HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-04-28, Page 4HE EXETER TIME$, APRIL 28th 1910.
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F ^ • n Al 1 T.', 7 «?ail 7�,- Id:tut:,,d L. v :•n' to th Puldialit•r
i tlial i Ili.P.bj H aid land ulcre;t,.•t h s repo•,st to 1301)
Knees, and vas succ:ssful in letting
_— -- (tl: tn. 11e :('h•trapb• d to the stat;ons
- Busincfc Mart. i`-'•ti^^i:j:l ►a•
.ung the flue. and 1i,s Inst rupieta
• Breakdown. were sold at 25 yews ;apiece. Thai
turned ha wind beriously to teleg-
raphy and h:s fuse practical cxperi-
.,
It needs only the addic veli ,tr.iltt
"It
a slump In bti _hi w.•uts were conducted through an am- Mks Cora Jloll:u•d, of Moray, spent
nkt• 1907-8 to bring 'mint tin -r. e>:i ateur Iin: set up between his bottle a few days visiting Mi .s Lottie Mil-
ani -1i to the very limit of the :r 1,1e.::i,-a1 and that of another boy. Ile learned lit►,
endurance. things begin : , . tight Mrs. Rich, Robinson. of FNeter.
With nu• curly in August- 'o; .: 1, s (telegraphy and went fruia t'ositiou vi -,iced her si+ter, Air=. George She t
Truman J. Itarcourt from w,:.., c last week.
to position. )lis first invention Iur rr. t
, I
ton. "Larger payments ,0 c•'•: ' which h; obtained wont was his We are glad to report t hat Mrs.
with my- contracts had to to y" {
and it tool: so much i (my capit.,l • , :,t printing 'tie.: r' fur rtcordiu, stock Thoa. Fall's is able to be around again.
I found myself on the tztgt:e 1 :., . punt:ll on • I y t ,'• ,•ruph which he f old firs, A. Warner and daught.•r ,flat•
I had worked very hard and : . 1 i' of the 16th visited the forvner's sister
haps sling:. d too much, so when i,r..:- for $40,000. jiving unfamiliar `vith Mr.,. John Love.
sure demanded strength my n. rv, y bank`ng he carried the big roll u: Mr. A. Carter and la's ei_,ter Miss
SKOVRRet(to sleet. p before lost one o,rtlic ttco, andltit l. bills for ,two days before he found F:Ila. of Egwoudvil!e• accompanied by
Mrooked :,... if 1 were all tn• out what to do with it. Probably Sunday eveningioat 51r.JJytJ.hTaylor
j s.
"I was reading his greatest gift to the world is his Miss Jean Mail-. of Cranbrook, is
the Telegraph end incaud,sc.nt c'•.ctric light and the vial tin,: at 'Alts. Thos. Milli;'.
Mr. Pfaff �— rteuda in bhipka.
Mr. Gower and 'Mr. M. t9w:it.•er. of
PERMANENT ROAD AWED Shipka, sowed 15 acres of flax for
Are tb, Council going to do anyeJ John Love on teiaturday.
thing this y, ar in regard to putting in Main in abundant • heti [':lieu lately.
a permanent road-bedt A new drain ,\\'eAOD1IAM
along. Main street and a permanent Everybody is ?through seeding
road -bed are •nitstions that confront around hero.
the people of 'Exeter through their ! Mr. Ilarry 'Mills sport,v n new driv-
er.
representatives at the Council Hoard. Mr. Hoy Kirk sold a vnluanle horse
one day last week.
The \Woodham Junior lJast-oall team
went down to play \Phalen last Sat•
urday. out they were disappointtak
to find n000dy 'there to play ball, and
so came home without a game. Wm.
Mills went dot%n to act as umpire.
IIARL'LEY
Mr. John Grainer. of Itoeanville,
Sask.. who ha: been spending the win-
ter nith Mr. C. Uayt •r. ret'Irii d honte
last week.
M..a F:Ipa Love .,pent Saturday and
Sunday with her cousin on the 16th.
M'.; J1, (;ower, of l4hipka. spent a
few' days with b •r sister, Mrs. Jas.
Kenny.
Ferrozolle noticed the won-
derful
surpritsing is the phonograph. �f Henry spent Sunday with
/lerful work dune most
The Beek by 'Ferrozone. I
read of a case of
an0e Tonic nervousness it had
Cured and deckled to
try it myself. 1
Ant met going i e 1,11 you of 10; vies
and downs duriu,. .ho first threetve.ks
--.'ti, day I w,•u! 1 feel pretty well.
the next day 1'::,• thirty cents. In
three or four '. eks the effect 01
Ferrozone was manifest. 1 gained
- steadily --that's the best of a good
medicine- All 1 gained I kept, and
to -day 1 am as sound, strong and vlg- As ion; as these, matters can be shift-
orous as a young boy."
\\•hen you feel all used up—tired ed from year to year and as fon; as
. out—lacking appetite. energy and am- the old way holds out, the Council
bitten. these are the signs of thin seem to be -content, It is a matter
blood and weak nerves. Ferrozone
will cure—try one or two Ferrozone of ;real importance to keep the taxes
Tablets at melds. Fifty cents a box, down. '1'he 'town ha; issued :several
six for 52.50. all dealers or The Ca- deb;ntum: the 'past few years and to
tarrhozone Co., Kingston. Canada.
CORNSCURED soma any more may se to necessity some. Dot a nets drain is a nccrssity
EN 21 HOURS a good road -bed a 'money -saver.
Throwing away stoney on our road!)
by putting on and scraping off gravel
is poor business in these tiwcs of
lImgress. Just think it over.
You tan painlessly remove any corn,
either hard. soft, or bleeding, by
applying Putnam's Corn Extractor. It
never burns. leaves no scar, contains no
acids; i, harmless, because composed
only of healing gums and balms. Fifty
years in use. Cure guaranteed. Fold
by alt druggists. 25e bottles. Refuse
substitutes.
PUTNAM'S PAINLESS
CORN 'EXTRACTOR tt fat of hotelmen. the hors;s into th fence whets the
animals net., stopped. lir, Cann.
Ther: or,: 63,000 farmers Zeas in hearing the• noise, started to their
CANADA'S PROSPECTIVE ):CTI\'li t.O\'Eft• n
Ontario than theta were, eight years ,s'',dance on his
ago. All gone west or, into the cities. !betag shale.• t up and badbicycle.badly frightened
Apart from
thin
• • • • • girls were none the worse,
cal o.. The Ltutt: rn lecture and the Irish
concert •iv •n in thi s neighborhood
or rheumatism. stick to 'cm till they, last tt •; k mer• counted lithe a sec -
n n. whoit ill l i' •i • o t'
st „tolikely the next stick to you. ce•i.
Governor -Gens sal of Canada. appears) • Mr,. Wilkins is a visitor at Mr,.
in ltay lhtsy 4„,,ss 1'erhapi ie Is his) in the Canadian ?lou;. of Commons itobt. Ileatha.
Sincere kindncsa and spontaneous
i;,,,,lon Tuesday of last w•et•k. Sir Wilfrid Irs.�Sot-her:and front St. Mar
Laurier announc -d that th • new Dc•- was a ,ve •k end visitor at th - Mari.- .'
lality that constitute Lord Carring` p;tr(ment of Naval Service fqr (,'an•
Mr. John Cann ra!acd his barn last.
ton's ch't f ast : is ns a person in the ada would comprise five different ser Week.
public ey;.. In the douse of }.Ards yifes. natn;Iy, the• navy proper, the �.._-.
• ,man;' s region-; debate i; -enlivened fi•bt•ri;s mice lion i.ertic', the b)' -
b; h:, welcomed merriwen( t droJtaphie aturtcy, tit tubs' A''fiA['1•A
¢n h ', '-. • - survey
NOTE AND COMMENII
Thames Road
Tito little daughters of Mr..1. Cann
had at narrow escape from s,•rionet
injury one day recently. The ,girls
who are aged 10 and 7 year; respect-
ftally ,i:arted from thea field with a
tenni of horses and a wagon for the
house. about half a milt, distant. The
horses became frightened and rant
away and se vsral tinter; they were
nearly thrown out, but alter 1oina
This is the last week iu business for some d:stanc.• they managed to pull
NOR -GENERAL
An inr,•r.-ating sketch of Earl Car -
Don't be too anxious to tale st
A little precaution may save from cad
O cm MMl{OI's
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AVegetait�e Preparation for As -
1n :tinettyeFoodondRc uta-
, tlleStnumchs ani113owc1, of
INI \N 1S (HILUKI_\_
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PromotesThhestion,Cftoerful-
beSssQdllest.ContaIns neither
Opulln, orphine nor I'1uu:ral.
LOT NARC OTIC.
revD••14I ZEt MSR
ef. -
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Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diari hoea,
Worms,Convulsions,Feveri s tt-
nesS cold LOSS OF SLEEP.
TacSimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
6 ti u1111 . rrltl
U(ACT COPY UT WRAPPCa,
t
CASTOR!
For_ nate and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
. Thirty Years
•„a etaraua ee�aaart, 5 W teas ITt1.
Priee
Talks
. 1 - and a"- tcrre.ess icle,rraphic I' rvice. Mrs, Norman Mitch. !I :and daugb, r ! At the Store One Door North of the
• • • • • of Centralia. wore the gitaats of the
country p'!• forms• and at National �. form^r'; parents. Al r. and Mrs. Jose rb
L:b, r Club batt plte is his j'sti ea: 5 women at a ?fleeting of toe
p I
V. omen's Institute: in Parkhill prom- $5400 STOCK
tniniiu,i, ' . Apart front the neriou, , d to do th tr ebopp►u; (ar:t. that { cry tel
view point of his initaion—and not for
a moment is 'that seriou,l purpose
adandooed--p•rhapa tb!s 'spacial func-
tion is that of softening tha aatterites
of provincial Radicalism. and of ton•
vincing disappointed aspirants after
social fam • that a peer may regi
b: n hood fellow, freso!ution.
In h:s young days. wit. n h -,
proved himazlf to be one of the most S.•t,nty our of Ile Con, r-e;:,a:c:::t:
charming and pleasant youn' rasa of churches in Canada is t • reported as
Noma last week.
• • . Mr, Itob: t Livingston: is v • ,I
to do th it w •-ek end shopping on and no hope is held out for It's ri.eoc-
4.
a; !far as po!siole or b:fore cry,
9 p. tn. on Saturday. or if compelled
to purchase anything after six to
carry the parr! house and not have
it deiivered. This is a move In
the right direction and it would be
a good thing if the different sock -
Ova in town would adopt a similar
Post (Rice, where
th • co'irt, Lord Carrington was chosen
to accompany the flim;. then t'rinc:
of Wale -a. on his fatuous tour thro:lzh
India. And there. on all lad s. he
me.•)• boils of friends. In iSFS, when
the Earl w'a4 s:•nt out to be Governor
of New Strict' Willis. h' found the pre-
vailing tone of A:;+tralian stattt'mcn
e•a4 oti of rain,:! d dislike and con-
teinlil for .ill that pertained to Down-
Injc a•tr. 1. •end iso that they were
apt to t •'t, t t h -•r• dislike of the Colon-
ial Office upon tint Governors. With -
.out any Coo apparent effort Lord Car-
t rin,:ton tion al; hearts, in Sidn y. the
popularity thi:+ ••ains'(1 becoming a
etaudard to which sec •nt Governors
have in xp rctcd to conform. Ile
was ;one. 1•. in embered as the mast
ancc••++ful r'• presentative of the Crown
who but r t r h.''it sent to Australia.
Thoma, 1Wieon the World'sg reat•
est int •naur. rec•mt'y celebrated bia
sixty-third ..'1thd et. I'or n ear or
two he u ' - r .rraph operator in
6tr•tt'ord. It• r • early hie tr• had
few wpm, n., i for attending reboot
bit; had . r , r t i-, for reading.
0 1lis rue r 1' ries i, i 1, wsbop on th
Grand Tr int: 1Li1inay Let ••n i' rt
Huron :end Detroit when h x .- •al
of :2 y •a. , o'd. Un • o' h s ,:r '•a:
Miss Ada Norris) has returned horn •
after spendln,' a few weeks with r. !-
atives n••ar Centralia,
Mr. George 'Natoli has rented Mr.
e::trance Itobbin's fnrrn for .a •ern
of years.
Miss :Myrtle Balfour has returned
horn- from an extended visit to friend.:
in $eafortlt.
Mr, Bodkin. who has purchased th'•
o:d Carmichael lion] •. Ina commenced
vot•n,r in favor oC the Union or th; to improve the' host-.•, by chinglin,r
Congregational. I'r,•sbyterian and
Stet ho, st bodi:s. TIE, Methodist
Ministerial Asaociat:on of Montreal
last wee'L•. aft:r earnest d'.ctission,
recomnx•ndcd that the article, Pro-
posed as a bit,is of union b.• referred
back to the Comtnitt,e of Union. or
to n new Committer to be recast in
'briefer and more general form so
that it tnay be accepted as a stand-
ard of doctrine without any wide dia-
satis(action or mental r'r•.•rvation,'
Ill.'IION \\'F:.\TIIEIt INSURANCE
\ me.•titt r of the Directors of ilia
liearon Wrath •r Insurance Mutual Co.
wa. It •:d in n aarnpl' roots of the Cen-
tra! Dote! on Tu'•:day last. All the
meutb.•ra wet: pre'ent and the mitt-
ute4 of thy ::tet rias tins were read
and adopted. The Secretary read a
:et -ler from the inspector of insur-
ance• advising that as tit, hoard o:
D:rectora were not unanimous in the
matter of changing the Head Office
(rout Zurich to Hensel! that a:l pro -
(s• •d:nr4 in this line be abandoned for
th'• present. Th • su rgestion was
adapted.
Tito follow'in r accounts were i•asard
;or payment. r:nr Mfg. Co.. rub-
ber stamps eS los, Donal. new
booits. 111,7:, . '•1 .1acl:son. inyesti-
gatin; .Oso,•,, i _ .. \'• , T. Ach: son, ups
of room for a •u,, IMO: Exeter
T:111•4, prinrinr. 17,10; A, G. Smillie.
1'0- , •,• "' 0 .\ -0 th • following loss-
,• 0. t! : 1 I 1 rt. Am. \\'ens:ler.
horn rt.n . 7.• o : .1 1., \lcIntosh, wind-
mill. 7.1r,a; Ice D. flan, r. ,•.en•Inai:I, 11,00
11, 'Sma:e. it 1
,ithif. fin •11,
tv:ndmi 1, 40.101; a' • 'd.•\ab, uind-
1 - problems of tb• time 0.1- to j.d: 0.00: G o. t\. Hee. r. windmill
'the• numb •r of paters h co :.d r
t r 11 application+ veer' pass^d
OD the trip. and' at Iasi It t sson th 1 e t: ci •+ orf •red issued.
x rr lent of going to t t ' r►.
e 1 d X a f trait I'r I tt;,a pa=• d that the rate o' .n -
Press. reading the proo;a. and h:ty.n • j • 1 Ince on pow. r ret !la he r;ia •d from
bis pnpera according 10 'th-' never' ti'•r c nt. on the t;nd'•rtak'n,: to
n r .tit.
rise m:etinr adjourned to nt (r in
11 •: '::! at the call n; the 5-er•tary.
event. of the current %Ville. 'When
the report of tint hat I • o' 1'i tabor
Landing cant, out h,• went to the• Cir -
Culmina 111'1
C01, t- nut u .,
-he could not t
r and ,.-ke(I for 1000 Ell MVI1.1.E
'tarred them U. ca:;s.- Mrs, if, Trout and little son. I:r-
advinc •. 1 n• 1' -t spnt the I .,-t we -•k w•:th friend=
I. orlon.
in
estst�.-a._
Tonic
or Stimulant?
There is an immense difference between a tonic and a
skinnllant• Up one clay, way back the next; that's a
stimulant. Steady progress day by day toward perfect
health; that's a tonic. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic,
a strong tong. Th only Sii apal•;Ila entirely free 6•.111'
alcohol. 1):, not stimulate unless your doctor says so.,
H•' Ifl!o\1;c, ,' -k him. I)o as he nays. f.C. iitrr Ca..j
•'w,x.... ...ate,.Baa-..auwa-ic7rscrr_atsens•e•:Ala. 77 4,4111.1,4r7-.." •atr_r
n 'ip:a'lev, i 1 ' one gnat cat;,: e,( t.it 'lti'ad id , t'ilio:,sit as, indigestion, had
bread), dehilt>', n treu;nes;. has yuq� helot cv,c re:' rn n:njed Ayer's rills to you?
l
and of ht•rwis' fixity/ it lap_
Th,• Literary Soca-1y will ho'd it,
closing concert in ill • tow nship 11111.
Stalin. on Tuesday i ven:u-r. April 2r:
at which Mr. Owen A. Stalky. rlocu.
t'oniat of Toronto: Mr. 0. A. Gams -
by. vocali4t and entertainer of Orono.
and Mr. Londe itobbint sing:•r of Liw•
kard. tt;!I tat: part,
(;rand Send
tlr. \\ i'b •r, 1) w.•y left for IIS.',
bort 0n Monday.
Mea. \Vtn. Itnch,antn. It to arr:%e.1
here from Mich •an,
\1'e are lorry to gay \ire, K's',• i-
1101 itllprnt n t • 1. - • • •
Mr. and \lr- .111- I: att, of Dry„da!'•.
v :it••d t it - h. r on Hunday.
Mr. and Mr-. 11•. -con, of Exeter.
called on (r' nd• h •ru on Saturday.
''1i+, Well and Robinson.- wean the
"a +1 of �Irs.'rhn.. Mollard on Satur-
day.
Mr, and :Mrs, Win. Fnrlandtt•cr• the
'sheat+ of lir, aur) Mrs, Ed. Gill on
'Monday.
Mr. Walter Prigs who has been ani-
fer:ng from an abs, :s in bis head 1-
improvine.
Mr. Sohn (laird i%tinder th • dor( ot.s
care. Ilia many friends wish him as
apredy recovery.
Mr, and 'Air., Geo. Clark. of Th d -
ford. were 'th • (swarm of Mr. and \Ira.
Fred I'n•;e on Monday.
Mr. Roberta tnnv'•d ha flrntl, r '„
(:od,•rich on Thursday. We arrt ror ry
to 4)4- Mr. and .'11rs. Itob•rt.•.
on Friday Inst. Mr. Silas Green and
h•, then lift. d 1POil do,. h.•rring. t.h •
f: rat lift of the se aeon at the pond
n it.
Tit • f'•h'men ?tat.• some of their
11.,1 4 in and have lift, -d there. the moat
of their fish h•in•t herring. which are
t, ry small lb). t. •aeon.
Mr. and Mr-. Fred 1'af• r•c•it d
Ih.• sail n ti 4 o:' 1h•• death of \h •it•
tranddaii :liter. 1r •n • Thntna+, o; D. •
trot. at th • a,t.• a.• ten months. She
ti as sick on'y a fete •lay,
PILES CURED at HOME
by New Absorption Method
•
If you suffer froth bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
files, send etc your address, and
I will tell you how to cure your-
self at home by the absorption
treatment ; and will also send
sonic of this home treatment
free for trial, with references
from your own locality if re-
gtiested. Immediate relief and
permanent cure assured. Sen -1
no looney, but tell others of
this oiler. Write to -day to Mrs. Bears the
M. SII111I1ICr3, Roc s.11 Windsor, litignaturs of
Ont,
is being slaughtered to make a quick
clean up. Our prices talk so loud that W. T. Gillespie
everyone hears of the bargains we are
giving. LISTEN ! 1 Phone t3 F ' G 1, Exeter. Ont,
Baking Soda 2 pounds for :x
Washing Soda 'l pounds for: ►c
Whiting t pounds for 0c
Cornmeal f; pounds for 2.'c
4 Ittc tins Shoe Polish for 25c
2
paring knits• for ac In the matter of the estate of
XX White Wine Vinegar:1,c agallon Georre Lewis. tate of the Village of
Our Drell,(load» are going fast at tic Exeter. in the County of ?futons
a yard, g,•ntkola n. deceased.
White and Colored Muslin, going at Notice is hereby given pursuant to
III cental per yard_ IR K R. S. 0, 191)7, chapter 129. that all
Colored Materna regitl.tr 15 cent for
10 cents a yard.
Big value in Ribbon,' lc, 2., :n•,llic
and io rente a yard are required on or before the
EutIttoderien and Laces at :'c nod 11k„d day of May. Po to rend by
n yard. post prepaid. or deliver to
Art Mullins regular 15cand :'Jk fur l0c Messrs. Gladwan .E Stanbury
Bottom, all going at Ifalf•price. of the Village of Exeter, So-
SHOES- Soverign Shoes for Men. Art licitor% for t h • Adruini,tratrix of the
Shoes for Women, Children's said deceased, their christinn and sur -
Shoes all at Greatly Reduced names, addresses and descriptions
Prices. the full particular% of their claims
Men's and Boy,' ('Inching going at the statement of their uceo'nta and
II„If Price, Mens hate all kinds at the nature of the securities, if any
I 2.ieach. heldby thein. And further take
Ark to see our \Nall Paper at ac a notice That after such !oat mentioned
d Ask roll. Cir Viin 1'l'it complete date the paid Administratrix will pro-
ceed to distribute the nsaetsof the• de-
nt 21) cents each. censed ntnong the parties entitled
Mangel Meed l2i cents a puuutl• I thereto having regard only to the
Tut nip Heed )package) :lk a pound I claims of which sh t shall 1 ten hay •
Highest Price paid for Butter at Eggs , notice and 1 hat the said Ad,nini%tra-
trix will not b • liable for Anil! aseet5
or any pnrt thereof to any person
Sold under the Management of 1 or persons of whose claim notice
shall not hat,• been received by her
at the time of such (Iiatribntinn.
GLADMAN & STANIiLIRY,
Solicitors for th• Adtniniatralrir;.
1►;1r, d at 1:xet••r OSP 1th day of April
111111.
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Times Want Coiwnn
Residence for Serle Notice of Dissolution
\\'o offer by private sale one of the
cholceat residence properties itti Exe-
ter. Moderate else, good repair, con-
venient location. Good atablu and
garden. Apply at once. Gladman &
Stanbury 3-3tL Notiot• is hereby liven that the part.
nership heretofore subsiStin3 between
For Sale the undersigned as General Merchants
under the name, style and firm o:
Cottage and three lots in Exeter, Carting Rrcis. in the Village of Exe•
being lots Nos. 65, 50 and 57 south of ter in the County of Huron, has thld
Siwcoe Street. On this property is a day been dissolved by mutual consent,
frame cottage (brick foundation) con- The businetis w•ii1 be carried on at/
taining five rooma and a good cel- the same stand by Witham J. Carlin
lar also a good well and a large Dated at 'Exeter this 4tb day of April
stable. Good garden and trait trees, .1, 1). 1910.
The property has to be sold to wind \1'itneas T. il, Carting
up tin estate. Apply to Lewitt II, Dickson 'V, J. Carling.
GLADMAN & STANI3URY,
Barristers,
Exeter. Ontario.
of Partnership
Dividend Notice
A Dividend of .:ever. per cent. on the
fully paid-up capital stock of the
Exeter Canning and Preserving Com-
pany Ltd., has been declared and will
be held at the office of the tacretary-
treamurer of the Company at Exeter
on friday the Twenty-ninth day
of April RHO. The, transfer books
and re;giatl•r of 1ho Company- will be
olds til 'from the 25th to the
30th days of April, inrt., both daps
inclusive. Dated at Exeter this 15th
day of April 1910, liy Order F. W.
GLADMAN, Secretary Treasurer.
9-14-2
Bake Shop for Sale
flake !Shop for sale, situated in first -
clam summer resort ; good building ;
front [shop ; residence above bake
shop; flour and feed room ; bake oven
at back, Apply to Frank Germotte,
Grand fiend. 4 -7 -lm p•
Farms for Sale
That choice farm being composed of
parts lots 18 and 19, concession, 1,
township of Usborn., in' the village
of Exeter, 100 acres. On the prem-
ises there is an up-to-date s' -storey
brick dwelling house with a:I r coo -
1 venicnccs ; Jorge bank barns with
00.00•1111.1 water in stables; silos, drive house„
' ice house, and fruit of all kinds; 60
acres in hay and grass, 6 acres of fall
wheat. balance plowed last fall. This
farm is itt a high state of cultivation
and well adapted for a man that
wants to do a dairy cosiness or gen-
eral farming. Also lot south 1.2 6,
concession 1, township of ?lay. con-
taining 50 acres, 2 acres of hardwood
bash, 39 acres in grass, balance all
plowed ; also never -failing well tt ith
windmill and tank. This property is
well adapted for graxing or ordinary
farming. These properties will be
sold in part or whole to suit pur-
chasers. Possession given in March.
Easy terms of payment and must be
sold as the proprietor's health has
failed and he is retiring. For terms
and particulars apply to ALEX DOW
Prop. on the premises, or to TI10S,
CAMERON. Auct,. Farquhar. 2-10it
I Manure Litters
Beatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors,
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls & 6tanchions
can be installed as cheap
rte lumber and last forever.
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder
These three things ate grea
labor -savers for farmers and
necessities cn a farm
For sale by
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
creditors and others having claim»
ngttinst the estate of the said
Georg.. Letti». who died on or about
ttr 20th day of .March. 1910,
B. W. F. Beavers
'there is a “right way” of
doing bniiness and there is n
••wring way” of (loing bus-
IileSs.
onisitdonswereweipeowso
The R o1IT WAY of doing business is
to bring your old truck, such as !cite
hair, tubber, iron, copper, liras», wool
pickings, etc. to
M. JACKSON'S
MAIN ST. EXETER
Where you get the highest cash
Nice t' ting honest dealings.
FOR SALE - A bit of iron :•ipe on
hand for fence poste. etc.
CASTOR IA
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
WESTERN
CANADA
LOW ROUND TRiP RATES
GOING DATES
Apr. 5,19 isae 11, 28 Aej. 9, 23
Ray 3, 17.31 3.1y 12, 26 Sept. 6, 20
TIIROCGft SPECIAL TIMIS*
TORONTO TO WINNIPEG AND WEST
Leave Ternal° 2.00 p.m.
a■ above days
Through First and Second (Ilk. Culebra,
Colonel and Tourtet Sleepers.
Apply to nenrrvt C P.R. Agent or write
R. 1, 7hompaon, 1) 1'.A., Toronto.
ASR FOR HOMEMAKERS' PAMPHLET
Por Infante and Children. A ,,,;,,,•, OH(' snnnld always hr
the same t's4neially to her husband,
but
if she is weak and nervous, and
wets Carter's iron fills, she cannot
be, for 1 hey make her "feel like a
different person," so they n11 nay
and 1 heir husband!. a;y so too.
IM. Mod You Hors Always Bo.gbl
Farms for Sale
It; ing composed of Lots No, 27, Con.
7. town+hip of !"shorn:, containing Office over Gladman & Stanbury
61 acre% of clime,. land. On the prem- Main street—EXETER.
s there is erected a good .framo
hobs° and frame barn. A never fail-
ina streatn of spring water rung across
th • prop,rty, also there is a good well
with pump; 27 acr.•a of fall reheat
.seeded to gray. 17 acres of hay and
the balance in pasture. This farm
w4 well 'fenced ttilh 10 -wire woven
(enc.• on cement posts: thoroughly un -
d •rdrained and well suited to gener-
al f lrtnin;:, 1'osatssion given at once
Also that choice grass farm b••in;
compo+ -d of S, 1-2 Lot 3 Cott, 5, town-
-h p of 1 sborne, This, property la
fenced ttith 9-tt•irt• woven fence and
has atrentn of fresh sprint water run-
ning across 1h, property. l'orseessioo
given on complete payment of pur-
chase mans y, if thcso properties are
not sold on or before• the 3rd of May
1910, th •y hill be sold by public auc-
tion with farm stock and implements DICKSON & CARLING, Lot 10 S. 1, It.. township of i s• r
Us -
born •. on the 17th day of May 1910.
1'oaitiv.•!y no reserve at the proprie- Itaeristers,noiic)tor• Noterles,Losee7_ascan
tor has road h'.; horns farm and has Commts'ctoaen• stoneware for ID.AToIsssrr
purcha=ed a ranch in Alberta and is oe
ruot•in,t tiler,• at one , I'au1 Madge.~�eTbi,oaa•tloweetr►t•aot latere•t.
ernes BTREET
Prop. For Lerma and particulars ap-
ply ItXlfil>Rs
t o Mrs. g i s" "nu" B. a•
Paul Madge on the :rem- co e. aoeoa•
tees or to 1'hoa. ('ane -son. Auct, Far.
jahar.
syoousis 011de C000dioo IorIh 1 ea
UOMESTEA D:REO OLATIONS,1
Any person who is the sole bead
of a family, or any male over 14
years old may homestead a quartstt
seotoni of available Dominion land it
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberts.
The applicant must appear in person
at the Dominion Lands Agency •r
Sub -agency for the district. Entry b10
proxy may be had at the agency, os
certain conditions. by father. mother
son, daughter, brother, or sister oil
intending homesteader.
Duties :—Six months residence upon
anti cultivation of the land in easy
of three years. A homesteader map
live within nine miles of ,his homed
stead on a harm of at least 80 aerate
solely otyii and occupied by him Or
Lis father, mother, son, daug'btere
brother or sister.
Itt certain districts a hornesteadels
itt Rood standing may pre-empt a
quarter section alongside bin honing
stead. Prion $3. per acre. Duties,:
Must reside six months ineaoh of slag
years from date of homestead entry
(including the time required to earw
homestead patent) and oultivtao
fifty acres extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted
his homestead right and cannot ob-
tain a pre-emption may take a pur-
chased homestead in certain districts
Price $3. per acre. Duties.—Masa
reside six months in each of three
years, cultivate fifty acres and crest
a house worth $300.0(f
w. w. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Marker
N. n,—Unauthorised pnbliation o h .
went will not be paid for
DR. O. F. ROULSTON,
L. D. 8. ; D. D.. f3.'
Honor graduate of Toronto University
DENTIST
OFFICE:—Over Dickson! & Carling's
Law Offices, Exeter.
Hoots s. 4io'si:Dwslis t'A1•A}TERNOON8
DIt. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D
D. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0
• P. fl„ Graduate Victoria U
♦♦mitts% office and resideneoce. Dominion
t.aborator•T, ureter
Associate Coroner of Huron.
R. Bright, M. D„ M.C. P. and
•8., Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
iversity. Two years resia'ent physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand
Andrew Street, Exeter.
HONEY TO LOAN
•Ws hays unlimited private roods for loves.
- att1 upon farm or vinare t roperty at lowest
r rtes se Iate,Mt,
DICKSON R CAIILINO
Settee
NO7'tUE TO C1;FI)ITOItS
In the matter of the , state of
John W. Hodgson. 01' the Tonu.hip
of l =borne. in th County of Horan. MONEYTOLOAN
farm'•r. d'reas.d,
.Not lee ja IICICby given pursuant 10 rhe Farm and \hlag,• I'rnl.ertie. e1 fon rat rates o•
1•. S. (1.. 1897, ch ape 1'29, 1 hat alt intcrta. Imprmrd and other NOrthwut lends and
cr tiir(tra and toilets having Clalln, Ton" [.Ota fqr aIle•• Loney to loan ti (n1h prepefty
alt nsi the (state of the late John ERNEST ELLIOT,
tt, iiod;:-on. who ,i • d on or shout (ALceyan' tr,11 Office, Main lit. Exeter
eh:• +`';th day od March. f910,
are re pair: d on or traforc the 10th QI ats) 1tilt SA 1.F.--1 am again on the market
day of May. ;9111. to send by
post plena id or deliver to Metiers.
Madman &. Hianbury, of the village
(`IONEY TO LOAN.
_Wasuasumans have • targe asuman of private taus
la ea tants
sad village propertied as townies
e.
ULADHAN R STANDURY
Bant•tere t)ollolton, nate 5). Rime.
pith a supply of .ix yours pore tired Shorthorn,
hall., '1 hr•,. arc goort Icdn'r,Iuat.,
fit h gnu,, Three arc 4( 1 rotor and n 111 1, r,'gteter•
eel and .011 well north the prIt-e, to make room for
rtf F:tet •r, tlo!icitor.4 for the Adnlin'r'• the ymu,arr Our-. l'an also sure it0. itmale•,
»rokh (:n•y, a lt•autiful roan ,ell, mlrl one of tb•
I : I Ir � of 11Y• said d •ce1►s.1d1
d t brit ?pent to Ips the heals and will I.c kept for
;:t_1 i •i i In ;a td morn 1inl'p. addreaae% the imtt•rOt1.11:t,t r1 pure-bred Shorthon,a. Apply
,nd dost ipt ions, t 1.e (sill partiCu• tett J(t)1 , M ltI:lt, Lot. If, :,'0nccpition t', Ilan, or
last .4, lien..11I'. (r,
Ctrs of t ht it cin' s, i lac rt•Itcrnenl
of th('ir ncrounls and the nature of
the ,,ecut11115, if any, held Ity them.
And further take: ,ioti:e that atter
such las: mentioned date the odd
\dminiatn,trix will proceed to distri-
bute aS'ets of the deceased onion;
Use patties entitled thereto, It:ltini
regard only to the rlaints of which Head Office, Farquhar,.Ont.
she• shall th'n hate notice: nod mi it
Adrrtinistratrix rhatl not i. arse
for the atial nsseta or any part there-
of to any poison or persona of wlwse
claims notice Will not have been ►'e.
tee •it -ed by Is r at the time o: such
di+tribtit ion.
GLADMAN & STA Nllt;itV,
Solicitor) for :\dntin'-tra,rit.
1►:.:•4 a: 1•:\ t.•r- :it• 26:11 did of April
tato.
Toe Usborne and Hibbert
farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
?'resident. ,1. F. RUSSELL,
\'ice -•Pres., \V M. ROY
OIKhG"I'oKeit,
1100.1', \( RI115,
T1?'(fit, It\ AN
\V M. DRUCK.
ItOI1T, GA ItDIN Eit,
AGEN'fM,
.1011N F.tiMEIIY, F,ieter, sasnt fes
tltt,prne ted Niddulph.
(LiI'F.t( iRAl(It1H, Tunrn, saes,
'e,r f}ihbert, Fullerton and 1... -ad.
JOBS CAMI'f!G:IA)
t;lecv.Treas. ForLohar
'MADMAN • PTANI'1'11Y, I dtsr•
Strafe.
Dublin.
\Vincheleea-
1'nr pillar.