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, pripeipeli (Idea in *.‘ite. World.
4U ali Bron
Dickeetiee Ce et"
larig Business Trans
Bank Department
terest allow d at HIghest Current Rates.
iciters. XWON Manager
ina.xpen
pay,atAevtb duj
Territ'xy e
S$ rtr441
Over 5, And 3,Z
10 CS
stOtild
ORDERS,
Re
Ceda
at top
fttope
and up top ent
cher Posts en
azears •
toil:000
Ap,r
tet
7
ORDERS •
e
30
50
n'oo a safe, coriVement an
Of money. These Orders,
a‘la f,..xcept in the Yukon
Stckte's, 4t
3 cents
6
,..10
FROAD
'-'-'231.4 DRAFT
T BACK HAS NEVER
OUBLE0 ME
vac
ave
that
ut draugh,ty
aarous rind of-
riv out-aredoors
closet witt fltin-
oor closet -which
rcquixee t o eeever,
x.o plu !Ong, iar.d
310 tinisLt e-
ve ety convenietees irk yoar
Sategu3xd l'amily health by
title; a
"TWEED CLOSET
Sanitary 'and Odorlese
"Tweedlosets can be installed, ir.
tLe bathroem, cellar, or any other
'emieot place indoors; merely 're-
quiring to bc epnr.ected by a, pipe for
vettirotion v ,th a ohirotey hole
" -"Tweed'"Liquid Chemitalq used in
norinection with Tweed:Closets is hobo
deodoratt and disinfectant,
Alany lona:Pods of Tweed CI eset s.
Lave peen ened in Car.ade. Send for
elinotroted price list
Wooler pr l 1912, Dear Sir; The
chemical Closet 'bought from you on
Wan 5th 1912 is perfect,. I 431d. not
iempty it WI MOrch 29th There are
ithree ix. the family and car. leave tete
aid ;up azd
no Particle, of odor car, be
lotted .1 would not Usk for ereething
better., Yours Truly 21 M Weseeis
Age' TiO11011 llll Mc lile COaffilted
'Ant;- W.J. irleaman
mom?
Have you n splendid stock
oi goods?
Nare you it got in a new
p lat articles?
no a special
ce n e s
ze
• o1e everybody .know
ng us print Some
AS Ind POSTERS
IDon't knock your town!
Don't refitse to advertise!
Don't patronize mail Lrder
houses/
Don't fail to give us yout
orders for all kinds o
job printing
ft forget to stand by your
onae paper, and it Isin
you!
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t°
te
in
. a a.ze., gs
itiftt iu Wal
. logr
Eidneyetn1 awaysrevetit
Id in the 'kidneys and biadder.
is sold ...Mt a positive
give prompt relief or
ii, soea box, 6 for
if you, write
tanical Co. of
to. l4
4.
4.
4.
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4.
4.
4.
ti Note, Vlbrationo Ha fie PeOe'i
to 4,090 Per Second.
The pitch of a musical toe can be
ealculated arithmetically. While the
human, veice b soog soreethinge Of
an voknowe problem, the notes of a
musical. Instrument are adjusted .ae,
eordiag to the number of vihratiOna
per seeMul Made by eaeh note. The
:shorter, doer oeld teneer the plane
otring the greeter the vibratory speed
and higher thepitob; the louger, coare-
er and less tense the stria; the plewer
ribratiOnenit10Wer the pitch.
The human ear beeolne$ eensible to
°nod ween vibratious have a speed of
-teen per second. As the olbratioos
crease the pitch aecenOs untie 36.000
re attalaed. wimo. the result is imitab-
le. The lemetical range on the idiom
from 82 vibratiOlts toP1,0141.
Thirty-two vibrittions is the munhe
designated for 'the note of C, three oc-
ves now eteldie 0 01) the phince
Te oeet bee twiee tbe eureiher of
everationo,-04-; the next tWlee that --
12S; the elet 2Zei. beteg middle C.
Dmibling egain for tee oseeuding oe-
taves, the suecessive C's Vibrate. re-
speotively, 512. 1.024, 2,04S and 4,096
tdtne$ Per seeerel, The piteh oe the
lotervening notes is regulated prayer -
any accordieg to tbe chromatic
ie.
These f3gnree -re opt always hem
he- same. T'he eerie" leetrelineiat Male
of Europe had teeny tlisfMte$ esen,
t-te measurement of the tau-
gs and pipes that determined,
op of the "violin Elves the
heetoes, Ou the pl.
is th • $b O. above middle 0,
arlythnes te the middle of the
teeuth eeIjiuy iMs pitch note v4.
ti from 317 to 445 711)1.'4th:ins per sec -
pad, but 43.5 preyed to be the most ae.•
ptabh) pitch.
I calculations t
e so that
• e striviPg
title ev
Bot dv
e,c racy
The cele
et
er $
9
=tura has
be $opralle
9'1. There
rezla
10-4art to
thereby
at
tietd
ID THE ANDKER HIER
rre Wsa Time When a an
UrimentionablO Artiole.
The VPinilOtt of the pecket ham
aa, nod ioteresnoz, Tbere
e whet,it was an unmeitlon-
e
e.,
fl
PERT PARASRAPHS.
ONE reason nity mau can't live up
to his bright future is that be can't
live down Ms murky past.
A. womun would rather be out at el-
bows thou out of fashion.
A lot more !O»ehe promises than
keep them.
nian may he broad minded with-
out spreadiog himself at all.
Ilavlog money differs in Mare than
one wao with spending money.
The angel a man marries doesn't al-
ways dwell in parnetise.
The trouble Is that a lot of expensive
experieerce isn't worth what It costs.
Flaviog a grouch doesn't distinguish
a man, bot sometimes it extinguishee
Wbeti we have enst returned from a
evag outing trip we find tbis a eadteind
'weary world.
14,0444 .a.r...4-44.....4*44.4.4444444...4.4.4n•44444•,.V..
„g --art artiele to be kept ou
!etand referred to only in n
ln polite conversation It was cere-
al-T*10, arid, us to one's beln
lug a handkerchief, it vela
es racism
Q t things obtained up to
4rst Natudeort, when, the
mpress Josephine brought H forward
persona/ reason. The only defect
er beauty Wes an irregularity of
Iie eeth, and to hide this she lased a
. !cote little handkerchief, which from
thno to time she raised, to her lips.
Thus she WeS enabled. to laugh ocea-
stonal.,- that it was a ease of
either laughter golpg, out or handker-
chiefs coming into fashion, the court
ladles adopted the pretty pieces of canl.
brie and lace.
In England the evolution of the aril-
ele Which Is Bow so openly displayed
by WOnlen was equally slow. There
Was a time when it was forbidden to
mention It on the stage or to make•use
of It even hi the most tearful situation.
while the people In the gallery and the
pit shed their tears into their laps.
Even when It was mentioned for the
first tizne in one of Shneespeare's plays
It was received with hisses and general
Indignation by the audience. Little by
littIe, however, the prejudice gave way.
and a time came 'when the limadteo
chief could, be flourished in broad day-
/ight.
Stood the Test.
"So you want to marry my daugh-
ter?"
"Yes, sir."
"Got any money saved ep?",
"Yes, sir."
"Could you let roe have $5,000 ou xny
unsecured note?"
"1 could, but I wouldn't."
"1 euess you can take care of ber all
riglat. She's yours, my boy, and here's
a Bre cent cigar." - Washington Her-
ald.
Pat's Answer.,
An Irishman once entered into con-
tersation with an Englishman. The
Englesiuman, thinking to here a joke
mith his companion, asked,
Mai& hairs- °WO pig's ,face?" o
"Begorrroo'Sir."' Said Pat. "the nexto
time you shave you ean count them." -
Loudon Answers.
Wanted to Know.
Mother --Freddie. bavee't 1 told you
that if you mock at the peculiarities of
others you nany- grow just like them?
Freddie -Say. Ina, di, you suppose if I
mocked, at the elephant long enough
I'd ever get .so's I Conld pick up apples
over the fence with my nose?-13oston
Transcript.
A Cast 3n His Eye,
"What a queer look be bas
e is a tbeatrival mon:Leer, and be
as an an star cast In bis eye." --New
York Press.
Either Way Possible.
"Yon should have scan r cbangn
color."
"With =go er r
rikt
g ' -Bon Trg-
EXETER TIM
4uction Sale
•Mr Tree' Greens sale has been
TestleMed to Mon, Mar 171h 'on Lot,
6 N. R. $tellhes. Peed, Green Prep,
B. S. Phillips Auctioneer.
Caunind Factory
Contracts
We are "prepare4 to vontraet* with
farmers to grow neaS and corn for
the CoalingseasoO.
Exeter Canning 7Cti,
Auction Saie
OF 100 :ACRE FARMLNSTEPHE1O
have been instrUcteid to offer
for sale by public ouition at Zito-,
met's hotel in Dashwood on Tuesday
• March IStie 1913; at UWO oedock in
the efter000re Lot eztalber twisty -
three to the Sixteenth concessior, of
the frownship of Stephen emetaitiog
100 acres mere or less.
On thie farm is a one and ote-half
storey frame house With latetien.
eed iluank barn 49x70 with eetoen
floors in basement, eement her.
eoese. 14X04 and other stna/1 boildhal's
The soil is good. mostly day loanal
and s$early ail drained, There are
eleout eiVat acres of :hardwood leueli
eteeet Poe acre of orchard aonae Ofi
r.each trees cifid ' numhe.r of plUnt
g trees. The fences are mostly wire
t fence 'hcitt;' T.Or,
MS -Teo ).-er cent ort day o
aI and bel'arice in thirty days wU-
Qut
tervst, Aertion or the pur-
MoIleY an be left 90 etnert,gege
klueehaeer desires, g'ossession
tn Le 3ivea by April 1st. VOr fur-
tber rms and tartientars goo)r to
ttae
etsineti,
C ms. Willer( ,jr.
„Sox 0,
shwood Cent -
CU.
Auet. Exeter,
e den Sale
LI) ECIINITCr
eve Auetioneer
'MIS to st-il L,Y pub
1^, n o
NSTILIJA)..Z TREET EXETER
West. of the Commercial illotel,` o
SATI:maxr ZIAII, 15 1913
At 1.39 o'clock elm*, the Allow
valuable property,
' • r 01:7; chair ;21ionamJv Itedstea
new; 2 mattresses: Dre$Ser I
IM,ands; Olurean; Aide -Ward ;
ard; 'Centre table; Fall le?at
loun,r,es; Easel: Small centre
dining room chairs: 15 kit-
irs; 2 arm chairs; 3 rock-
. 14 p','ctures; 6 mood bed-
eads; 2 china bedroom sets; ClOna
t or dishes; 3 kitchen teb1;4s:
mous eoal heater with °rear Corti
wood cookine stove; Ilvatiuil
; Clock; commode ; !Lookint.
ssin; Raymond sewing machine;
a ,8 biqC10; 4 set :bed. is'f-ri"-33
tin; box; Drum arid $tOrt(
i.ces ra;- carpet; e I'lece of. lino!.
.12x10; Piece or LinoieumI tEx9
umber of hot aio pipes; 3 Ilan;
in lamps; 4 Table lamps; 7 or. lace
to -tales. 7 -window blinds; {Bed
oP/ Cietibes; basket; 7ron board; 2
a rt water barrels; Ilour box; ;
tr hatrel; 2 Sere en doors; 6 win.
o • s; 8 feather pillows; 0
wets; 2 table cloths; eiprbed
e. • 1,1 pillow. covers; 2'lable
covers; 6 quilts; G chair cushions.,
24 eealers; 76 hunclies ilietinese 1
piano box cutter;; Fancy Tron jerate ;
Lawn mower; copper kettle; etele
ladder; 10ft wouden gate; Buck saw
zaw horse; charcoal smoothing iron;
Stove. Furniture. China. dishes. glase-
ware ; Forks, spades. ohovelogarden
Tools; and a lot of other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERelS-All sums of SG and under
c;ish, over that arnourit 8 months
cl
'edit will be given on furnishir.g
opproved joint notes.
W. Atkinson
r S. Phill:ps
Proprieto
Auctioneer
House & Lot For Sale
Frame house on John St. contain. -
ng 8 rooms, hu rd. and soft water.
a., number of eruit trees, all in leood
elatc of repair, This property will
be sold reasonable, aPply to B. BPhillips. -.
SETTLERS' 'EXCURSIONS TO
AI-
J32IiTA AND sA.81KATOBIEWAN
Commencing Dlareh the 11th and
,oni iuning every T CJESDAT therea f -
top until APril 291,11, incluisve, the
Grand Trunk Railway System will is-
sue one way settlers tickets from
stations in- Ontar:o, Peterboro. Port
Ilope ond west to points in Alberta
and Satlatchewan at exceptionally
low rates. 'I'larougla coaches and Pull
man iourist sleeping cars will! /cave
Toronto 11.00 P, m. for WINNIPEG
withoiat' chane on above dates via
Chicago and St. Patti. !Berths may
be secured in Tourist cars at a non-
Tharchange.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
is the shortest and quizkest route be-
tween Winuipeg-Saskat000r.- Edmon-
ton. Ti ains now in operation Winni-
peg to fit.tgina Yorklon and Car.ora
Sask., also to Carorose 1VIiroor and.
Edson Alla.
Tine Tables, 1.;ancl PhamPlets and
full particulars relative to the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway may be ob-
tained on application to Gran.d T1 uric
Agcnts or write to C. E. Horning
List,iet Passenger Agent 0, T. By.
'Ice onto Ont,,, .
Irsfl ears the Kind Yo ;:avo Always Boughi
CASTOiA
For Infants and. Children,
Auction, Sale
I ,
FA14 STOCK e;
Joe. White., Auct. win sell by leule^
Ii o auction .for Joj E Creery. on
LOT 12 N L0. .-USHOR.NE
CRSDAY MAR; 20 Isla
CommewineS elts one o'Otoek 01,er/I
the lollowIng
HORSES -Three :Clyde snares Strk•-
poseCk to be in eeeli eoree t•aYde '•=9-tt.X
rising two; three good drivers; one
tient yeareing eott.
VAIXLE--Une aged imported shere
tiara buil; 1* xeoisteree stiormore
cows supposed tie be in cart;
istered, shorthorn heifers P3uPPosed
be in ealt; glrhAe snotteorn eewa
supposed to be AO eait; steem rise
be _two; i betters xesing 2: IA calVes
5 regieeered seorchoro bulls; 2 rado
heiterso a bAwd, EOWS. 2 with litter
at foot, one due to farrow at time of
ale; one puteoe; churn, butler wo4,-,
TERMS -All sums of fe5.00 and one
der, cash; over that antount, $ mou-
ths -credit wit], be given oo furnish
poproved joint notes or a elis-
comet of 5 lier Cent .Per' enr-u4 for
cash in lien.of notes.
Jos, White - Jesiee.Ceeery
Allot PrOP.,
oyo
Auction Sale
Fa.rrn StOeh, and ItoPlemetlIft
21 cell, 0 lday sllp, on trriguy
4th at Orten‘Clock A. P. Joyot,
Prawn 'Auctioneer -5 Geo,
.1 pet
la
JH
W1I-
bus, o tbe Lownsbii
ne anty pZ ilsros ttler.
rmu
(ICCQZ1$401‘
Notiee 15 t•Mt'gi4r 17.1Vef; p2r5tlattt to
tllteS it that heltAlf that all Ceedit-
4-e and others having claime agaiest
state of t:11 awlViflaaP31314$
died on. or ahoot Feb, 6th 1913
equfred ea or before March 18th
e$4 hyrtat, prepaid or deliver to
Gia Oman & tit3obary Solicitors
Executors of the estateof tbe
• deceased their christian
ameo, addresses and tie.s
riPtio; the full particulars of the-
aims.ibeotatclacot of their op,
Pols PIO the nature of the se -
Ries. 4:1, Orly, hold by them. And
vbcr take saoliell limit tater snob
nientioned date the said Execu.
ors Wilt Virg,1103 to dietribote
tho assets of the deceased amon3 the
rues entitled thereto, haVITIA re
gird only to the claims of whioh
they shall Oleo have notice end that
the clal,4 oxecutors wIB'not be liable
for the fulin asaeto or all,' oart there.
of to any per:,.011 oortiono or whoee
olaima notice obeli not have been
received by theta at the time of slab
distribution.
1LADNIAN & STANDUR
Solicitors or Executors
at Exeter this 25th .Dny o
E'ebruary 1913;
Notice to1 Creditors
tn 'the in a ter or the estato of
Thomas Pybus of the Towoehlp of
Haborne la the County of Huts=
Gentleman derueased.
IsZotice is hereby given pursuant' to
Statutes in that behalZ that all credit
ors and others having ciliate against,
the estate of the late Thomas Pybus
of the Township of lisborno who died
on or about the lith day of Peb 1913
are required on or belore gar 18the to
send by post prepaid or deliver to
Messrs Madman & Stenbury solicit -
ars tor the executors of the estate of
the said deceased their ehristien
and 4stirnalnes addressanddescrip-
tions the full particulars' of their
claims the otatement of tlaeir account
atd the nature of the securities if
any 'held by them. And further take
take notice that after last" snele men-
tioned date the said executors weal
proceed to dietribute Cite assets of the
decea.sed among the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to the,
cloinas of which they phall then have
notice and !hat the executors will not
be liable for the said assets lor any
part thereof, to any' person or per-
sons of whose claims notice shall not
have been received by theta at •th..
time of iob, distributRtin.
GLADMAN & STANBURZ
Solicitors for the, executoire
Dated in Exeter the 25th day of
February 1913.
1
Notice -to Creditors
In the 'natter of ithe .estate of
Elizabeth Pybus of the Township
cT Oslo nu Coonty of Huroxt Spite
ster de%eased.
Notice is hereby given Pursuant to
Statutes in that behalf that all
creditors an 1 others having claims
tominst the cssate of the late Eliza-
beth Pybes of libsorne Township
who «led on or about the 14th of Feb
1913 are required on or before the,
nth of :1\1.1.7. to send by Post prepaid
or deliver to Messrs Gladman
Strobuiy„ so 1,:itors for tile execu-
tors of the estate of the
said deceased thir ehristoin and Sur-
r.ames, addresses ind descriptions, the
full •particulars of tt.eir claims, the
statemettef tLeir accounts and -the
tature of theosecurities, if any, held
by tt em Atd further take notice
that a leer such last mentioned date
the said Executors will eroceed to des-
' u e tte assetsot the deceased
ainor.g the parties entitled thereto
eavirog regard only to the chinas of
wtigh they shall ther have notice and
that the saerol Executors 'will not
ee liable for the said assettsor ally
part thereof to an, person or persons
zefelot.;?,,seeeicvleia(t'mlr.otice shall not have
n
sucl. distiPit L; thleni. at the tir11°- Dr
Lt Or..
(111,,ADIAN & STAlsi13UPY
Solicitors for the' Executors,
Dated in Exeter ,tite 25th day af
February 1913, t.
For -Sale
1 Vivgsoxr Wt..otoca
Tfiat :del:Arable troperty •known as
.Oowell's fruit Gardens situated on
the vorner of Carling and Victoria
Streets, EOeter; Is for sale, •Good,
storey and a half. frame house in
geed repair, stable, be house eto,
444 e"xnelient :fruit ardeu a 1
acres. Good vell and ton water.
near depot, school, And churches op -
'01Y to S. Powell -Exeter
Farm for Sale
100aere „farm Lot 11. Coal ,Towu
stip of- Hay en London Road 2 1-2
sidles from Exeter and 2 1-2 mile
from Hensel]. "Apply to R: R. Rosa
Iirroo Ont.
For Sale
•A desirable dwelling louse oi Wil
Lain Strcet, large and roomy. contain
in furnace pod electric lieeto. Goo
oard alla soft water, ehe and eom
prises three lets with large numbe
of Fruit trees, BOr further eartic
ulars arp to McCallum .Exe.
ter or to S, rhillitS Auctioneer
Exeter.
DB, Of uol:TWoN D.S.DD
DENTIST .
Honor Graduate of Tomato Unir4T4
altY Office o'er Dickson 6c Comb.
ling's Law ofice.
fice Closed We'dnesili -7
day afternoons. Phone ()tame tAk
Residence 5 b. .1
DE- D-Wite
Honor Geaduate of TOr011tei
`• • k
DEN
Teeth extracted without pain. lei
any bad effecte. Office over Glaelo
'Mao & Stanbury's ,Office ain sg,
Exeter,
W. BROWNING AL B•", M. Cal
lur* P. 8, Graduate Victorie Ueeilfierel
sity Office aod residence BonliniOni
LabrOterY-, Exeter,
Associate Coroner of Huron
--, Di3alfrKSISteT$4. 6;SOIVicAittliraiNNttarlea Co.124
4. greatir Ate oGisoomnfaiensainoximont.l. Solicitiffi
r Money tie Loan at Lowest rates of 1,*
e t , .
''
Obtl0E--"gAllg STREET E.leETEA o
I.:11BC:dit'EC:T140g L20. AA; 7
rl. Mt"
Bouse and Lot for Sale
Siteeteel en 'SiMeee Street, Vranap.
Louae feontainin-; ',four roorO3,
004 (foundation 4aroola, cellort a large
tausber ot frolt trees eons:Asti/A; of
taLlebse'rry Ilr
lieqsarra' nt:14:17'ete,
a very 4esirsbletroperty, 34. acre of
/and end will be st414 ressovable I
rine itor ftzrtl4er psrticulsrs
rn-
quime on the Premisee to E, $T.
er or Xi, 13)005 Ra Estate €4ent
Exeter • Att
Barn and Stable
for Sale
ila
004
am
lama Wil
f r quiet:
nous
oo Lot 9 eon 4 tpir
aro is 30 by 59 It, an
by 30'. Post frame,"
arid a lot of iz,ned eed-
reterahly sold tnether
0a3 Hay I);0. Maraain
urchaser,
Lots for Sale
Two later y brick, house; very cOn
veaient; I;teed stable: hard and se,ft
water; (eleoealitly eittleted; an tol
tou;ht very reasonable. f4ply to iTh
8, Phillips That Estate A3ent Exeter
Ont., „
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Seed Grain for Sale
About 600 bushels 0. 4. 0, No, 21
Barley, Price '15e cents per bushel.
500 bushels of' White Siberian Oats.
Price 410e per bushel, Free from wild
mita and obnoxious seeds, John Cam-.
]ay P, 0,, Lot 10, conce..ssion 2,
Hay
Sale by Tender
Tenders 'trill be received by Thos.
Cameron, Anat, Farquhar P. 0. up to
April 2nd 1913 tor the rairebese
of that south 'half -Lot 23, on, 12 Vie
of Fulloe ton eontaining 110 acres. On
this yroperty is an op-thetiate
well finished brick dwelliag xith
furiaace, frame barn, horse land cat-
tle stables, good orchard. 3 nitres of
bush 2 never failing wells; 4 tomes
of fall wheat, 18 acres of grass; bnl-
ance 'ready for spring crop. This pro
perty is well fenced and drained and
is in a first class state of cultivation
conveniently situated 'to school and
churches, with phone and rural mail
andenost be sold as roprietor hae. to
move onto his other farm. Easy
terms of payment and posse-oksion' at
any time. For terms and L:artic-
ulars 4p1y to J. D. ',Russell Russel -
/dale P. 0. or to T. Cameron Acte
Farquhar, Phone by way ofExeter.
tavetu-large 44101414 f
ate funds to Jean oifarm s
Rage proptles at lowest ij
r
rest.
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