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Y01,1'1"0 getting, get the REST
ene 010 will outlast tlee rest
luVa eCerienele and fielese
Babn eharaletee and FENCE
andi nothing but the Best
Lor instance
Stok 'llee$ 20c
aret prod
6itivanized
Farm Gates at 47
Also a large stook of Cedar
ntls all ki ts; Pf Lumber
and Shingles at Low Prices
4. J. unworn"
GRANTON.
TODAg. •
1-1
:The artist took his penofl, If wag
ea, "eteabley" tee zooid be! ,
Bust it traced a leeelY pacture thafi
the world rejoiced to eee.
The poet dipped his pen-hio-lwas
a Cheap corroded thing,
ir et scratched a charming incite that
' the world rejoiced to singe ,
the 'builder plied his trowel. It wile
far from being new
BO it laid the ineeks and mortar, till
a lordin mansion 'grew, ,
fAhe pencil, pen, and trowel, 'You.
, 'have frequently displayed.
TTOW will can win aohievement evitk
• exceeding little aid,
Xelt daily b Life s markets, in its;
Playrooms anel its schools.
Folk grumb/e, 41 could lernener 11 II
had some better tools..
elei44l.44.14444.4ehineeheeeseeedeifee.+4.
•BREVITIES
+.1.44+444e
lakeording to an estimate madeleY
offalseof the lanmegration bronele
Of the interior Department at °tate%
filie immigration next fiscal yearnialt
'meager the total of 400,000. This es'e'
timate is based on the percentage
it increase in the year just closed.'
• ft * ;nen
'Mere,: asked a female suffrage
eater. `would me.o. be to -day were it
not ihr women?
She paused for a moment and look-
ed around the 'hall
eI repeat, she aid, where would
Min an to -day if it were not for
woman?
„ feed he in the garden of Elden eat.
bag strawberries, aoswered a voloe
from 'elle gallery.-eTit-Bits
* *•• **ea
Tke net results of the 'Titan:tie in-
vestigatioln and the proposed recom-
mendations a the Senate Committee
thakhas beet conductieg the inquiry
in New "York and in 'Washington
Were 'described Saturday, by Senator
.Smith. .chairman of the committee.
Tha recommendations will inoludei
klouble 'bottoms for ael large voisele
fall eifeboat equipment, search-
lights. dan.eer signals, double watches
M night, two-man wireless service,
and avoidance of the northerly track
In the lee,berg season.
• * • * •
As an illustration to the great de-
votion to truth, a lwould be eld. P.
told his audience that he underwent
a esevere thrashing -When a bier for
telling the truth. Imagine the
sickly feeling which came over him
when a gruff voice called out from
the centre of the audience. 'I guess
It cured ler guvnor-Christain Life
* • * • •
It is said en Berlin that Russia,.
England 4and Prance have de-
cided to reoceupy Crete be-
cause of the zenewed trouble
on the island end -have sounded Ger-
many on the subject Germany has
Talc°
One
Pain P11111
then -
Take/
It
Eaay.
To Head.Qff
a Headache
Nothing is Better than
Dr. Wines'. AntiPain. Pills
• They Give Relief 'Without
feed .After-Effectse
"Far four years X ;was subject
to altaost eonatarit headache. At
times s� severe I was unfitted
forwork. Theotigh ,the advice of
it friend' T wae -perivadedto trye
tir: Asitiernin Pills and
the: resttlt had been that r have
entireiy etaditated my system of
.thoee, esentitinetis heeclechee that
falloWedee hard and centintiot4
ineatalestrain."---0. L. Russell,.
Agt C. & N. WAys, kary
Por Sale by Ali Druggists.
25 Doses, 25 erase
f felEtatAn O,1oronto,Cai
l' Aiheyour druggist for
it. Jr he cannot tenely
NM AtitMeare teene no
wore bid seed Steno roe illas.
hates book -weed.' It gives, N11,.
tioirtietil nrittilieseffoas invaluable _ .
-orrtmilmvourgiu,ri,-
1,444, Objeetteen .•2gGennee 4Igle000,
in net lietenfieW • Witei 41 .,Cienteallet
ter, ts irepogtocltot 'have isal;(4,
coontryneede:Rea,oe,..b4t tko-440v-
,Q11.4 O4AAe,
rOtagit$041 AllYn .gg
:f0Ogt.0110d Oct Multes,. 141 .tattionit
Vetil4e 7.4he:-ve0onelbte.• 0.016P:
• 0,ppeol- to the pov.)ers. to .prevent. the
••Ortitele eleteuties• :from owning • to 'Ate
heen •. 'The ••Cretere (nineteen .to Nr141.011
elm; eline•le King reeere in the tenable,
.sonee agitation in .Crete • tor anis*
• With •:Geee•Qe aArAestiOu *hien . has
. been. before 'the poevees. for &nein time
et ‘whiole tate not „ yet been • ea.tis-
eectoey solve, 'Crete is .n Tlualitsel
poeseasion .pv1 the 'Porte zefosellto
permit Greece tt btainnossession Of
the ieland At the recent •Greelte*e-
tioo •the Creta -n people alto ,elected
dee:la:tiesto the Greek Chamber and
entleunced 'their ,determinaelen • • •to
end then to. Athens. Greene hes ate
tempted: to keep ;the neen net, but as
.447 as is known is not exerting here
self to any great extent. •
*
told. him that there Wttg A 40004
people •right here in town. who bed
never heard et him," .- • •
•
=g !guess that took tine down -a
peg or two.:."
kixess, it didn't. He, • started
zio,u out to find thane and berrieeV
Meneye • , .t
* • • 4 • *
"
A despatch from Ottawa StatesWet
a report that May 24th will not lbe A
publie holida,y thle year is given nat
official denied at the State 'Depart- •
ment. Le order to abolish, the to
generation old custom of the obser-
trance of May 24th, first' as Queen
Victories birthday, it would be
essary to ()lenge the statue, and
that wan:not done at the last session
of Parliament. May Nth must re-
main 'under a public, holiday. The
rumor probably arose out of the ea -
pressed desire of King George
that his birthday June Srd, should be
observed as a public 'holiday through-
out the Empire Next session may see
legislation introduced to make Jun. 8rd
a statutory holiday.
BADLY .`ULCERITED LEG
Zace-liek Cured her when, so bad she
had to use Crutches
For varicose metres, badleg. or etrene
io hleers, Eam-Buk is without enneell.
as a healer. A proof of this is just
to hand from IlYlontreal. Mos. T. Ed-
wards of a64 Amherst street writes
Some time a had sore broke out on
my left leg near the ankle. For as -
week or two I did not heed it,- hut
it got so bad that I could hardly
walk I sent for our doctor, and he
told me that I would have to lay up -
with imy wound 1 did so for three?
weeks. at the end of that time the
Weer healed a little, but 1tould on-
ly move about by using crubehes.
"The Isere then broke out badly.,
and the dodor told ine that the only
thing that would cure it would he,
an operation, and that 1 should
have to lay up for a year. This, el
knew. was impossible as I had . o
family to attend to
eetly non had cured a heel cut on
his finger by using Zam-Eukandehe
advieed nee to give this balm e tenet
did so, and in less than a weeks
time it gave me wonderful mallet
It stopped the pain, evihieh had been
so bad that naany a night Inlid• not
get a wink of sleep. in a yew shoat
time tbe wound was so much thetteri
that I had no more eleepless night's
'and was also able to go about and dot
my work I persevered with Zarna
leek avith the result that the woling
is now perfectly healed and the lira
is as strong and sound as ever. To
any person suffering from ulcerated
sores I would say try Zam Buk.
Zam-Buk is just as good for piles,
abscesses, boils, ecalp eorest, blood
poison festering wounds, cuts burns,
scalds, bruises, eezema, eruptions, and,
al/ other skin diseases. All druggists
and stores 50e. box or Zam-Buk Co.
Toronto for price.
Ob.iidren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST'C",',i4k
THE RUSH OF GRAIN -
Stored in boats, elevators, and cars
at Fort William and Port 'Arthur
something like forty million dollars
worth of Western Grain has been
awaiting the opening of navigation
at the head of the great lakes. Be-
hind it in the interior cheaters of
the Grain growing Provinces and en
farmers hands are at least twenty
million bushels of wheat alone IOW
during the next four months mast
oorae down tbe lakes or over the sin-
gle C. P.. R, track that is at present
the sole 'conneeting railway eine be-
tween Eastern mid Western Canada.
, The task is a colossal, one. The re -
'sults will be colossal also. There
are not lest than 4ixty million 'donors
invested in the grain at the bead of
the lakes and at interior pointe that
will. be released as the wheat roaches'
the purchaser. Much a that money
this year will not be available. for
general raerclurntile or financial pur-
poses. Rifest of it will have to be re-
turned to • the west before long to
finance the purpose and transporta-
tion of the crop that is already on
the ground, The neural effect, how-
ever of turning 'Canada s wheat into
money must 'begood for business alt
round, even if it does not increase
the ,capital available for eastern trade
expansion.
The great blockade of 1191142 is
broken. Its less on is written large
The railways must strain every nerve
to put themselves in a position to
ship 'grain from the west by rail
steedily all the year roiled to the
Atlantic seaboard-, and to the Pacific
also when the anarna Canal is open-
ed -Toronto Globe.
very Wows
18 interested anteontiltnew
about the woad iral
Marvel wkl""no SPr4
'Douche • ,
FOR TITli SeeQMAail
Herns en Offer that you !Should not
Overlook
Beall Dyspepsia Tablets releledY
trebles by inches nature to .stepAY
the elements the absence Of wheilli
ia the gestric juices eause indinese
tion eau dyspepsia, They aid the
ettenetteh to digeat food and to quieklY
eoevert it into rich red bloocl and
=tented !necessary foie Overcoming?
natural body waste.
'Caery a peel:age of Itexall Dy.spepe
,sia Tablets in your vest pooket,
keep thelet ill your roora. Take nue
after each iheavn meal and prove one
assertion that indigestion will not
bother YOu. , L:r '
We 'ealear what DYSIlepsiol
!Athlete are and What they, witt do
We Vuarantee them to relieve indig-
estion and despepsia. le they fail we
will return your tneney. Three sis.
es 25o 50o and $1.00. Remembee, you,
can obtain Rexall Remedies only at
our atere the Itexelt Store W. S. -Cele.
• •
•
"SEAFORTH
At the annual meeting of the flea -
forth; Rink Co. Limited, the follow-
ing officers vere elected Presidlt
ent, Harry Colbert; vice president R.
S. Haysecretary ,Wm. Araene; der -
eaters nolaa Beanie J. ?G. Steele Oscan
Neil and John Rankin. The past sea-
son has been a very suecessful nue
and it Wae decided to grant a div-
idend of isei,ed percent, to stock-
holders But next 4easoin extensive
iraprove'meiete are to. he made in the
rink for the sonefort and oonvenitente
of the patrons.
At the last meeting of the College
late 'Institute hoard it WaS decided
to add a eonamereial department to
the schooland an advisory committee
repredenting the different industrial
and eoinmereial interest of tbe town
viz, J, adoTaviet j. 0, Stiles )1.110.1'1
'
tryand W. C. T. Marsoo were ape.
pbinted to work in conjunction, with
the board to further the scheme.
It is ex-ected that the necessary ar-
rangements for carrying on tae
work will be completed during the
.summer so that 'ellen the Collegiate -
Institute re -opens in September a
regular business Collene Course wile
be in full operation. (
W. P. Thompson has purc'hased the
coal business Of G. L. -Chesney of
this town.
There never was a time wheo peo-
ple appreciated the heal merits of
Chamberlains Cough remedy more
thnn now This is shown by the in-
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
menials from persons who have been
cured by it. If you or your children
are itroubled neth ix oopgh or Aold
give it a trial.and become acquaint-
ed with its good qualities. Fox sale
by all dealera.
• BRUCEFIELD
A"great deal of stock such as cats
tle andpigsare skipped_ from here
every week and the new scales are
found to be a great convenienoe„
They are looked after by Mr. BOWlei
Mr. War. Murdock of the 2nd con.
cession of Stanley has purchased a
residence in Egmondville and Mr. and
Mrs. Murdoch intend moving to Eg-
mondville shortly Their flee farm on
the 'Znd will be taken in oharge by
their son. Their neighbors will re-
gret the removal of Mr. and Mra,
Murdoch but all will be glad they
are not going farther away.
Mn John Caraeron had thewider-
he was Standing and had his arm,
tune to fall from a chair on whitelf
fractured . • -
Seeding is now pretty well scivan-
ced in this. vicinity The ground,
worked well and the seed has been
got in in glued shape. The fall wheat
in most places is looking remarkably
well and promises a good crop.
- Mr. George Turners automobile
was almost destrayed by flee on Tees
day last. he was overhauling the
mach tne when in' some way it took
Children' Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
sExemorrn
On Saturday last Mrs. John Gould
was called to Winghara to attend the
funeral of ber sister Mrs. Wilhelm'
Moore, -who died very suddenly in
that Iowa
A number of the yoteng people here
are laid ,up with the measles.
The many friends of M. Oristopher
Eacrett will (bo pained to learn th,at
he 'was called away on Sunday last
he end been suffering from a pare,
elatic stroke.
- Mr. and Men. efolin Atc/Itlighon have
returned from Toronto/ and are againe
to be found in their old home. Their
many iniends join in welcoming
them back to ouri midst
HA'RPLEY
'Messes Patrick of Yorkton
are vieiting their sister Airs. Joy
eheriett at the time of writing.
Miss Edith Teylor mated co.11ed'on
Inn friend iletiss Sherritt on Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Mabel Green who has teen
helping Mr. Thos. Love for a few,
weeks re ;Jurri .d 'o her honed in Brew-
ster la.st Saturday. •
iiithaensenetc
T
HOMESEEKEIIS
EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta"
Sneed Train' leen Toroeto eel° pea oe .
APRIL 2,18,80 MAY 14,28 JLIN241/,25'
JULY 9, 29 AUG. 6, 20 VEPT.'3,,17
Senate etas fineeta hen Ontario statical te.ptiociesi;
•i Midwest poutli,st
LOW ROUND-TRIP RATt4.-',
NVIecinee and Tatum $34.00;. Edmonton *let
$42.00and tO othsv poinni in tirpOrtina..: ..1.54. .
.0.1 to return wain ,§0 cif pi korv Vail lento' ,
TOURIST SLEEPING eAfr$,.
ttimat:b..„,thsgaemtato,.::::„.4.6,:odpiorerowm,..%.•
mid cagey via Main Lae an all pond e
F
bata
secured at moderato rates
gaily application must be nue
eoa OR tiorsesugatems, oAtiiiiii.sr: 4
conieelni ran apd full infolmation.
• lienly to penal C.P.R. Aseaf or
M. G, MURPHY, Igo, Pau. An. Teton*.
ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHAN01‘ OF tillAki
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Phosphonol restores every nerve is tke,borly
to its proper tension; restores
Vim and vitality. Rremature decay and all sexual
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$5. Mm
ailed to any address, If ItO tieteha Den
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1.••••••••••••••••••1•*.1••••;
AIISA CRAW
The body a Mr. Dennis Final:I WO
brought here last Thursday for bur-
ial from Detroit. Mr. Finan wee un-
til a few years ago a resident on this
place having gone to Detroit where,
he was employed as watchman On the
railroad. Last Sunday \011ie on daty
he wa,s instantly kteled by a
train he did not see approaching-.
The body was taken to the home of
his son James frorn.whose plash the
funeral took place Mr. Eile-
en is survived ley tbree sons an fates
daughters all of Detroit.
Mr. Norman McDonald of Kingston'
University is visitinghis ant Mrse
McLeod He very ably filled tke rests
pit of the Presbyterian church ca
Sunday evening last.
PITBBERT
Berm House Burned -Ms. and Mrs.
Jonah, Watson 'of. Hibbert went
to Mitchell on Monday afternoon toe
do some -shopping and between four
and five o clock they received a tele-
phone message that their residence.
was on fire Before ',he a itrived
Inane the fine 'brick house and all the
contents were razed to the ground.
The hired man and two children were
left at home. while Mr. -and Mrs.
Watson went •to .town buthe cause
of the fire has not been learned.
Death. of Mr. Dalton. --Mr. Robert
Dalton of Hibbert who has beea.
a severe .sufferer for some timer pas-
sed away on Saturdaea He was 43
years of •age. 'Nearly two yrs age
While he was loading gravel. in the
gravel pit the bank caved in On him,
injuring, his spine, and he has beea
confined to his bed since that teme,.
Besides his widow he leaves six ekilde
-then the eldest only twenty years
of age,
:ASSESSOR S RETURNS
The tollowien statestics have been
taken ;item thee -rale as returned by
Oscar Mope) for Hay Township -- •
acres 5e,473; cleared land 142,490;1
woodland 12,228; slaisb: leer 1,587;
asamp '6,135; valae of lands $1,532e.
50.00 value of buildings 788.490.014
exemptions *46 425 00; Business As-
sessment ee2,4414904.00; population: '
121882; births 71; 'deaths 116; No of
dogs 850e No. of Bitches 28; •
•••••••••••..............••• ••••
Lame -back iseuenalln ceased hy
rheumatism. of :the .muscles of tke
back, for which You will find /loth- •
ing (better then Chamberlainis Linb317
ent. For sale bf ale dealers. '
ASCOT S HEIR
NO. 9646 ot2805)
Bay, star on forehead, spot on nose
fore pasterns and hind legs white,
toiled May 1904, bred, by Mr. 'Shand
Sunnyside, •Drumoak, 'Aberdeenehire,
Scotlandeeraprotece gal August 100 by
Wm. Colauhoun„ Slitchell; Ont.
MONDAY May 6t1 will leave hisi
stable Lot 20, ,Con, 16 Hibbert,,
. and go to Chiselhurst, then south
to Ed. 21cDotigars for boons'
thence to his own stable ler
night and wilt Female there aJ i
S
Village of Exeter
By.Law No. 1912'
By -la,* of the Village of x-
eter, to authorize tbe oorrow-
ing of the sum Of $5003.0Q,
to. construct the Main Street
drain.
.,NrillitEAfi it iv necessary ,irt kik
*Olio interest that thain or tronki
'drain. &mold be oonstriiiitei
Street km 4Ihe said Vilia4e of Dx84elil
f4eln tlaver t4 it point at or =eat
Aks re* affix% in two -eon yntgew
- 410 ITAITIRBAS it 'hoe beent entikahe-
ated that it 'rill require tha gallA
$100.119 he oonstruot said drain., ene
eluding iz togeseary ,oulTerts,
• *NO TrillilitE.A13 it is xtecipesary te
hemp* upon the oredit of OW 3fti4
040011-AlitY, the said sum altit. to lee
sae debentares of the said naunioipall
lty tar *4) Klii4 tiitto,i 'a -45900.00i mild
interest Mt hereinafter sprovide.d.
srhilla is the amount of the debt Prt
elstle,f1 inb reated by is By -Lava
The proceeds of hhe taaid debent,oreal
to he applied to the constructioo pf
the said drain and onlverts and for,
to other Uri4ss 1 i
AND WHEREAS it IS desinable to
make the principal of the said, debt
repayable bY annual installments dare
nog -the period of twenty -years next
otter the, issue of the sebenture4
therefor, isach installments of vein*
eioal to be of such entotints that Lthe;
aggregate amount payable for p.rin-
e,ipal and faiLerast in any year, shail
be cella es Marty as may he to what
M neyable for ,prineinee and interest
daring path Of tlhe other years. ,
AND WHEREAS it will be necess-
ary to raise annually for the period.
of twenty years during the curred061
of the debentares to be Maned here-
under by la special rate euffinien0
tbnrefor ox all the anteable property,
wahin the municipality the tum of
le401.22 for paybee th.e several teat-
alraeots of principat and interest
ithereen at the rate of five per ;cent
per annum, I
AND WHEREA'S the amount of the.
v hole rateable property of the said
Valve of .Exeter according to the
last revised A.stealanient Roll Is, the
stim of '075,587,00
AND WHEREAS the exisitine dein
.benture debt of the said viae ex-
elualire of local iroprovement debens
ture debt semired by special assess.'
ments therefor amounts to the sum
• 161110,4.46.t and no part of 'the`
principal or interest thereof is in am
rears.,
Therefore the Municipal Counoit ol
the Corporation of the Vil1ate0
Exeter enacts as follow/sae-
lit shall be lawful for the Reevo
of the said Village of Exeter to'bore
row On the credit of the said corpora
ties of the Village of Exeter the sune
df 1$5800.00 for the purposes herein*
before set forth and for thatpun,
poae to issue` debenteres of the said
nmeielpality to the amount a $s000..
et in mania ef not leas ' then Pile10.01
each and such debentures shall "fbe
signed by the Reeve of the said•Cor-
poration for the time being and mom-
tersigned by the Treasurer for tha
time iseiniz of the geld corporation
and duly Seated with the Corporate(
Seal thereof, -which seali the ICierk
for the time being of said efornoran
ties is hereby authorized and direen-
ted to "attach to each :et said deben-
tures '
2. The said deb tires shall be det.
ed 'upon the date of the issue therente
and ;shell ibear interest at the rate of
five per cent per annum from date
olf the iesue thereof and the said in-
terest shalt he payable yearly- on the
day of the month in which said de-
bentures are issued and as to both
prinoipai and interest the said debez-
three lall he payable in annual in-
stallments within twenty years from
the date of the ieuse thereof, such in-
stalments tp be of snobamounts that •
the ag,gregate amount payable for prin
cipal. end interest in any year .ftkail
he equal as nearly as may be- to what
a panabte for principal and...interest
during each -of the other yews of
uoh period of, twenty years as here-
nafeer set forth
2. During the currency of the said
debentures there 'h 11 be rajeed
day tr UeSdaY, r t ¶f
WEDNESDAY to Zahn Johns for
noon; thence to Jos. Hawkins
for night. .
THURSDAY' to Wehael Pleb:titers .
for noon. thence tcie• S. Routley
for • night. • ' "
FRIDAY to John Ieallands Blanshe
ard for noon; thence to Oliver 0
Barris Fullerton eor niabt.
SATURDAY, to Geo, Leary s Let 0
Con, 12 Ilibbert for noon.. thence
to his own stahje w here he %vial°
remain until the' klidOWII* Mon-
day morning.
'GEO: MARTIN
Proprietor and gataews, D
pally by special /ate on all the ratea-
ble prepertj in -the Said 'Corporation
of the -village of Exeter the sups .of
A01'.22 for the purpose of paying; the
amnt due in each of the said nears
or principaland interest in reaped
f the said itCht as follows..
n the Year ' •
' rincipal (Interest Total,
1913, 151 22 250 00 40122
Da. 101,4 • 15,8 79 242 '13 40122
)o. 1915 106 13 234. 49 A01 22,
Do. 1916 170 06 226, 16 KC 22
0. larr 11,83 1311 217 41 401 23
)o. 101.0 193 -01 208 21 401 62
Do. 1,01) 202 66 IL 8 56- 401 28
Do. 14/20 212 ii9 188 43 :101 22
1)o. • 1921 223 43 177 '71) .401 22,
DO. 1922 23450 .166 02- 401 22
Do, 1,03 2463 154 139' 401 22
Do. 1924 256 65 14e 57 301 2a
Do. 1025 • 271 58 129 64 401 22
l)o. 1026 185 16 116 00 , 401 22'
Do, • 19,27 29S at 101 MI 2111
1)0. 1908 814139 ' €i68J 40t 122
0o. 10,39 330 1 1 71 11 4014 22,
De. lot .846 61 ,54 61 401 02
• 2p31. 1361 ¶4 e7 e8 401 22.,
Db. 1.032 082 14 ID 08 4.01 24,
/kat this By-La*ha11 (nine In-
to;force and take tffeet on . the .fleal
panting thereof.
5; Met fhe votes of the Eleiitors of
the weld Village of Exeter entitled
to vote on thisBy-law be taken; on
Monday the Twenty -Seventh Day of
Ay ,1812 commenoine at nine o clock
in the forenoon and continueneetustil
flee, ceclook in the riethrnoon tot ethe,
same oley at the. followiper Piece* '
witkin the said village of Exeter by
the folio -wire; Deputy liteturning Of- ,
eleven and. Polf.,therks.
elleng 60bdiViSiOn NO. 1 at SIs
!1entil/1rd a liesidenees--Ed Treble, D.
Is, Officer, and ElerlsPord,„ Clerk.
oiling ,SubdiVision No, 2, at Town
Bali W. 111. Weeks D. It. Officer "and
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FREE TO YOU -MY SISTER
RE( TO YOU AND EVERY SISTER SUFFER..
INC FROM WOMEN'S AILMENTS.
I am a, woman.
1 know womanel radferIngs.
have found the cure. me
will mail, free of any charge, my bense treat.
rturnt with full instructions to any sufferer from
woinan's ailments. I want to tell all women about
this cure -you, my reader, for /outlaw, your
daughter, your mother, or your sister. I want t4)
tell you how to cure yourself at home without
the help of &doctor. -Men cannot understand wcain
en's sufferings. Wbat we women know from es-:
fleurtr;aw,i4eagte=atre4;e, lor egrstfgr% cliu!"jortr
Leusorrhcestrit WhitleirdleChattge.Ulteritless",ma.0
phloem ent theWourbiterolose,4caaty
or Palatal Peril:We, Uterine or .0verlin,Tumere or
Growths. else Pelee in the heed. book Aid bOwelo.
hearing deters feeling*. nervousness, crectA ftg testi.
.Ing up the tiplook ffidaiteholy, drake to cry. hot
floohear weariness, kistmo,ons bladdte troublesr
Whore Coated 13Y' Weakness pecalliur to Out mt.
I WauttOokind you a cornpleto 10 alayetreetnie*
attreIv. tete to prove youthat you ntn out*
FotFOOlf MUM°. oao tdokly and stireiy. Remember. that It will COOt you bothitil to tvs
thOtteatitiontliOatotilota and If yoTt *fah t.o °obtain* it Willtoat yen ofll)ftbout12
Orette Week.'Orless then twocentsaar. It Willtset interfere With your Werk er eitttprittion.
end'addersietenine hew' yet( anifer, if Yost tnaZwillseidyou the
trestittent ferret= ease, entirely ftce.in Plaid verapper. bY return men. will also send yeap tree
egitoitiyhook-'-'-olirOMA N'S OWN WinulooleanVisetrwithexolanetoeyillusttatitilis ebb*
InJyiyotixon oulfet, and hO.Wthoyeati eesilyeuroeltennreeltea at home. Boot-y*00o ehoulet
Lava It and loath, to tit ink lot heroin.. Then Willa,tbO doctor saya-"TonintiOt havOait
140."-ritti ears deetleffee yotrablf. ThOrtiteriditw
ef orfien have Mil; :
**Medi'. It Ores old or young TO Mothers' et Daughters', ' , etto
treOweet *hie& inierstilly and effeetutalle cents leeteorrhcia, earemo
1 Or
Zr*tgufrMonetrnati&uaYeeng lAdiers, Plilintaktilo and. bOalth alWaya tatil t front MOO*
Wherever you Hee, noi rotor you, to liadiesi of your. Otintilecality Wecktiowerid gunny
IOII /my sniffers', thetthisnormerreiniierit really cares an woritenS daises/ea/bid Melee 'ROOM
well.:otrPOILFIan)P Ondtthatt. ;Asia lend taii your oddi•COO, and tbi) free ten days' trer.thient it
FOiltit WO 0204001G TirtitO't04/Or YOttitioynot thiS offetaitala.. Address:
101110.. Ate $011111VIIERS4 Ofilr•
Tenders for Sewer
Tensler'swifl he reoeivedup i.4 VS*
day noon N4y..1,0 near*, for thal 8410
strostioX
of &built 3.000 led Qf 6040/0e
ale° gra' aiSeat .8,000 feomt ,ot tZ-1,124
*id lfeineh ecwer pipe Old
upealeis. Plana and spetificatio4
and tarots of louder may be aherl'a#
the iegfice at Aithen of tbdunde.rslailm
ed, The lowest or any toRdsil
aegeSsarilyaceeptede
re 'We PAtINCOMS. ,a11.0till1110
Censaltiag insiinear Winvat',Ohlair
London Ont.PbteteR PA.
Houses for Sale
We offer; a eonafortable feama eat-
tage at a bargin, a larger storey
and e t,alf house, welii loeated and
..ityro fine ',extols residenoes at ittreote
ise pric. kf Toe are. looking f�r
teuse inaireter cetit nod get partite/
large choice", Easy term
GLADMAN & STANI414101
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estato of
ffelen Elder late of the TovrAllas
of.thitiorme in ths County of Huron.
Widow deseasede
Notice is bereby given porsuant to
'Section 65 of II/suttee Ant the* alt
creditors and ()there bavine claims
against the estate of the la ek rietie4
Elder who died on or about ;tha
ef Marais tOnt are reef:Jolted
en ):1,eforct th.e 138nd day .01 zsto
0,90 to send laq pat prepdid or delim
to Messrs. :Gladman ine Stasiburye et
the village of Exeter, solicitors for
the lerebutors of the said doceabed their
chriltian and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, the full particsalars
of their °lanais, the statement of
their accounts and the nature of the
Securities, if any; held' by them. Anti
farther take kietiee that after ouch
laet mentidned date the executors
will proceed to distribute Assets of
the deeeased among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
the &aims of which they eihairl,When
have notice and that -said executers
shall not be liable for Ike said as-
sets or any -part thereof to any per-
son orsnersons of whose olaims not-
ice shall not have been, received by
. thew, at nhe tiroo of sachtedeetribatien,
•: GI/ADMAN '& STANBURIP, '
Solicitors for Erni:eters.
Dabed lit.,Exeter this psi or • at
Atort '
Notice to Creditors
Id the matter of the estate tof
William Biker :of , the Villalgo el
. rseter ilia Ocringtee of Balla Gars
'frOler, ',deceased, ,
Notice is hereby given 'parties:it to
Seibion 55 of Totstee Alt that elk
oredillersea•ii "others having elo.iros
niaiink,8".
the enta'te of William Rakeu
late' a the Village of Exeter
who died. on - or abeat
the 25th day ,of April 1612 *are eee-
quired on or., before the 12.1st day of
'Wy 1,918 - to seat by olose
prepaid on deliver to Messrs.
. .
GAmslman &`Suaribury, of the Village
• of ,Exeter, Solicitors 'for Er-
eeatores. 02,th.e said deceased their
chriatian andsurnames; addresees
• -and- descriptions, the f ill 1 • partici',
%Dire a 'their '-illibrita; the -at a tematrt
of thein'aecounts and the nature ol.,
the secnritioil, if any, held by them.
And further" take rib time that after
such last Mentioned date the said
Executers *ill procreed to distri-
!site tee assets of the deceased. ItmOrix
the panties. entitled -thereto. Lavine
reegard sailentre tlie elaims of which
they shallthen lave rietiee and that
said. Execat�r hftll not be 'liable
for the said assets or any part there -
02 to any parson or heriOns Of whose
claims notice shall not have been
'reeetived byeithera at ':he time of sucili
dietribteltiOna ' :41-'14011=111
GLADMAN & STANDUItga
• .Solipitors for Executors.
Dated at Exeter thie 29th dry og
APril Mtn
fios. Davis Tall Clark.
Pollingsabdivission No. 2, at John
Mitchell s 'office .11. B. lipston D.
R. °Meer. and A.. G. Dyer, Polio:Her/Is
fieer. and A. Merherson Poll Clerk.
aniedierision l‘fp. tat North
end fire' Hall. R: G. Seidon D. Ofe
dicer and A. 'McPherson Poll Clerk
-43. That Thursday the 23rd day of
Ft at at Eleven oelook UMt
forenoon ohole be the day ant the
Clerks °thee in the Town Hall
in the villarge of Exeter halI be the
place where the Reeve 410,1 -attend to
appoint. P.MPOIh.te attend at the 'ver-
ous
polline' places aforesaid arid kt
' 'the fiiiitr.9upitititig *up of the votede:4
the Clerk on ;behalf of persona „ nate re
ested in pronisitine or oPoco!a6. .thie
'passing:of , the."ByeLaW "respentp•Mlye
7. ri`tat the Clerk 'of the CorporaS.
.tion. of ,the, said village of Exeter
010,11 attend at his office in deisaid
Village of Exeter itt Twelve olikok
noon on Tuesday the 28th day Of Way
1912 to sum up the number of -votes
given for and against this By -Law
• SOTIOB
The above is a true oopy of 'thd
proposed By -Law Which hitsbeell take
en into consideration and whit* will
by finally passed by tte Connell of
the iCerporation of the Villnge of
Exeter in the event of the assent of
the electors being obtained th.eretd
after one month from the first pub-
lication in the Exeter Timesatewnpeen
er which first' publication elude. be on
the second .day of May, 1912, and,
at the..linor daY and plate 1100a:fie
ea. for Itakine . the votes of the
Ble-
tors a poll. "Will be Leld.
Every , Leaseholder entitled by Jaw
to vote on the proposed By -Law Shall
at least tee flare next preetedialg the
da Y of pollind Elle in the officeof the
Clerk of .the Municipa2it tt Stabut-
,ory deelaratien stating that his lease
eneets the requirements by lisle entit.
`ling him to vote on pooh 13yeliaw /end
A, id the nareee of 'Leasehtildere nee-
' Meth)* to file snob a Declaration'
shall not be placed on, the voters list
Lor sueh otine
- -DATED at leieter this 291h day of
April A. b. itit
r, P. CARLY NG
*fork of time Cor)poration of the vit..
livse of tteter. 1
Talln AK:10X 0 telt
Horse for ,Sti10,
dtaudarll Bret Teerli
Hilda iiininkti Sired by at I3
PolffelLnii112 hit'ee'
Farrtt for Sale
igok eato Ot• ones -200 acres St ..7;
$d '0011.. qeinlreis leons „Clinton. .1i0
1 114* PS0.4 *late of.eultavattan
i8 ra* l0aorlea at"Ige
LIAM bgeidA. Pea hay and "
*iniait Mune, *WO Storey, Alatk, 'ro
.61080 4tiary* OldIatt, tnromioe
faetiAithre. One_ Vara 0460, w
•r.,witermyealifs,
on' oattitt (61itfl bsinees. '16-e
1.11 6400. *Tar 1usn 50X35. Ge
;mid with farm, if delaircd, A le
Ma4ceftz iawen. Rex 56. .
Farm For Sale
no* Sale- Xfaallt centa.intng
acres. of *et ofos fsatl.
age 0211-.00111iiani4 Geed OS
frame hisyse"; bank barn at .3t
with u,,p4Mk:dilter, stable* foams.
etkent 4,14•416.1. •
bitai tiliets' . a yor villa II
caller 251116 'Int* ifepeont.
sYsitigwat, Now. 011144 oiliest'
gogatid steiet aldisuf 8800; *et
*tie. -Mob, a. visa suRp111 °CO
wow,- gha /Win i t
ne:4,&Th wait 44•04, moot/
alt neer Wiee Deism% ,ttis• tolg
keed bush mostly ha woc
partioulara
1()3 to W'eaey
Woodhoos Ont. •
Property.for Sale.
•
The undersigned is offerinas. Y/0111
sale ift of lot 1.3 f -Cabala*
situated isli aNa, shuns • of 41/41*,
eatatainieg sever and one 5th aer
.There is on the practiges a,
frame house ann.& barn, goad waj
of. water, .e.boat 80 apRle• trees II
a 'quantity of small fruits. This
Sateledia propeFtftwea situated a
will be sold reasonable and on' CO*,
(terms:
It molt sold priviatery on or her
She 2011h of May 11912 ft will be so
by .pabi.is auction With the.househ
furniture on the 1sit of June 14.12,f
further particulars apply ltse
Cameron auctioneer Paraoher
or on the promises to. johia Bathe*
Exaxr Possession given imme.diatielei
Notive to Contractors
A contract to eonstruct an *pea
ditch about 13 roils long onefelot .p5t
Cots 4 Township a Usboornerbehillf;
new outlet for the Anderson Dre
also to repair, part of the old dit
will be !et by auction on Saturd
May 14th eit 6 °cloak in the aft
noon at the jecaility of Us
steelfiiations wiU ine. finniiihed
time of letting
13. ]ffsinkhe - &teeter
lietvo
Stock for Sale
Stook -For Sale -We are at pre
offering three choice Shorthorn b
..1.0, 12 and 15 mentlas old; else a
dowa and hiifers. and ' a regi:11a
Clyde mare bred , from impor
stock. even years, old euul
T. J. .43orry's King Thomas, ' Lot
Con: 2. Tuckernnitie.
Henson. t
Dental Offices Closet
Kindly take notice (that my ofkica
is closed every Wednesday aftern,00ns
DR. ROULsti)lle
CLOSING NOTICE
Please remember that my Dente
Office is closed ever NV„edri etc t:yik '
rit46/1-
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•
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Canada via Chicago
Apr11,16;' 23 and ,30
and every' Seeot d TuesdaYtbereaftnit
until Sept: 17th inclusive. Specl
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on above 'dates fro. Edmonton a
points -in Manitoba and Saskatchewth
via Chicago nod St. Paul catryi jg
threugh coaches lend r sIman Tomah
Sleepers: No charge
Full particulate frog& any Oreg..*
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Alberta Government Agent, Pal
House Block, Toronto, Ont.
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