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THE EXET +'R T1ME8. OCTOBER 24th 1907.
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-IT CURES -
COUGH, COLDS,
HOARSENESS AND
Bronchial Trouble
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NOTE ANI) COMMENT
• Follow i n.; ere home of the .good
things raid about Mr. J. K. Keller:-
mann.
eller-mann. \the Liberal oandidit: for the
Legislature.
The Liberal3 of South Huron have
made a :good choice in selectLug
Jacob Kellerman, of Dashwood. as
their candidate for the Legislature.
Mr. Kellermann is an able: pasta and
possesses the unbounded confidence
of tho people emote; whom he lives.
and he had the happy f:tculty of
makin; [Heade wherever the I;oea,
.lie is of Gorman extraction, ns fa
also Harry Eilber, the present mem-
ber of the Leei3lature for South
Huron. Mr. Kellerman i3 a member
of the Huron county council, being
deputy -reeve of Stephen •township
'there will b: a lively fight in
South lluron when the election cam-
paign coined on.-Goderich Si;►ral.
',Ir. Kellerman, although a youn;
non. has niready made a position
for himself in the Commercial world
i.►ud ha3 built up a very euccessfuj
•me.reantile businelss in the village of
Da3liwood. ale has also suede a
mark in ,the municipal arena, beau;
deputy reeve of the totvnst►ip of Ste-
phen, and, althou;h this teats eel
first year in the county council, he
soot carne 'to the front as oto of ,the
leaden; members of that holy. Ile
i3 a native of The township of Ilay,
having been born on sr farm only a
f'tt rnile3 from the village of Dash-
wood, where he ha3 achieved success,
not only or a business mall, but is
also extensively en;argcd in famine'.
Ile ix in every sense of the terns, a
eels-nfade. Ivan, turd 11433 •rbatural and
acquired abilities which Loan mot f
to brine him more prominently to
the front and which snake him a
candidate under whom the Liberals of
South Huron can rally with pride
and pleasure. A3 Mr. Kellerman
b2come3 better known throuzhaut
the rieline. he will. we are cure be
fully appreciated by the electors.
and the excellent 1ualitiee fiend
and heart, whinh have _secured hint
•.si n Il SUCC('SM in life so far, and
•which also won !hint the un,inimo1$4
preferment of his fellow Liberals at
the Convention on I'huradiy, will
likewise secure hint :t neat in the
Le•.;iylaturo of his native Province
and the representation of lei.; rt'ttivo
refine when the time of trial come.=.
Duo nn Expo+it or
EUI-;NE'ZER CHURCH R1: -OPENING
Tlie re -opening; of :lite Rb(xilc .er
•1ltxthodiet ohurch of (bo Fourth ('t.n.
Dewier, McGillivray, will take place
on Oet. 27 and 2S. 1907. On Sunday
service:r at 10.311 n. nig and 7.30 p.
ut. rorklucted by the pae(aor, Rev. J.
W. Andrew.e. Snored music. Specert
Collection. On elondiy eve " 28th
r► Fowl $ulrlx'r mill Ire served in the
sleet tfroru 6 to 8 p. in.: after wrhielt
an t•nte•rt 4innenl Ni 11 be held in the
church Iconsistin; of Voc31 aril in-
strumental music by the choir and
others. Metre/ems iby R7ty. A. 11.
Goirie. 11. A.. Chairman r,f a lie Feeler
I)i..1rict: Rev. i. E. •Holtivet. Of Lu.
vett Rev. 11. J. F.tir, of L:liruvill(•,
and othere. Admission. Adults cage.
Children dec.
Is Your
Hair Sick?
That% too bad ! We had no-
ticed it was looking pretty thin
and rough of late, but naturally
did not like to speak of it. ['.y
the way, Aycr's Hair Vigor
a regular hair grower, a p:, -
fect hair tonic. The hair si.ct
coming out, grows f istc r,
keeps soft and smooth. r1 c
Hair Vigor cures sick L i-,
makes it strong and healthy.
The best kind or ates'ine: hal-
"sold for over sixty T. i- "
Made 1s J.C. AaMt offar ce, Lowen. L' as. Il
Alfie aw
Pstab, Mkt k.
ars CBI1L�1 rCMOPS
.l
• Shipka
\!r. and Mt Mettlt:3v llorlock
ate! Afro. .I. liultzte In, of Crc.ltlen,
called upon Mt. .snot Jit-;. IS. SISitr.(•r
UILe day las( creek.
The 1tev. Mr. 11owd•rn, et D. t'.,
A very interest tug lecture about
foreign miksiats and about tlx: Iti-
ble Society and about the Not -thee -et
lest Thursday e%ening.
Mrs. ti. Switzer and her dau;ht.r
.tart he .called upon friend:. in Exe-
ter true day 1aet wte.k.
lit. 'Sky Holt. i.[ Parkhill, called
upon friends hers one day last weesk.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Loohner called
upon relatives at Mitchell last Sun-
day.
Some of fur citizens Were anoused
last Thursday morning by the win-
dow patios beginttine to rattle. Cele
of them run •out thinking th:tt somo
one •w 13 shaking thous but it was
learned later that it need have been
the shock of Lho nitro-elyceriire ex -
Plosion at I'etrolta.
Mr. Thomas O'Rourke.who has
been working in lliddulph for a ft'iv
months has returned to hie home
here.
A1r. Walter Baxter i,< iwerarin•r
broad smile these days its a girl.
1raGst 'Thursday evening there was
an election of officers of the Bible
Society, Mr. S. Sireitzer Pres., Mies
Mat -the Geiser. Sec'y,-Ttea3. There
were also collectors aplroiutt•d, lin
Ali:+Irs J'carl Keys and Clara hate
for the East and 11,0 :Reelect Le:tll
Finkbelner and Alberta Sherrill()
for tho \teat.
Mrd. Geiser, of Crediton, is spentl-
ine is few days with her daugJttir
bird. C. L'inkbriucr.
'1'1i
shootineg ,natol► in connection
with the Shipka hotel which tw.(s
held on Friday the 181:1*. inst. waa
a .;rand success. there being a good
number of shooters present. . But
the wind being very high preventc.l
first-class shooting al b11011411 *40311I,
very isocxt scores were made: The
following is the score: Event No.
1. 10 Live ltir(ls Fred Karr 9. W.
Sanders 9, 1). Ilartleib 6, J. 1). Man-
nan 6, F, Millar 5, J. 1'. Rau
5, E. Brenner 4, II. Ellis 3 W. 1-t•ar-
ley 7, V. (leaver 8, .1. Brenner 3 G.
Mawhinney 6, T. Baker 7, Event
No. 2. 8 entries, was won by (L'.
Kerr in a rajas and out snatch. Ev-
ent No. 3, 4 entries, was it•.on by
F. Kerr in a miss and out match.
Event No. 4, with eight r.ntries, was
divided \bet sen Brenner, ' It trtleib,
Saunders and Miller not being
enough birds to finish the match.
Event No. 5, 10 Blue Rocks, Mill q
4, Kerr 10. liartleib 10 Saundor3 7
Rau 8, Mawhinney 6, Yearley 9 Han-
nan 8, Brenner 5. Event No. 6, Blue
Rocks, Ilartleib 10, Kerr 8 ltau 4
Mannan 6. Saunder3 6. Event No. 7
Kerr 7. Ilartleib 9. Saunders 6 hate
ran 9, Rau 6. Event No. 8, Blue
Rocks, leerr 8. llartIeib 9 Mannan
9, Saunders 7. llau 7.
fain anywhere. pain in the head
painful periods. Neuralget, toothache
all pains Dan be promptly stopped by
a thoroughly safel sifts pink Candy
Tablet, known try Drug;ista every-
where as Dr. Shcop's Headache Tab•
let. Pain simply means congestion
under blood pressure at the point
where blood exists. Dr. Shoop's
Headache Tablets quickly equalizes
this unnatural blood pressure, and
pain immediately departs. Write
Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. and zet a
free trial packa.e. Large box 25c.
Druggist W. lS. Howey.
Sexsmith.
A very pretty Oolober weddin;
took ;,lace at the home of Mrs. John
Gould, of the 3rd concession, Hay on
Wednesday afternoon, October 23rd
when her daughter Nellie was mar-
ried to Mr. Arnold Moir. of Halley -
bury. and son of Mr. John Moir. of
Usborne. The ceremony ,was per-
formed Eby Rev. Hart. of Kipp. n, in
the prei,-dnce of several invited ;;acs's
On Friday evenin; last week a num-
ber of old )sohoolmates of Mrs. Moir
nu at the home of Mr. \tm. North-
cott and gev" her a linen follower
in honor of her appraanhity; mar -
aver. Mrs. Moir ham lived in this
section n11 her life and ha3 a host
of .friends who wish her much procs-
perity and joy in her new sphere of
life. Mr. Moir hi; a lucrative posi-
tion 03 a telozreph operator and is
helot in the hizhest esteem. (The
presents ,;iven the n•ounz couple
were both numerous and costly.
POR OVER SiXTY YEARS
t1Ln ten w'RLL•'IRIND It3Mabt-'�t•s
Wln.low'sSoothing Syrup hat been used! or
over sixty years by mil:toos of mothers for tin it
ebltdren white teething. with perlettetaes@
It soothes tbo child, softens the gun... allay, a 1
sin, cores wind colic. and Is the L. -t remedy
for Diarrheas. It Is pleasant to the - .ate. Sol
by druggist+ In every part of the world, 15
cents a bottle. Its value 1. 1nca1c:.lable. Be
sure and tette Mre Win+low's Soothing
Syrup and ant for no other kind.
Guaranteed under the [ o 1 anti
Drugs A't, ,lune 31tee, 1006. Seri rl
Number 1598.
1IO1tN
HALLO( It -in Fullirirn ort Ostein:
9th., •to M t . and Mrs. Wesley Bal-
four. n d.tu:htir.
MAIiItifD
MO11t-GOI'l.D-At the reeidencc of
the bride's mother. Mrs. John
Gould, ley Tp.. on \Vedneid.iy Oct.
23rd. Mi+; Nellie Gould to Mr. Ar-
ncld Moir.
DIED
SMITIi-On Saturday the 10411..
Royal Lawrence Smith. child of
Mr. and etre. .1. 1'. Smith .t;e1 6
year+ 15 (11w+.
51\'iT'LER-in 1 itkton On Mond•1y,
Oct. 14th tt the home of F. 1).
Switzer Mr. Edward Seilzer az tl
1110 year4.
I 1ILK-ln Kirkton on Thur.sdty Oct.
loth Mr.
. A1xander
Kirk. need 86.
,tUiNt--in Irkton,
on Thur+ -
17th at fee- home te, th • !satinet rs•
between l'.+borne and Rlattthird.
SCOTT -in Exeter, on Tutaday. Oct.
15th.. William Scott a;rel 82 year+
and 6 months.
RiCHARDSON-In Exeter at 'the reo-
id'nre of hie dauehtrr. Mrs. Jame.
Iticherdeon, an Tui'+d•ay Oct. 15th.
Mr, William Scott need 82.
Trial Catarrh treatment ie being
mailed out free on rrqueet. by d)r.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These leets are
proving to the reople-without a pne
ny'e coat -the 'treat value of this
scientific prescription known to
drueeiate rt-erywh.re as Dr. Shoop's
Catarrh lt: medy. Sold by W. 8.
1lowey.
Centralia
eL,+ Lillian Elliott. the. taleut.ed
dcu.titer of Mr. and Mrs. W. It. El-
liott, tte..k a (refuse part in lb..: ilo-
lt;httul or:uutal uta+seal cotuudy
• J'PI)•13MI" given in (Lo Grand.
Opel- t llou,e, Loudon, On Wednesday
and 'Thursday evenings of last week.
In speaking of the proluctiun the
London Advertiser Days of Mesa El-
liott that ler diu;iu; of the .Ilex's
can Love Son;" was given with real
Mexican temperament rind twee done
well. '-Picture; of Smoke^ twee a
uuiqu' ot[oriu; by Miss Elliott as-
sisted by Mr. Alfred Dunn and was
Ono of the most elaborate offering)
of Oa entertainment. lite idea rep-
:et:tented was the pictures that come
to a man over bits 0/411i/1; cieeir as
h; sits in the twilight. Both Iti,t
Elliott and Mr. Lunn 311►,' a couple
of songs. In the a ecoud part of illi
proira►u its which "Jappyl.tnd" Prole
el•, with a real Oriental aoltin;, was
presented. Alias Elliott too)- a
Prominent part and aquittel herself
very creditably.
Tltt anniversary services of Who
Mobltodist (]hurch her on Sunday,
were of unusual interest. By epee -
id request. the pastor, iter. W. 11.
Butt, officiated on the coecasion, and
prcuched ou "Tithing" in the mora-
ine end the "Offering Up, tot lsa-ac"
in Mee evening. lilts oongrooattiotel
were huge. especially In :the even-
ing. when 'elle church was packed;
stran;era 'Ipom a dist:.nce being
present in oonsidorablo numbers. In-
str[d of tt►o 'tea -meeting, Rev. Mr.
Butt Asked for a freo-will offering
of ry 150, out Lhtt amount was ex-
ceeded by more 11111 $35. 7lltfe mu-
sic by the choir was excellent, whine)
the solos of Mr. Nelson llioke and
Miss Lily Elliott could therdiy be.
surpassed. the bees %vice of the for-
mer and the find soprano voice of
elle Latter el►owing superior train-
itt;.
Mrs. Brown. of Landon, tt•as the
guest of her mother, Mr& Boyle last
wteek.
bliss Allio \Vilsou, of StratJroy,
spent Sunday at her home here.
The Misses Clark and Mr. Coultie,
of Crediton, were the guests of Mise
L'leeda Baker .ou Sunday.
Mr. and beret. ltichard 1i:utdford
visited friends in London last wouk.
Mr. Itiolut.rd hicks, tttho Mats been
visiting friends in the Northwest for
the past two months returned home
on 'Saturday last.
bliss Ida Abbott, on Saturday teat
left dor Crystal Oity, Mare.. where
she will mako +her future home. The
Ohoir presented her with u beauti-
ful silver lea service on Friday even-
ing.
Mr. Cedric Hicks left on Monday
for 1F.dmo(tbon, whore the will visit
his sister Mrs. Bert Vale.
Miss Florence Hepburn and bliss
Mable Taylor, of Exeter, vt4ited at
the former's home on Sundiry.
Mrs. David Manning, of Vancou-
ver, 11. C., is visiting her brothels
Mr. Richard 11111. /
Mr. .Richard Simpson rheas disposed
of 'hey house and lot to Mr. Itiohard
Luker.
Mrs. I'ym and ditt;alIbi Miss Mary
left .on Monday for alto \Vast, whore
they will spend the winter.
A weak stomach, causing dyspepsia
a weak 'Heart with palpitation or In-
termittent pulite, olway3 means weak
Stomach nerves or weak Heart nor-
ves. Stron.;then those inside or con-
trolling nerves with I)r. Shoep's Res-
torative and etc Low quickly these
ailments disappear. Dr. Shoop of
Racine. \Vi3. will mail samples free
Write fer them a teat will tell.
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Elimvil;e
Mr. John Johns is Ravin; Ili% hoose
repaired by putting on an upper
Morey 'and will veneer the whole
huitaitt; with cement blocks.
Our genial °mealier Mr. W. Horne
is on hie last rounds 110141; threshing
for the season in this nei;hborhood.
Mi:;s Julia Spicer was 'the guest of
Mr. rind Mra. Sid. Andrew I.i;t Sun-
day.
Mr. W. Coultia and ,family spent
tunday ewith friends in Centralia.
Mr. W. Whiteford is moving his
household gouda to Exeter, where he
will reside in the future.
Sirs. It. lierdman and sons, are at -
beryline the tweddin; of their cousin
Miss Eden, neer Borrie, to a prom -
in. -me -gentleman of that place.
Mre. Walters, of (ioderioh, is
spending a short time with her 1314 -
ter Mr•s. W. Herm Mrs. Vern re-
oonliy underwent :In operation and
is improving nicely.
TIIitEE iN ONE.
The lost w vekly neW.4paper. a f im-
l) ruts;azin' without an equ.11 and
an agricultural terser second to non'
i+ what one get; in the Family iler-
ald and Weekly Star of elontreal.
Three publication+ in oma anti etch
the beat of it kind and all for
one dollar a year i4 the explanttiou
of the. wondsrfu1 ;uccaas of Catn.tda'e
et'ate4t newspaper. No home in
Can ode should be without tlrc F3111 -
Herold and Weekly Star of Mon-
tr'al when it coats only one dollar a
year.
Your health 43 'certainly worth
tier Minter. trial. Sold by \V. 8.
Ilowey
Rheumatism
k one of the constitutional
Series. It manifests itself
in local aches and pains.
inflamed joints and stiff
muscles,it cannot be
Iregfes constitutional
treatment ad throggh
the blood, and best is •
course of the great medicine
Hood'sSarsaparilla
which bas permanently
awed domande of cases.
ier M11isataalti tai reasslu lis esew
mil tar maoitbsramtiata
i) uu l)itt►i'1)
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Promote sion,Charful-
'lessaldfies,Contains neither
Opttlm,Morphine nor Nhw.ral.
NOT NARCOTIC.
ilajledOld IkSANIZZ Y7r1 E
Itwy.liaa $.11-
f.
R.4d4 .Wa -
Aldo Awl •
dr r,1a•
Mei
tz/taI
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Aperfect Remedy forConstipa-
tion.Sour Stotnach,DiaraiDea.
Worms,Convulsions,Feverish-
ness mdLoss OF SLEEP.
Tee Simile Signature of
ouK.
NEW
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13 Du'.i s -
T.XACT COPYOP WRAPFL8.
CASTORIA
Por Infants and cwt;
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTOR1A
Tie oa1KAYa aouP*NY. lel SMOG OfTI
REMARKABLE YEAIt OF MOLSONS
'' BANK.
NET PROFITS SHOWED INCREASP: 1
OF OVER ONE 'HUNDRED THOU-
SAND COMPARED \VITII
'LAST TEAR.
The Moleons Bank (has just closed
a remarkable year, rthe (not profile
easily crossits; dhe that( million mark
and :3howin; on increaeo of $110,000
over the previous p•ear.r The (net
profit3, after (making all provtL,;ion
for 'bad and kioubtful debt;, amount-
ed to $544,0'8, compared with $431-
608 in the previous year.
The management of the \fol.ons
Rank has always been not.•ttl for fol-
lowing very conservative bankin;
lines, and this has undoubtedly ru-
Iultetl in then: ficin; few had debts
for which allowance itt4 to be mad -3.
The Profit and Lose amount is as
follows
Balance at credit of Profit
and Loss account on 20th
Sept., 11)06
Net profits for the year, of
ter deducting expenses
of management, reserva-
tion for interest accrued
on deposits, exchange,
and provision for had
and doubtful debts 541,044 90
$26,987.2'3
Appropriated as follows: -
105th Div. at rate of 10
p,c. per annum, 2nd
January, 190 $ 75,33(3 28
106th Div. do, do, 2nd
April, 1007 80,149.95
107th Div. do. do. 2nd
July. 1007 81,950.97
108th Div. do. do. 2nd
October, 1907 .... 84'301.08
Addition to Reserve for
Rebate nn Current dis-
counts ... 20,000.00
Business Ti►xes 15,303.87
Expenditure on Bank
('remises at Branches. 151,232.76
Contribution to Officers'
Penson
Souls of fns C000dloo NOEffl West
HOMESTEAD REOULATiONS.
ANY even numbered section of Dominion Land it
aanitoba, ,askatcliewan and Alberta, excepting
s and 26. not reserved, may be homesteaded by
any person who is the sole head of a family, or any
male over 1b ) er re of age, to the extent of one-quar-
ter section of 160 acres, more or less.
Application for entry utast be made in person b)
the applicant at a Dominion Imnds Agency or Sub•
agency for the dist net in which the land is situate.
Entry b) proxy may, howeter, be made at an Igen
cy on eertainconditions by the father, mother. son,
daughter, brother or sister of an intending hane-
•tetuler.
The homesteader is required to perforin the
homestead duces under one of the following plans:
(1) At least six month,' residence upon and culti-
vation of the land in each year for three )ears.
. (2) A homesteader uta), it he so desires, perform
the required residence deities by thing on farming
land owned solely by him, not less than eighty (Y•)
acres in extent, in the vicinity of his homestead.
Joint ownership in land will not meet this require•
went.
(:t) If the father (or mother, if the father is de-
ceased) of the homesteader has pennanent residence
on fanning land owned solely by him. not less than
eighty (80) acres in extent. to the vicinity of rhe
homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by hien
in the vicinity, such homesteader may petfnnn his
own residence duties by lit ing with ,the father or
mother.
4 The genu •'1kinity" in the two preceeding
$ i71,11!L(3.I3 iviragraphs 1; deenet as meaning not more than
nine miles in adiret line, exelu+ire of road al ow•
ances crowd in the measurement.
• A homesteader intending to perforin his resi-
deuce duties in ,ceonlance with the abo) a while
Ill ing with his parents or on farming land owned b}
himself must notify the agent of the district of such
intention,
Six months notice in writing should he gi.en to
. the Commissioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa of
intention to apply for patent.
W. w. COitt',
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N. n. -Unauthorized pnblication of this advertise-
r trent will not be paid for
Clearing Auction Sale
of
li)'(ktt°° Farm Stock and ima
:Ill,:i39.52 plements.
Mr. R. i3, Rose has instructed Thos.
Brown to sell by public auction
$53,087.0l on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER let, 1907.
Leaving at credit. of Profit
and Loss Account, 30th
Sept. 1907
McGILLIVIIAY
REGAN-GLAV 1N.
A PRETTY Al TI•MN WEDDING.
St. Peter's church McGillivray Wats
on Tue3day the same of .3 very in-
tereatin; event, it•htnl \tis, Jonia,
elde4i dau;ht+.r of Mrs. Jn0. Glavin
became the wife of Mr. Corrie Its;an
pro;perous youn; farmer of Mt.
Cannel. To the strains of elle wed -
din; march played by MiA3 Loretta
Glavin, cou3in of t lie britle. The
bride entered the ohuroh leanin; on
the arm of her brother James, and
marched to the alter where 'the
;room was reedit); to receive her.
Fr. Foster, pastor of the church. tied
a happy kiwi. The bride 'looks 111'
picture of lorlitess handeotn_•Iy
;owned in white chiffon ;ilk, trim.
Intel with embroidered alk illovcr
Inc(• and hearte the plea.4in; and
touchinz ter l wets ;reatly en
hared by a long -tulle veil. tarxte-
fully arranged and kept in place by
r:al cut flowers and mildest hair
ferns nIl in perfect harmony and car-
ried a white ivory prayer -.seek tient
pearl rosary, Wille iter youn ;cat
ter Mia Ilubertif made tt w1•ty prat.
ty flow(r Leel, dressed in white eek
and eirried a basket of 1'ink and
white •carnation 4. The brill, met at-
tended by !tor sitter \tins Gertrude
1% Ito Ioak,d aharmine in a costume
of cream silk trimmed lith allover
lacy and duchess satin ribbon an.4
wore a Iir;re txhitn tulle picture hat
while tJ:e groom na3 supported by
his brother Mr. 1'. J. Re4.i11. From
the ohurch the bridal piety and the
;lusts drove to the resident(' of the
br,de's mother, where n dainty de-
jeun')r was ptrtak:n of by the ,zusets
who included onif tth• immc tete r:l-
ntive; of the rontraatine pir.lia4.
The wedding In inx very ini't ott•i,iJ
-on-
LOT 11, CONCESSION i, HAY
The following property
HORSES. - 1 draught mare risir.g 5
rears old. in foal to imported horse; 1
draught fill, rising three ; 1 draught
gelding, rising 3; 1 draught gelding
rising 2; 1 carriage horse rising 5; 2
driving mai PP. 8rears old; 1 blood filly
1 year old; 1 bond filly 2 years old; 1
blood stallion rising2
CATTLE. -1 cow due to enlve in
Sept: I cow -due in March; 1 Jersey
cow due in March, 3 heifers, rising 3;
',steers, rising 3; I sten/ rising 2; 1
heifer t lien's' 2: 3 spring cel'ar's
111 PLF. N ENTN --2 1 her wagons:
ptir bobsleighs: buggy: cutter: set
double harness; set r.in.,lw harness; 1
M+►.sev•Ilarrir hinder; 1 plow. 1 roller.
root cn;ter, Daisy churn: seed drill.
hay folk, car, ropes and slink*, fan-
reng mill. bug•• quantity of hay and
other al ticles ton numerous to ,nen-
tion•
Yo reset t•e as the props it•tot' is rent-
insr his farm.
'rE11M8:
$5 (MI and ender efts)). over than t nm
10 months credit will be given nn fur-
nishing emuovc.l ?pint notes. Five per
cent. Iver annum for cash on credit
amounts.
Sale ronunences at 1 o'clock.
R. 11 ROSS. TWOS. BRO\VN
Prop. Aust.
to the recent here iventent in t h •
bride's fami'y. An etteda►tion to the
popularity of the pride vena a beau.-
iful array of preeents shoeins tee
warm esteem :h,, 11 hides in by e'er
inr•ze circle of friend+. Mr. nil Mr 4.
Reran left frnrn Centralia tet) the
6.20 train for tin utter;iv.' weddinz
trip to Ea stern cities And Ott th.ar
t
The Molsons Bank
Established 1855.
HEAD OFFICE
MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • S3.000,000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• •••• 53.000.000.00
Assets Over $3300o,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted.
Savings Bank Depar•
tment
p tment
$1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR
Times a Year,
• Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
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Highest Price- Cash
FOR
all kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew-
ter, rubber, raga, wool
pickings, horse hair.
IMEN
Steel stone boats, boule-
varding, iron posts.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
M. Jd61(S011 & S011
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
We Teach Telegraphy
CENTRAL
STRATFO-RD, ONT.
+ We have three departments; +
`I' Commercial, Shorthand and Te-
legrapby. We employ the beat ..pp..
teachers that money can hire. •1•
Our courses are thorough and ,'tt-
practical and we assist worthy .l.
students to positions. Those ti
who wieti••to get a MONEl-
.1, MAKING EDUCATION should
•}I• get the best. Write for our new
+catalogue and get particulars.
This is the best time of the +
year to enter our classes. i•
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN, 1
,I, Principals. .1-
++++++++++++4-1•4-+++++++++++
+4-i••t••I•+•t••l••>`i'+•WI'•t'•F
A PIAON
will help i., nl I,.' 1,.• long evenings
bright t‘011 1..11-i,• .1 .I riot only add
beauty to the. it , .' but pleasure to all
.1. I. 1111Ie..
Call and hevisak t,.,a with us and you
will he sum t, lIIIttow easily you may
own one.
The goods r. i - the best; the prices
are alright, a►,.I we will try to make
the terms to suit you.
We also sell Organs, Sewing Mach-
ines, Stationery, small Musical Inst-
ruments, School Supplies, and etc.
A good second hand organ for $2S.(I0
Now trouble to show goods.
S. MARTIN & SON
Zurich
The annual missionary rervic's
were conducted in the Evangelical
Churel► last Sunday.
Mier Lizzie Treurnrt.•r, of Detree,
i+ visitinz friends here.
A number of ,Zurich pupils of Miss
Vera Murdock. Ilestet11, will tale;
part in the piano recital st 1Lwn+,11
ttf-rnorrow rv+'uir;.
Stop That Cold
To cheek early rolls or Grippe with -Frei -entire"
means +tire t feat for Pneumonia. To stop a cold
with Prey. n'ies 14 safer than to let it run and be
obliged to cure 0 afterward+ To be sure. Pre.
venter-+ will 1 ,r.: even a'1.s ply Mated cold but
taken early -at stage -they break or
head n8 these early colds. That's surely better.
That's why they are called ('revenues.
I'mwerltiesare little (•Andy ('old ('urns. No Quln.
Ire, tin physic, nothing sickening. Nice for the
chit (ren -and thoroughly .,r.a t,'o. 1t you feel
chilly. If you sneeze. if you Al be all over. think of
Pr.•ve:ales. Promptness may also save half your
usual sickness. And don't forget your child. If
there Is feverishness, nigbtor day. IH.rein prob.
b1 tl.•, I'n.ventirs greatest efficiency. Sold 1n
boxes for the pocket. also In 258 boxes 01 41
Preventes. Insist on your druggists giving Ton
reventics
return will take up there Lorne Irl
Mt. Carmel in their beautiful new
r,'+i+lenOc. We exttn.l onr he•lrtie+L
ton;ratulatiml. le, our youn; friend+
and trust that they miy meet with
all proe, eriy throtizls life.
DENTAL
Dlt. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. s., D.
D. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto
University,
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury's
Main street-ExETER.
DR. G. F. KOULSTON, L. D. I3.
D. D. S., Dentist, Member of
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices In Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
LP • P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un
varsity. once and residenence. Dominion
Laboratory. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
.• LEWIS THOMAS
• Civil Engineer & Architect
(Late Department of Public works, Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for (Municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Waterworks
System Wharves, Uridges and lie -enforced Concrete,
Phone 2220 London Outaric
MONEY TO LOAN
•
We have unlimited private funds for lime,
-eat upon farm or village iropertyat lowes
abs of Interest.
DICKSON a CARLING
Easter
DICKSON & CARLING,
aresters, Shcicltore Notaries (have aacere
Commissioner/. Solicitors for the Moleous
Bank. Mo.
Money to Loan ab lowest rate, of interest.
OJYICE►-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
L CARLING L a. L. 8. DIOIl;10N
(`IONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
o+� at m anti village properties ab lownbe
t.
OLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers SolleitorcIBIsin St -'Exeter
AUCTIONEER
, S. Phillips, Licensed Auctioneer for the County
urcn, Charges moderate. All communication
matt to it, N. 1'htlli1 s, Hemel!, or orders left n
I Office will recei.e prompt attention.
FRANK BALLANTYNE
Licensed auctioneer for Counttie•
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given to fares
stook Bales. Town and village prof
party sold by auction on moderate
commissions.
Orders may, be lett at the Tinfoil
office or at residenoe, Elimvi leo
Cbarres moderate,
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. DIP
Lox A OF ROYAL INCORPORATKD
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND.
Organist of Triltt Memorial Church, Exeter.
Piano, Organ, Harmony and Theory of )Music.
Terms on Application Fleeter, Ontario.
Tne Usborne and fltbbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont.
Pres. W. 11. I'ASSMORE, Farquhar.
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. RI'BBELL,
RUSBItLLDALE. P. 0.
DIRECTORS,
Wii, ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0
Wm. BRO(•K WINeHI!LSEA P. 0.
T. RYAN, DURLIN P. 0
ROBERT NORItIS, Steffe,
AGENTS.
JOHN EMERY, Exeter, agent for
Usborne and Biddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. afeab
for Hibbert, Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.Treas. Farquhar,
(MADMAN & STANBURY, 8olislton
The Bell Telephone
Company of Canada
is about to issue a new
Telephone r
ne Di actor
For the Districte f Reil( in Ontario
including the
Village of Exeter
Orders for new connections, changes
of tint) names, changes of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should
be handed in to the local Manager AT
ON('F:.
A. MARCHAND,
Local Manager.
Stomach trouble fleert and Kidncf
ill
ailments can be quickly corrected
Willi a prescription known to drop
;sats everywhere an 1)r. Shoop's 1114414
torative. The prompt argil surprising
relief whish t hie remedy immediately
brine; is entirely due to 148 Ite3tor.,
e.ive action upon the (Ontrollin;
nerve+ of she Stomach, els. W. 14.
11p'ary•