HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-11-07, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES, NOVEMBER 7th 1907.
DON'T GOUGH
PERRY'S
Compound Syrup of
White Pine with Tar
-IT CURES -
COUGH, COLDS.
IIOARSENESS AND
Bronchial Trouble
BROWNING'S
Drug Store
Smoke Doctors Prescription
Best 5c. cigar in town
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Note and Comment
Mr. It. L. Borden arrived in Oft.
wa, Friday, after 'his lengthy Wt
iv tour.
The official majority tot 'Jfajor
°a.ttie-of London, Conservative over
acobs, Labor. ie 1035.
• • • • •
Ottawa, Nov. -The custom; re-
ipla of the Dominion for October
re $4,930,031 an increase of $27J -
d for the seven months, 'the re-
ipts were $36,312,7G'i an increa 3 of
91390. The revenue 'from till
urces for 'Ohs year ;will be over
one hundred million mark.
• • • • •
p.i:tw.t. Nov. 3. -The writs for the
-elections for the Dominion lfouea
111 bo issued at once. Ari effort
Ill be made to have them over :by
e time parliament meats. It be
tape probable that they will be
Oiled off on Thursday, tate (_sth.
t., the day of the meeting. of
o House,
Quebec, Nos-. 4.-- !Henri Itourasia
s defeated by lion. Adelard Tur-
1 in the bee -election for the lea•
lature at Itelleha=,;e to -day by a
ajority of 760. In doth the other
wo bye -elections for the legislature
iberals ;gore elected- 48311To11i in
lcolet by a majority of 31S and w'a Soothing
vain ill Nicolet by a majority of
Centralia
itev. W. 11. Butt spent tho holiday
with Lis you in Detroit.
Nees Alvin: %Wilson, of llderton.
wan 1Jto :zute=:t of 'Miss Butterill '.tat
week.
Mrs. It. T. I'ereu.on of London,
was the guest o[ her sister Mile
James Handford on TLursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Trotlan and Boy oy Trothan, of London, spent
the holiday tt-ith her parents here.
Mr. Andrew Butt spent the holi-
day tvi4h Char parents hort•.
M. Andrew Butt spent the holi-
day with Itis sister Mies Mabee Butt
of London.
The 'Misses Gladys and \Wirutifred
Eery very pleasantly entertained
a number of their fni.•nds ,to a
Hallowe'en party on Thursday night.
Misr Stahel McNauzhton, of Lon
don. .was the ';unit of '_hiss '\\•innt•
Fred Es.eery fur Thanksgiving.
Dr. and Airs. Orme spent the lto:i•
day with the latter's -inter Sirs.
Dyer, ilcf Dotroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkiam Mitckell, of
Ifensall, were the quoits of the for-
mer's brobher Mr. Thorn Mitchell
for 'the holiday.
Mr. Percy Simpson of London, was
'tile truest of hi3 suer Miss Evelyn
Simpson en Thursday last.
The Misses Rachel and Jennie
Wilson visited friends in London.
Mrs. Andrew Ricks and Mrs. F.
(licks returned borne Monday even -
in; after a pleasant visit lilt
frierele in London.
MA1 E Ir Ytlt'IIEF,LF.
There is eo much Itl!cumatism here
in our neighborhood now that the
following advice by art eminent au-
'Ol►ority, who writes for readers of a
large Eastern paper. writ be highly
appreciated by those who a,uffcr.
l;ct from any ;rood pharmacy one-
half ounce,Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one ounce Compound Karon, three
ounces of Compound Syrup Sarsttpa-
rills. Shake these well in a bottle
and take a teaspoonful do.e3 after
esolt meal and at bed -time ;
also drink plenty of '3cod water.
It is claimed that there are dew
victims of 'this dread ani torturous
disc:tee alto still fail to find ready
relief in"bhis Simple home-tnadc mix-
ture, and in most cases a permanent
cure is the rosult.
'flee eimplo recipe 1A said tose
strengthen and cleanthe eljtnina•-
live tiseue3 of tho kidneys so that
Lhey filter and strain from the blood
and system 'the poisons, acids anal
waste neattter, which cause not only
rheumatism, but numerous others
di3Cases. Every man or woman heti:
who feels that their kidneys are not
healthy and active, or who suffers-
from
uffers
from any urinary trouble what ever
should not •hesitate h •o notice up th�'s
mixture. as it is certain to do pnuch
goal, and may nave you Crone much
misery and buffering after awhile.
Our home druggists :say they will
either supply the ingredient; or mix
the preseriptii•ott 'ready to take it
our readers a k them.
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
OLD ANI) w'rr.L-Tiled )tltMv.uv- Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup hal been used j ^r
over sixty years by mlEious of mothers for tneir
children while teething, with perfect suocess
It eoothos the child, softens the gums. allays a 1
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every pArt of the world. 23
cents a bottle. Its value le incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs Wlnslo
Syrup and eek for no other kind.
Guaranteed under t he F.eod and
Drtlhze Aat, ,lune 30th, 10OG. Serial
.f .t.tw•a, Nov 2. -lion. Clifford Sif• Nutnl,er 1098.
n left today for England and will
absent teem° eeeeks. It 1+ rcild Zurich
t his trop ii in connection eveth
ne;otiytions for the establis]t•
nt of the All -Red steam=bip Lim,
d also bleat Mr. Siftan it intere,tt-
1•:rr;lish capitalists in a scheme
cvtablieh a lino of freight steam -
to 11iut o►t Bay, and for tete
uiptnent of Churchill as an ocean
rt. but neither .of these can ba
order med.
T'.c contract Cor eupplyin; Union
acks for the rural schools bas been
'anted by the Ontario (government
J. .1. 'turner & Sone n.f Peter -
to. At the last ;session of the
Leetislature an nppropriation of
,000 was made dor Lho purchase of
he flags and tendere were called.
The order calls for 1,500 six-foot
Union Jacks. They will be made of
the best Enzlish buntin; and will
have to be delivered in sixty d:tyi.
This will by no meani supply all •the
country sohoeli in the province, and
tbhle appropriation exceode 'the am-
ount of the accepted tender wlrioh
was sent in, statin; the amount for
eaoh flag;. Tho remainder of -tike
tlai;s to oomplcto tho full lilt of
eohools will h>e supplied by thii firm
alt theioall of the Cotornmen!. They
are bcir$ node in lots of l,:100 and
it i+ estimated •there are in lite+
hl>orbcrad of 5,000 eohoal+ to tee
supplied. Thele Union Jacks aro to
Lo displayed inside the schen.' durin;
olaoa•s and outside ctrl any epoeinl
day derides mein by tin truot(t'i.
u
Help/HelpI
I'm Fallin
Thus cried the hair. And a
kind neighbor came to the res-
cue with a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! This was bczat:sc
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a rcr talar
hair medicine. Falling ;lair
Mr. G. Brown, of Crediton, 'had
charge of ;the services in the Evan-
.gelical Church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. C. Kalofleiech returned
last week from her trip t hrou;h the
West.
Itev. A. D. Gishler bag been grata6-
ed a few weeks' Leave of absence
and lett last week for Heidelour; to
visit Mr.. Gielhler'a parents.
Lev. 1). Urquhart, of Kippen, de-
livered an instructive address to the
Yount People's Alliance in the Evan•
;clival Church last Tuesday evening.
The Zurich Gutt Club has been pre.
sented with a handsome medal by
II. Iain. of London, to be competed
for once a month at 20 targets and
has to be won three times in etre-
cession to beo3rue the property of
the member.
Khiva
The following is the score of the
shooting match held on Tuesday of
this week. Event No. 1, 11)' live birds.
+
F. Kerr U, U. Hartleib 13, 1'itanlake
8, W. Sanders 7, C. Stanl'ke 7, 8.
Gillis 7, F. Snell 7, T. Bissett 7, .1.
Dodds 7, P. Beaver 7, E. Brenner 11,
W. Yearley 6, W. Carrick 5.
Score of event No. 2, 10 blue rocks,
F. Kerr 10, D. Hartleib 8, W. Carrick
8, J. Dodds 8, W. Sanders 8, C. Stan -
lake 8, S. Gillis 7, J. Hannan 7, G. Ma-
whinnie 7, N. Stanlake (1, F. Snell 5,
E. Brenner 4, W. Yearley 4.
A ticklin; cough front any cause,
is 'trickly 'stepped by Dr. Shoop':
Cough Cure. ll Is ro 1►armleie and
safe. that Dr. Shoop tell; mother;
everywhere to :rive it wit bout hesi-
tation even to very your,; babes.
The wholesome green leas -i an leu•
der sietni of a lune healing moun-
tainous shrub furni,h tit • curative
properties to 1)r. Shoopas Cou;h Cure
it rain's Lhe cough, and heat.tile.
sore and len.itito bronchial mem-
branes. No opium, no chloroform,
nothing harmer used to injure or moo -
press. Simply a resinous plant ex-
tract, that helps to beat echin;
luttts. Tl:, Spaniard.; call ithie
shrub which trhe Doctor rota. "The
Sacred Herb." Demand 1)r. Sh'op's
Take no other. Bold by W. 8. How -
r,w•.
Plugtown
A number of our young paoplo tL-
tended the Grand Oyster SUPpalr at
Woodham on Tuesday evnin3. last.
Several ,ga'tes and plows were mars.
;big last Friday morning, 'tome of
which Shave not been found yet.
The valuable pioco of nickel which
was reported last, was found on Sun:
day by Alvin McCurdy, who obtaier.
cd the reward.
•Ali a Lila Heywood, of Winbhelsea,
visited friends in 'this vicinity last
week.
Usborne Council
Council met at Township }Tall,
Nov. ^pursuant 1to nd o rum
Cnt
.
All the members were progent. The
minutes of the, last meeting were
re 'd anti approved.
11. 1:. llyndnern, M. D. was (;rant-
ed the tight and privilege to meet
pole and ettre(ch wino for telephone
purpoesM on the hizhwaye of the
municipality and to use the said
hi_ilar.'ys for n tcrtn 'of five years
front date of nr;reemcnt. and t
Reeve aria Clerk t're authorized to
sign bile agreement and affix the
Corporate seal.
A reward of e_a w•is offer•,••' for
caused by a germ, and ehi:; R bhtr arrest and conwietioil of any per•
rat or ler-on.t •runty o[ atcalfn;
1
medicine completely destroys tow•; train or obl:e, entntnodityt from
these germs. Then tI:e healiily i .nY resident of 11:. municipality.
{ Hobert Sillery "-is paid .a.(x) (Wo -
scalp gives rich, healthy hair. thirds value of ottei ahnep kill; d by
The boot kind of a testimentet - doze.
"Sold for over stay years." .{ and Account's
Leaned in "e were p ev ment : pegged
8tewf -
ar++•balaarreili Ira er •r"' -[I art drain acct. ft_'t' on; ;enereI.
• e.aa• toror, of F !1:4.0(1.
i Sw(t141A 0.41.
IILi-. Council bhon adjourn...1
vers cltr.;it7 nano, Dec. 1sh at 10 ci cls k in
-�-• 110ei.
'
to meet
t he fore
F. Mt)RLF.Y, Clerk
4
Thames Road
We are plc.nsca ,to learn 'that IM'.Lr•
jorie,'the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 'William Ridley, of London. who
came here with her aunt Flo. Carnp•
bell durin; tiro time of the Western
Fair to Mr. T. Cann's and who was
nearly b14nd from 'the effects of
inflammatory rheumatism, hal much
improved 'both In sight and health.
Her mother called for her and stove
ped a day or two in the neighbor -
hoed on her way to visit her parents.
and ei ter Airs. C. Drager, of 'Wal -
eon. She was given a drive through
Lite 'country by Mr. Cann to here Rtes•
tinati^nt giving her an excellent view
of Lite country at this time of ycttr
Auction Sale
Thursday, Nov. lith., farm stock
and implements the property of \Wm.
Coultis, Lot 3, Con. '7 L:bornc.
Sale at 1 o'clock. Jorv. Whit.`. Auct.
Property For Sale
-Ten acrca .for =a1.`. '.west of rail-
way, tra.k, Lake Road Apply Mr'.
Edwin Jones. Exeter.
Pasture Farm for Sale
East half lot 8, South Boundary,
Hay, 50 acres. Good pasture farm
river` touohes corner and good abase.
Sale by auction will take place at
Commercial hotel, Exeter, on Sat-
urday Nov. 23rd at 2 o'clock. John
Gill. Auct. Chas. Box, Prop. Glad•
man & Stanbury, solioitore.
Store Property for Sale
In the village of Exeter, composed
of the North part of Lot 11 on the
West aide of Main Street, consisting
of one goal store and the building
now used for a postoffioe, knbwn as
The Johns Iilock.
hor terms and particulars ;ripply
to Thos. Cameron, Auctioneer, Far-
quhar. 9.19.47.
For Sale or to Rent.
Lot No. 15, Con. 2. Tp. of Stephen
Co. of iluron containing 100 acres of
laud well fonocd and drained ; with
rood orchard, about 20 acres of f.r od
bush, ntoiern buildings, convenien
to school, church and market and
is situate about 2 miles from the
t' Ila;e of Exeter. If not sold be-
fore Nov. 15th Will be rented. For
further particulars apply to Robert
Leathorne, Esq. 266 \Yellin;ton St.
London, Ont. or to Messrs. Dickson
& Carlin;, Ilirristers etc., Exeter
Ontario. 10-5-07-4
Auction Sale
IIOUSE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT
Mr. John GIII has been instructed
to sell by Public Auction at alto
residence of Mr. Janice W. Creech on
MILL ST (1EE.•1', 1•.Xl'TE11
-on-
I''RIDAY, NOVEMiBER 115t41., 1907.
at 1.30 o'clock p. nt, the followin; val.
able property : Two bed -room suites
sideboard : exteneian table : cent re
table; kitchen table: cork stove and
pipes ; heater : 3 rocking chairs; 6
dining roam chairs ; 1 eprir>:; mat-
tresses; 2 hair mattresses; lounge:
Viet ures :';hovels: le -es : rakes; forks
(Helot; hou.ebot 1 utensils; t;uanLi•
l3' split wc:d and ether articles too
numerous l,) melt 1 itatl.
If EA!. ESTATE.
There will be offered on day of
sale (if not •431d previously) the resi-
dence and premises bits; Lot 89 on
Mill Street. Geed frame %house. A
snap for nnyatte wantlnz a mester-
e to priced home.
TEHMIS Oi' SALE.
(`It(- '.
Chat t (.1ih.
Real Estate -20 per cent cash on
day of sale and nal ance in 20 d.rye.
For further particulars apply- to
John u 111 n
r • : hu
\ulctl.c `r S_ "ac'to s for vendor.
Autumn Chills
Caused by the wet and changeable
weather, are especially dangerous this
year, because of the debilitating effects
of an uncommonly truing summer.
In their grip, the whole system suffer:+ --
is pr'- dnced nr aggra•
vated, the etotnach
and liver are deranged, indigestion
and constipation occur, thene are the
chills of malaria, twinges of neuralgia
and rheumatism, and liability to blood
ditseaees like the grip, diphtheria,
typhoid, scarlet fever, etc.
It is important 1' take a reliable blood
medicine now to nourish and enrich the
blast', cure or prevent autumn disease•e
and protect general health. The best is
Catarrh
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which makes rich, red, warns blood,
benefiting the ;whole rooter)].
Sold Ay W druggists. tory Doses One Dollar.
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uuuat -,r ss:assn®,suaa•aauanTiiau.rumaui.u...n..
!NI \\ Pe IIILDItt
PrornotesThgestion,Cheetrul-
nt:ss and Rest.Contalns neither
Opluln,Morphine nor }Tineral.
NOT NARCOTIC.
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Ape feet Remedy forConstipa-
tion, Sour Stontach,Diarrtloea.
Worms ConvulsioltS,Feverish-
t Less Lind LOSS OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
11 l) urn; 111 . taad
j) Dos' .-3)tt\I1%
r.XAGT COPY OP WRAPPER.
CA$TOIIIA
aorInfana.na cnuarea
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIt
Real Estate For Sale
Part lot ,No. 4 containing ten
acres of land rood brick house, large
orchard with all kinds of fruit, and
neverfailin, well of hard water. This
beautiful property lies immediately
West of Railroad on ;the Lake ;Lord,
House and Lot for Sale
• (louse land lot for sale l't. lot 155
Con. 12 Usborne. 1-2 acre land good
brick cottage and stable. Must be
.so:d.. Apply Thos. Cameron. Auction-
eer Farquhar. -
contains thousands of dollars worth
';ravel and must convenient to Eze•
to Clearing Auction Sale
ter. This property must bo ;sold an
John '.\ort}taott, the proprl'etar'A -of-
health •has failed. Easy (terms bf FARM, FARM STOCK AND IM -
payment. A big snap. For storms PLEMENTS
and particulars apply to Thos. Cam-
eron. Auctioneer Farquhar.
Auction Sale
-of- Commencing e. 1.! 1
Farm, Farm Stock and the fohott•itts.
Implements HORST e
7 an,!
Janeph White, Auctioneer, will sell
\V G Balfour, on Lot 3, M..on.
for
4. Blanshard, half mile east of Kirk-
ton,on
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The 0 01111Bank
tfrrtabH8be 3 1855.
BEAD OFFICE MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • ' • • • 53.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••- •••• 33.000'000.00
Assets Over $33000,0oo.00
General Banking Business Transected,
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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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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.
M. liI6S011 & Soy
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
We Teach Telegraphy
We have three; departments;
Commercial, Shorthand and Te-
legraphy. We employ the best
teachers that money can hire.
Our courses are thorough and
+ practical and we assist worthy
• students to positions. Those
d' who wish to get a MONEY
st• MAKING EDUCATION should
4• get the best. Write for our new
catalogue and get particulars.
•f• This !s the best time of the
;• year to enter our classes,
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN,
Principals.
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FRIDAY, NO\'EA1BIi8 2?nd -"-7
The undersigned has been instructed
to sell by Public Auction on
10T o, S. T. ItOAD, 1'SBORNE
-on-
TUESI)AY, NOVEMBER lath, 1907.
at 12 30 o'clock the following proper ty
HORSES General purpose horse 4
yr old; driving horse 8 yr old; driving
mare (I yr old; black horse 4 yr old
draught; do general purpose; brown
mare 12 years old in foal to Jap; black
mare 10 yr old pure French; filly rising
:Wry Clerkenwell; 2 draught colts 2 yr
old; colt 2 years by Gamey; filly 2 yr
old and sucking colt by Gen Buller.
CATTLE d be S cows su pose to to
1007
:arp
r .y e 3
, urpose Loris 8
!,or;.: 5 years old
• :'.:•s old, 1 leucite
i : -.. tier due 'o
Nov. 26, tows supposed to be in
calf, 1 yearlin; heifer, 2 yearling
steers, 4 calves.
PIGS -1 thoroughbred Yorkshire
sow, 35 little pigs ten ;weeks old.
IMMIAI.EMENTS - Massey 'Harris
binder, truck and sheaf carrier, 6
foot cut ; Massey lfarris tmow'er
nearly new, 5 foot cut ; Massey Har-
ris need drill nearly new, .13 hoe; 1
p steel land roller nearly netw, Max_.
calf to thoroughbred bull;3heifers f.'s -self fray redder nearly new. Maxwell
ing `l years; 4 steers and 4 heifers 3 yr hay rake, cultivator, scuffler Bell
old; 4 steers 2 yr old; 2 calves 10 rhos. teat pulper nearly new, Kemp man -
old; 3 calves 6 mos. old. eury
uro spreader, net of iron harrow.;
PIGS and FOWL 2 brood sows'2 yr set otngaiPlotwssel othNh21r fanniirowo ng mill
mill
old; 5 :tore ho :3 rues. old; (I afore set of riLock scales cap. 4000 lbs.,
three -horse tread power, set of Iron
truck wheels. twa.aou with box, shely•
in; and ;;cat, set of truck•, set of
IMPLEMENTS Complete lumber bobslci;hs, 2 hay racks, 1 ;ravel
box, 2 wheel tbarroes. 1 w,atCr
wagon: lumber wagon used only few trough, 2 top buggies, 1 piano box
weeks, 2 top buggies, cutter, Massey cutter, 1 Portland cutter, 1 MGL+
Harris binder, cut '3 clops, Frost and net crc,rn separator, ver, 1 y 450
Wood mower, Tiger rake Mc('ornlick lbs, whiffletreni and noapacit , p1;
cultivator, nearly new, Frost & Wood rack, new It;ht wagon, baa truck
disc, roller, Mlattsey Harris drill, double ba ;51, 2 mets of single
ha lemma 3
plow, pea harvester, set wagonsprings sae of double 'harness, 75 heave. cow
('orkshut1 riding plow, root pulper, chains, hay fork, ropes car tiling
Verity walking plow manure spreader i09(5. (00(1 boiler, .emery weeder
Fleury plow, set bob sleighs, sculTler, 2 ohurn, [arks and either article,' too
hay racks, nearly new; set iron bar- numerous to menti<eu. Also 2300 bus. t
rows, overhead horse power, Chatham of turnips, 500 bu.t. of mars;olds and
fanning still with hnvger, Bell rutting a quantity of izrako,
box for prover or hand,gravel box, 'J' MMI
TERMS -$5.00 and under .Cash;
lbs. scales, set slings, hay fork, rope & over that amount 12 months' credit
pulley's, 1 set wvhitlletreee, neck yokes,will be 'ziveu en furnishin.; approved
scoop shovels, :t set double 'mimeo a joint notes, or r1 (Yjicount of 5
ret single harness. water trough, kelt-; per cent for eagle No reserve nm
le, pair hot -se blankets, buffalo robes, i the proprietor lies exert his farm.
pair horse clippers, 2 crow bars, lull 10'► ACRE FARM -There ".111 also
grain hags, 1-2 dozen sugar beet hoes, be sold •L}ut a tinct d:uy a 100 acro
grain cradle, cant hook, 5 bus, Amer- r farm, lot 24 oxo. 13 1'dllarton. ('hi
'can Wonder seed peas, 1') bus. of pea i the farm are n zood frnm'' house,
besns. pig rack, incubator And brood- bank barn 5•ixr.6 ft. with :ewe! stab•
er, corn plankter, hag track, 3 milk lin;. Farm is well watered, well
under
•''1 w null oral n1
wear t mostly fenced c t Ire 1
c.'ns, cooking slove,f heating stoves, n ► Y
! end
'e .cloy n
Vfrom r
c,.u:n, cider barrel, good crosscut saw, gruel, brit mil fr n
separator. eel hush. sugar beets, had- church and "within 1 1-2 miles of
der, beet lifter. forks, chains and o then Rtuaseldale. Terms -Terms for alta
e, pale
dayf 1
made knownon m
• .� I fn m.t
ftCl it lE ...
farm
REAL ESTATE Lot 6. S. Thmaesl car par, leu1les may be hnd in hdv•'nee
ltd. end W til44 acres on leo 11 North i by npplyin1 lir) Lhe proprietor. 11
Thames 1311. l{sborne On the J000 acres'rtot sold the f:lrm will be rented.
is a good frame house, 2 hank lenrnsIJOS. 1V1!ITE Wal. G. BA1�F0(IR-
and drit•e shed, fine orchard. running Auctienet'r Propr
water at rear of t,trm; well fenced and '
drained, gond hardwood bush; soil of
clay Renu:: 2i miles from Exeter: 1} Clearing Auction Sale
miles trent school and church. The 4Ai
acres tyre well drained And fence(; -of-
f►ftme barn is opposite 1110 acres, I M'ARMi STOCK AN1) IMPLEMENTS
calve
hogs 4 mos.; :t Embeden geese; 1 Ent-
beden gander, IS young geese; 4 fine
Rotten ducks, :t drakes; 1(x) hens, 75
early)luta
TERMS OF SALE Joe. White, Auct., eel a 11 by
CHATTELS 55.1M) and under, emelt; I1t• 1-u hi to Auction for Mr. 'rhomae
over that amount 12 months' credit; Na;;c on
',risen on furnishing approved joint Lot 17, Southeast I3d. of trsborne.
notes. 5 per cent ( It for cash on creel one mile $ouch of \V ,Inst' 00
it nt►ulttnt• TUESDAY, NOVF,MiIiF:lt 12th., 1907
FARM Terms toper cent. on day of
sale: balance in:30days without inter. commencin; at one o'clock sharp the
est. fart et p itch:tee money may re- followin;: The Farm consi+t.i of 90
main on mortgege if purchaser wishes acres more or lens. on it a ;creel
-MADMAN& STANHI'RY, agents frame home nank blur 30X51 ;clod
for Alex. Mcl►nnald, owner of Reel retablin; underneath, I{ood driving
Estate. f shed 20X40, farm fairly well fenced
Dinner will he served before sale. , 2 never failing wells of water and
T1109 WHITE THOM (`AMRIio a term le in Kook elate of cultivation
ProprietorAuctioneer Stock -1 'rood brood marc ;n foal
to Carhincer 1 r;littoral purpose
51469
A PIANO
will be 1p tee nt .l. e t he long evenings
bright w rite ..•.,• i,• . nil so not only add
beauty t,, the t1.•I, a taut pleasure to all
1t•. 1. 110111-5
Call and 1. • v.• a tells with us and you
will be surf I •.• 11 now easily you may
own one.
The goods roe the beet; the prices
are alright., toe we will try to make
the terms to twit you.
We also sell Organs, Sewing Mach-
ines, Stationery, small Musical inst-
ruments, School Supplies, and etc.
A good second hand organ for $25.(0
Now trouble to show goods.
S. MARTIN & SON
DENTAL
Dlt. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
ll. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Burgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury'a
Main street -EXETER.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. H•
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling''
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's formed/
dental parlors.
MEDICAL
T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0
IJ • P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un
rerelty. omoe and resldenence. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
ILEWIS THOMAS
' Civil Engineer & Architect
(Late Department of Public Works, Canada.)
Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and Waterwork3
St ,tem wharves, Bridges arid ate -enforced Concrete,
Phone 2.2_'0 London Ontario
LagONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for Interne
-eat upon term or village rroperty at lowes
awe Of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
DICKSON & CARLING,
&resters Solicitors Notaries, Conve aacere-
Commisetonerr, solicitors for the molecule
Bank, Eta.
koaey to Loan ab lowest rated of intermits.
orrICEI-PAIN STREET, EXETER.
IL CARLING & A, L. if, DIC O$
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private tnnda
Dan on farm and village properties at lowrate
interest.
()MADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solioltors,9Main selExeter
FRANK BALLANTYNE
Licensed auotioneer for Counties
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given to tarmml
stook sales. Town and village pros
perty sold by auction on moderate
commissions.
Orders may, be left at the Tim>,111-
office or at residence, Elim vine.
Charges moderate.
?he Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
anGe Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont,
Pres. W. 11. PASSMORE, Farquhar.
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. RUsSEI.I.,
ItussieeLDAI.E. P. 0.
DIRECTORS.
WM. Roy, BORNHOLM P. 0
Wet. Rime \ViNr1I1•:i-SEA P, 0
T. RYAN. DCBLtN P. 0
ROBERT NORIRIS, 8taffa.
AGENTS.
JOHN MISERY. Exeter, agent for
Usborne and Iliddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert. Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
8ecv.Treas, Farquhar.
(MADMAN & STANBURY. Solieltor•
horse 5 year; old, 1 mare 3 year.;
old, 1 good hackney mare colt ris•
in; 2 years old, 1 good filly mare
colt bred by Vlerkinwell, 1 draught
marc Dolt 1 year old, 1. drivin;
mare 5 years old, 5 •cool dairy cows
supposed to calve in the 39rin;, 1
cow to calve in Noveinoer. l fat
cow, 1 young 1:irrow cow, 6 ycnr•
lin; heifers. :t steers coming 2 Year
0141. 8 spring calves. 1 Hereford
null calf 0 rnontha old. 6 'rood
store hogs, 1 brood slow tupposcd
to be In p13, about 70 your; hens,
30 'good ducks and tome turkeys.
Implements -Maxwell hinder, Mc -
Corms owe
ew, McCormick
Mc-
Cormick mower n
rake, reran;drill
ncnr1Y
DC
cr•
in; cultivator nearly ec, !anti rol•
ler, elexwell disc harrow,Coekuhutt
w1plow, tfanning � mill, root nu1
►
M
t
pc i harvester. -et (cake 2000 lb..
one, wa;;on. pair Lob 'lei;lti set
iron harrotw•s, wheel harrow•, ;;ravel
box, hey rack, net Klin;s rope and
pulleys complete new, t;rinditone,
double carriage, sin;le bu,rjy, cutler
nearly new, buz;y pole, set li;ht
double banes+, 24 grain ba;.a, 16
cow elinins, 2 rnilch cans. 1 new
Saskatchewan robe, 2 rupe 2 (rete
of whiffletretw, crowbar, Jot'tin;
chain, cook stove. hen tin; 'stove and
pipes, 5 kitchen chairA. c(•oaecut eaw
buck saw, 3 dozen ttealers, fork+
scythes. hoes+, shovels and other ar-
ticles too numerous 10 mctttinn.
Terms -On farm A1000,00 down on
day of sale tilt balance can remain
on mortzaz' witty interest at 5 per
cent.: on stock and implement*, 83.00
and under cash over that amount 11
months' credit '.till be elven on fur -
nil hitt; approved joint note+, or a ,
discount of 6 per rent. per (inform 4
off for carts in lieu of notes.
Positively no reserve. if the firm j
le not mold it will be rented.
JOS. \VHiTE, THOMAS NAGLE
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
Sl00p IS 01 the COOOM00 NOM West
HOMESTEAD Itl•:(ItILATIONB.
ANt' ;ren numtrrrd section of Dominion lands lit
ttauifol,a, .a,katrhem an and A{herta, excepting
8 and 211, not reserved, may he horne,teaded )y
any person who is the sole head of a fancily, or any
male over 1S)rt re of age, to the extent of one -quay
ter section of 160 acres, more or less.
Application for entry must he rnadr in tenon by
the appli.ant at a Dominion lands Agency or Sul.
agent) for the distnrt B. whi, h the land is situate.
Entry h) proxy may, however, l.e trade at an Aden•
cy on certaineonulitions by the father, mother, son,
daughter, brother or sister of an intending home•
*tender
o d perform th
The A me*tM et Is required to e
T 151 11e
homestead du•ies under one M the following plans:
(1) At least six months' re■klenre'iron and culti-
vation of the land in each year for three years.
,trform
i
homesteader o ar 1 e eo d art
i t e
(. Ati
)
e minim' a hn duties 'vin on farming
th rt u n re Irs by living K
land owned solrlr h) him, not fess than eisht) (y')
acres In extent, in the vicinity of his homestead.
Joint ownership in land will not meet this require.
rnent.
(3) it the father for mother, if the father Is de-
ceased) of the homesteader has permanent residence
on farming land owned solely Ly hien, not less than
eight) (i0) acrts in extent. in the vkirdty of rho
home st, or upon a homestead entered for by hint
in the vudkin{t). such homesteader may pet form his
awn
rerldence duties by thing with ,the father or
4 The tern "%eine,- In the two preceeding
reraaiA •ha 1s leaned a* meaning not more than
nine miles In a diret line. etdual; e el rood al ow.
anus (WAWA in the tneasurtment.
t A homesteader Intending to itrfonn his resi-
dence duties in acronlance with the atone while
tieing 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 t.eriven to
tht Commiwioner of lrominlon lawta et Ottawa of
intention to eptly for patent.
w'. w•,
Oep'it) of O.. Minister of the Interior
i. n.-rnanthortr.A pnhlloation of this adrtrtist•
ment will not he paid for
Eases the I tO R m Atwi - l
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