev. T. 13. Coupland, of Watford gave his .celebrated lecture on the "Lowlands of Scotland" il- lustrated with views. Queen Victor- ia's funeral and several other .mov- ing pictures wero given. 'Mr. and Mrs. N. Hicks, Miss Lillie Elliot and Mies Simpson assisted with the pro- gram. ro- gram. The Epworth LeagueAnniversary services on Sunday arld 'Monday last were a decided success. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nail, of New- berry. are visiting the latter's ,par- ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard 'flicks. bliss Beulah Beaver. of Crediton, visited friends in town this week. bliss May Jackson kind Miss Pearl Crawfallon. of London, are the guests of Mrs. dtichard Handford. Miss Birdie Boyle. of Exeter, ens was the guest of Miss Lydia Bland• ford on Sunday. Miss Floe Hepburn, of Exeter, spent Sunday nt Iter home here. M Evelyn Simpson visited friends in Ailsa Craig last 'week. To get relief from indigeation,bil- iousness, ronsl ipat ion or tot pid liver without disturbing the Stomach or puruing the towels, take a few doses of C•r1cr'e• Little L►vcr Pills s h y will tlBaso you. ou. BARGAINS IN ORGANS sly e very lar We carry a g stock of i Cut Glass Ebony Goods Sterling Silver Goods Solid Gold Rings Watches, Clocks, Etc. 1 Our repair department is in the hands of Experts '.V.' need the roo n and you need the Organs. 1 He11 ()i gas, rosewood rase, regular price $Ui, sale price $75 1 1'xeth1g.' organ, Walnut caw., 'cgul tr price $90, sale price $75. 1 ilohelty Orgnn. sealant cast• mu italtle for tt church Omen used fee s [.hot( time) regular prire 11011. sale price $'t0. Other ()Nemo from $5 up. Intending mita bar•ers will do well to see tht 80 bat'geinm at Once. S. MARTIN & SON C. H. WARD & CO. 374 Richmond St. WNNN, Qjjl, ••••••••••N•••••••••••••• Highest Price Cash FOR all kinds old iron., cop- per brass lead zinc, pew- ter, rubber, rags, wool pickings, horse hair.. Steel stone boats, boule- varding, iron posts. Sell or exchange for the above goods. DENTAL_ DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over Oladwan & Stanbury'a Main street -Exit -ma. DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S. D. D. 8., 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's former dental parlors. M. Jd6SOD & S011 near the old market Main St. Exeter MSDICAL W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0 sJ • P. 8., Graduate Victoria Un Tensity, oMce and residenenoe. Dominion t.aooratory, Exeter. Associate Coroner of Huron. DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI- etens and Surgeons. 8nooeesor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Olnce Main Street. Residence, east on drat street north of Poet Office, Ex eter Ontario. CENTRAL STRATFORD• ONT. Was established twenty years ago and by its thorough work and honorable dealings with its patrons has become one of the largest and most widely known ( ommercial Colleges le � I e•s in the t K fprovince. The demand upon us or commercial teachers and office assistants greatly exceeds the supply. We arsistgraduates to positions. Stnderts are enter ing each week. Catalogue free. ELLIOT & MCLACIILAN. l'rinci pals. ++++++++++++++++++++++++ FARM LABOURERS ANi) DOM- ESTICS. DRS. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 301 Piccadilly Street, London, Ont. Telephone 1528. Long distance connection. Special attention given diseases of women and surgery. Oxford or C. P. it. Streetcars to Colborne street take you almost to the door. No other city office. Special Hospital and other arrangements for patients from a distance. 1 have been appointed by the Dom- inion Government to plass immix grants from the United Kingdom in positions as farm labourers and darn- estin servants in thin vioinity. Any person req uirine suet' help should notify me by letter gitalin; fully the kind of help required, when w•ante1 and waxes offered. The numbers trrivin' may not be sufficient to supply all Bequest, but every effort will bo made to provide ea -h appli. cant with the help required. DONALD M-1NNi5 Canadian Government Employment Arent, ' Exeter, Ont. LEWIS THOMAS • Civil Engineer& Architect (Late Department of Public Works, Canada.) Consulting Engineer for kfunicipal and County Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and tva tertorks System Wharves, Bridges and Ite•enforced Concrete, Phone 2220 London Ontario HONEY TO LOAN We have private foods for Invesk -int upon farm or village rrcpertyat lows@ Mee of interest. DICHf3ON a: CARLING Exeter WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. DIP- LOH A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED SociwrY OF MtUSICiANS, ENGLAND. Organist of Trivitt Memorial Church, Exeter. Plano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of Music. Terns on Application. Exeter, Ontario. AUCTIONEER B. 9. Phillies, Licensed Auctioneer for the County H uron. Charges moderate. All communicatlOne- ✓ eased to B. S. Phillips, Hen sal 1, or orders left a el Office will receive prompt attention. DICKSON & CARLING, Sarridere, Solicitors, Notaries Conveyancers mlesi hers, olicitors for tbe Nohow nosey to Lose at lowest rates 01 interest. OPVIOE t -MAIN STREET, RX CTZRR. a. mamma A a. L. R. DIcieo18 '{"CONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of private funds toe eon on farm and village properties at !overate intterestt. OLADMAN & BTANBURY Barrteters Solicitors. M tin 8t. Exeter SHARDY, AUCTIONEER. for- the County of Huron. All orders promptly attended to if left at the Times office or his store. FRANK BALLANTYNE Licensed auctioneer for Counties of Huron and Perth. Special attention given to farm stock Bales. Town and village pro, porta sold by auction on moderate commissions. Orders may be left at the Timer♦ office or at residenoe, ,Elimville, (Aeries moderate. Auction Sale 100 acre farm in t.Tote mship of Usborne.he Mr. John Gill has been instructed - to offer for sale by publio Auction. (if not sold privately before the date of male), at the Central Ilotel, Exeter, on Saturday, April, 27th. 1597, at 'three o'clock p. rn. the fol- lowing property namely :-Lot "C" Con. 7, Osborne Township containing one hundred acres more or less. On this farm is a good frame house. frame barns, and frame stable gran- ary hog iters'There nine ncns [ etc. u. bush. a 1'hr, 'sshout1 a soilre good cis)' :tuft equal to any in the 'Township. 'There are two wells of excellent water, one pumped by a windmill. The property is three miles South of Elitnville J'ast Offic., one and three-quarter miles front church and school and only four mdse from u railway station. T1;RJ1S Ole SALE. - Ten tar cent. of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of Rale and the balance in thirty days thereafter without interest. The purcha:rer may lea 01! a portion of the purchase money on the farts a ion terms to be arranged with the Vendor's solici- tors. The property will be sold subject to a reserved bid. fatties desiring further particulars may apply to W. Ii. Jones, Exeter Ont. Vendor. GLtdmuti et titartbttry. Exeter, Ont. f Solicitors for Vendor. Do rot despair of curing your rick headache when you can so easily ob- tain Carter's Little Liver Pills. They will effect a prompt and perman- ent cure. Their action is mild and natural.