Exeter Times, 1907-06-06, Page 4Rubber
Goods
The beet and largest as-
sortment of Rubber Goods
in the town.
Hot -Water Bottles,
Ice Bags,
Comb Syringes,
Fountain Syringes,
Eue nas, Bulbs,
Rubber Tubing, Etc.
Don't forget the RIGHT PLACE.
to bay these Goods.
BROWNING'S
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
LOCALS'
Mr. J. G. Jones spent Tuesday in
London.
Mrs. Robertson of London Le the
guest of Mrs. J. T. O'Brien.
Mrs. Robt, Charters of Egtnondville
is visiting ber sister Mr's. Geo. McLeod
Mt. W Loft and Miss. Ethel Sweet
of St. Marys visited the latter i mother
( here on Sunday last.
Mr. tied Mrs. 1'. Frayne were io
Brantford on '.fuesday attending {he
wedding of their son Russell.
Mr. J. C. Collins. Slyer. of Exeter.
left Wednesday morning for Forest
where he tvill stay dor the next two
vvecks.
Card of T1aauks.—Mrs. Webber unit
family' desire to thank the ,neigh -
bora rand friends who .so kindly as-
sisted during the sickness and death
of her late husband.
A meeting of the Liberals. of Exe-
ter ie called for 8 it. m„ on Wed-
nesday evening the 12th inxt. at the
Town Hall for the nurpo c of se-
lecting de1e.-.ttes to attend the Con-
vention 8t Mensal!.
el Mise. Charlotte Sweet who has been
suffering with nervous trouble for the
past few months left on Tuesday for
London where she will receive a treat-
ment in the St. Joseph's Hospital.
Exeter, Ontario.
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THE EXEI•EIt TIMES P'T'G CO.
Limited.
Reform Convention of
South Huron
A Convention of the Reformers of
the Electoral District of SouthHuron,
as constituted for Dominion purposes,
will be held in McDonell's
Opera Nouse, Nensall
—On—
Friday, June 14th, 1907
at 11 o'clock A. M.for the purpose of
selecting a candid,ate to contest the
Riding in the Iteforrn interests.
Hon. fl. B. flulesworth, K. G.
i ttorneu General of Canada
is expected to he present and deliver
an address in the afternoon. A large
attendance of delegates and friends of
Liberal principles is requested.
Meetings will be held in each Muni-
cipality on
Wednesday, June 12th
at 8 p. nt• for the election of delegates,
(See bills)
HENRY Shi rrR, J. (j, STANBU It
jr�tesit}e4►, Secretary,
Exeter, Ontario.
BON. G. GRAHAM. \VILL •I3E BUSY.
, Next week will be a busy one for
gluts. G. Graham, the Liberal leader
in rite local house. 011 Monday he
avill probably attend the annual
Reetaiud of the ;West Iiuron Liberals
Goderich, and on Tuesday ire is
expected at Whitby, when the south
7feroti Librals picet. On friday
7111. lie is to bo rat Beaverton, iwith
7Ir. Geo. (:rant, M. 1'., ,when the
North Ontario Liberals Will hold
Convention, and on Saturday after-
noon. the 8th, be will be at. the
Fast York convention to Ito held al
West Huron Liberals have renomin-
ated Mr. Robert Holmes, of Clinton,
for the ('omnlons. He is au experien-
ced journalist, an excellent speaker,
and has had parliamentary. training.
If these are not qualifications, what
are? We congratulate Jiro. Holmes.
\Voinai's Instilute--The Annual
meeting of election of officers of tht'
Woman's Institute twill be 'held in
Senior's 'hall on friday lune 7th.,
at d o'clock at which till aro 'tie
quested Io Ie present rand ,thosa
tw.ishiii; to become members fur the
0114110in; year. Miss 11a11s,- J:'r(t's.
Mrs. A. llasting:a, Sec.
On Wednesday afternoon of dual
wsC(while Xerxes Elliott
was driv-
ing
-
ing 0 Cow lo 1 l e istatile '0L .1r. il'hot.
lta,dforIl the :,iIiuual hecame infur-
iated al the children coining from
school kind amide a dash at some of
hunt catching !':al, the %young son
tg, Davis Gardiner an
1 carried him
ur n01110 distance on Lis horns. The
cety slipped and threw I'anll in the
ditch nett in falling the Ltnimal
struck 'Miss Ettie Welsh Nand fell
on the girl's leg. fortunately rtci-
11'r of the children 'twerp severely
hurl.
(:RAVEL TENDERS.—Tendert will
be received by the undersigned up
to 12 o'clock noon of Jlondey June
10th 1907, for 1000 load-) of coarse
and fine 'gravel more or Itis. To Ito
delivered as per instructions of rho
Itoad Commissioner. I'arti(•s tender-
ing to select good clean gravel from
any of the neighboring pits to the
approval of the commissioner find
members of the council. dive or
more teams must necessarily be sup-
plied in the delivery of same The
lowest or any tender ltot necessarily
accepted. By Order
JOSEPH SENIOR, Cleric.
1', Company 1.131(1 Duren l(e;t.
which is "Exeter Corn patty," left on
Tuesday for Carling's heights Lon-
don. for theft' annual draining. The.
Company goes 34 tarring this year to
Camp and reflects credit on 1`,xeter
and 1)istI•ict fel' Heading ,itch :a fine
lot of young feilow.t tuway, also cred-
it, h due to Ser;1.-Major Hector, tike
Rt.eruilin; Officer, vl o has tint :the
Company together in ills 'short space
of eight (hp,. The officers accom-
panying the men are Capt. 11.
Mance, Clinton, Lieut. W. J. Iteaman
Exeter. Ser•3t.-Major 1'. E. Rector
Exeter. 'J'he camp I his year, necord-
in; to Cal. Deters, d). 0. C., will
comprise in ail about ,3,000 rank and
file, cornpuirtl entitely of infantry -
melt. This is the first titre that the
cavalry and artillery 'branched of
the service have not been included.
East 'Toronto. At this latter aneet- '!'his year all cavalry ,troops twill
it air. Arch. Camps-li, .li. 1., trill 1i.1ia al Niagara, 'thitr .1 he artillery
also be present. On Tuesday, June trill 3o to Petatta1•a. There will be
Ilth, he expects to be with Mr. Val• , hul one camp Ibis y0:11, (his Lein;
4'011110 Rat 1. M. 1'., cat Ailsa Craig. cous:,t,,rl iaeferable lo 11.• 1:ystent
at the. North Middlesex convention previously ill vogue whets llho camp
and on Friday the lith. Will attend twi. divided into ten.
the South Muton Convention tit lien- —•_._
Gall• DECORATION DAY 1•Ith iNST.
--'�— t Thr joust contnti1te.• of the v.tr-
ItEi'012111 /CONVENTION. ions ind;et interested in the Decora-
tion Day ceremonies met on Tuesday'
The Reformers of South Huron 111 et•eni11,( and decided (iron Thursday
n• a verInterest-
,
a to
r tur rdy
ookna
1 _the 13th ,
nu t. atUrc •a w
ou, l nit Ua It
a -
in; meeting o 0l'ri(lty .the %111 . tt•t; decided to conduct the ,roceed-
1
hast. at the Oitera house Mensal!. Ings much like 11<t year ,e hen the
This is the date fixed for their Con-
vention coiled for tie purpose Ot
nominating a candidate for the Do-
minion 1':lrli iment. The uncertainty
tit to twIto trill bo the choice among
several d•'.+irable aspirants ten,l• to
make the rneetinz attractive, but in
addition 'there %till lie the o1'porten-
ity of tearing the icon. A. B. Ayles-
wortb. K. C.. rCinadi.an Attorney
y
General. There ii rai.,o t!' ltossibtl- is ,1 sired that Ihos•, inlerectell l<lolh
2,•neral 'puddle opinion ttas that tilt
e vetlt was a ;tCa1 success. The eat •
vies of l he hand ,‘% ill be 'had Instead
(1. procession which will leave 111t'
Town Ilan :at 1 1'. ,J1, Tit'' rowr-
chant+ (till ie req, '-ltd t11 •!i‘(' th•'it
employees a I,ol'd iy front noon until
4 ;,. in. so that everyone may .attend
and make the decoration of the CCm-
etery. :t miner -sat public affair. 11
Sly of lion. (•r'oi- ' (.rihcn, 1 ruts- itt ('anatry and town should tl.IL•e
inci.al i.i1 rat Le•.tder, 'win! present hart. ligases. Ro' a & Atkinson have
(hough this i+ not (•nlir'IV t'4 t tital l con,••nitd to take (Pit to tate cern •
an yet. tett). any flowers left with them not
later 1 10.30 A. M. On Decoration
Day. Addresses will ire delivered by
the res•:dent clergyrn n.
A Hach
Dressing
Nearly every one likes a fine
hair dressing. Something to
make the hair more manage-
able; to keep it from being
too rough, or from splitting
at the ends. Something, too,
that will feed the hair at the
same time, a regular hair -food.
Weil -fed hair will bestrong,and
will remain where it belongs —
on th^ head, not on :he comb!
The Mat kind of a testimonial —
"Sold for over slaty years."
Made ly J. 0 Ayer 00.. Lowell, thea.
Aloe aa.Mta»r: •f
P LOUPril.U.
yeasCk. ttAL
: 'n
I
I (;.1 h 1 (. I
11
hi. 1 r -ul 11 l0 ni In•rin,l trill
10ot'^ one i•f 11, • nr:t.t &Title 1 lint •a
of 'sat moil n, June _ 14 is cent tai an
th,• I:rllt and till roust lo Os ruf-
f ntinalinr eta.;,•y (hi Sunday the
• Lith. le 'I'rasday 11•., 18th. A lost'
roadie; of your htr,tnlele1 ,it this
lint• trill be :an .admonition nT (lin;'r
ii Meta no nue shun' :saline. Storni
:11 this and oil,-, •lune te•iio•lt will
1.'0'10001y rrw.t..'• 1 h' it remit
emir t • and 1101,• irl u►ilr,oked-fur
tlii,•etini,. ',nu': fnt an rarca of
11t1t0i0,f, ••,n,• el a,hirh saill h•'
du,. -,out, but tno:t of whirl, wild
II . 113111111•tt :and '4,11,lim+`.
A traciiciest y t7 rim peri:d i4
deer rat on I hr 911x. 1011, and MIA
'I'1,.' new moon i1 4111 111' 10th. in
II; • rta;,I.t of 1h • 01 ,:,ictir crisis that
fall, an11ua1it and .11)011t .Inn • 111!
'Itis period c 111 Liinz excesaye
w:u"mIl,, very toe I,rotn t' -r, 11nor-
1,111 Immiclil v and vrolrtlt 1 hon 1'r
and I'% incl Moana... ,lane 111und'1
et01 114
'1'! break in h.iil s ornts aril
elendhnt.tt in twiny locelitiee •Iur•
in; Ilen veiled. 1'i•ins en remoter,
tts.I it nal+ and el,re l0 ►nosh coal
w, ,,t 1t Snits awl Chante 40 rill-)) Co01-
, a ,• 111 "' re•,t! paste ;inns Tarr the
country from about 1he 11th is
14111.
TSE EXE11 ER TIMER, JUNE 6th 1907.
Exeter School Report
For May.
FORM 1
Jr. Teachers. 'M. Coward fig. 1.
Arrustron; 68, W. Treibner 60. No.
on roll 16; daily average, 16.
1,. ('. F1.13M'NO. 'leacher.
FORM I1.
lkvattiu 'Martin 71, Erie Coin; 86,
Vera Welsh 63, Gladys Brandt 61,
Flossie foss 60. Jr.—Honors Ivan
Ferguson 46. !'has. John Oeatr'ei•
cher 68. No. on roll 32; daily avec•
age 30.2.
B. L. GREGORY. Te:lcly4'."
!''Ott hl 111
Form I.—Ilonors, Alva Mac3taho)t'
80. Passe Lilli:t litlell j73, J orty
ileywood 72, Douglas Stewart i70.
Ruth Hooper s(3, Bessie Munn 165,
Edna Luxton 63, Alma Mao1'herson
64, Jennie Monteith 62, Allan Pick-
ard GI, Earl Copeland G0. Comner-
cial,—Ifo)tora, A. hl. Howard $9
Vltortband and Typewriting), Parts,
Vera Rowe 72. 11a1><:1 McTa;;art 72,
Sam ;\TacCoy 66, Edith MaicKay 63.
Number on roll, commercial 11, !''arm
1. 31. Total average" attendance.
A. M. JOHNSTON, Teacher.
IIOOJM IV
lir.—IloHor8. Gladys Ford 82, harry
Carling 81) Edith Heideman 79. Olive
Wood 77, Annie Bissett 77, Russel
May 76. !'ass, Birdie Boyle 66, Lela
Gould 6.5, Annie Jackson 65, Cather•
the 'Makin!' 65, Elia Woo(! 64, 'Phomas
13aintan 62, hlyrtle Charlton 61. Jr.
Honors. Hubert Jot's 77. Pass, I'oari
,tubus 711, Harry puke G7, Lillie. Rowe
62, Bert. \Vestcoll 62. No. on roll
27; average 21.
CIIA3. '!'1sit13t1'I"1', Teazhcr.
ROOM V
Sr.11ouors, Raymond Dearing 8.5,
Reggie 13issell8 .1, !'curl Gullr ,76,
Clarence Heywood 76, Wilfred Stew..
art 7G, Bella ,McKay 75. !'ass, Clair
Wood 74, 'hilly May Frayne 70, Ma-
bel Barrows 117, David hall 67, May
Jewell 61, hula Snell 63, Lillian Boyle
63. Jr.—Donor-a, .lances Walker 81.
Pass, Stalin Sonthcot1 73, Irene Har-
dy 70, Madeline Carlin; 69, Sydney
F. Hector 67, Willie Heideman 66,
Abe Jackson GG, Viola Rowe 62, Gor-
don Marshall 61. No. on roll 48; av-
erage attendance 42.5
1T. E. \VALI(OND, Teashcr,
IUJOM VI
Jr. 111.—Linden Harvey 95, ;loan
Seldon 95, Blanche Quance 89, Irno
Sweet 86, Nally Jones 85, Ariel Bev-
erly 81, Robbie Fleming 83, Agnes
'MacKay 81, Russel Flynn 79, Willie
Manson 75. Etta Welsh 173, Oscar
Anderson 68, Lilly Marchand 67, Ed-
die Anderson 60, 'Thornton Fear 65,
Marion lilaichfor(1 64, Violet Knott
60. Sr. If.—Ethel Day 80, Joe Fol -
lick 79, Antic Day. kltie Iiowey 73,
Harper Rivera 71, (lector ltotvcliffo
63. Jr. 1.—Aima Maack 82, Jennie
Russel 78, AVilfre(l Mack 76. Earl
Cookson 72. 50 oto roll; 4.1 average
attendance.
ELSIE A. JIcCALL11J1, 'Teacher.
IIOOM VII
Sr. 11.—May Stnaliacombo 92, Jes-
sie Jtr•ickwood 89, Mildred Ileywood
88, Willie Kyd,l 81,'Maurice Senior
81, Labelle llandfur d 83, Joe Craig
79. Vasa, CGordon Richardson (71,
Norman Ifockey. Jr. 11.— talatrjorio
Seldon 08, i'lorence \VOorl 98, Inst
Delve 96, George Orlawein '95, Pearl
Jackson 92, Bertha Iiortney 89, Dora
Minden 80, Stanley McFalls 75. Sr.
Pt. 11.—Gerald Fit ton 90, Amy .Johns
1111, 1)orotliy Kautz 87, Gor((ari ford
86, Gordon tVetis AG. John iia;shaw
Willie Davis 70, Wilbur Jones 68,
Frank Fannin 61. .11., Pt. IL—Alice
Mitchell 88, Irene Easterbrook 73.
Sr. 1't. I.—Violet Welsh 86, Mary
lock 84, Millie Walker 82, 3,illie
Walker 82, Clifford J1:allot 80, Leon
Dearing 78, Willie Jacobi 76. No. on
loll 51; avers;e attendance 42.
M. V. MARTIN. Teacher.
nowt VIII
Sr'. II. --Asara slh i1 91, Beatrice
lled eel 90, ,Maggie 89, Wilbur Mit-
chell 89, Maud !ticks 85, Fanny' Bow -
('y 81, 1•:d;ar 1lorney 79, 11:,rry 1'a r•
sons 70. Jr. IL—Lily ICollittgwtxxi
88, Marjorie Huston 81, .Io'y her;u•
son 77, Flossie Neil 71, ,laud Elliott
60. N0. 011 1011 19; a1'0ra;e atten •
(l'inrc "F. W. HO\VAltl), 'leacher,
N. 5. No. 1. I'SIi01tN1•:,
1•'ollowinit in a correct ,t 'Port of
the standing of the pnpile of N. h.
No. 1, I:shurnc, for the month of
of May. N:untt are in order of merit
Sr. 1V.—Carrie 01,e, Carrie Moir,
Rowel' \''c 1 Itnavcl' fe
, ff<• lot f
, 1 1 , u t
Archie Illowcliffe. .1 r. IV. --Jennie•
81t30 , lioadot! Oka', L:aur.t llarVey.
Cecil Down. (:car;e Iil.alclafnr(i. Se.
111.—James Dougall. .lohu, Uresil!,
Alvin ,Moir. Lent Covent
Doe ha Moir. Jr. III.—Earl 11(11,
Lila Moir. 110)' \\'Lit,•. 81. IL -113
Alvin
Dusan, W11110 Strant, t\\'ilfred
110114111, Olit,•r Jtn%tether, (.car',(•
Ilei r. i;iv1 Itorwry. Jr. I1.—CceiI
llarris, Gia,Iy i Moir. Sr. 1'l. 1.-1:1
tin Itontcliff••, !'rank Jarrett, llar&d
Moir, Jr. 1't. ..—.Jahn • 1Dou;all,
Vera (tell, Mira I)•'w, Margie Strait-,
kerne Otis•. A %.{retial(• attendance
13; a1'r.ar•
,1. 11. Iliintn•'II, 'f,•ach r.
S. 5. No. 12, 1'S1!O1(N1:.
Futiuit%On; i+ ;, rr,rrerl 1e1'0,1 of
lL' staudin,t of (Its lawns of ,ti. 15.
i2t
No.1�- a
Lo, t for . 1 y.
a
Porn, V. -11;141i Ginning. Torun
('I.arenrtt llillvon
antral ref .11 Ges. Myr! le 5 Inia'.
\\'illiani 11..I,=nn, Vr't:a O1.1c11, Olit••'
•
spepsia
Is an indication that, the
stomach and other
r�
s are weak, tied or
debiikated. It causes no
end of aches and pains and
Is most common where
people bolt. their meals and
hurry and worryas the'Y
do in this country.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
clpreettodyspesia—k. has "a
asasicuch in this disease.
iFer (..Boge tWs of rsllltlli'keNs (CRM
Nei S tercens,poiscagittia
is nature's own
healing essences
gathered from all
over the world,
scientifically
urified, concen-
trated, combined
and handed to you
ready for use.
That's all! No magic!
No trickery 1 A pure
natural healer of
skin disease and injury.
Make inquiry.
A FARMER'S TESTIMONY
Mr. Francis Renoit, of St. Anne's
(Que.), says:—" I suffered from eczema
for two years, and tried a great number
of remedies in vain. The ailment was
mostly in my legs, and both these were
actually raw from the knees down, 1
obtained someZam•liuk, and by the time
I had used a few taxes, am glad to say I
was completely cured."
Cures skin injuries and diseases, piles,
chafed places, insect stings, sore feet,
prairie itch, ulcers, festering sores, etc.
Of all stores and druggists, 60e. a
box. or Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, poet free,
for price. (C. E. Fulford, Limited.)
Gunning, Vera Hodgson, James Mc-
Carthy, George Arkscy. Foran I1I—
Hilton Ogden, Vcrda 'Maley, Philip
MaGce, 'Tessio Gunning. form II.—
Clara 'Morley, Arthur McCarthy.
Form II Jr.—Nelson (quire. .Eart
Ilod;aon, .John Knowles. !Melville
Gunton;. J'ai t I1,—Aattc.s •Hensola.
Vivian Brooks, !'art I. Sr.— John
Whelihan, lames Keneela. !'art 11,
tr.—Eleic Gunning, Minnie Idilisou,
I'at 'MaGce.
\\'alter 5. Menu. 'Teacher.
8. S. NO. 1, STEL'IIEN
Followitl3 is a correct report of
the Htandin; of the pupils of S. '3.
No. I. Stephen for the .month of May. 100 acre farm in Stephen Township
Sr, IV,—Marjory Hepburn, Nene good frame barn and house. Well
McCurdy. Ilazel flicks. Archie ltob- drained and land all cleared. Creek
inson, Lily ltohinion, 'Mervin Elston through rear corner of farm. Can
Gordon Wilson. Joseph White, Eddie be bought right, anti on easy terms',
Sines, Austin Duplin, Maxwell Ilayn- for quick sale. Apply at once to
ham, Iva lascry. Jr. 1V.—ilessie GLADMAN & S'1'ANIU'ItY
Anderson. ,Earl Califas, n Ilubert Barristers, Exeter Ont.
\White, Ella 11.,ker. Flossie Oavey,
Joseph Davis, tltoy Callfas, Edna
Davey. Sr. 111.—Anthony ,Whit',
Elv:t Brook., Fred Essery, Fra:1 hair- We have a good farm of about
ta111. 35 acres for sale on reasonable terms.
M. Botterill, Teacher. Situate near "Jit. Carrn.a in Stephen
Jr. 111.—Victor llogartli, Estella Township. first Class laud and fair
Ne.il,'Ma(L:Icine llaitt, Rhea'J1eCur:fy buildings. Near church and school.
Sr. IJ.—Martie Ilearttan, Hubert Apply to GLADJIAN & ITANIIC'RY,
Neil, Ethel Bee den. 'Male'( ilarristers, .Exeter, Ont.
Jr. if.—bene McCurdy, Oliver Da -
via. 1't. 11.—Carrie Davey, tArlher WILLIAM BROWN, Prtoi. DIP
Robin/0311, Dell Brooks, Elmer •\1'il LOM A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
son. 1't. I. Sr.—Ilarry Elston, Loyd Sores:TY OF M1-'sI('IANS, ENOLAND,
13aytahato, Mitt ie ` I moose of Trititt 11,•,nortal Church, Exeter.
I hu;arlh, \ beat c
Hackney. Jr'. 1't. L—Viola ��eil, 1'iTen, Odin. Ilannon� and Thenr)• of Huettt
Tenue on Application. Eteter, Untario.0
V' •: c • e' (:c c
1 w I Unv t Uor a Ila 6 a or
Vi i �
y.
•
Hackney. 1't. 1. --Lorne (licks, Jas. An official u0tirr h 1 a .1,,•'n t c lwc<I
White. Leonard Il:aist, Nellie •lirok- that the ticti:tle of (I'Orun10 Ihtiver-
'nsbir', 1'Iori•• Oltlxtab'e. No. on city have dcridc,l In 'onf'r On Mr.
"135S
oll lo. 11. 1. Strang. 11. A. the degree of
11ISS M:\Itl'.I, 51'ARICN, 'fcacher• 1,. i,. 11., nit •the annual c•nmm'nc'.-
iI1•:NSA1J. I mitt on ,tune 711,. Ail mho knots
Rev. C. C. Kline occupied lis' pal-' Mr. Strati; and Iiia legion of (fiends
ink of 11 . Methodist church I've on will 1.1'' that the 111000.trill be
Smelly' last. Wol'lhi) 1, slnwrd. :mit it is all ho
Mr. Geo. rollick has ,,laced .nal :int. %nor' 111,1•tnsill.t i
r
e: 111' it is 1('r7
dilion to his h.lu,c in the aha s: of I rarely Ilial •nn1, a trro,rniliun has
men Nutlet led un ' t+tiii in Inc
a kitchen. I active nt ark o1 1eael1iti,t. "1)r.
'11r Colie llud.on les taken ti pus- 1,4t 10114.i. trill unanal 1, t1' ,it'll in-
ition Ss painter with ii ata;on 01(11 14.10.
of \\'o".l+fork.
!Jr:. Petty lir. is •basin; her house
I I: -. d 1111 (, foundation placed
urd •r it.
\ f,oih,ll trach 011 Monday ni;ht '
h lntet Itrnrefield and Ilnis ill on
t 1• ,around+ here resulted in ravel
of the former by Ii ecore of 2 i n 0.
JTrs. (Ret•.i Snaith spent 1', i3 of
last w,•ek ill London.
Mims 'Dunn ,z'. of 'forcnto,
last. week 111- hues( of her
Mr,. froff,•r.
I!II111125 of Osh itt i, is 1 h'•
might of her brother 11. .1. Itiliin,r••
Mr. .lone,, of Sr.ifort11, Jill taken
a 1•o,ition 's blarksmil t, w it la ••Mt'.
3,,:'l•h Pinkney•
Mr. 'Cook gave Lucas h hu+inesm
call „It \V rdneaday.
M .. 11. Irqulr,rt Ina: seen! the
ea•t uc••1, in Toren!(- wit Jeer.
d.iu Tht'r Ire+"i'.
Mr. 7). W. Inn 1)111 born on lh'
.irl, Het for (11' Want Week.
V.'Af1itisi:1(.—On friday. May 30111,
I!' t, if.• of Mr. N. P. Warrene1,
of 1 son.
Farmers' Excursion to l .••..••..••••••••••• •••
Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph
The annual 6ac•ureion to the Ontario Agricultural
College at Guelph under the au.picr• of the Wert
and South Huron Farmers Inetituts *ill be held on
Friday, June zest, 1907,
Special trains a ill he run for the aceoutoodatioll
of •acuesioubti as follow.•—
Goderich .... ...7.40 a u ., it , a 1.2 •65
Ilol uses, isle 7 57 1.20 .60
Clinton....,...,, 1.05 1.°,0 .60
Sea/Gelb b 1) 1.15 .W
St. W11111611.11 8.;al 1,15 .60
Dublin 536 1.10 .65
I llelgrate 1.25 .65
Hly'th...... . 1.25 .65
eendesbere 1.20 .a1
Centralia 6 45 1,11 .411)
Exeter 7.00 1.25 tis
Heiman 7.i6 1.21 .65
t(ippen.. .. ..........7.2') 1."5 .65
nrucerleld .... .........7.51 1.20 60
Clinton.... 7 45 1:20 ,0)
Arrive at Uueltb at 10 a, tn.
The 11'oruett'sInstitutes of (Vest and South Huron
will Join the eacunion. 1
Committee of Arrangement.
THUS, 3doMILI..tN, It, bt. TOt•xu
Seaforth (•arlow.
WM. 1A11.16 11. GARUtNEIt
Dungannon. Farquhar.
Auction Sale
—of—
Valuable too Acre Farm in Us -
borne.
Mr. Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer,
has been instructed to tell by public
auction on
TUESDAY, THE' 25th JUNE, 1007
at Two o'clock p, in, Lot Number
Fifteen, In the Tenth Concession of
the Township of Usbol•ne, containing
10(1 acres more or less.
On this farm are a good frame house
2 good bank barna, one 36 ft. by 56 ft,
and the other:30 ft. by 50 ft., a good
well with a wiudmill on it, about two
acres of good oecherd and :about 14
acres of good hard 'wood hush. The
soil is a ', ood clay loam. '1'le farm
Is well fenced and ilraincd.
The property is situated only a
utile and a quarter from church,
schoolhouse and Farquhar Post Of-
fice.
The purchaser will have ,the priv-
ilege of going on the farm after har-
vest this mummer to 40 necessary
fall plowing rind will get full pos-
session on 1st. December )text.
Terris -10 per cent. of the purchase
money on the day of sale and 111s
balance on lit December ]text with-
out interest. !'art of the iturchasb
money can remain on .Mortgage if
the purchaser desires it. For fur-
ther particulars apply to Gladmnn
& Stanbury, Barristers, Exeter; Jane
•hleCultagil, Farquhar, Administra-
trix.
Exeter, 5th. June, 1907.
i
Farm for Sale
Fine 150 acre farm on Thames
Road, Usborre Township. On 100
acres large two story frame Louse.
two bank barns ata drive shed ; bush
and orchard; well drained and fenc-
(ed; only two and one-half miles from
Exeter, and convenient to school
andchurches ; e clayloan, with
he oft,
running stream at the rear of farm.
'On the fifty acres is a frame barn.
It is also well drained and fenced.
Farm divided and sold in separate
parcels if desired. For rill particu-
lars apply at once to GLADMAN &
STANBURX- Barristers Exeter Ont.
Farm for Sale
Farm for Sale
eiss er
Mrs. Chas. Smith.of gimes. Ohio.
,t rites ; "1 have used every remedy
for sick headache i could hear of for
•he past fifteen years, hut Carter's
Little Liver Pills di.i me more good
t hall all the rest.
Jew, the mini' la S,1 alNVIira;s.
11'11.11 waking •tiran,relncnt• for your
'wd li,r' intitali, ii ,fon'! (mist that
lh( filo La, a corneleie dock of
up -to date wedding gtatiorlery and
i� 'prepared to lure out the newest
styles at ver)' moderate prices.
Beautify and enliven your hong by
placing in it one of 'Jimmie's best and
most famous Men )s
THE HLINTF.MAN
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We sell then on just the kind of
terms you are looking for,
If you want other makes we have
them.
Don't forget ns when you want
Stationery. Baby Carrimges and Wag-
gons, Bicycles and Sewing Machines
S. MARTIN & SON
The Molsons Bank
Established 1835.
tiEAD OFFICE MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •••• S3,000.000.O0
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• •••• x3.000'000.00
Assets Over $33000,000.00
Oeueral 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
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Ina U€bcrne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Incur
anoo Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar, Ont.
Pres. W. 11, PASSMORE, Farquhar.
Vice-Pres.:—J. L. RUSSELL,
RU88HLLDALE. P. 0.
DIRECTORS.
Wu, ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0
Wsr. BROCK WINCHELSEA. P. 0.
T. RYAN. DUBLIN P. 0,
ROBERT NORRIS, Stella.
AGENTS,
JOHN ESSERY, Exeter. agent for
Unborn mod JJirldulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Seoy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY. l3olloitors
Wesselton
Diamonds
The finest color and
most brilliant stones
found come from the
Wesselton mines.
We have a most com-
plete, stock of these,
mounted in rings or any
kind of jewelry desired,
at moderate prices.
molt 14.1':
r•.,— )- p
0. H. 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, :oule-
varding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. Jd6S011 & Soo
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
CEliTflf I
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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 moat widely known
Commeroial Colleges in the
province. The demandand uponon
us
for commercial teachers and
office greatly rPati v
exceeds
the supply. We assist graduates
to positions. Studerts ere enter
ing each week. Catalogue free.
ELLiOT & MCLACHLAN.
Principals.
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MAIL CONTRACT
S1,,1.111 T):YDERrt a,Idrra.e,l to the I'ttltntatltcr
General alit 1,e teethed 1t O taxa until noon
on friday the 21,1 ,tune, 11107, for the e0411 et •
ant•r of Ili. Nsjtsi 'a (stilt. nn . pmp,rnr1 Contract
for low )ear tit tinaes,.•r *eek ea. h aat'.1,etaren
luthwtxn,t and Etrter Orand Trunk hallway elation
from the 10. (*.totter, nett.
i'rinte.l nothrt mntaintne tarth,r lufermatinn u
10,vn.litiii,ltof 1.,a,tra,t uta 1..ren and
blank formsof en. er now he nbtatne i at the Poe
Meant M limbs nod. 4rrpta and Tray art,( at the
(Moe of th1Pott Mite Inepecior at London.
O. C. ANDVR6(1.
thiperltd.ndet.t
NOTICE 'I'O CREDITORS
Irl the natter of Ahe estate of Thonr(t
as Cudtnorc. late of the villages
of Exeter, in ,the County of lifts
roti, gentleman, deceased.
Notice in hereby given pursuant to
R. S. O., 1897, ohap. 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of at he said Thome
a� tludmore, who died on or about
the 11th day of IDlay 1907, aro 1'e4
quired on or before the lith day of
June, 1907, to send by posit prepaid,
or deliver to IJlessrs. (Badman S.:'
Stanbury, solicitors for .the execue
tors of the said deceased, their chrise
Liao and surnames addresses and (less
criptions, the full particulars of their,
claims, the Bette/nein of their acs
counts and the nature of the 1+e4
surilies, if any, held by them. And
further take notice that after such
i;tst mentioned dale the said Execu,
tors will proceed to distribute rho
assets of 111,, deceased among the
parties entitled thereto. having roe
gard only so the claims of which
they shall 11aen have notice and that
t1 id executors the saI x culOrs tt•ill not be liable
for the said sasse(s or any part there-
of 10 any loner of persons of whose
claims notice shall not have been
received by them at 1 lin time of such
ul
dist r'
a b .ion
I
(.ADMAN & S'1'ANIILJItY,
Solicitors for said Executors.
Dated al. Exeter .1 his .18111., day of
May, 1907,
Auction Sale
BLACKSMITH 141101' AND CAR-
ItIAGE WORKS IN IIF,NSALL.
Under and by virtue of the piny-
ers contained in a certain snort;ago
which will be produced tat the time
of the sale 'there twill be offered for
Bale by public auction on the preme
ises -
TUESDAY, JUNE llth, '07.
at the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon by I3. 13. Phillips, Auctions
der, the property known es Miller's
Blacksmith and Varriege Works.
In The
VILLAGE Of(:'IIENSALL.
Being .the North half tot Lots Nos.
two hundred and sixty tour (264)
and two hundred and 'sixty five (265)
in 'Moir's survey in kho said village
having n frontage of sixty six (60
feet on Wellington Street and ex.
tetldln3 the width of said lots •to a
lane eleven .(11) feet in width off rho
East eide of said lois.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent of the iuurchaso
money to be paid down at the titnlo
of sale and the balance in thirty
days thereafter without interest.
For further particulars and coni
ditions of sale apply to
GLADMAN & STANIIURY.
Barristers, Exeter, Ontario.
B. S. Phillips Auct., "[tenfold, Ont.
Dated at Exeter, .Go e2nd day of
May, A, D., 1907.
Monthly Auction Sale
l
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The monthly auction sale will he
held at the Metropolitan Hotel.Exeter
on FRiDAY, JUNE 7th, 1907
when the follor•1ng will he offered for
srle. 1 draught gelding 4 yrs old; 4
draught geldings :3 yrs old; 2 draught
geldings 2 yrs old, 1 mare 4 yrs old; 3
y re ea 3 old; ; 2 mares 2 yrs old,1
mares
y
e fill `Lyrs old i driv-
ing
y -
9
ing colt 1 year old; 2 good farmers'
drivers 4 yearn old; 1 good general pur-
pose quare 8 years old. The above are
the property of Mr. C. E. hackney.
1 mare 7 yrs old, driver; 1 horse 5
yrs old; 1 horse 12 yrs old; 1 new
11
buggy; 1 second hand buggy, also a
number of other implements.
There will also be offered for sate,.
farm, lot ill w 118, con. 12. Hibbert,
consisting of 12:) scree, comfortable
log and frame dwelling, large bank
barn, pig houre, drive house, 'Lit acres
good hardwood hush. Will be sold
cheap with easy terms of payment.
Cottage and lot, pt lot 15, con. 12
Ilshorne, nice brick cottage and
stable, half acre of or:'herd and gar-
den. Must he sold. Terms easy.
THOS. CAM((RON,
Auctioneer. Vnrquhar.
The Farm, the entail Tow n and the•
Village, furnish a very large majority
of our ellcrehnflll merrhsnt•. financiers
profesrional men turd leading atrites-
Me ti.
With ►many, the first irnpnlee, and;
the first well•direct:d, arnbitious-
tnov(•ment towards the goal, are in-
cited by the practical educatior, re-
ceived at
The W@ %cru BUSiAtSS
0110 Slior!hoDd College
110 Utilities Street London
Whatit has done for others it cart
do
tor yen.
Ladies ate egnally henefitted by
taking a Hook keeping or 'Shorthand
Course with us,
Write for eittalnRue containinee full
rarticolars
T11 the Secret ary West ern Business
College, London. Ont.
W. C. C00,, C. S. R. President
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