Exeter Times, 1907-05-09, Page 4THE EXEy1 ER T1MES, MAY 9th 1907.
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The Newest, Best and
Largest Assortment of Per-
fumes and Toilet Waters in
town.
If you want
something good
we can please you.
BROWNING'S
Drug Store
'The Exeter Times
1'111: NEWSPAPER 1'OSTAG E
This new postal convention be-
tween Canada and the United States
so far as it relates -to newspaper
postage, is like ai bolt from the blue
nothing short of a calamity to many
publishers. Doubtless things will be
heard when newspaperdotu wakes
up to .tlie tatrocity of ;the regulation.
The consent of else Canadian Post-
_ utfice Department to isuch jug -ban
allctl and disastrous arrangement
will be /generally •regarded an act of
Departmental assininity, and could
nut have occurred under the regime
of Sir William ialulock, who was the
most alert and efficient man +that
ever held the portfolio. As al-
ready said, however. the rank in-
justice is azgrat•ated ley the sec-
recy or neeleCt of the Department)
tp i'ssue warning. It was only by
the merest accident That the Nimes
acquired information regarding the
details. The effects of this fool re-
• gelation may be ,briefly euinmariz•
tet thus: Publishers twill supply their
United Stales patrons until the end
- of the year at an aggregate loss of
Inultlieds of thousands of dollars.
TI1E PROBLEM OF :DIE NORTH
There are certain lumber limits in
+North Ontario which have been held
for many years by one Aman or com-
l. as From some of these two crops
or sore of ltimber have been taken,
an While ill !Mortices of these lim-
its the land 'has been 'entirely cleared
and iy�, occupied !,y prosperous farm-
ers. it
limit tis a whole is still en-
der lease. and. at seems, is sti11 like-
ly to be. l'erlaps Itrn years ,front
now the forest t:ection will yield
• yrs-ltt another crop of marketable
logs. rand the licensee waits calmly
ly for th.tt :time, objecting to a:'y
"love by the Provincial authorities
to recognize the districts as an
agricultural country, to .terminate
the timber leases and to Brant the
fa rulers the deeds of the land they
occupy. Th:tt this situation is and
must be obnoxious Ito the settlers is
' 1,lain. Moreover, it cannot be whol-
ly (grateful to •the lumber man. Each
thinks the other 'an intrud'•1•, .rand so
far there has been no competent un1.-
Biro to settle rile unending dispute.
Again. in rear of the Northern On.
tario towns which Corner on t he
Great Lakes there is a vast district
$which, although still in forest, has
plenty of fertile Arable land. Some
settlers vwlle have 'secured locations
L1 this di'trict have done exceeding-
ly well. (loots front Algona so -
CU r111
, --Cared fie I.er.11 fit :t (prizes at the
Chicago World's Fair. Vet the
,whole o[ the :,able laud is nut
available for :,,lricultute .awing to
the claim', o[ Alm luuibl'rtnrn. 'fho
(term -dwellers ray it is unfair .that
they should be forced to bring for
hundreds of united by i ail it he pi 0.-
41110V! need^11 to st1ppm' 1 ll,s• 1lopuht-
!inn vviten 1het 0 is :i gtcaI, virgin
hinterland fertile e•uuegll to arrow
all that the steeple tclluire. l'Itcy
advocate the expulsion of the luui-
Seance [rola this contributory ter-
ritory 111141 I he (yelling o[ .1 be lard
for agricultural ptlrprnPS. ()ii the
contra ie. t be liente:rmen point to
OW aplesidul' of !1111' rOl •et4, •ted
protest against •111oit' 'lest 1 uclieti
when already thele ,is a Reiter lain,
enc, And tt'hel' itricea mount higher
every year. 1'he Ontah rio ov- r II -
Meld. vw Lich has he( d 1 his i'1 ,bleat
101 .041141 111111'. (11a4 Hol 10111141 .1
"solution, attd, in view of its popular
met 1 epresental ire C011-1 i' 1111011. it
is exceedin"Iy doubt fill it it c. '1111
find 8 s.iIe*het ury r'ii'. An ample,
is n('ded.
Fur thee. i rosette. and of lei s
which are Patent to (v013011e, we 1,,.
bete the time has come for the one -
Vide Trust
Doctors
If you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de-
bility, nervousness, exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
Vales, there t, dally action of the bowels,
pm,nnons pn,.nut• are absorbedramie, head
mese, b.11•.usnea. nausea. dyap•psia, and thus
pre.e'ing tM sru arllla from dole` Its best
work Avers rills are neer pills. Let gently,
all velistable.
A Nada by S. 0. Co., Lowell. Mass.
Also saasuMt•r•rs er
P UAIR V1oO11.
MW! COM
CIERRY PfCTORAL.
sjers
We Mee so seer", r we revise
0111 &melee et 511 ear .•glass
'enlarnt to appoint an umpire in Ilse
forte of a Royal L uuuission. it
should be colrlposwd tot men 'whose
very names twill bring tlx: assurance
of justice, common sellae and abil-
ity. Such a cuWWission should /have
representatives troth of Itho lumbers
men and of the Northern settlers.
but the balance of power should be
held by unprejudiced anal from Old
Ontario wheee motives alone could
impute. We believe that one of dho
most important questions before tho
Ontario Cabinet is elle •eowernment
of the North. Its distances are vast,
its resources unsung, its possibil-
, ities alike in coining, lumbering end
agriculture immense. It is time
some action tvus 'taken. 'I'h: Govern-
ment nccd3 knowledge. mud the only
way to tiet that knowledge is Ito
appoint .such a Co/nllllbaloll us we
?live suggested.-Toroulo News.
W1NC11Et.S1:.1
Messrs. Thou. and George Coward
were in London last Friday on buaj-
11055.
WANTED. --and at oleo a good
blacksmith. 'rhino 1s an excellent
opening here for a geed • man.
Building :eel evcrythine complete.
A liberal patronage is promised for
the right party. Confer with any
one in Winchelsea dor particulars.
Les Robinson had nu exciting time
the other day !while exorcising his
colt. The animal became frighten-
ed at a dog and started ito .'run
away. Les turned it off the rood
into a field, the result being the
smashing of the cart. the colt get-
ting a few scratches and Les an arm
sprained.
Mr. Geo. Coward brought a load of
wird from Lucau last Saturday for
Coward & Clark.
Mr. ltobt. hell. of Lumley, spent
Sunday with his sister 'Mrs. (Thomas
Coward.
Mr. 11. ,Delbridee and daughter, of
Exeter, visited with Fred Del -
bridge on Sunday.
There was a somal .gathering at
y'dr. Thos. Bell's lust Friday evening
which was attended by a number
of young and older people. A very
eleasa►tt evening was spent.
Mrs. Robinson mother of Mr.
Robert Robinson although in her 80
year has just completed a quilt COn-
tailtine four thousand four hundree
and sixteen pieces all done evi[hin a
few weeks end buy her own hands.
Mr. W. G. (Mead is ,having the in-
side of his creamery painted and re-
incelelletl this week.
Mr. John Bell and sister Miss
Ethel. o[ 1lnrondale, visited at the
home of T. Coward's, on Sunday.
Quite a number from there attend-
ed the social given by the Epworth
League at EIiinville on Monday even-
ing. All report a good time Sev-
eral attended the Iiirkton Choral
Society at home at Kirk ton on Turs-
da)' evening and lei excellent Limo
reported.
:Messrs. Wilson Hawkins and Nel-
pen Coultice visited ul Dlr. -Geo. Hey -
wood's 011 \1'ednrslLsy e'vcnine of
last week.
DI. C. Jennison. Teacher.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEAIt9
Ax ULD AND WALL -TRIAD Rrclikut.-Mie
Winslow'sSoothing Syrup has been mad for
over sixty eels by mtLlosa of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfecteuose•e
It monies the child, softens the gums,
pain, cures wlod collo. and la the beet remedy
for Diarrhoea. It Is pleasant to the taste. Bold
by druggists In every part of the world. 26
conte a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs Wtaslow'e Soothing
Syropand ask for no other kind.
Guaranteed midst!' the Food and
Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906. Serial
Number 1098.
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\VOOD11A 11
i\Ir. and 31rs. W.J. Wilson were
the quests of Marry Raid, on Sun-
day last.
We are pleascil ito learn that Mr.
Miran Copeland is recovering from
his recent severe illness.
yli-i Nellie Nixon .peat last
i'riday in the willa�r.
alias Mabel Rodd is visiting .her
sjsler, ,airs. W.3. \Nilson, of Hensel!
311. and Mrs. 'Reshot) and daughter
have moved le t3ebt•in.ivlle.
It hos here Hotted that Samuel
Carr has bricked nit of taking the
tamperance /laws!, but 'it is rumor, -
cd that \\'ill Sinclair will take it.
11 r. \Gilliam Mason Ppettt Sunday
in ~Lipka.
Mr. John Sheller and Wellington
1111t,•n spent S1111(tay 41il11 'Mrs.
11914cliffe.
Mr. Easton SuidIyed in lirycwn-
stnn.
til May 19th 1 he Woodham Sunda)
School w ill hold anniversary Nei -
vit. 4, 11 hell Rev. 'M r. Ito, ere, ('res •
idrnl of the London calfetence will
err ich :it 1(1.10 .in Iles morning, 3
in the alter noon ;11141 7 at nirjht.
Music n1Oriin; :11141 night by the
choir and in the afternoon by the
rbi141re11.
1)1 /'rid 1) • MAY L'Ith, a picnic will
be held in Mr. 11. I;eaver•s arose.
:11.41 .1 gor41 tithe i.•s expected.
CY 1lel Ji'bNIL 2 .
/Sears the Ile Kind You Hui Alin ISO
Signature
et
A 'luiet sseddine took Mace Ott 1110
twenty -font tb instant, when J1iss
Lizzie \Wa+nidge, of the eleventh con.
of eicGiliiwray was united in lioly
bonds of 111311 intony t 0 air John
Flynn, of the founts con. fit the
Met bestial patames ty, Cent et The
Rev. Dir, Andrews officiated. The
blidc was becoulinely attired 'in u
down of white lustre with :1 rims
lien;' of 1Iluver dao'. Site also swore
n pictu,e white hat. The ',ride was
assistrd by alias Mary Ellen Flynn
mister of the ,,T room. She also
:,h it ed in a ,cairn of while llr•st11'
1s 1,.1 • 1 h • t 1 cum was assisted by M r.
1(11 Waosidze, blether of lila b•id•.
'The couple drove to the home of the
I hrid •'s tether, ale .14n'lth W;1411'.(1
a' ,
114..111 h ecoure!.inn, where It iun11w1
iof friends anal relations wore settle
cod. The 3 01111 ( t•cople tripped tie'
t light fantastic until the wee sura
hours et the remottling. The bridle
i received ninny I.eantiful na .well as
useful present.. Mr. and Mrs.
Flynn will reside ?sear Gland •hose.
The chsric.lreerm a1 rived upon the
scene but ' -.; r tot cc was too 'sea'..
\\'C hope N It'+ anti Spier'e nm! lliI'
11011 and 001113 (e will be stronger
ur�t aim,
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre or
and has been Meade under his per-
�' -W.4 sonal supervision since its infancy.
. _ Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorfa is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare-
goric, .Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fet•erlshness. 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 bleep.
The Children's l'auaceu-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC Osar*LM •Oat►aaY, TT ss • SEW TOOK em.
INISIWWWIRMEIWWWWV
Executor's Sale
-of-
House and Household Effects
Mr. John Gill alas been instructed
to sell by Public Auction at the resi-
dence of the late John'Muir on
William Street, Exeter at 1 o'clock
p. m. on Saturday May 18th 1907,
the following valuable property.
'CHATTELS.
7 haircloth chairs; 1 platform
rocker ; 43 fancy rockers; 1 hair.
cloth lounge; .1 center 'table: Ismail
parlor table; 2 bamboo easels: lace
curtains and poles; blinds and fix-
ings; carpets; pair arch curtains;
pictures; 1 new Itaymond (Sewing
Machine; 2 lounges; 1 secretary ; 1
sido-board : 4 dining chairs ; silver
cruet ; silver pickle dish; ,gloss berry
bowl: silver butter dish: 1 dinner
set, china ; chine fruit tbowl and
dishes; 1 dozen bread and butter
elates; 1 china cheese dish: glasses;
porridge set, 3 pieces; 1 Jardiniere
stand; wool carpet :.l rug: books;
1 carpet sweeper; 1 extension table
and cloth; .1 kitchen table : ,13 kit-
chen chairs; 1 clock ; 1 clipboard:
6 lamps; 1 range: 'quantity dishes:
quantity tins ; rag carpet ; tubs; 1
wringer ; 1 washer : I lawn mower ;
1 clothes rack ;.1 boiler ; quantity of
dry wood; 1 old stove; 1 chest ; 1
whatnot ; 4 bedroom sets: 1 knittinr
machine, complete: quantity :erect'
wood ; 26 hens; 1 extension ladder:
1 step ladder and other articles.
REAL ESTATE
'/'here will offered on day of sale
(if not sold previously) that tine
brick residence on William Street
together with land attached and also
brick stable. Well situated and
every convenience.
Tenders will be received by .the
inldersi;ned up to May 17th 11807,
for the Exeter Woollen Mill prop-
erty, East of (Main Street, rind the
residence, connected therewith.
Tenderer must ncoompany his offer
with marked cheque for 10 per cent.
of his bid rthich will be returned if
offer not accepted. If not sold by
tender property will be offered on
dry of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Chat leis -Cash.
Real Estate -10 per cent. of pur-
chase Money at time of sale. ial-
encti in thirty days.
For further particulars apply to
ilu;h Spackman. 'Executor John
Muir Est. Gladman i& Stanbury,
Solicitors.
Let me scud you free, for Catarrh
just to prove its merit, a trial size
box of 1)r. Shoop';, Catarrh remedy.
It is ❑ 'mow 'white creamy, healing
antiseptic balm. Containing such
beeline jnrrrdients as Oil Eucalip-
tus, Thymol, Menthol, etc., it .hives
instant and lasting tenet to catarrh
of the nose (all throat. 3lakr the
free test and eve for yourself .what
this prepalatinn can and will .10-
0otriplish. Address 1)r. Shoop. Racine
Wjs. Large jars 50c. Sold by 3'.'. 11.
flow ey.
11 Run Down
In the spring -that is the condition of
thousands whose systems have not
thrown off the Impurities accumulated
during the winter - blood humors that
are now causing pimples, boils and
other eruptions, loss of appetite, bilious
turns, indigestion, and other stomach
troubles, dull headaches and weak,
tired, languid feelings.
Hood's Sarsaparilla removes all these
humors, cures all these troubles; reno-
vates, strengthens and tones the whole
system. This is the testimony of thou-
sands annually.
Accept no substitute for
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Insist on having hood's. Oet it today.
Sold everywhere. 100 done one dollar. I
Good Breeding Horses.
"S111 EVELYN" No. 10,918.
Sir Evelyn is a grand big, "stylish
horse of great weight and substance.
Monday Farquhar for night. Tues-
day /[ugh )Terry's lot 4 loon. 10 Us -
borne for noon; Wm. Brook's Lot '3
con. 10 13larishard for night. Wed-
nesday Join Hoovers I3lanshard for
noon ; Tilos. llollingsheod for night.
Thursday John Bragg's Illanshard,
for noon; Ephrim Hewett's Ander-
son for night. Friday A. P. epar-
ling's for noon ; to his own atable.
JOHN ([ANNA. JOHN O'BRIEN
Proprietor Manager.
NON I'AIROLE. No. 134617.
Bay Stallion, Trotter, record 2,
2.29 1-4, Monday morning leave his
stable Dashwood for the Dominion
House, Zurich, for noon: Blake for
night. 'Tuesday ltobt. Taylor's San-
ble line, for •noon ; Grand Bend for
night. \\'edtle.=dty Itobt. McCljnkey's
for noon; Corbett for night. Thurs-
day 'tiler's Ifotel, Mount Carmel for
noon: to //ill's. illotel Crediton for
night. Friday to for noon:
thence to his own stable until the
following Monday morning.
WILLIS & GUENTIHEIt, Proprietors.
GEO. IMURNE1t, Manager.
COLLEGE CI[U51
Is a beautiful brown 'shire horse
with white markings.
Tuesday, /'hos. Atney's, ilill's hotel
Wednesday, Deitrick's hotel Mount
Carmel for night.
Thursday. John iBreen's, Musser's
hotel, Corbet I.
Friday. Jos. hickey's, J. I111111on'4.
Saturday to his own stable.
WILLIS & GI'EN'TI[ERR, Proprietors.
W31. WILLIS, M wager.
ALBION i11
Foalyd, 1R19, is a beautiful bright
bay.
Albion 111 will vtau(1 at .his own
stable, Dashwood. 'ale has stood in
Dasliwoal for five years and has
proved himself to Air a sure foal
getter, many of glia coils being sold
for $300.
WILLIS & GUENTi[ER, Proprietors.
CHAS. GUEN'1'IHER. 'Manager.
one of his fancy drivers.
e►
prove
r ,' c rev
Let m. n1. you free, to
t 11 )t 1 1
i uterjt, s:ut'ples of my i)r. 811oop's
ltestorative, attll my (look on either
Dyspepsia the heart or the kidneys•
Addrer4s tar. 1)r. Shoop, Racine Wis.
'I'rouhlea of the Slam:od , Heart and
Kidneys aro ineiel3 symptotus of 11
(1..ecpor ;tittle-Alt.Don'tstake the
1.i 0011101011 .•.tor of treating symloms
onl)'. `1)mplolu treatment is treat-
ing the result of your ailment, and
not the cause, Weak stomach nerves
-the inside nerves -means stomach
weakness, always. And ibe heart,
and kidneys as well, have. their Orn•
trolling ter inside nerves, and you
inevitably have weal; vital organs,
Here is whet.' 1)r. S110011'4 1t4•st0ra•
tine hats triad• its (lune. No of Isar
remedy ever claim+ t0 lre111 the "in-
side In'rvem." Alsts for bloating, bil-
iousness, bad breath fir C0ntpl1'xion,
nvr• tihoos's It ••st rnlrvr, Write
for by i1,' Monte now I)r. Shreve;
Hest•rralive .elft by W. S. 11owey.
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5- S. No. 1. f'tiflnnNI';.
followitie i- t compel a evert of
the staiding of Ihr• pupils of N. N.
No. 1, l'sboi lif.. for tI•0 in,ii( h of
April. Names are in older of merit.
\'.-Itnv Illatchfot I, 1•:rin 1 white.
Sr. IV, -Carrie Oke, Cirri. Moir,
Victoria Rowcliffe, Nelij.' I1'mcliff'•
Ethel Ilea Atehia Itrrwcliff•'. .Ir.
1\•. -Jennie Strang, Laura Harvey,
Gordon Ul:c• Cecil /)own, Geort"
fill 1ehfoid. Sr. M. -John Si retie,
.lames i)nuzall. Alvin Moir. .1r. ((I.
1:111 (Pell. Row While. Lill Moir.
St. 11.-\ViIfv, d Dour III, \Villi-
`tram, Hazel Down, Oliver llnvw-
rliffo. (:.ori.• aloin, Elora IIary-y.
1r. 11. -Cecil Ilarr1'. (Hedr-i Moir.
Sr. Pt. 1. -Frank .1,rrntt, El:in
(tow/liffe. Harold Moir, Vr'r., hell.
.1. AI.VIN d1RiNTNEi.L, Teacher
Notice to - Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of
John Muir. of the Village of
Exeter. in the County of Huron,
(entleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby ewes pursuant to
It, S. 0., 1897, chapter (29, that all
creditors and others Lavin; 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. Gladinen & Stanbury,
of the Village of Exotea. So-
licitors for the Executors of the
said dateteed, their christian and sur-
names. addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the eocurities, is any
held by there. And ferthcr take
notice that after such last mentioned
date the said executor will proceed
to distribute the assets of the de-
ceased anion; the parties entitled
thereto Ravine re;ard only to lite
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and that the said executor
will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of whose claim notice
shall not have Leen received by them
at the tirno of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANBU11Y
Solicitors for said Executor
Dated at Exeter this 1st
day of May, .1907.
Farm for Sale
Fine 150 acre farm on ,Thames
Road, Usborne township. On 100
acres large two story frame house,
two bank barns aria drive shed; bush
and orchard; well drained and fenc-
ed : only two Sind ono -half Hailes from
Exeter, and convenient to school
And churches; soil, clay loam with
running stream at the rear of farm.
On the fifty hcres is a frame barn.
It is also well drained and fenced.
Farm divided and Hold in separate
tierce's if desired. For nil particu-
lars apply eft once to ,GLADMAN &
STANBURY Barristers Exeter Ont.
iBORN
MARCHAND-In Exeter. on Friday,
May 3rd, the !wife of A. Marchand
of a daughter.
DIED
QUANCE.-in Exeter, on Sunday,
May 5th, 1907, Jennie Quancce
daughter of Mrs. i9. E. Quance,
aced 22 yearn 1 Month and 21
days.
READY - In St. 'Marys. on April
25th., the infant daughter of •Mr.
'and 'Mrs. John steady. �a;cd 10
days.
IIAY COUNCIL
(Tay council met lin the )Town hall
Zurich on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. All members present,
but Mr. Kalbfleisch. Minutes of
previous meeting were mead and
adopted. John Schuetticr was
awarded the contract of building a
cement culvert on itllo Sauble 'Line,
at E. Dodmnn's, in place of the old
Olio which was (washed away by 'the
$prim$ floods. A number of accounts
were phased and other routine busi-
ness attended to.
Tae Osborne and flbbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Incur
ansa Gompanl
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres. W. II. PASS3fORE, Farquhar.
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. RUSSELL,
RUBSELLDALE. 1'. 0,
DIRECTORS.
W M, Rol, BORNHOLM P. 0
WM. BROCK WINCIIELBEA P. 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0,
ROBERT NORRIS, SL''tifa.
AGENTS.
JOHN EMERY, Exeter, agent for
Ueborne and Iliddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent
for ib
o Hibbert. Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Seoy.Treae. Farquhar.
(MADMAN & BTANBURY. Solicitors
The Bell Telephone
Company of Canada
is about to issue a new
Telephone Directory
For the District of Western Ontario
including tbe
Village of Exeter
Orders for new connections, changes
of firm names, changes of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should
be handed in to the local Manager AT
ONCE.
A. MARCHAND,
Local Manager.
BARGAINS IN
ORGANS
We need the room and you need
the Orgitos.
1 Bell Organ, rosewood case,
regular price $145, sale price $75
1 Uxbridge Organ, Walnut
case, rPjrul:sr price SIX(, sale
price fro.
1 Doherty Organ. walnut case
suitable fur a church ((seen
used for a short tinge) regular
price $1lll. sale price $A1).
Other Orians from $3 U.
intending purchasers will do well to
see these bargains at once.
S. MARTIN it SON
$33
Cleueral Banking Business Transected.
The Molsons Bank
Established 1836.
BEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • $3.000.000.00 I
RESERVE FUND •• •••• ••• •••• 63.000'000.00
Assets Over 000.000.00
I Savings Bank Department
• $1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR
Times a Year.
Dickson & Carling, $ollcitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
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Fans That Point
to Floures
That a complete practical business
education pays le an accepted fact.
That
The Western BusIness
NO Shorthood College
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.
1
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.
Best of reference s. -C. II. Ward
& Co. -
Have a neat appearance, a quiet
disposition, make no noise when
I'm about, seen and not heard, as
a well -made wateh should he,
"punctual".
Need butes little room in your
pocket, fitted in any, case you de-
sire. Wish you'd ,glue me the
chance -just to let me show you.
I am a Webb C. Ball Watch.
Sold by
C. H. WARD & Co.
374 Richmond St.
LONDON, - CANADA.
Highest Price Cash
FOR
till kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
Steel stone boats, uoule-
varding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. Ja6lsoo & Son
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
1
/ter
•
I :IATFOAD. ONT.�
Was established twenty years
ago and by its thorough work
and honorable dealings with eta
patrons has bee
p otne one of the
wit
largest and most widely 1 y known
Comrneroial Colleges in the
province. The demand upon us
for commercial teachers and
office assietants greatly excede
the supply. We assist graduates
to positions. Studerts are
enter-
ing each week. Catalogue free.
ELLIOT & MCLACHLAN,
Principals.
FARM LABOURERS AND DOM-
ESTICS.
I have been appointed by the Dom-
inion Government to plaxs immir
;rants from the united Kingdom in
position as farm labourers and dem-
entia servants in this vicinity. Any
permon requiring much help -should
'notify me by letter statin; fully the
kind of iaelp required, when wantei
and wages offered. The numbers
.lrrivina .may not bo sufficient to
supply all r.'qucet 4 but every effort
will be made to provide caste applia
cant with the help required.
DONALi) Ma1NN16
Canadian Government Employment
Ag'e'nt, ' Ellpber, Oat.
DSNTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S•, D.
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury's-
Main street-Er:t rstt.
DR. G. F. ROULI3TON, L. D. S.
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of -
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OrPICE:-Over Dickson & Carling's-
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former -
dental parlors.
MIDIOAL
(t1'•
W. BROWNING. M. D., M.
P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un
varsity. office and r•eidenence. Dominion.
Laboratory. Kiefer.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
eiaas and Burgeons. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office, Main street. Residence, east
oonBrat street north of Post Office, Ex eter
Ontaio
DRS. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 394
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1528. Long distance connection.
Special attention given diseases of women and -
so ery. Oxford or C. P. R. Street Care to -
Colborne street take jou almost to the door.
No other city office. Special Roepital and
other arrangements for patients from a.
distance.
1 LEWIS THOMAS
• • Civil Engineer & Architect
(late Department of Public Works, Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Waterworks
Sreten, Wharves, Bridges and lie -enforced Concrete,
Phone 2220 London Ontario!
ONEY
� TO LOAN
We have unlimited private tends tor Iaveek-
en o f interest. or village trepan, a0 Lewesee
st •
of en DICKSON & CARLING
llizeber
WILLIAM BROWN, Prior. DIP
LOM A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND.
Organist of Triritt Memorial Church, Exeter..
Piano, Organ, Mannon, and Theory of Music.
Ten's on Application. Exeter, Ontario. '
AUCTIONEER
A, 8. Phillips, Licensed Auctioneer for the County
Huron. Charges moderate. All communication..
reseed to R. 8. Phillips, Hensel!, or oniers left a
es Office will receive prompt attention.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Solicitors, Notaries Cloave aaesre
Qomra . Solicitors for the Kolaoaa
Sank. Aka
Kelm toLoaa at lowest rates of iabes+so4
01111011 -WAIN wraEBT, KXKT=
eu oaae. ie D. A. f. *. DICIMMIP
(`'CONEY TO LOAN.
We hares large anodal of private fends MP*
sea and village properties ab lowrste
t.
OLADMAN & STANBURT
Barristers Solicitors. M sin St. Kzeter
aHARDY, AUCTIONEER. for
a 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 Pertb.
Special attention given to farms
stock sales. Town and village pro+
perty sold by auction on moderate*
commissions.
Orders may be left at tbe Time*
office or at resident*. Bllmville.
Charges moderate.
rTuis1 Year
PLANT
IPEASI
Field Peas have mold hightnr several
years, -75 and 77 centa bushel last
year. This year's export demand will
be keen,- -profit there for shrewd
farmers.
P PP
Two profits in a pea- irrp,-the peas
and the vines, -rich row -fodder,
valuable green manure, high in nitro.
gen. Now that the pec bun has quit
business in Canada, lase PAY and
Pay 11I0.
P PP
Easy crop tohandle,- quick -growing
-does well even nn 'tire//Innd,-ant;
UREMARK ETatprofitable prices
for all you can raise. Plant _peso
early,- April and early May is besR
sow
some
soon.
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8f'ikSCIIIIIE FOR THE TiMFM.