Exeter Times, 1915-5-5, Page 8AM UP!
1NEVE E
RE$01., TED THAT
WE HAVE PREPARED
-Folk 1' -HS Se:ASONS
REQUIRE MENTs. OUR
NEW CLOTHING IS uP
WITH THE SEASON AND
THETJMES` .WE WANT
To BE THE. FIRST To
SPRING ALLT E NEW
THINGS, {,
WAKE UP, IF YoU HAVE NEVER BoUGHT YOUR
CLoTHES FRoM US AND COME To THE STARE
THAT KEEPS WIDE–AWAKE MODELS AND
PATTERNS. WE WERE AWAKE WHEN WE
BOUGHT oUR LINE or CLOTHING AND GOT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. WE CAN, THERE–
FOR, GIVE YoU LoW PRICES oN UP _ GRADE
SUITS, AND WE WILL. WE Do NOT WANT
YOUR TRADE oN CLoTHING oR ANY LINE JUST
ONCE, BUT WE WANT ALL of YOUR BUSINESS
ALL of THE TIME, AND IF YoU DEAL WITH US
WE WILL MAKE IT PAY YoU To Do So.
BOYS SUITS
Our New Suits for Boys in natty norfolk coats and bloomer pants is
what the boys are after, Tne materials are fine imported Berges in brown
and gray tweeds.
MENS CLOTHING
Your New Suit is here awaiting you. You will be sure to find one
that will satisfy you. Come in this week and try it one.
NEW SILKS
Our silk values were never better. Beautiful black messaline 36 inch.
wide at $1.25. Black Shantung silk 36 in, wide at $1,00. Ivory- Habutai
wash silk 36 in, wide at 75c - $1.00. Faille silks, all colors 36 in. wide.$1,25
MFNS SUMMER SHIRTS
In fancy colored stripes, also neat black stripes on white grounds,
Every shirt is fast color, sizes, 14 to 17e at $1.00 and $1.50.
WHITE BED SPREADS
Some excellent valves in Bed Spreads in large sizes at $1,50, $1;755 and
$2,00.. Heavier qualities at $3.25, $4,00 and $5.00.
MENS UMBRELLAS
With sterling mounted handles in the newest shapes. The cloth is a
mixture of silk and wool, extra value at $1.75.
LADIES BLACK PARASOLS
The cover is a silk and wool cloth, We were fortunate to get an as-
sortment of very pretty handles. Take your pick at $1.550.
WHITE TURKISH TOWELS
The best value we have had in years. Fine weave and good weight
in two sizes to retail at 30 and 50 cents.
SEAMLESS SQUARES
We can offer you Seamless Squares in Tapestry and Velvets in pretty
oriental and floral effects at very low price.
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN NETS
Dainty Lace Curtains for Parlors, bedrooms, dining rooms, etc, at $
to $5. Also curtain nets by the yard in White Ecru at 253, 35c & 50c ay
KOLORFAST MATTING
For porches, bedrooms, halls, etc, in shades of blue, green and brow
The colors are absolutely fast, at per yard 50 cents.
LINOLEUMS
Inlaid Linoleums in two yard widths. Also Nairne Printed Linol-
eums in 2, 3 & 4 yard widths in very neat tile and floral effects,
NEW LAID EGGS - 20c CASH; 22c TRADE
J.A. STEWMFT
PHONE 16
Ford Touring Car
rice $590
'Your neighbor drives a Ford—why don't
you? We are selling more Fords in Canada
this year than ever before—because Cana-
dians demand the best in motor car service
at the lowest possible cost. The "Made in
Canada" Ford is a necessity -not a luxury
Runabout $540; Town Car price on. application„
All Ford care are fully equipped, ineluding elect-
ric headlights. No cars sold unequipped. Buyers
of Ford cars, will share in our profits if We sell
.'30,000 cars between August 10 1914 and August
.1, 1015;
MUD Snell Dealer,
EXETER',
tee
THE EXETER rIMItS
Market Report -The following is.
the report of the 'Exeter market
corrected tap to Mae 4th„
'Wheat $1.0 1 ' •
t ';i
Oats >6c
Barley 65o
Buckwheat 70a
Peas $L50
Flour $14,00. • j
Low Grade Flour $2.0Q •' •.;l
Brau $23.00 per ton ! '' i
;shorts $30,00 per ton
Sugar Beet 'putp $27.00 per ton.
Butter 24c to 120o
Creamers butter 33e
Eggs 20 to 2'4
ICihickecs alive 8 IDreseed 10
Ducks, alive 9;; dressed 1`L ;w
Turkeys alive. 14; dressed 16
Old Toms, alive 11c., dressed 13
Geese ;alive b, dressed 11 ; _
Potatoes 40 to 50 cents. ea
Dried Apples .05e. i 1 '
Hogs $8.25. I '
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LOCAL
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Miss B. Rosie 'spent the week. end
La London.
Miss Kathleen Stewart in visiting
in. Londoee
ltiiss Hamilton spent the week end
at her home in Goderich.
Messris. P. Fray ne and T. Ilartoc
are remodelling their homes.
Mr. Roy Davis, of Lonaon, visited
his parents at Exeter North. ,_
Mrs. M. Sheere is erecting a new
verandah in frout of her house,
Mr. 'W. Greenly is still confined
to his. home with ;rheumatism in, hits
ankle.
Mr. 'W. Amos, of the Bank of Tor-
onto staff, London, is holidaying at
his home here.
Miss Viola ,Hooper ,,pent a few days
this, week with friends in Exeter -
St. 'Mares Journal.
Messrs S.Maftin. W.J. Heaman anis
Dr. atlsGillieudd3 have built new
garages this upring.
Mrs. Jas. 'W'estcott, of Douglas,
Man., who has been i11 for several
weeks, in convalescing.
Miss Jean Seidon Mals returnied
home from Ingersoll where she has
been attendee; the (Collegiate Insti-
tute.
Mr. Enos. Windsor, who has been
attending Toronto University, has re-
turned home having completed his
studies for the term.
Mr. J. G. Dow on Tuesday shipped
five loads of horses to Montreal, one
load going by express.:
Mrs. Eedden is moving into \D1rs.
Easterbrook's house on Huron street
and Ms. Ern Davis is( moving into the
house vacated be +DT's. Redden,
The prospects for ;the apple ,crop
are not the brightest this, year in this
cobimunit5 and we are told will not
average half a crop.
J. W. 'Powell, the Edison!;dealer here
shipped two Edison Diamond desc.
phonograph outfits to Thorndale this
weds-. J. W. is a hustler.
Or. G. F. Roulston has purchased
the beautiful new red brick residence
on Alain street ,from• Mr. Jolla Ped-
lar. The deal was put through by A
Hastings.
On 'account .of the meeting of the
Ontario Dental Societe, Toronto, the
office of Dr, Kinsman will be, •closed
from Saturdas, May Sth, to Friday,
Mas 14th, inclusive.
.-„.Mr. Chas. Snell is moving' the frame
house on Andrew street across from
the English Church rectors onto cue
of his lots ;south of ,the. foundars and
will have it fitted up -and remodelled'.
Dr. L. L. and Mrs. Foliick and
children, of St. Marys and Mrs (Rev.)
Baker and daughter of Woodham,
were the guests of Mrs, E. Follicle on
Sunday last.
Mr. and' Mrs. Francis 13latchCord
and family, of Usborne, moved to
town last week into the ,fine brick
residence on 'William street recently
purchased from Mr. C. Lindenfield.
We.:welcome them to town
Rev. T. W. Blatchford, or ;Centralia,
will preach in Main street Methodist
church next Sabbath, the pastor,
Rev. S. W., Muxworth5 conducting
Epworth League anniversary services
at .OentrKal'Ja, ,
The elecond degree team; I. 0., Oe F.
went to 'Hensel! in autos lastr, Fridas
evening and conferred the degree on
a number of candidates. After the
business part of ,the meeting the
brethren were royally entertained. to
refreshments at 'P. 'Wiggins' coulee-
tionery.
At the lodge rooms of ,the Exeter
Odclfellows on Tuesday evening sev-
eral candidates Croat i:Iensall, one
from Lucan and is ,number from town
received the work of the, Tliira degree
put on by the Exeter brethren. Af-
tenvards refreshments were !served
and a very sociable time .enjoyed.
Mrs. Lindenfield and two children
after spending a few days at Zurich
left 'Monday evening to join Mr. Lin-
denfield at •Parkhill. M.r..Linrlenfield
was here last week and moved his
household effects to that place where
•he has gone into the hardware bust
ncss with hie ,brother,
i
The recent 'showers 'have hell Oid
along vegetation wonderfully and the
growth at this ,time is•;,seenethtng re='
markable. The tress seemed.; to eprieg
forth into blossom and, most ,oi the
fruit trees were heavily .;loaded, In
less than a week after the grain had
been planted it was springing up
out of the ground.. The grass !tats had
a splendid growth. Mans . pexsorus
have. their gardens fall planted.
The officers 'elected in the 'Main St.
Mission ;Circle ,werte ; Preteidetrt, Mas
Ariel Beveriese VicePresitlent, Miss
Margaret Muxworth5 ; ;Secretary,
if"iss Greta: Mawson; Treasurer Miss
11Zlldrfd Slee wood. ; . ;Car, tSecretar;r,
axss Derrjrr,cliston � Supt. p
t of life
boxes, Miss Alda Westlake ; 'Watch
' tower committee, Miseete Blanch Cane
,Olive McDonald', 'Viola Tuclnee, Edna
'johns t pianist, Mies 'Marion Bleach -
Terra,: Asst., pianist, Miss X4targaret
Officers. Elected -The • Auxialia ry' of
the 'W. M. S of James; street Metho-
dist church held their annual meetieg
on Thursday of last week.. The ;soc-
iety is he e flourishing condition hav-
ing raised over ,1200 during the, year
besides forwarding a bale to Edmon-
ton. The following officers were el-
ected for the ecomiarg yeare President,
M,rs. C. ea 'Hooper; let Vice Pies.,
Mrs. 'Wm. Bissett ; 2nd Vice 'Pares;,
Mrs. C. 'B, ;Snell; Rea Seine, Mrs W
Johns; Vor. Seey., Mrs, 3. 13e11; Treaty
Mrs. E. Rowcliffe Supt. of Chris-
tian Stewardship, dors. Johntston,
Mrs. Thos. 'Harvey was appointed del-
egate to attend the Branch conve'nton
in London;
Adjourned Vestry The adjourned
Vestry 'meeting of the Trivitt Mem-
orial church was held in the School
Hall last week with the .motor,! Rev.
D. W. Collins, presiding .The audi-
tor& report Was read by Mr. N. D.
I-lurdon which showed that the total
receipts for the blear amounted ' to
$1729.09 and expenditure or $1703:58
leaving a balance in the treasury of
125.50. A statement of tae 'finances
was orderer to be printed for distri-
bution. The following will constitute
the officers for the ensuing year;-
Rector, ;Rev. 7). rW., Collins Recor's
Warden, 0'. 1. a Sanders ; People's
VWrarden, L. H. ;Dickson ; Auditors, N.
D. ;Burdon and Thos. Boyle ; Lay Dele-
gates, N. D. Burdon, S. Sweet ; Select
Vestry; L. 11. ,Diefisson, C., 11. Sandeifv,
T. Bos'le, N. D. llurdon, ,Sam'1) Sweet,
Thos. G. Sanders, Dr., McGillicuddy,
Geo Crawley. Sidesme,n -S. Sweet,
T. Boyle, T. G. Sanders, Q., Dyer, Geo;
Crawley, Rd. 'Murphy. A vote of
thanks was p'aislsed to bet,tendered: the
various organizations of the church,
after which the meeting adjourned.
SMILES INSTEAD OF FROWN
Don't you blame and censure rate,.
For this, world is. just the place,
Where you may, if you so; wish,
Show a bright and smiling Pace,
In Life's 'mirror jos- you'll see,
If your smiles and not your ,frowns,
You; bestow on all m,anka ad,
For each has his ups and .downs.,
Don't you think your sphere In life,
Worse than others and feel blue,•.
For they may be, who can tell,
Just that 'moment envying you.
Life is just an echo, dear,
Seniles for smiles, apd 'frowns fur
frowns,
Sa be abeave and good and true;
For each has his ups and downs,.
Don't you sit and ponder why
Your life's bitter and not sweet,
For each 'fmorn a new d'ay's ,borne
And with cheer it you ;may .greet,
If with loving, lavish care,
You send forth our smiles not
frowns.
Chasing shadows, from iced hearts,
For each has his ape; andedowne.
Don't sou let the past ,beguiler
You=to mope, nor :mourn .nor. sigh,
O'er its ashes of remorse,
Never shed a tear nor cry;
`Up Ind take new hope again
Radiate sour smiles not frowns,
Let them drive out clouds so tdrear,
For each has his ups: and, downs.
Don't sou let your courage ,fail,
In, the thickest of the !fight,
Stand sour 'ground and try again
For the day ,wlll follow night,
And life's sunbeams sou will ,find,
I1 sweet smiles instead of frowns,
You have showene•d upon mankiind.
For each has his ups and,•,downs.
HICKS' FORECASTS
The First Reactionary Storm Per-
iod is central .on thei '4th~ '5th anal Gth.
It is at .the Moon's last qu'arter ;and
at the entrance of the. Ve'nu'e period.
It must also be. 'keptein 'mind that we
are now entering the• annual time
when the: solar ieste, or focus, in its
swing from. south to north, ds bear-
ing directly on the :central regions of
Our country. This fact alone is pro-
ductive of More tornadic storms :than
ant_ cause, bringing, as a rule, a cri-
sis of risuch istorms in ,the month of
atlas. As we pass into this reaction -
ars period, a low barometer center
will begin in the west, change to
warmer will develop at that same, time
and place, and on and touching the
5th and eth, decided storms of( thun-
derr, wind and nand will 'runt their re-
alar course eastward across the
country, 'These and all other storm
centers that pave ,pvter the country
early in ;may. ,will be .follo•eved by ris-
ing barometer' end sharp changes to
cooler. Frost will be probable for
two or three nights, with .the; rising
barometer and clearing skies. that
come behind these. lstoress,.
The first Regular Storm period is
central on the 10th, -]..evolving the
Sth to the 13±.:
Disturbing. causes and vihat to
look for. .-The . Moon is on ,the equa-
tor on the S•ih engin conjunction W
Sun. and Earth ,on the ,13th. These
causes, one et ,the be;ginining and( the
other at the end of the period, ad-
ded to the Important fact that :a
Venus Period is now in ,full 'force,
will render this period more ,or less
critical. A rapid rise of temperature,
and corresponding .fall of barometer
about the Sth will be admonitory, of
very decided storms. They Will first
appear in western parts, ;spreading
eastward during the suceee•d,ing day's
of the period. A series at wind, thun-
der and aainstorms, for several .td.ass
in. succession may _ treasonably be
looked far tiririeg this, period,. The
11.Iobn's' canjurietitln with Sun and
Earth "bra tli'&' 13the will prolong low
baromatiee jirfsstre, high temperas
tare end humid ,attire+sphere. , Vicious
electrical stotrns, possible t tornadoes;
and Venus downpours of rate, will
probabi'J' toted: ii daily cycles, Lor sev-
e,ral dries, leading up to and culmin,-
,ting talkiest, the .13th. These periods
of daily thunder storms, which ,u:a
ualls•f,repeat themselves about the
same hour, for rseveral d'a.yis in ;suc-
cession, are vases more threatening
and violent, when a Venue period
Calls centrally in the month of May
The .daily cycle of such storms! •from
about the 8th to 13th wilt 'be ch.aracs
terized by ;black, ominous clouds, very
intense ,electrical dispiayls, down
pours at (rain, ,with ooc isianal rhail'
storms and • atreaspheric tv
il
.nce A^
mounting to "torngdie storms in var.'
loos localities. • A. decided ;rise at the
barometer, stiff' westerly winds, arid
change to ';roach",colo, indleat:o.g that
the daily storm cycle 'i,s. et an end,
Will d'ppeat •,!britt the 13th;. Frosts. in
T1flJRS,DAY, MAY 55th, L9W5-l 'l.„a
northern sections are ,very probable
for two or three nights, )following' the
break up of this storm period.
Lawn
Mowers
Sharpened
AT
CONN OR' S
WE CAN SAVE
VOL) $.
By buying your coal from
Us, We bought before the
heavy freight rate and ',war
tax. $7 5o for this month,
delivered.
Sole Agents for D. L. &' W.
Scranton Coai
KESTLE ROWE
&. WOOD
PHONE 4o
Exeter, Ontario
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EmszargosommemmEmai
HOUSECLEANING :'
TIME
MAKE Housecleaning Easy by
buying a Domestic Vacuum
Cleaner from us. It will clean'
your Rugs and Carpets better
than beating them and with
much less labor. Then get
crottle of Sunny Polish to clean
your furniture, and if yon see
you need any new furniture, we
have a big stock to choose from,
R. N. ROWE
Embalmer & Funeral Director
PHONE 20a
maarromanciammaugarm
POWELL'S
BIG VARIETY STORE
PHONE 55
MAY is a sale month
with us. We start THURS-
DAY with a sale of GENU-
INE CUT GLASS .STRAI-
GHT water glasses --at the
ridiculous price roc.,We have
only 6 doz•,, if you want them,
come quick.
Also a new stock pf Gra-
niteware just arrived at '.roc
15 and 25c, good stuff. Sat-
urday, try alb of our Week-
end chocolates at 29c per lb
you'll be surprised. '
Post cards (all . except
locals)5 for 5c.
Watch ()fir windows tor Bar-
gains, y time you pass_
SPE, e LS all this month.
POWELL'S
TIME LIVE BARGAIN ST'OR'E
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Seeds for Sale
We have for sale a choice stock of Government
inspected Seeds esp3cially selected for PURITY
and GERMINATION, which we offer at very
close prices for CASH. Our stock comprises:
Fancy No. 1 Red Clover, Alsike;
Alfalfa, Timothy Seed,
Kentucky and Canadian Blue Grass,
Orchard Grass, and Seed Corn.
We have a large stock of Alsike and Timothy Mixed
-an extra nice grade, and good value at $4 80 per
bushel; Fancy No. 1 Red Clover, $12.00 per bushel;
Timothy Seed from $4.00 to $4.50 per bushel.
it..`711 and inspect our stock—it will pay you!
We are in the Market to Pashase
All kinds of Clover, Grass Seeds, Etc,, for which we
pay full market value. A call solicited. -
C. Zwicker
GENERAL MERCHANT
Creditoii, Ontario
EGGS WANTED — Will pay
tgc cash or 2 l trade for N w
Laid eggs.— J. A. Stewart,
NOTICE
llo the Farmers and (Horsebreeders
Free Vaccination against Rheum -
afloat ,or joint ,ills,
If sou :will notify us :within forty-
eight hours after your colt( is born we
will ,vaccinate it as a preventative a-
gainst rheum.atis,. Free of Charge.
DR. CHAS. JOSE AND SON
Veterinary .;Surgeons
KIRKTON, Ont. Phone 26
Rupture Expert Here
SEELY, WHO FITTED: CZAR 'OR
RUSSIA. ;RECALLED TO LONDON
Owing to the demands for his ser-
vices F. II. Seely- of Chicago and
:Philadelphia, the noted truss expert
will be at the Tecumseh ;Hotel and
will remain. in London Friday ',only,
Mas 7th. Mir. Seely says: "The; Sper-
m.atiec Shield as now used and, approv-
ed bs the United States government
will not only ;retain any case of rup
ture perfectly, affording immediate
and complete relief, but cloves the 0
pening in ten days on ,the average
case. This instrument received the
only award in England and in Spain
producing results without surgery,
harmful injections, medical treat-
ments or prescriptions, Mr, Seely has
documents from the United eltates
Government, Vira,sh'ngton, D.C., for int
spection, All charity cases ,without
charge, or if any interested ,call, he
Will be glad to show same without.
charge or fit them if ,desited. Any
.one ruptured should. r•etnember . the
date and take advantage of thiel op-
vartunity,
ee
UNDER GROUND
WiICe-You are vers fussy 'about
lour food, Henry. •Ma' poor, dear first
husband used to eat uncomplainingle
everything 1.cpoked for him,
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Western University,
Loudon.
Forward Movement
Greatly Enlarged Faculties ills
Arts and Medicine:
Vastly Improved Eiuipment,-Libtarse
Laboratories, etc.
Seven New Scholarsbips
Record Enrollment,+
Ineuiries Solicited
E. E. Braithwaite, Mai, ,P',h•.
President.
"A Man's iAbility Ls Itis Passport;°e
Frank Weaver
'Pirofessor o.° Music, London, Ont. •
• 'Teacher of Organ and all branches,
of Piano Play ing ; Voice Culture an!
Artistic Singing a Specialty. le yearn
practical experience.
For Terms apply at S. Marlene
Son's Music Store
F. W. HODGSON ' t
Carpenter and Builder
Plans furnished; Estimates given fre=e;
on aft classes or 'buildings. 3-18-tI
'PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Aueet
tioneer. Sales conducted in any Io-:
cality. Terms moderate Orders left:
at Times office will be promptly, at-
tended to, 'Phone J,16, I ekton., Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
EDWABD J. ,FERGUSON, Licens-
ed.Auetioneer, Sales conducted ie. any .
locality ; live rstock a ispeci,alty , Ord, -a
ers left at Times Office will receivte':
prompt attention; ]terms moderates
Address Science. ,Hill, R. I3,, No,, 1,
Phone 45-3 Kirkton.
PASTURE FARM, FOR SALE Ole
]2,.ent, i,. ;fay Township, 'Con. 8. Ape
ply to Wm. ;Blatchford, 3,.10 Morley!
Ave. 'Toronto.
,I10t131: P011 SALE , I
House and three -:quarters or ane
Beene of land on 8incoe ;street, Good.;
Well. Apply to Devi,d Gllits•
1
A Lesson From the Aeroplane 1
1. HE force that makes the aeroplane—a 'heavier-than-air machine --over-
come the law of ravit the ro ulsive ow
gravity ispropulsive power of the motor. Stop
the engine and gravity exhibits its law.
Ip much the same way the pro. Advertising is the propeller. The tip'
pulsive power of advertising makes merchant is the pilot. His business
a,::,husiness triumph over dragging•., is the machine. His community is
down tendencies, personal inertia, his sustaining medium.
quiet times and general busindss If you want business to soar,
depression. start the motor of advertising.
To, the People in and About Exeter
The pilots of every dominant and progressive business in Exeter
are using the propelling force of advertising in some form or other. The
most powerful form of advertising is newspaper publicity.
Advertisments Save Your Time and Money
northern sections are ,very probable
for two or three nights, )following' the
break up of this storm period.
Lawn
Mowers
Sharpened
AT
CONN OR' S
WE CAN SAVE
VOL) $.
By buying your coal from
Us, We bought before the
heavy freight rate and ',war
tax. $7 5o for this month,
delivered.
Sole Agents for D. L. &' W.
Scranton Coai
KESTLE ROWE
&. WOOD
PHONE 4o
Exeter, Ontario
111111111111111
EmszargosommemmEmai
HOUSECLEANING :'
TIME
MAKE Housecleaning Easy by
buying a Domestic Vacuum
Cleaner from us. It will clean'
your Rugs and Carpets better
than beating them and with
much less labor. Then get
crottle of Sunny Polish to clean
your furniture, and if yon see
you need any new furniture, we
have a big stock to choose from,
R. N. ROWE
Embalmer & Funeral Director
PHONE 20a
maarromanciammaugarm
POWELL'S
BIG VARIETY STORE
PHONE 55
MAY is a sale month
with us. We start THURS-
DAY with a sale of GENU-
INE CUT GLASS .STRAI-
GHT water glasses --at the
ridiculous price roc.,We have
only 6 doz•,, if you want them,
come quick.
Also a new stock pf Gra-
niteware just arrived at '.roc
15 and 25c, good stuff. Sat-
urday, try alb of our Week-
end chocolates at 29c per lb
you'll be surprised. '
Post cards (all . except
locals)5 for 5c.
Watch ()fir windows tor Bar-
gains, y time you pass_
SPE, e LS all this month.
POWELL'S
TIME LIVE BARGAIN ST'OR'E
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Seeds for Sale
We have for sale a choice stock of Government
inspected Seeds esp3cially selected for PURITY
and GERMINATION, which we offer at very
close prices for CASH. Our stock comprises:
Fancy No. 1 Red Clover, Alsike;
Alfalfa, Timothy Seed,
Kentucky and Canadian Blue Grass,
Orchard Grass, and Seed Corn.
We have a large stock of Alsike and Timothy Mixed
-an extra nice grade, and good value at $4 80 per
bushel; Fancy No. 1 Red Clover, $12.00 per bushel;
Timothy Seed from $4.00 to $4.50 per bushel.
it..`711 and inspect our stock—it will pay you!
We are in the Market to Pashase
All kinds of Clover, Grass Seeds, Etc,, for which we
pay full market value. A call solicited. -
C. Zwicker
GENERAL MERCHANT
Creditoii, Ontario
EGGS WANTED — Will pay
tgc cash or 2 l trade for N w
Laid eggs.— J. A. Stewart,
NOTICE
llo the Farmers and (Horsebreeders
Free Vaccination against Rheum -
afloat ,or joint ,ills,
If sou :will notify us :within forty-
eight hours after your colt( is born we
will ,vaccinate it as a preventative a-
gainst rheum.atis,. Free of Charge.
DR. CHAS. JOSE AND SON
Veterinary .;Surgeons
KIRKTON, Ont. Phone 26
Rupture Expert Here
SEELY, WHO FITTED: CZAR 'OR
RUSSIA. ;RECALLED TO LONDON
Owing to the demands for his ser-
vices F. II. Seely- of Chicago and
:Philadelphia, the noted truss expert
will be at the Tecumseh ;Hotel and
will remain. in London Friday ',only,
Mas 7th. Mir. Seely says: "The; Sper-
m.atiec Shield as now used and, approv-
ed bs the United States government
will not only ;retain any case of rup
ture perfectly, affording immediate
and complete relief, but cloves the 0
pening in ten days on ,the average
case. This instrument received the
only award in England and in Spain
producing results without surgery,
harmful injections, medical treat-
ments or prescriptions, Mr, Seely has
documents from the United eltates
Government, Vira,sh'ngton, D.C., for int
spection, All charity cases ,without
charge, or if any interested ,call, he
Will be glad to show same without.
charge or fit them if ,desited. Any
.one ruptured should. r•etnember . the
date and take advantage of thiel op-
vartunity,
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lour food, Henry. •Ma' poor, dear first
husband used to eat uncomplainingle
everything 1.cpoked for him,
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Western University,
Loudon.
Forward Movement
Greatly Enlarged Faculties ills
Arts and Medicine:
Vastly Improved Eiuipment,-Libtarse
Laboratories, etc.
Seven New Scholarsbips
Record Enrollment,+
Ineuiries Solicited
E. E. Braithwaite, Mai, ,P',h•.
President.
"A Man's iAbility Ls Itis Passport;°e
Frank Weaver
'Pirofessor o.° Music, London, Ont. •
• 'Teacher of Organ and all branches,
of Piano Play ing ; Voice Culture an!
Artistic Singing a Specialty. le yearn
practical experience.
For Terms apply at S. Marlene
Son's Music Store
F. W. HODGSON ' t
Carpenter and Builder
Plans furnished; Estimates given fre=e;
on aft classes or 'buildings. 3-18-tI
'PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Aueet
tioneer. Sales conducted in any Io-:
cality. Terms moderate Orders left:
at Times office will be promptly, at-
tended to, 'Phone J,16, I ekton., Ad-
dress Kirkton P.O.
EDWABD J. ,FERGUSON, Licens-
ed.Auetioneer, Sales conducted ie. any .
locality ; live rstock a ispeci,alty , Ord, -a
ers left at Times Office will receivte':
prompt attention; ]terms moderates
Address Science. ,Hill, R. I3,, No,, 1,
Phone 45-3 Kirkton.
PASTURE FARM, FOR SALE Ole
]2,.ent, i,. ;fay Township, 'Con. 8. Ape
ply to Wm. ;Blatchford, 3,.10 Morley!
Ave. 'Toronto.
,I10t131: P011 SALE , I
House and three -:quarters or ane
Beene of land on 8incoe ;street, Good.;
Well. Apply to Devi,d Gllits•