Exeter Times, 1913-11-6, Page 4tor 4-1k, of
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Reservt $8,700,000
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BANKING BY MAIL
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THE MARKETS
c1-14cAGO. Nav, a --wheat weakened
today after an early ahoy.' cif flrunt„.eas
and the market etozed easy. 39, to ate
tower to thot amount net higher, July be -
Mg the only °peon to show strength
thruout the sesalon. Coro cloaea at a
net uolift of ,1,O to Mitt.; oats' were ot
to no; prcrisions furehed 25f; to 3.2.ta4
up.
tellerPeat wheat etc,ed Vbighor to lit
lower; corn, ra to aa higher,
TORONTO GISASN MARIMia
Nirlwat, fail /mallet...a...30 to 30 3.3
Barley. buialei 0 aft 0 63
bushel 0 SO
Oats. boahel ,...,,,,,,, 0 38 0 40
Eye. bushel 0 35
Buckwheat, imallei 0 S 0 52
TORONTO itAlittO
stutter. Creamery, ita rolls. 0 23 0 A
Dotter, separator, dairy,„
Rutter, creamery solids 0 et 0 av
Rutter, are 20 o
Cheese. old, 19 0 1614
Cheese, w-!nkl 0 14 0 14 la
Eggs, new -laid 0 41 ....
Eggs, cold „storage.. „. 0 29 ....
Egga, aeld lects. coAtor'age It 33 0 33
Iforley, extracted, 4 Q 0 11
Honey, combs, doaen„ 2 59 3 00
WININVTG CRAtx 31.111.1110,
Witmpg,g, os... 2 -The wheat mart
ket °petted atrorg oa ateada cables and
Unfavorable rePorts atom Argentina, The
Olose was easier on quiet demand, The
opening was Tee to etc higher with the
close tate helm the @Peeing level. Oats
and flea quiet et attilelletaged lorlee3i
Dealt vateat-Nta A noethere.elS'ect No,
doe 724te; N. 3 de,. 17ilet No, 4.
3ete; Ne. A reieeted acada. 771.4e; NO, 2
ei No. A veil wieten 331,tei NO. 4
el No. 3
e t No, 1 feed, 823.'4e; NO. 1,
• ; NO, 2 faea, 39e,
43tee.; Jo< 4. 33%e; to -
°tea, #33ol ateda, afia.
1i,W„0,, $1,1314; No,
; NO, 3 O.W. SLOO1/4.
POL1S GRAIN MARKB.T,
Nreeriet0AVOLT9'. NOY. Wheat
•tieeo 320: IttaY. 88o:No„ 1 herd. $t
a. 1 ratrtherta S'iSie• to $50; No. 2 do,„
;9C to 83e; No. 3 itheat, 14V.,e to fnc.„
corn --Ne. 3 'yonew, 6$c to 69.
Oeiaa-N, 3 white, 34.1-ic to 36e.
Victim end hretW.-ThieliAtMetL
DtrifeUTH GRAIN -MAREKTt
11'LLTTK. Nov, 3.--cleeto Witteat-N
653ite; NO, 1 oortherro
'Tie to 1014e; Mentarie -No.
4... aelteel; Man vet
CUEESr RICETS,
TICA. NOV, 3.--4.4.st weelea
Pr eh Prevailed at todeeeti
fa Or the Dtry Ward ot Trade.
ott.er eti ed co Cent. The
heese vere 34 boxeeq,t 14e,
'T01)1
ti•
0
lecte
f scurf.
tive to
e laalr
and ito 'ere`
a fee Ogl-
er tho scIp, which
causes the hair roots
o aral die -then the
little Dandertne
aUrOlY
a 20 cent bott1o of Knowiton'a
a froua any drug etore. You
nre1y ean bavo beautiful hair and lots
it it you esill just try a little Dee-
erine. Save your hart Try it
Giatwortii
C-111,A,NTON.
•ONL
ousLE TRACE.
betweee Toronto
tAlontrtal ond Toronto and
r O.riecipal cities in Canada
'Double traek and :Solid
between, Montreal ard
ego: also between Ontarie
New York and Ettilade-
,>via Niagara, Fails.
711 I:WADDED
VINEST, EQLeitMENT
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
SLEEpEltS
Pull ,partitulars,'reerth raSer-
vations etc, from Grand Trunk
agents or write C. E. Horning
District Pessisetiger Agent, Tor-
onto Ont.
At OVER OS YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARRS
Desteras
CoPiRIGHTs &C.
Anyone sendIng a raetch and description I 11 ,
Stfltckly Zaeertelp:eur opinion Sreoirlther
;Ir(2,:1raTAeg_og.nn1O11111MC)111tt%hdpateL
ut free. Oldest agency -for securing patents.
stouts taken through Munn .3k Co. recedv
Liciatnotice, Irit bout charge, lune
irnndsomety Mustratea,vaeidy. Largeatclr
Atinn 08 any so/entitle journal. Terms itr
$3.7'4 a year, ,postags prepasd. Sold 52
heytEdealerz.
N &Co'gor36v3rP.47):: New Yo,,r'Y'
Breech onto°, ,, St.- Virns.ington, e
d ChiIdrii -.
r 30 Years
HOTTEST IN YEARS.
zi•ew York Mayoralty Fight
Approaches Close.
NEW YORK, N.t. 4. -With Fusion
aatl Tammany leaders predicting a
(Wide to -day foe their respective
candidates, the municipal campaign,
described by old-time politicians as
reeeliest of a generation, came to
' -n last nigbt with speechmaking
n all parts of the city.
"We will win by 15 0,00 0," declar-
ed Char/es F. Murphy of Tammany
Hall, who in the past three weeks
hos been moved to break his sphinx-
!like silence more often than in any
otber previous campaign. Fusion es-
timatee of victory ranged from 75,000
to 12 5,0Oo. John lurroy Mitchell is
the Fusion candidate for mayor,
while Edward F. McCall is the Tam-
many standard-bearer.
Information reaching pollee head-
quarters that "strong arm" men,
gunmen, guerillas and thugs general -
]y were to be employed to intimidate
j voters to -day resulted in promises
1 last night of police activity unusual
for election day in this city. Seven
hundred piehed policemen, familiar
with underworld characters will be
assigned to all parts of all boroughs,
Police Commissioner Waldo an-
nounced.
At midnight last night every police
captain vies Alined from his regular
precinct to another, the change to be
effective for twenty-four levers in ad-
dition to the police measures for
protection for voters, warrants were
is-uedfor the arrest of 9,0 0 0 persons,
ant -will be served as they appear at
the polls. The warrants charge il-
legal registration.
IN SEARCH OF ISLAND..
NSAV Born Sandbar Off Sable Island
Is Quest of Acadia. -
CANSO, N.S., Nov. 4. --The Cana-
dian Government steamer Acadia put
into Canso yesterday short of coal;
and after bunkering, proceeded to
Sable Island to investigate conditions
there in connection with the reported
new island in that vieinity.
The Acadia has on board the crew
of the wrecked schooner Alette, in-'
eluding fifteen Chinamen. Ice con-
ditions in Hudson Bay are very bad,
rid the Acadia got eut only by hard
battling with floes coming through
Fox Channel.
Captain Robertson of the Alette,
which was chartered by the Govern-
ment, saw that the only way to save
bis :Thai) was in trying to beach 12er.
This be wasatble to eo in the mouth
of the Nelson river. The ice in the
river prevented him from lauding,
and as all the shore boats had been
put into winter quarters ha could get
no asoistance.
,Acadia picked there up and
thus-sared them the probable fate et
spending -the winter in the northern
country with scant provisions and
shelter. The Acadia is expected to
B "f4e, Tbursda.v-
TLE MARKETS
UNION $10 YARDS.
TORONTO„ Nov. 3.---BeceiPts of
re stock st the Union Yards wero
295 ears, 6375 cattle, 1105 hogs,
037 sheep and lambs, 19$ calves
d 1 4 horse&
Outchere
Goad to Owlet) butchere' oteere eolel
t e7,35 to 57.50; good butcherc, 30,25 to
37; Chalet) beitera, 57: reedlum, 85.70 to
55.25; choice tiOwii. 55,75 to 5645; good
Coatal. 54.75 to ;foal); inedlulll. 54.29 to
54.75; canners and cutter, ;3 to 54.25;
coc bn, 56 to 37; butcher bulls. 54,75
to 55.755 bologna bona. 34,20 to 54.75.
Stokers end oetders
The market for atoeleera and teedora
# woe easier, and priceir about 25e per owt.
lower. Steer, 1000 to 1100 lbs., sold at
SG to 35.35; steers, POO V) 1000 Iba, at
55.75 to 36; Steelton,. 500 to SOO Ma.. 35
to 35.75; rough eastern otockere, 54.25 to
53.
Milkers and Sr:ringers
Tim market for fresh milkers and for-
ward springers of good to oholco quality
was very strong at 560 to 5100 each. The
built aold around $70 to 330 each.
Veal Calves.
Tbe calf market *was firm at unchang-
ed quotations: Choice vealsold at 59
to 310.50; good calves. 38 to 39; medium,
37 to 57.50; common calvez, 55.50 to 36.59;
rOugli eastern calves. 34.50 to 35.
Sheep and Lambs
Sheep and iambs v,iere in demand at
steady prices. as follows: Ewes, sold at
$4.25 to 55.25; "culls and rams, $2,76 to
53.75; lambs, 37.40 to 37.50; bucks, culled
out, at 75c per head less.
Hogs
The hog market was easier. Selects
fed and watered sold at 38.85 to 59, and
in one or two instances $9.10 and $1.15
was paid. The f.o.b. price was from 25c
to 30c lower than the above quotations.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
MONTREAL. Nov. 3. -At the Montreal
Stock Yards west end market, the offer -
'logs today amounted to 4000 cattle, 3000
thee') and lambs and 2000 hogs and SOO
calves.
Owing to the continued limited supply
of choice butchers' steers coming for-
ward, the tone of the market for such
was stronger, And full loads staid at a
turther advance of 10c per 100 pounds,
ns compared with prices of last week..
An easier feeling prevailed in the mar-
l:et for common and inferior stock, and
prices were 16c per 100 pounds lower
than a week ago. Demand from Ameri-
can buy.are for stockers and common
cattle shows no abatement, and sales
were made at 55.40 to $5.65 for stockers,
53.96 to $4.40 for common bulls, and 53.15
to 53.40 for canners. The shipments a
cattle from Montreal to the United States
from Sept. 1 to Nov. 1 were 598 carloads.
Butchers' cattle in good demand, with
prices. steady, Choice steers sold as
high as $7.75, while some small lots of
picked stock sold at 57.69 per 100 pounds,
Other grades sold from 36 to 56.76 per
10a pounds.
The tone of the market for small moatv
was stronger, and prices for lambs show
a further advance of 25c, and sheep 25c
to, 50e per 100 pounds. Demand from
buteheis and packers here today was
ge0d, and sales of round lots of choice
western lambs were rrade at 57 to 57.25.
and ewe sheep at $4.50 to $5 per 100
pcunds. The trade in grass-fed calves
Ica shipment to the United States con-
tinues active, and prices are' unchanged,
at Vac to 41/1e, white local butchers and
packers are paying Ge to Vac for choice,.
roille-fed stock.
There was an easier feeling in the
market for hogs, on account of the in-
creased receipts, and outside prices were -
25c per 100 pounds lower than w,eek
ago. Demand was good. with sales of
selected lots at 59.75, and straight lots at
$5.50 per 100 pounds, weighed off cars.
Butchers' cattle. choice. 57,50 to $7.75;
do., medium, 56,25 to 57: do., common,
3( to 55.75; canners, $3.15 to $3.40; but.
(herscattle, choice cows, 55.75 to $6,
mediiim, 54.75 .to 55.50: do,, bona
55.75 to 56; milkers, choice. each, 385
to 590; do., common and medium, each,
soir. to 580. springers. $65 to 570.
Sheep, ewes, 54,50 to 55: bucks and
onigeosa01,75e.4s..5f9505..tb.oi0.5tgo0.7_5560:15itt.tom5h0s.,753.G.5° t° ":25.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO, ' Nov. 3.-Cattle--Reeelpta
23,000: MarIcet good-,steady;,others'
Beeves, 56,70 to 59.65; 'Tetasaateei-9;, 56.65
to $7,75;,stocrters and feedors,„55ato`57.50;
cows and heifers, 53.30 to '58.25; ealvee:
$6.50 to .510.75.
'1-logs„..o/leceipts 38,900., Market ' weak,
5`a' tower:a 57,50, 5810; mixed,
57.00 to 58.20; heavy, $7.40 to .$825; rough,'
57.40 to $7.60; Plgs# So to 57.20t balk of 1 near the:hoof. ,ilo remembered the'
italea; 37.10 to 33.10- tot reft,rred to, ,
She-Beeeiple 52,009.„ market 'slow, --a „- '
10e ,to 15e tower. , Native, 54:. to 55; year. liveratga be had been tryited to a.
,lings, ;SAO to tot. Lausho„...riativee.O. to I first -claSs' nu)ral ,show whfeh turned
to .Wae2 u t
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THE EXETER
Mock Trial
TIMES
tcontinwd Orem page 1
woe only hcansay .evidence. The
obiection was stnstained. The ottor-
aieY a0ae4 the OlaiOtiff. if she had
not on lseveral oceasionta brought sim-
ilar action aguigst several, elltleuleu
of town and ishe relied oo. not one.
Did Yoe not about fifteen Teal -A ago
eater action agnitait Phas H San-
dcW? asked the lawyer. 'No I was the
rekly. Did yea not .3zatt ten years
ago* enter aetiOla againet Al. Me-
Donells? The answer was Ul the neg-
ative. Then Jet ne remied yon con-
tinued Mr. Statlauty. Did you not
180235 Tears ..a,go enter notfor.
against John 'Grigg? 010 said th.
for-ot l& -thou' Joh b t
be 'settled and that case diti ',not
amount to anythill''
Nr„ Lie Murray was next, called. He
tnstified that he had seen .1', X.
southcert at 'the •t,:latzttiff'ss hoarft'e.
_house very often, in fact be •was
there 'i.-ractically all the time. The
defendact haxt laid considerable at-
tontiorto the Ivi,dOW and Wee le al',
ien(arly attentive about ore a a
23oittl about jog u tiut, One
zsightOL arriVolog hotne about one
o'clock,. (be was, sure it wa.$ one for
be heard the elfeek tstrike one three
times) he took eff his '$./tW'. 444 en-
cred the hOtiSe ot beard Vkli443 11
aarlor, 'Suspepting. burglaraIhl
ok his life in one hated acd tbasel
11 bast in the Qtber and vatered.
titO „Airier only to findbi AfelVi,41 Ota
htees, hefote the ittidow. 9'bf4`,
41.00ient 4101'14 P3oo40. blarated
thwougb ir.aaat kaittratta
„ Alarray testified he Wita 7ara"
tbe night et the alioppaga, and
lip extending copgrattliatie45 MoS-
ititt his hat And ,41131 from
X001.11.,
iss Olive GURIttel,a tegitifted eo
toe egild the defendant that
made Arra to her at ,onie time.,,nwi
;reposed to her end ageePted
Ile had given her a ring WiliOhbe
d cost S30011 bat AO bed taken
Mr,. Fitton and he said he woad
vate It for 2,5 000.M, glair( 4444
10181. net' he did cot see hOW snob
' Atrdnala etttaid aCattat
itt Meta a ba,- but she tol
tole always took, atattettute,
gain ,und be looked .so
sbt acce;ted bin; on the spot.
told the saraz, sterY stai that, ttalo 4ot»
met witnesses in ,reference to t
;ropoialt marriage :to the plai
tit crosl-examination the It t
admitted she ivas owing, a
hoard to and had consented to teal
1.i ttf.dorrotb;e4;laltztiff if tbe beard biU
„s
The ;r0aKietttietn dr01-Wed that*
;1114 J. G. Steuhus,y brought on Jn
evidence,
J. Southcatt the defendant was
first vatted, lie admitted that the
manner doeribed n meetteg the
';httintlif Wail correct, that tlie letters
terceluced had been 'written to lite
witiow$ ueice Is.s ,Teresba Balt*
Perkites, Knowing that; the 'teicia
worked in the kitchen, arrangemet.ts
had been made with brr. jas, Gould
to send the letters in tackages of an -
gar. to make sure the mice would
get them. 'in order to (see the niece
it wan necessary to sit u; late one
night with the widow .and the next
night she wataid be so tired out she
would retire early innd the defend-
ant and the steice would t7;eL4
tbe eventeg together The de
feedaet had been ieformed that the
Mace had been left a legacy of $2,000
andite thought it vaaa tho, -sice to
whom reference bad been made when
be and thettaintiff Rad dtscussed the
matter or marriage and money and itt
was sur;rised when the widow fell
into hie erects Crying "H ain yours."
Ile grabbed his hat titd rushed from
the zoom.
Mis Jennie Hardy in the roll of
jerusha Ray Perking took tbe stand,
She said sho wets „engaged to be mar-
ried to the defendant. She lied been
induced to live twith her aunt and
become a comeanion, but the only
cromnrenion the latter wanted was a
husbr,nd. Her aunt was cruel and
wicked because she scolded all day
she talked about her neighbors And
out red flannel in the 'bast for beets
On the evening in 'August she wan
lereporin,g, to go to a band coneert as
Melvin always took her to all the
free concerts and secured a reser-
ved azent when no admission was
charp,ad. The 'r.ext day he told her
all about the eraceedings of the even
lug before. tithe defendant had asked
her to be a comeation through life.
in the cross-examination the law-
yer stated that the ladies of Exeter
were an exceetion if they (didn't
talk about their neighbors; and that
She would be disatiponeted if she ex.
oected a husband for a cotnpaniop
for it teals the exceletion not the rule
Dr Quackenbileh was called to
aive exeert testimor.3. He said that
the relaintift was 'a monomaniac tnat
is, she was insane on erne subject
but sane on all others', the elaintiff
thought everyone wanted to marry
her Ile stated that there was oth-
ers in toNv.n with the same cliseaaa
and for eixaruele . eeplaired that
lawyer Giadman thought that every
man should be arrested for they had
eithee broken the law or were about
to break it. . Rev. G. 11 illeAlieter
was a little off on sir.Ortg as he
imagined he could sing in staccato.
Our 'COWL fatherwere a little off,
or. road, making), they thought they,
could make good roads las clacionced.
by, Main 'Street at the 1.,:raseut time
Quaelteelsosh bad celled in Dr.
Sc;ttvlseeetaefodr 7tosnsiutltiiiosn aolnwatp: .3t1hael,,ateiafsfae
they disagreed And went to anad-
ioinitna rotim where. they tossed te,7!,,
ae;enny and Dr. Quackenbush won
out ale they used his lerofets'onal,
eenny wilich had a bead both. isidee.
Earle soutimott wars the last wit-
ness De NN,s acquainted with „both
the a:liiritoff and tbe defeAdent. ile
had ic ei ded with Mrs, perkins wee
she had tried to 'make love to han At
first .sins gave lem the largesit T,iece
i"tet, flVe primes, instead of t LI 0
usual three and. wiser. they had chick
en he alwa3s.,got the heart. After
et, re-!, ceed 10 ee haginv marrying
the atxdow he only , got th_ree , rnr.ee
and the beef steak Was from dowr.
ITE111.11SDAY nOVEMB,roft 6 11
eam,e those L.:reset:1 'but the Judge
Oeterverled and on eromiee that the
name of hie honor or any ot the, jury
ishould not be mentioned the evid-
ence was allowed. Thos, Harvey was
referee. Thos Barton. stakeholder
and Dr'. McGillicuddy examined the,
1;u18e3 of the dogs. Oa returning
borne the defendant ralt into bine tied
WaS "much excited ard asked him, to
aceom;;tuy him home. On the way
he told Of hie eacailu framia the
widow Perkieet, This ended, the tee-
.
entinateee and the attortene teroceede
ed to num u; their evidente, G
,Starbury iu a very able, maximer ore -
;seated tbe eauee of the defeadant
and Cod Newton ;leaded for the
tiff. Jedge Dickson gave his cher-
ge to the, jury lobo retired and after
brief consultation brought in a
ver -diet that the defendent ahould
be fined three detlero fOrthe jurY
and forty eight cents for hie boner
the judge,
The tiatoceeds from tne enrertain-
Meat amounted to $131.a0 #
Notice to CreditorE
Isi the Mai tar of the eatate of
Itiebard Crocker, of the ViLIage of
'Exeter Laborer deceased,
otice is hereby aivert laurSuatit to
"Stattle•si in that lialitelf that oll cred-
ti.Ora and Otbera ,havi,og elajms g,
pinst the estate of the said, Itichard
Crocker who died on or aboan $eat
ote reqUeleted 911 Or belOre
a'Spv„ 1Nti o etid by ;rest preptiiil
• .deliver to Z1te84tn
and Staelsery of tbe Vjlinge ot
etee Selfeitoes for Bneolstera Of the
deceased, their ehrettian end Set
;lame's, addreasea iitpd deacriariallta'
t5t fult'fartiell1ar5 of tbeir ca.}ima
the statement of 'their alaCCOMIta and
the nature of the 'securities,. if any
held by them. And further take no..
tice that otter ;such last metitioted
date the klatd. L'aecutors;•..z.a.,
,deevecdosteoo daiSrptt;ipbVethetk),,,e,a4rstsi:seeftittilsede
thereto having regard Qt.la to the
etait715 Of bteb they eltaB thhtt have
notice and that the Exevators will
not be liable for said assets or alria'
art thereof to any 'petition or per -
us of whose claim etottet,
11 not tbaso haall received by theta
Ibo time, of such distribution,
' i,iTetN111:111:
.SoalitvitExor,Rstrb
tor tExir 5ut4
Dater toradv et
(dice to Creditors
„the matter of 'the estate of
Samuel $ottlito o Ake 'Village or
ttotleinen deceased.
Noticeis berthy given tz:ursotint to
Statues itt that behalf that all ere+
tiers .and others having claim's a84 -
Must tbe estatui of the said Samuel
Smillie who diei on or about Stet
ember itith 1013 are requested on or
before ',November 25tI4 to octal be
ttoSt reeenid or deliver to rea.srs Glad -
man& Statibury of the vilittge of
Exeter`!..:nnlicitora for Executor or tho
,Ntid deceased, their christiau and au:
names, addresses and deecrietione
the full esartioularn of their claims
the otatenient or 'they accounts and
the nature of the securitien. if auy
beld by them. And further take no-
tice tbat Atter such last mentioned
date the stiid tExecuten will (sro-
ceed to distribute tile tea.setti of tbe
eh:evened Among the c,arties entitled
thereto having regard only to the
dahlia of which he eball then 'have
notice end that the Executor. will
rot be liable for lead assetu or any
vat thereof to filly purion or per -
eons of whOse oleitu notie
ohall tot have lisen received by
at the time of Ouch distribution.
GLADMAN & &TANRURY
Solicitors for Executor.
Dater at Exeter this 5th day of
Nov, 1913
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate o
Donald 'Alexander Rosa of the -Vil-
tge of Exeter Lumberman cleceo-
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Statutes in that behalf that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the.. late Donald
Alexander Roes of the Village a Mre-
ter who died on Or about the 6th ief
Oct; 19113 are requested on or before
Olith of Nov; to Izend byroo.st prepaid
or deliver to Messrs Gladman &
S.trouuty„. policitors for the execu-
tors of the estate of the
said deceased their christain and sur
Lames, ad.dresses 3.uu descri,pt'ions, the
felt partieulars or their ctions, elite
state:nett of tteir accounts ind the
eature of the securities, if any, held
by them Aref further take notice
that after such 13St niettioned date
the said Execu.tors will proceed to dis-
,tribute the assts of the' deceased
among ate parties entitled thereto
baying regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice and
tt.o.t the said Executors wili not
be liable for the said assetts or any
.part thereof to any person or persons
far wl.ose claizns eotiee shall not hive
beer. received by thein at the -time. of
such distribetior.„ '
GLAIJMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for tke 13xecutors.
Dater at Exeter thi3 .51.111 day of
Nov. 1913 i
A .NFCESSAItY FOO D T ;'PPLY
`Some comparisons, r#r rccords
ir-
dicate what infitatelY bet ter re-
.
turns some dairymen obtain from
their cotes than -do other owners etf
herds. One lot, of milk testiag 3:4
delivered at a factory lost month
was 21,580 'aoutals, the yield of ;.?0
cow e in'two herds. Two' other herds
also` totalling a Cows and producing
3.4 milk geve only 12,380 poundo dor-
ing the ,sanne :month. These are not
extreme comearisone beeahso. jI
in any known' cases the test was low-
er -and-the total pounds of fat 'de-
livered would be consequently far
o va er't 'A tart how CV Cr ;frOdrI . toe
2\1 iNo'ee icogo,f7t,s'hoe,affatilivriiiniadak,itahilatln ,ettro;f‘,40reintoi]r ende
a half tons' of milk mere then tee
ot'h''"eriSgeero°1172n'h l
atrot
eltie „re
TYti?`nvdeleVeritleallialitiselid
AVegetablePrePalforAi-,
atnitatinibeFetajoittflOala'
tingilieStoradnancl000f
INFANTS 'CHILDREN
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nesstailtestantairtsreittir
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rzfre
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nos. SeerStomath,Dianlices;
wornis,Convulsions,Ectaish,
nessandLOSSOFLEEft,
yar$11,77Fiftesehtt'V
Am-'cr.timv4colvAny,,,
• NONRIFAI-8,NEWYOR11
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At6 months a
35 DOSES -35Cf.rolTS
EXact
CASIO I
Por Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Year
CASTOR
clort.rirovaim 401PAPA,S,y,, 2.1g1W Ironic crrir.
se and Lot for
Sale
Brick cottage, very cell al o. An'
Street just behind town ball
clog rarior Dining 'Room. Kit -
and summer kitchen 3 . ,Iled
3 clothes closets large Fan'
y„celler throughout Ilard and soft
water, Extra large lot with several
rrott trees also satble, For termstv.E
frittt trees alSo stable. For terms
to A. liasticgS or 1L.S. 2.131111ps
atzctioneer and Beat Estate., lig...tot
Exeter.
150 Acre•Farm
For Sale
The undersigted is altering for
sato that fine 150 acre farm la tho
Tonnship of Stephen being the west
half of lot 15 Con, 8. and Lot 16
con 9 There is on the latter a good
Remo .house containing 8 rooms
two good bank barns 81x40 and 311x50
with good eitabling underneath; a
never failing well with wind mill
-eininnces; water 'through The tarn
Well underdrained, Avell fenced and
in goodstate of cultivation For fur-
ther particulars apply on the pre-
mises to J. It. Schroeder or 13, B.
Beal Estate 'Agent Exeter
Ont.
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
at the
Y M. C. A. BLDG..
LONDON, ONT.
Students assisted to positions. College
in session from Sept. 2ad. Catalogue
free. Enter any tune.
J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
Principal CaarteredAceeuntant
la Vice -Principal
CENTRAL
41#1.1.
$1ERA X FORM ONT.
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Our registration again ex-
ceeds that of any previous •
year. The boy or girtwho has
not received our iatategue •
does not ktow the grceit oppor•
-
tunities of Commercial life We ;
have three enseartments Cana- •
mercial Shorthand acd Teleg- •
raphy. and we offer y ou ;
vantages cot offered efsvv.bere •
in Octario. You may enter at •
any time. Write for our free
eatalogue at oncre.
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D. A. IYIeLACHLAN. •
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Principal. •
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to eicture' the consternation there
would be if Canadian cows tn general
were as 'poor as these mealy cows
[PeOele need milk, pletty of it ata
a good nutritious and -cheap food in
these days of high 1,rices. But if
1;oor cows with only losv yielde are
ke,;t, where would be tills neeettearY
see "universally 'a;PreCiated food
froitunat6IY.."-threugh 'SYStenlatie
CONV testing totaitte COIX1,,' a rifions are
,posisibleo ;nee tive fur-
nished to every 'oeener of a aoor heal
to ,keeo cow,,s .more worthy the 'name'
-• dairy; ,'cow, 'a:ample records,
ily kept, give 'tletinitte . information.
,aetirg, as guide posts to herds, bred
(AEA fed Lor lOr*P.1riel4a. • '
DR. •G, ,
1 uotor ,oraduat ii7.,,I;I:ro,:tone o.0.1tice. Darr*,
ling's Law Oft . losc-ti W
4dittty7 af9teffrniztemns. 1 -cb":"3
1 Residence 5 b.
DR, A,
Graduate ot Toronto
malty
; DENT'IST
Teeth extracted without pain,
any bad effect,s. Office over Glad-i-
lia:in& Stanhury'a Office Main
Exeter,
BROWNING AS. D., M. tat
• It. Grraduato Victoria thalvere
aity Office rind residence .Doutisticker
Labratory., Exeter,
Associate Coroner of Huron
1OES0.N & CARLING
Barristers, Solioitors Notaries Corp.-
veyancers Gotanaissioners, SolisitotrA
tor the MoLsons Bank to,
Money to Loau at lowest rates et isp4-
terest.
OFETOE-MAIN STREET EXET1. E14
R. Carling 13. A,4 I. Lik Dick/Asir
MONEY TO LOAN
We .have a large amount of
ate fund funds to loan on farm and sih-
lage properties at lowest sate o2
tereste
GLADMAN & STANBUBM
el3arristers, Solicitora, Main SI,
Exeter
M15:e Ge E. M. 131S13ETT A Mu/. W. U
Honor Graduate of the Landon ,Cone
servatory of Music, Teaching Code
lege of the Western University
Teacher Piano -Theory -Harmon.y.
counterpoint and Musical History
P colts prepared for musica/ examina tions.
Tflo Usborna and Ribbon
Farmers Mutual Fire lam-
a= Gowan!'
Head Office, Farquhar', OststP-
President J. L. RUSSELL
Yioe-Eres. RoBT, GARDINES
DIRECTORS -
HORT MORRIS
THOS. RYAN
WM. BROCK
WM. ROY
A HEN T3
- JOHN ESSER Y Exeter. agent Lros-
borne and Bidclulph.
OLIVER HARRIS Munro agent for,
Hibbert Fullarton and Logan.
W. A. TTJRNIIULL
Secy.Treas, Farquhar
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors. Exeter.
fitaf5.
Winchelseirre
Elornhol.o
INorttialu
to iriterested know
about the wonderful
ass
r"11„,WhIrlina -Spear"
g'e'lDouclie
Ask "dristoett *or,
It, It, he :catittottonSplie
the MARVBfa itecept-hoaaa,
.othoniliatr'senastainp,Mr,111110
1-nated•boek-liealed ,alaglatat felt ,
imams and direattortathattleable` „
aeseratittiuitii tor cansda,; .
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