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Drug Store
•The Exeter Times
The regulations governing the new
postal agreement on newspapers
Passing between Canada the United
Staten, have 'been received by Post-
master Christie. They require that
require that postage to the amount
of one cent fur each four ounces or
fraction thereof be paid on all news-
papers goin; into the United States.
This will mean that all subscribers
of Canadian Palters living on the
American Side Will have to spay addi-
tional postage on their papers
amounting to about 1 cent per copy.
Exeter people who arc sending the
'fillies" to friends in the United
States should call at this office and
make the ►tecoesary arrangements
for the continuation of the paper.
The new regulations take effect on
'May 8th next.
THAMES ROAD
Add Thames [toad.
Miss Mary Monteith itis zone to
the house of Mrs. Thos. McCurdy
for the summer .months.
Mrs. Chas. llarris and family are
at present the igucsts •of 'Mrs. F. It.
elatuilton. of Cromarty.
Rev. C. Fletcher is in Chatham this
week. attending the meeting of the
Synod.
Sacrament services will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday
next. Preparatory service. on Fri-
day afternoon will be conducted by
Rev. 'Mr. bmith, of Hensel!.
On Saturday afternoon, The Teach-
ers' Training Course examinations
will be held tit the Manse.
(Too late for la,t week)
Miss \falters of Exeter was Abe
guest of Miss '1'etut McUouald on
Sundae.
'Mrs. David Duncan. accompanied
by her daughters, Joanna and _Nellie
and • her son, Grant, left on Mon-
day for their new home near Grand
Coulee. Sask. We wish then/ a safe
and Pleasant journey.
'Miss Maggie Ellerington returned
to Toronto on Tuesday, to resume
her duties as nurse in that city.
''lass Florence punkin entertained
n number of her friends from Exe-
ter, on Alonday evening.
Mr. AlcLeau, teacher of Lumley
School has sufficiently recovered te-
covercd from his recent illness, ns
to be able to take charge of his
school again.
Let tau mail you free, to prove
merit, samples of my 1)r. ,Shoop's
Restorative, and my Book •oft either
Dyspepsia the Heart or the kidneys.
Address ole', Dr. Shoop, Racine Wis.
Troubles of the Stomach, Ilcart and
Mr. George Button has purchased
a grocery store at :Ripley and in-
tends to start i,usiuesa b)' [the let h
of May.
Mr. Earnest Geiser called upon
friends in Crediton one :fay last
week.
Miss Tillie Mason. of Parkhill,. is
spending a few days [with her Sig-
ler of this place.
Mr. Simon Bwt•itser Bold his cat-
tle this r%tek for which ,he received
a large sum.
Miss Mabel Elsie, of Grand !lend,
Is enoa;ed for ltbis week as dining -
room waiter at elle Hotel.
\lr. George Kellerman. of Dash -
treed, is busy sewing lux seed roun9
our bur.; able week.
Mr. Chas. Lochner end his d:tuh
ter Lina fished friends in tliensall
one day last :week.
Alr. lfos:trt1, our eminent school
teacher is on the sick list this week.
After a long visit with friends
and relatives in Parkhill Mr. Donald
Alatlers has 1eturttcd home.
WINCIIELS1:.1
.\1r. and Mrs. G. W. Meda and non
Bruce have returned ilouto from vis-
iting friends in Listowel. While on
their way they called 'on Mr. and
Mrs. Phos. Wheeler, of tieaforth, and
sorry to say found them in ,very
Poor health. Mr. Wheeler Bias just
recovered from a severe attack of
pneutflonia and was still ill with
Pleurisy. We hope to ;[near of his
speedy recovery.
•M. A. Turnbull, 'has purchased
another working horse tfrom Mr. rr.
'1'. Hand/cord of !Exeter.
Miss 5. Sweet. of Exeter, is busy
sewing in our /burg.
There roust be Home 'attraction lin
Centralia for Les. Anyway he goes
down there every Sunday evening.
Mr. John Bell, of Exeter, J uilt
one hundred rolls of ,woven ,wire
fence for Mr. John Dclbridge one
day last oveek, uud is satisfactory.
as John is certainly proud of his
fence.
WANTED.—and at ,once ' a good
blacksmith. There is an excellent
opening here for tt geed I.tnan.
Building and everything complete.
A liberal patronage as promised ,for
the right party. Confer 'with any
one ill Winchelsea for particulars.
Mrs. Fenton Brown, of 1'etrolia,
was here last •west: ,visiting her
mother Mr. Wtn. Coward.
Mrs. Andrew Turnbull left Friday
for Woodstock. for n few days visit.
'Miss Visa 11e11, of Fariuhar. was
the guest of Vera Coward . a few
days last week.
Several from hero -attended the
party tit Wm. Clark's last Friday
evening. It was a very pleasant
gathering and an enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mr. W. J. 1Gourly, of Alberta; for-
merly of this vection passed through
here one day last week in his new
auto. 11e visited his Rister, Mrs.
\1 m. Francis, then gout; on ,to 6t.
Ma rys.
LONDON 1(OAl) 6017Th.
Miss ltetta Esscry spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Rhoda Ker-
slake.
Mr. Chas. Kerslake is suffering
from an ulcerated eye.
\lis. ,llary IiorneY spent the Mast
week visiting .her I;ran(ifathcr Mr.
John Kerslake.
8. S. NO. 4, STEPHEN.
The following is a correct relent
of the standing of the pupils of S.
5. No. 4, Stephen, for !the month of
April. Names are in order of meth
Sr. IV.—Nellie Amy, Sybilla Morlock,
Ethel Kestle, '.\tannic Kestle, Beulah
Smith, 'Merner Either, Herbert Wein
harry Schwartz, Gladys Kestle. Jr.
IV.—Lorne 'Morlock, Clarence Eilber
Oscar Cornish. Arva Ilrokettshire,
Mabel Coxtvortl, Leonard Schroeder
Otto Brown, Millie Schwartz, Alvin
Cornish, Clinton drown, Gordon Cor -
Kidneys are met('ly symptoms of a j lush, Emerson Schroeder, Mervyn
steeper ailul'ut. Don't tuakc the ltrokenshirc, Mildred Kluutpp, Her -
common error of treating syu11oms beet Kraft. Jr. 111.—Lulu Kestle,
only. Symptom treatment is treat.- Emerson Ito.• zter, iia Either, Laving
ing the result of your ailment, ;old Smith. Clara Wein. Edna Amy. Jr.
not the cense. \Veek stomach nerves 11.—Clinton liorlock, Mervyn Cox-
-the inside t.:rves—means stomach swarth, Eddie Cornish, Joseph Bro-
weakness, always. And tine heart, kenshire, Emerson Wein, Joseph
mut kidneys as Nell. have their oat►• Schwartz. Annie Rubin: Pt. 1.—
trolling or inside nerves, and you Olive Cornish.
inevitably have weak vital organs. M. C. .lemnis0). Teacher.
Mere iY Whore 1)r. Shoop's ltrstora •
the bee made its fame. No other FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
remedy eke! claims to trent the "in- As (Ito ASO WkL,.-Tama RIt.IKDy.—Mn
Side nerves." Also for bloating, bit. Winslow'seoothing Syrup has been used for
over et by
i0usness, led breath or complexion, a:.� ea tsetbll.ion wof ith
perfect *awe,.
their
use Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Write children tears
ile teething, with perfect*aece•.
1 it ttoothe/I the child, fattens the grime, allays all
for my free !took now 1)r. Shoop's , pale, cares wind colla and Is the beet rerned
Itrslarelill. .old by W. S. lluwcy, or Diarrhea'. It IspleaaaalWtketaste. Bold
cbents, a bottle. drugeiste In
every part
ells of
e �Bee
sure and take Mn Winslow', Bootkl5E
Syrnpand ark toe no other Mad.
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs A:t, ,lune 30th, IU06. Serial
Number 1098.
sn1r1;A
Mr. and airs. Ezra ilrenner called
upon friends 1n V..urich last Sunday.
The \lasses Julia :eel Lizzie Mason
And Mr. Sebe one, of Parkhill, celled
upon their parents last Sundt!.
Thomas aleC.4rin and John O'Brien
visited friend: in Mt. Carmel last
1401141 y.
•
Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times eich day.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for
good blood is good health;
had blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood— Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed k for 60 years.
.toe hlpnen! 431118 nt Red b1, e,i t. a .iesRi.h
11.ar. This produrrs e.a.tnpeil.n,. t'oY,,nous
�uMtanree are Ihm 81».rb'd 1,,n aM brood
eep the bowel open with Are.'. 1'111..
7
ar a. . 0. Ater (b., Lowen, Mass.
A.o naausaraetu Hee Of
j1 NAM MOILtiers AG"
CGRP.
GIIIRIR Ilan ti
We LSO se mental Ileo setlbh
the Adel.s et all oar sad$Nae..
KII',1'EN
Mite Mary .Mustard has taken a
eeeitioti int the store of Balfour and
Calde ell.
Mr. G. ('ht-m•y has hired .with his
iucle. Mr. .1. W. Forsythe, for /the
summer menthe
Mr. lisle, who bas purchased the
200 acre farm of 1). C. McLean, .s
having it elou,hid for flax•
M .hint a1act; regor has 40111=
\Ve-41, w Imre he intends working a
heinieteed. Ile tool: 1;it11 him acir-
toed of Fou=rh"1d effects.
3li�+ 1,11 Bell, 01 near llensall, has
farmed :1 maple rinss in the village.
.101)11 McKay has gone to North
1).11:01, 11 hpr' he inl''nds practicing
his profession a.:1 doctor.
The new .cter1' of Messrs. 1t:1lfonr
x1131 C.Ildivell 11:13 been a hnsy allot
for the past few weeks. Th^ firm
have lied 0 most successful opening
and are to Ire congratulated on their
hril'ht and roomy premise..
l•: i.1,1 V i LLi:
I.Ittt t•iI le League 11 ill !lave a so-
cial 'Mond ly !thy fill. Good pro -
ermine. rnnsir11 led literary, after
II hick refre•hnit•nts will b' served.
Admission 150. All tire cordially- in-
vited :I+ n ewe! time is exl,ectr.l.
Miss i entric•' Wilcox\\ has return-
ed
eturned front Louden.
Rev. Giffird, of Fullerton will
preech nt Eiimvillc next Solidly
ni;ht and t lke part in aloe l'toernnt
on Mondry nizlit.
THE EXBZ 2 B T1MES, MAY 2nd 1907. •
,, r nnu,n..uvammnnu!un.cse!mmlfl 'J S uM
Vegetable Preparation fo�
iongforAs-
i
Mutating atviBowe7sa
Promote s Digcstion,Cheerful-
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opluln.Morphine nor Mineral.
OT NARCOTIC.
Rapeef rksortlliilrpza
A we& Serl -
,LlL
Aleir Jots •
•raise •
/(f�6,e:ea-
1f jerjr vgattlierltr!
Aperfect Remedy forConstipa-
lion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convulsions.Feverish-
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
TacSimile Signature of
stss
NEW YORK.
CASTOR
For Infanta and OWldr
The Kind You N
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
EXACT COPY Or WRAPPER.
U
For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTOR!
Taen OOarPANT, war Teee e.►
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF IiOitSF.
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Good Breeding Horses.
Mr. John Gill has been instructed THE COLONEL.
to sell by Public Auction at tho resi-
dence Monday, will leave ,Lis own stable
of the late John �1uir on Bryanston, first Monday do May,
\Villiatn Street, Exeter at 1 o'clock Bryanston,
proceed 1I. Armitage'lot 11
P. m. on (Saturday May 18111 1907, con. 8, Londonto for noon ;. thence
the following valuable property. to A. 'McWilliams' lot 7, con. 5, for
CHATTELS. night,
7 haircloth chairs; 1 platform Tuesday to F. Fitzgerald's lot 4.
con. 7, for noon; thence to his own
stable for night. •
Wednesday to Wm. Beattie's lot
12, con. 13 for noon; thence by way
of Birr to 1'. Ferguson's lot 17, con.
15, tor night.
Thursday to C. Walden's lot 11,
con. 16, for noon; thence to Geo.
Itathburn's lot 20, con. 12, Biddulph
rocker ; 3 fancy rockers ; 1 hair.
cloth lounge; 1 center table ; .1 small
parlor table; 2 bamboo easels; ,laoe
curtains and poles; jtlinds and fix-
ings; carpets; pair arch curtains;
pictures; 1 new Itaymond Sewing
Machine; 2 lounges; 1 secretary ; 1
sido-board; 4 dining chairs; salvor
cruet ; silver pickle dish: etase berry
bowl : silver butter dish; 1 dinner for night.
set, china ; chine fruit (bowl anFriday to E. D. Perrin'. lot el, B.
dishes; 1 dozen bread and butter 11.
Biddulph, for noon; themes to It.
elates; 1 china cheese dish : glasses; Easton's lot 2, eon. 15 for night.
porridge set, 3 pieces; 1 Jardiniere Saturday by way of con. 14 to his
stand; wool carpet : ,1 rug ; .books;
1 carpet sweeper ; 1 extension table
and cloth; .1 kitchen table ; ,13 kit.
chen chairs; 1 clock ; _ 1 cupboard; 1 . 11, KESTLE Prop.
6 lamps; 1 range ; •quantity dishes: Bryanston, P. 0., Ont.
quantity tins; rag carpet; tubs ; 1 •
wringer ; 1 washer ; 1 lawn mower ; LUL'FNESS
1 clothes rack ; 1 boiler ; quantity of No. (11,418), V.
dry wood ; .1 old stove; 1 chest ; 1 This celebrated Stalliool•nXXIVwill stand
whatnot: 4 bedroom sets; 1 knittinz for marcs as follows:—Monday. Apl.
machine. complete: quantity ;Peen 29th, John llorney's for noon; Ness
wood; 25 belle; .1 extension ladder; Armstrongs for night. Tuesday J -o
1 atop ladder and other articles. septi Hawkiva' for noon; b. ltout-
REAL ESTATE
ley's for night. On Wednesday J.
Kclland's Blanchard for noon; Oli-
ver llarris' for night. Thursday to
James Scott's Thames !toad, for noon
then '.Vest to his own stable till Fri -
noon. Friday 110011 Joseph Atkin-
son'm for night. Saturday to Wil-
liam 1(illslnal4'a for Moon; then to
his 01111 stable dor night where Lc
will remain till Monday morning.
1'1t1DE UV GLASSNICK.
Pride of Glassnick will stand for
snares as follows :—Tuesday, to Mich.
own stable where he will remain
until the following Monday morn-
ing.
There will offered on day of Rale
(if not sold previously) that fine
brick residence on William Street
to;ether with land attached and also
brick stable. Well eituatc(1 and
every oonvcnicnce.
Tenders will be received by the
trndersietied up to May 17th .IIW)7,
for the Exeter Woollen Mill prop-
erty, East of !Main Street, and the
residence. connected therewith.
Tenderer must accompany •his offer gel Fletcher'.. Usbor,ne for eight.
with marked cheque for 10 per cent. Wednesday, to his own stable ro-
of his bid nvhich will bo returned if ,uaining until Thursday morning.offer not accepted. If not sold by Thursday, to John illorney's, .Us•
tender property will be offered on borne for noon, and return to his
(toy of sale. !stable all day Jsrid.`
ay. 'hturday.
TERMS OF SALE. to John 'Mint's, South Thames *toad.
CL►tlt1s—(sh. noon; then to his ov
'stable where
Ileal Estate -10 per cent. of pure he will remail[ fulfil the following
chase money at time of sale. !tai-' Tuesday mrning.
once in thirty (lays, I GEO. MAIt'oL'IN JOHN WESTLAKE,
For farther particulars apply 10 a Prop. Manager.
1111;h Speck man, il:xecutor John ;
Muir Est. G1adr*i ii & Stanbury, f "Silt 1:Vf:L1 N" No. 10,918.
Solicitors. Sir Evelyn is a grand big, stylish
-- , horse of great weight and substance.
i Monday Farluhar for night. Tuos-
l.et me send you free, for Catarrh 'day Hugh )terry's lot 1 Aoou. 10 Us.
Pelt to prove its merit, a trial size ' borne for
toop • W
n Brtwk's Lot 3
box of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh remedy. con. 10 Illanshard for night. Wed -
It is a snow nubile creamy, healing i neeelty 1o1111 Iloopers Illansittrd for
antiseptic beim. Containing touch' noon; Thos. llollingsbt.ad for night.
beeline ingredients ns Oil Eucalip- Thursday John Ilrag,;'s Itlanshard,
Wm. 'I'hytnol, Menthol, etc., it gives for noon; EpbriIIi llewett'.s Ander-
instant and lasting relief to catarrh :Son for night. friday A. 1'.
Spar -
of the nose mtof throat. lt. • the foe
DODO • o
,t s 05111
his .table.
free lied ;all ser for yourself •what JOHN HANNA, ,JOHN O'IBRIEN
this p10p:oration can and will ac- Proprietor Manager.
complish. Address Dr. Shoop, Racine
Wis. Large jots 511c. Sold by W. 1.
Howey.
Spring Ailments
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
enlptions, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, fits of biliousness, indigestion
and headache, are some of them.
They are all radically and perma-
nently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine thoroughly
cleansee the blood and restores healthy
functional activity to the whole system.
It makes people well.
" I have used two bottles of hood's Sar-
saparilla this spring and have• got a great
deal of relief out of therm. I have been
troubled with biliousness, but [food's has
completely cured me." I). J. CAao00Rs,
342 Antoine Street, Montreal, gine. Get
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold everywhere. 100 doses one dollar.
MARRIED
\VILLiS—\Vi1.L18 — In Exeter, en
Tueeeley, April 30th toy the tltev.
A. II. Going. Mr. !Ed \\'illi. to
'Miss Lizzie Willi..
BORN
MCNiCOL—ill Farquhar, April 30th
the %lite of David McNicul, of :t
Ano•
Ili-:DI)1':N—In Crediton, on April 21
to M r. .111(1 Mrs. Geo. Iledrlerl, n
Aon•
['het the people of (hiterio rely
1111e a1t
1 i1,I jIIr^+ r ., ntr-
sid014.erathhlt' 11rper tion' pt of theirfoflourris
o• (ley a fart that firm wool(' care
to deny. It is egn:llly 1 rue (het the
loss of the hotel. 114:11 ket has been
the cause of the Iliversinn of money
from Ontario anti 1)nl:etin industries
to lento up the Fuelling West.
There :tie toeley in Ont,lio throes -
axle of farmers who trots Iese
wheal 1h.it fou111 1Is. :eel then
gr unable bee else th • lite, of Feta
:Intl shot 1+ hal telvence rl fi not *12
or `Ia a tor. •(0 (he ,eltncnt phenont-
enel Blotto of twenty or Aeenty-
lwn. In spite of Ihe apparently sub -
Notice to Creditors.
In the tuattcu of the estate of
John Muir, of the Village of
Exeter. in the County of Huron,
•gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
ft. S. 0., 1897, chapter 129. that all
creditors and others havin; claims
against the estate of the said
John Muir, who died on or about
the 17th day of April. .1907, are
required on or before the 26th
day of May, 1907, to send by
post prepaid or deliver to
Messrs. Gladman & Stanbury,
of the Village of Exetci, 80-
licitors for the Executor, of the
said deceased, their christian and sur-
names, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts atid
the nature of the securities, is any
held by theta. And further take
notice that after such last tnentioaed
date tho said executor will proceed
to distribute the assets of the de•
ceased amort; the parties entitled
thereto having ,o;ard only to Lite
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and 'that tho said executor
will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of whoso claim notion
shall not have been received by them
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANBU1tY
Solicitors for slid Executor
Dated at Exeter this 1st
day of 'May, 1907.
Auction Sale ,
The regular monthly auction will be
hold at the
METROPOLITAN HOTEL EXETER
—on—
FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, 1007.
%% hen the following will be offered
sale:
Horses -1 general purpose brood
mare with foal to Lord Howatson; 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—Two brood Sows. •
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 (land
with orchard, a two storey brick
house. all newly finished in tho lat•
est style. good even, good furnace
concealed wiring, etc. This is a
choice property and must be sold as
the proprietor is going West.
Farm for sate consisting of lot
Township of !lay. consisting of 100
acres all seeded down, well adapted
for grazing Purposes.
Terms and particulars made known
on day of sale.
THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer.
stantial showing made toy our prov-
ince its the production of ;this our
most valuable of grains, when view-
ed comparatively the output is lim-
ited and so 'far from satisfactory
that millers can only run from eight
to ten hours n day. Notwithstand-
ing the free advertising of tho Wes-
tern wheat lands, ,western flour
could never have gained the foot-
hold it has in the •Ontario market if
it had not been systematically ad-
vertised and was a "strong" flour
rich iu gluten. Thus it has won
considerable favor. evhich has caused
n decline in wheat growing from
Glengarry to Essex, and the loss of
millions of money to to Ontario
during the last fifteen years, all
owing to a misconception on the
part of the consumer.
That the Ontario imheat can be
blended before griudine nvith just
enough of its 'western rival to bring
it up to the proper percentagu of
gluten. w'hilc retaining the superior
flavor and oolor of the Ontario grain
is a fact which has a direct bear,-
ing on the increase of the market
for Ontario wheat. In floe Maritime
Provinces the Ontario blended floor
won popular favor, and the time 13
rapidly approaching when Ontario
Moyle will give the preference to
their hone -milled wheat combined
with that of tbo West.
An enlarged market for Ontario
wltcfttt created by the demand for
blended flours, means increase:icarn-
ing powers for Ontario farms, and
implies a weloome decrease in the
Prices now paid by stockmen for
feed. The use of the blended flour
is, in fact, a matter of economic int•
eortauce to everyone interested in
the financial progress of old Ontario.
FARM FO It SALE.
Fine 150 acre farm on Thautes
(toad, t'sborno Township. On 100
acres large two 'story frame 'rouse,
two bank barns anal drive shed ; bush
and orchard; well drained and fenc-
ed; only two lend one-half miles from
Exeter, and convenient to school
and churches: soil. :lay loam with
running stream at the rear of farm.
On the fifty deres is 41 frame barn.
it is also well drained moil fenced.
Farm divided and Hell ina
atoneat
e
parcels if desired. For till particu-
lars np;tly 111 once to GLADMAN &
STANIIURV ltarrieters Exeter Ont.
BARGAINS IN
ORGANS
\Vt• 'teed the roots and you need
the Organs.
1 !tell °igen, rosewood case,
regular price *1)3, sale price $75
1 "'ate ',Igo Organ, Walnut
case, regul.tr price $t), sale
price 11175.
1 Doherty Organ. walnut case
suitable for a church (been
used for s short time) regular
price 1100. sale price $50.
O:11er Organs from $5 up.
The Molsons Bank
Established 1836.
HEAD OFFICE
MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •••• 53.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• ••• 53,000.000.00
Assets Over $3300o,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
•••••••••••••••• ***ISM*** i••••••/,NNerneeoeeo 's
Fa6ts That Point
to Figures
That a complete practical business
education pays is an accepted fact.
That
The Western Business
Ond Silo(!hand CO!!ege
110 Dundee 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.
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President.
I WANT
A JOB
I am not very tall in inches and
weigh very little, but though I'm
small, I'll work and serve you well.
Beat of references.—C. H. Ward
& Co.
•
Have a neat appearance, a quiet
disposition, make no noise when
I'm about, seen and not heard, as
a well -made watch should be,
"punctual".
Need but a little room in your
pocket, fitted in any case you de-
sire. Wieb you'd give me the
chance—just to let me show you.
I am a Webb C. Ball Watch.
Sold by
C. N. WARD & CO.
374 Richmond St.
LONDON, — CANADA.
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.
DRNTAL -----
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Btanbury'.•
Main street—EXWrElt,
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.
D. D: S. Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
ClirsiCs:—Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
MEDICAL - ~
IT W. BROWNINt4, M. D., M. 0
e P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un
v.rrlty. offioe and reetdenenoe. Dominion
Laboratory. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
. ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
elaae and Burgeons. Snooessor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office Main street. Residence, east
on Ilea street north of Poet Office, Ex eter '
Ontario.
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DR8. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 304
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1528, Long distance connection.
dpeoial attention given diseases of women and
��aperggeerryy. Oxford or C. P. It. /Street Oars to
Oelborae street take you almost to the door.
No other city office. Spec/al Hospital and
other arraogemente for patients from a
distance.
J LEWIS THOMAS
e Civil Engineer & Architect
(Late Department of Public Works, Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Waterworks
System 'Wharves, Bridges and Ite-enforced Concrete,
Phone 222a London Ontario
HONEY TO LOAN
Wehaveunlimited private funds for Invest,-
aloelppnnoflnteereiL or v(l)rtgegleperbyatlowea
DICHBON 3c CARLING
Exeter
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. DIP
LOM A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND.
Organist of Trisitt Memorial Church, Exeter,.
Piano, Organ, harmony and Theory of Music,
Terms oa Application, Exeter, Ontario,
AUCTIONEER
11. S. Phillips, Licensed Auctioneer tor the County
it
won. Charges moderate, All communications.
r need to B. 8. Phillips, lien sail, or orders left a
et Office 8111 receive prompt attention.
DICKSON dz CARLING,
llarrieiers soltelto.li Notaries Ooovel_a.Oerw
Bke s.
one, Belchess for the Mohnen
Mosey toLeaa ate lowest rates of %Weft
OPFICBt—MAIN BTHEET. LIEN 's'It.
a. flanges o. a. t. n. ottastsolp
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount aft private toads tet
sal farm and village properties a1 lowrate
GLADMAN & BTANBURY
Barristers Botloitors, M tin 8t. Rueter
S HARDY, AUCTION EER. for
• the County of Huron. Al
orders promptly attended to if left at
the Times office or his store.
FRANK BALLANTYNE
LIcensed auctioneer for Counties
of Huron and Perth.
Sal attention
stook Town ands village n to farm;
perty sold by auction on moderate
commissions.
Orders may be left at the Timet:
mJd61(S011
office or at reesdenee, Elimvslle..
Chas=es moderate,
son
I
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
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:'sTRATFORD..
Wag established twenty years
ago and by its thorough work
and honorable dealings with ate
patrons
has become one of the
largest and most widely known
Commends' Colleges in the
province. The demand upon us
for commercial teachers and
office aa.islants greatly exceeds
the supply. We assist graduates
to positions. Students are enter.
ing each week. Catalogue free.
ELLIOT & MCLACHLAN,
Principals.
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FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTICS.
I have been appointed by the Dom-
inion Government to pleee lmmie
grants from the United Kingdom in
positions as farm labourers and dam-
eslic servants in this vicinity. Any
person' requiring such help should
notify me by letter Matin; fully the
kind of help required. when wanted
and wages offered. The numbers
3rrivin� mt.) not be ,ufficient to
supply all Jeep/esti but every effort
Intending purchasers will do well to
will be made to provide e►;h appli-
see three bargains At once. sant with the help required.
DONALD MaINNIB
Canadian Government i.mploy men t
Agent, Exeter, Ont.
S. MARTIN & SON
Peas
Pay •
Field peas brought 77
cents a bushel last year.
The average price was
75 cents. There's good
money in peas eve n
at 65e. And you have
the vines left for fodder
or to plow under — bet-
ter than stable manure
or commercial fertil-
iser. It paid to grow
peas last year. This
year it will pay as well,
— demand keen, pea
bugs vanished, — plant
peas for profit. Get
them in EARLY.
Plant
Plenty
Now ,A
Btrri8CR1IHF FOR THF TIMES.
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