Exeter Advocate, 1910-02-24, Page 11
TwzNTY-THIRD YEAR.
1
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1910.
Clothing)
We are Agents for the Largest Tailor-
ing Houses in Canada for
Made -to- Your - Measure
Clothing.
We have the Largest Range and can
Eve you the biggest choice of styles
nd patterns in
English, Scotch and Irish
Woollens
EVER SHOWN IN EXETER.
There is no need of you paying a
BIG PRICE FORA TAILOR-MADE
GARMENT. We can give you the
Best at
$12.50. 4. 15.00, and 20.00
and \ve Kt,..rantee to satisfy you.
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
In this line we have a hig choke at
prices from $5,00 up to $0.50, $10.5(1
and $15.00.
New Hats and Ties.
SANDY BAWDEN
All Overcoats at Cost THE CLOTHIER
le.
.110004/411,041440*****0,31-333436
HURRAH!
for the great
BARGAIN SALE
Next Door to the Post Office
Goods are going cbeaper than any n they per, on can hue
then) at wholesale. I)o not mise this oppertenity of vetting
good goods at such low prices.
MUST BE SOLD!
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST-OFFi('E
St'JI
C O GOCOCC C-3-34.-3- 2 .
re•)fettlet.■sl Cards.
MONEY T01,01.14 ON FARM AND V11.1.AGE
Properties at lowest rates of Interest.
DL O. !. lO1JIATON, L D. S , D. D. S ERNEIIT ELLIOT
Office Opposite Central Hotel. Exeter. Ont.
DENTIST raw raduat of To L o. D. 6. nr o.t.rie and Honor,,bldar Posts for Salo
graduate Of Toronto CD. D.
Ry. ce
OMOI: Orsi Dickson a Carling's Law Office, 1s.
DI. Aad. •• former Dental Fallon.
�DL A. IL ZINNIAS, 1. D. II., D. D. 8.•
osor. graduate of Toronto Univerlste.
DENTIST.
nesse ssltseted without any pale, or any bad elects
Ones over Oledmaa A 8taaburre office, Main street
tisetes,
Medical
Lie L SHORT. M. D., Nit'. Vale, HONOR
Graduate of Toronto Unirereit wo years
reddest sklician Royal Alexandra Rospital, etc.
Osco and ReNdenae, r Amo,' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, RIETER.
DR. A. T. BOND, TORONTO, POST ORADL'ATF.
01 New York root Graduate College, ,,(riser
to Nutlet of Dr. A. F. Malloy-, Exeter. Residence
Lately occupied by Dr Malloy, Andrew let. Office -
Formerly the Ell it Law tiffs- e, opposite Central
11cte1.
DI, T. P. McLACOHf.IN
Has roeumed pewee/ after spending • year (Col.
lege).4 Br4Lti and Continental Hr,pttals. Genteel
pt.ctice with rpecial attention to Eye, (with refrac-
tion) Ear Note and Threat.
(Mike: D•ehwood, Ont.
/.elan .
Di01805 a CARLINO, BARRIQTER.9, 801,1C1
bas, Notaries, ('ons ryancer,, ('nmm;wienrn
SollcIton for Opiates Bank, ere.
Messy is Leas .1 lowest rates of Inter,.t
Daces, Main street, Rueter,
1. Oaauss, B A., L, H. h,cittc •
•
3ONET TO LOAA.
♦
We have a large amount of private foade to loos
ahem aad village properties at low rate, of later
OLADMAN & 8TANIWIT,I
Sarrlsten, $otelton,Main et.. Rester Oa
8, 8. PHILLIPS, EIETIR.
114»tss1 A.ctlosoor.
Dalai Mended is all parts. PMiersrtioe guano
M.1 M N jay._Terms moveable, A11 eraser left
at Advocate 0 e. will 1e promptly %treaded to.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. sue Fire Insurance in lead -
Main -St- gxeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
W 1 . ANDERSON. Lleensed Awt' leer
for tlrtron County. Terns relieor.Able.
Date, can be made at tr. Advo•atr.
ate,. or 1Jr'-ry Kilter's Otfice, Cred-
11ee.e
iia•
\4, L„v( the finest quality of Cedar
Pont at moderate 'prices.
U. E. }LICKS,
CENTRALIA
HORSES FOR SALE
Mr. A. Dow has a number of good
colts-Sllee and gelding -rising three
and four years old, which be is offer-
ing for sale. Apply at stables.
FARM FOR SALE.
One of the finest fauna 1ti 1'sborne
Apply to SANDERS & CREECH. Exeter
PiANO AND CUTTER F'Olt SALE.
A new first-class Plano for sale
cheap; oleo (utter. Apply to W. Arnold.
Exeter.
RUG STOLEN
From the Commercial }louse shed on
Wednesday, Feb. 16th, a lap rug. The
party Is known and It rug Is not re-
turned to this office lege* proccedlegs
will be taken.
FOR SALE
Cottage a;,d twee lots 1n Exeter. being
lots Nos. 55, 56, and 77. on the South
side of Simcoe Street. Ce. tie. property
is a frame cottage (brick foundatlon)con
taint? g five rooms and a good cellar.
Also a good well and a large stable.
Coed garden and fruit trees. Tee pro-
perty 1, to be sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to CIL\DMAN A STANBURT.
Barrister,. Fitter, Ontario.
F'AR\i FOR SALE.
(`•(:•.e euadred acre farm, being j.ot
3, Con. 1, i'sborne, London Road, 3-4
n;ile front Centralia. 1 miles from Ri-
fler. C-, tee premiers there is erected
a ri00 beck !louse, all conveniences,
large• eerie bare *even. finished In
latest improved style ; drive house, good
orchard. r.tver falling water, well III
hc.rn and house. 1! *fres fall wheat.
All plowing done. 1f not sold privately
on or hetors the 20 day of Dee. will be
sold by public auction at a date to be
fiee•tt later. Easy terms of payment.
F',.' 'Sime and particulars apply to
Jus ltandford. prop., Oeetra11a, or to
T. (lar neren, rwdlonetr, Farquhar P. O.
Auction Sale
Farm Stock and Implements,
and Household Effects.
The undersigned Auctioueer has been instructed
to offer for sale by Public Auction on the premises,
LOT 11, Con. b. t'NBORNE,
In the Village of N'inchelser. ou
THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1010
At one O'clock p.m., the following, viz
STUCK -1 brown gelding 7 yrs old, strong driver,
bound and perfectly reliable; 1 mare, N yrs old,
strong driver, sound and reliable; 1 aged gelding
general purpose; 3 heavy draught colts, coming 2
vet, old; 1 cow due in March; 1 young sows due loth
Starch,
IMPLEMENT'S 1 two -seated democrat wagon,
nearly new: 1 good open buggy; 1 good top buggy, 1
cutter, wheelbarrow, new; set single harness. 2 sets
collar and haves, robes, blankets, rugs, oilclothes
halter., forks, ete.
IIOCSEIIOLD FURNITURE -1 coal or wood
cooking range, nearly new; 1 coal heating stove,
nearly new, • number good stove pipes, sideboard,
evteotion table, centre table, bedroom set complete
1 bed stead, 2 set of mattresses and springs, couch.
2 rocking chairs, arrn chair, half dozen kitchen
chairs, 15 yards Carpet, number wall pictures, win-
dow blinds and curtains, 1 dinner set of dishes, I(o)
quarte and half gallon sealers, crocks, pots, pans,
3 galvanised iron palls, water pails, set carpenters
tools and numerous other articles.
The above mentioned funniture is all nearly new
and in find -class I rondition.
Alt srast positively be sold as the pro-
prietor is hoist/ West.
TERMS -Ali some of t6 and under cash; over that
amount B months' credit on furnishing approved
joint notes. A discount of 5 per cent per amu,:nn off
for cash on r-rtdit amount..
Frank Ballantyne•, Proprietor
THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer, Farquhar, Ont.
Auction Sale
Of Choice Farms, Stock & Implements
The undersigned Auctioneer has been Instructed to
sell by public auction at.
LOT 11, S. B. STEPHEN TWP.,
MONDAY. MARCH 7TH, 1910
at 1 o'clock p. m, sharp.
The following valuable property:
110118E14 -Draft pare rising 6 yr., draft horse ris-
ing 5 yrs, draft horse rising 4 yrs, draft mate rising
4 yrs, in foal; driving mare, 12 yrs. in foal; driving
pare, 4 yrs; general purpose mare riving 2 yrs; draft
colt rising 2 yrs, draft colt rising 1 yr
CATTLE-- 2 cows due to calve in kay, 2 Keen
rising 3 yea s, 2 heifers rising 2 yrs, 3 steers rising
years :a steers rising 1 year, 3 heifers rising 1 yr.
PIGS - •' brood sows, 12 pigs 7 weeks old.
IMPLEMENTS -McCormick binder nearly new,
Maxwell mower, Massey --Harris seed drill nearly new,
land roller, hay rake, 2 walking plow., double plow,
set diamond harrows, fanning mill, waggon. pair
sleighs, gravel box, hay rack, d )ubte carriage. luggv
nearly new ,cutter nearly new, 2 robes, ladder, 2
setts working harness. double set light harness , Y
single set. harness. 2 doz hags. Mi hens, Piano and
some honest' ld effects.
Real Estate There will also be offered for sale at
the same time and place Lot 11, F R. Stephen, cenu•
tainting 14P, scree. tilled; Lot 11. N. It. McGillivray,
DO acres, grass; N ', Lot 3 and S Lot 4, Con. 4,
Stephen, grass farms. 1f not sold on or before shote
date will be open for sale or to rent. Terms made
known on day of sale.
TERMS --All sorsa of iso and under, ('ASH; over
that amount 10 months' credit will be given on turn•
lshing approved joint notes. 3 per cent per annum
off for cash or,tredlt amounts.
Mrs. Johanna Coughlin, Proprietress
James Stanley. Auctioneer
•AUCTION SALE
-OF VALUABLE --
Real Estate. Farm Stock and ituple•
menta, Household Effects, lac,
it. 8. Phillips. Licensed Auctioneer, has recelsel
instructloos from Treble Brothers to sell by Public
Auction on their premises,
London Road, j Mile South of Exeter
05 SATURDAY, FEI1. 20rn, 1010
at 1 o'elot•k p.m. sharp. the following property, viz,
IIOl4SEw loris' Ing mare, s years old; drat ing colt
rising 2 years. sired by Jap. heat colt 1 year old,
sired by Loral Sharp.
CATTLE- 6 steers ricin... tears. 3 .teen rising 2
y-esr., steer rising 1 year
11008- 3I.Igs. 2 months old
POt'I.TRi --A number of hens,
IMPLEMENTS Brantford mower, MasseyHarris
drill and mower. Mann cultivator, hay rake, Maple
Leal gang plow , single plow, w agpton, pulper. hay
rack, Clinton fanning mill, set of Diamond harrow•,,
two water troughs, culter, eheelearrow, • number
of cedar posts S and 16 fret long, quantity of lune
her, 120 feet of hay fork rope, pulleys and car; sling
ropes large feed bin.
HaUsEIloLD EFFECTS- Y stores, 3 large tables,
number of stairs, 3 small tables, large wardrobe,
dresser, two 'tends. two easels, music rack, number
of pictures, rocking churn, lawn mo• es. stepladder,
clothes reel. 9double copse of stove wood and other
articles ton numerous to mention.
REAL ESTATE -Thur. will also be offered foe
sale at the same place and place. if not previously
sold, South !' of Lot 4, Con. 6, 1a the Township of
Hay, containing A acres There is on the premises
about b acre. of soft maple bush and • good creek
running through the farm. TA'. is a gond pasture
farm.
TERMS- Chattels. rut and under, cash: over that
amount h months' credit given on forni.hing ap•
proved joint note. 6 per cent per annum off for
rash onrelit amountslie al I.tat. (lade known
on day el sale C
Powitivcly all will be %old se the Proprl-
etore aro going West.
holt. N. & F. W. Treble, Props.
II. S. Phillipe, Auctioneer.
t'iLLAUE flt(,I'ERTY Efilt SALE.
The underst.ried Is offering for sale
that desirahle Vlllnee property, being
lots 13. 14. 1:., corner of William aid
Waterloo'Ore•ts, There 1% on the prem-
iers a splendid brick house, small
stable and other convenient -ea: also a
number of e'eofe fruit trees. The prop-
erty 1s tlrst-class In every respect and
Is well situated. Will be sold reaeon-
ablc. :\prly on premises.
ALFRED HOWICY. Exeter P. O.
TAKE NOTICE.
Ocelot Is tirr by given that persons
purcla.ing or Intending to purchase the
dwelling Louse sed contents of the es-
tate 1rt tee Township of McGillivray of
the late SUS/ Tina lt Gower, who died on
Sept. 21st. 1909. w111 apply to Mrs.
Thos. Heanian, e-erutrlx. Exeter. i'ar
ticulars eoreernletg the peoperty rosy
Aliso be had by applying to the said
trete utrii.
)'ARM FOR SALE
74 acnes of farm land In the village of
Exeter. 13 acres In tall wheat, fall
plowing nearly finished, well fenced.
well drained and watered • good 1 1-2
storey brick house. containing 9 Ruing
rooms, hard and soft water In tete
house, good barn, number of fruit trees.
situate north of the station road, Exeter
or partkulars apply to JO11N IIAWK-
HAW. Proprietor, or fl. S. i li)LL11'S.
tactloneer.
i
Local Items
Miss Olive \Viii!, ie learning tailoring
at W. W. Tamara's.
Mary, dau,hler o: Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Achescn, who has been quite 111 of late
underwent a painful operation on Mon-
day for the removal of a large gather -
U3 behind (he ea: which had very much
Inip:.lrei her heeling. \\-bile being very
rtuce re -Allred It: flesh elle 1■ now doti'g
nicely.
NO LiCENSE FOR URANTON
Mr. C0:b'tt of. lert:leley aad Mr. Stev-
CI:9o.1 of Strathroy have been appointed
lice:ese contnitasloners for North Mid-
•lieees, in the ',teed o' G. Grieves and
E. Mare. At a rneetinT of the board 10
Mese Cra':f on tee 16th a petition was
p-eacnted and a deputation waited upon
the conuniselo;.e's ::eking that no lic-
ense b: erantel to Granton Village, and
the board de Fled not to grant a license
at the explr..t:ou of the present one held
by the Ontario House in May nest.
COMM U N iC.\TION.
Exeter, Feb. '22nd, 19103
To tt:e Advocatc,-
Will you allow rale space in your valu-
abl_ p.tpe• to give a hint to our vil-
lage Council to do as the city of Lon-
don has done already -that is to have
all the gratinge to our drains located
and opened up eo to prevent the water
(tetrjng into our ccllare and houses in
case of a quick thaw which might oc-
cur any d:ay. There la an old proverb
' Never put o'f till to-niorl ow what cart
be done to -Jay." To -morrow may ba too
Late. Another hint to them alae. i de
not know ;: they have a ntap. marking
all the spots wher_ the above mentioned
;rates and d:alns ale or not. butelf not
they should have. t)ur road Contml.-
sioner Is u! cap used re carry all the
depths and exact spots of beth gratinge
and drains 1n his memory ; and If het
does in case of ale ;;:,ass w►jO would
know? It would be well to look Into
this. • NODRUII".
EXETER SCHOOL BOARD
Tae Council met In the Reading Itoont
o. the Town !tall Friday, 18th, at 9
p.m. Absent -the reeve and councillor
Ile unan. Per Palkwtll and Luker -That
`dr. Levett b3 t halrman.-tarried, The
ntinute3 of the mteethti held Feb. 41e)
end that of the Jolla meeting with' the
itourd of Health were reed and approved
Mr. D. Gillis asked aid from the coun-
(elr. The commtsetoncr was Instruetod
to forward 100 lbs. I1 -aur to Mr. 01111s.
eel mollon of Lauker ,tn: Ilalkw111.-C.tr-
t:ed,
Councillor L•alkwill on behalf 0; the
r',nu)ittoe reported having secured Mr.
Itoulden to look after and care for the
waterworks plant, aereeng to pay hint
?_'.Ci, per weak, hegtn ling Feb. loth;
Per Luker and Lovett -That the report
Ire accepted.-C:trrled.
The following accounts were read and
p-esscd,-T. Hartnoll, woad, 10.12; The
tlueen City Oil Co., gasoline, 8.30; J.
Senior, ezprees, 30c.; London Engine
Supplies Co., pleasure guaee. 2.71 ; W.
Cres. it, labor and supplies water works
account 10.75; T. }louldcn, fuel for
waterworks, 7.00; it. O. Seldom, coal for
N. E. Fire lIeli 2.00, coal for water-
works. 4.70; Smart Turner Co•, certif-
icate No. 3, :193.32 , Canadian Falrbank
Co., certificate No. 8.. 622.18; Canada
Foundry Co., cerllftcate No. 1.. 2503.-
89;
503:89; O. Cudntore, labor, :Lot► ; T. Drock
or.. do. 4.413; T. Brock, jr., 2.78 ; S,
West 4:,e. ; A. liissett, do., 1.2e; C. '1.
Berney do. 45c; T. Itoulden, one week
pay care waterworks plant, 2.50; in all
.3,581.2e. -passed on motion of i)alk-
will and Luker.-Oarrkd.
AdJourt•itient by Ilalkwlll.
Jos. Senior. Clerk.
egeo-
STi':.NG): 1)O(1 IIIT BULL ON THE
NOSE.
Dr Tce:ttanl of London has forwarded
the herd 01 a but! that caused a ',lg
stir at Dashwood recently to Ottawa.
and It will be c►,.mlhed in the blo:nt:
cal dip: rtntent. The bovine was bP:rn
nbcut throe weeks ago be an unknown
dose which corse to the home of Joseph
Tetreau, and followed tint Into the st;t-
blt' when he want to water the rattle.
The dog bit the bull calf on the r:r)se
w',en It looked out from 1t■ stall. The
dot was throw,: rev of the stable by
Mr. Tetre,u, and then went up to Isle
hougo. and as he had left a door open,
1t went t;,, EIC tried to frighten 1t out,
but it would not go. and he finally
sefir.l 1t by the tail and pulled It out.
Some time ale, wards 1t bit a couple
of colts and some cows, and then rat.
nway. The animals that were bete.
here bevc. quarantined.
}tom. EMPLOYE St ICiDES.
Godertctn, Feb. 18. -George Astrell, a
Young Er gllshrnan, aged 23, whir
worked as hustler at the Claiborne Hotel
committed suicide las: evening by tak-
ing carbolic acid. Dr. hunter. ford•tet.
will hold an inquest.
Clearing Auction Sale
VALUABLE FARM STOCK.
Mr. Theo Cameron hasrrr'vI•ed se Den
by public motion cm
Lot 5, South Thames Road, Usborne
on Tuesday, March 1st, 1910
at 1 o'clock p m Nuri,
the following valwble property:
HORPEA- Ursugut Mare. 4 yeah, elegll4 for reg•
titration; draught gelding, 4 yeah; Sigh alam dray-
gut Ally, t years, from imported .Moth; 2 draught
teenage, r years; einem/torsi colt, rtUac 1 ye; Ilse
carriage gelding. t yeses, by lewd of the Wooer.
C'ATTLR-3 cows with calf N foot; Stowe doe is
March, April •ed Wy; ! tat steers 3 year old; 2 1•t
Wien, 3 years; 7 stoves nod 6 heifers, good grassers,
! years .11; 6 reeves.
110OR -4 Yorkshire. 3 Rtrkshln and 1 T•a.e.Ui
sewn, all da, is Masek; It bogs from 100 to 110 Ib.
TRRMl.-6 mew credit on runtish'sg.pproved )Stat
note., otlk,toont of 14 pet tent rer assess of Me
cash or. credit amo,enta
Positively so reserve.
Andrew (iib. n . T. Cameron.
Prop. A uef.
GOOD ROADS.
Nineteen counties in the Province have
adopted the Good Roads system and
planned the improvement of three thou-
sand miles of their leading highways.
The Good Roads Association of Ontar-
io consider the time favorable for a
general advance in the construction of
good roads throughout the whole Prov-
ince, with this in view they are arrang-
Itte for a widely representative (.•oeven-
tion to be held in T*)rento on March the
Sed, 3rd and 4th. Efforts are being
made to secure the attendance of mem-
bers trot only of County Councils, but
from the township bodies, and all other
fessoclationa that arc Interested in the
roads of the country, such as the Far-
mers' institu'es, Agricultural Societies,
Fair Associations, tee various live
stock aseoctatlone, fruit growers and
others. The movement is spreading al-
so to the towns and cities. (
The pro;rant will provide tar a val-
uable eerlce of addressee from Superin-
tendents of county road systems already
in operation, explatning the method of
de'dgnethug roads, the machinery and
Ineterial used, the cost, and how the
money 1s raised.
Experts in addition, are being eecul-
ei from New York, Pennsylvania, Mae-
.a(huesette, and other states where the
finest roads !n America have been built
up.
After a thorough discussion, it Is
propo ;ed to decide upon some policy
that will Include the moat valuable
points of all these systems. Dunne the
convention a huge deputation will wait
upon tee P: ovineial government to con-
sult with it as to future assistance.
As over 500 delegates are expected
to attend, single tare rates will pro-
bably be secured. Communicattanv
should be seat to the Secretary of the
O:ttario Good Roads Association at
\Whit by.
M GORES V ILLS.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordo,' }lloomfield and
son of London paid a flying visit to
the fornter'e father, Mr. John Bloomfield
-Roy Simpson of London spent a
couple days under the parental roof.-
MIin Levitt of Exeter Is visiting Mrs.
J:t,. Neil. -Mrs. and Miss McCoy of
Ceeralle spent Sunday with Mrs. \Will
Derlir•:;.-Mr. and Mrs Win. forever of
E=^ter spent Sunday with Miiss Lily
Freeer.-Misses May and ida Hodgins
a' Dcit:irld were the guests of Antes
Ida Sintl'son a couple days this week.
-Mr. Percy Simpson has returned after
a couple we:ks logging in Exeter. -Mr.
end Mrs. \Vm, Donley spent Tuesday
it the home of W. J. Itepdg;ns.-)fir.
an l Mrs. Jo'.in Simpson and Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Nlcltann of Clandcboyc visit -
at at Win. Murdy'tr one day thea week:
-Albert Simpson recently purchased a
fine horse from Win. Oolwill.-Mooed
Simplon is busy drawit, hay thane
,lays. -W111 Darling 1s wearing a
0' autiful snipe these days -its a boy.
Death of Mrs. llodglns.-It becwnlee
our sad duty to reteerd the death of Mrs.
William J. !lodging, who passed away
on Wcit:esday last. Mrs. }lodging had
bean a long sufferer, and while at lints
it would seem that she would recover
front her affliction, the great puler oft
,all this:Ss willed 1t otherwise' and elle
was called home. Mrs. Hodgins was
formerly a Mise Donnelly, a resident
of Lordot township aid was much r'e-
spet tee and esteemed by a large clr_le
t w w r •ere her
o friends, lin 1!1 deeply e, t
demise She leaves to ntourn a hue -
hand and father, one sister and foul
brotLcrs. interment took place 011 Fie
day n1 St James' cemetery, Chuid'•-
boy(•. The bereaved family and rela-
tives have the sympathy of a large eir-
rlc o: friends.
I,REWSTP:11.
Ntr. Wm. Huchanan has gone to Un-
cle Si, m's domain 'o secure a wife. --
Misses Mary and Annie Wraner :are vis -
lens at their uncle's in Sarnia. -Thos.
Webb Is getting the material ou the
ground for a been of the up-to-date
Med.-Jos. Sparrow is having a sale
'Mere,. bit, E. )iossenbl'lry to wend
the hammer.-Mtlss May Wilson 1s in-
creaslhg her euntber of pupils in music.
-Wm Turnbull 1 steads adding a kl'c x n
to els house, welch will Increlse its
ccnnfort-Mrs. Ilse continues very 111. -
Jenks Latta Is very 111 at Owetd Sowed.
-The Lord's Supper will ba celebrated
the first Sunday In /larch In the Pres-
byterian church at Grand Bend. -Mr. P.
Biker visited hie daughter. Mr.. E. Uhii,
t
E ANDERS & CREECH
at Riverside fare: on St'urday.-)1r. W.
lielkwlll and wife of Exeter visited
at Grand Icer:d on Thursday.
LC'MLEY.
Mr. J. T. Kitchell lost a valuable horse
(brough Indigestion on Monday -We
were sorry 10 hear of the deaths of Mrs.
David Olbt; of Exeter, for:nerly of *hie
ne-1lhborhood, 5"c extend ow- aynipathy
to the bereaved husband In his hour of
sorrow, -Mt. and Mrs. Money of Sed -
lay, Seek., are visiting relatives here. -
Mr. and hies. Gordon Boltor, very pleaq-
antl), entertained a few trlends end
nelsrbore on Monday evening, to honor
o: the latter's sister, Mrs. Hummel.
w:to is oh a viva here. -Mr. Jae. And-
erson had a w. ,d bee on Friday after-
noon last and in the evening gave a
dance. All report a good time, -Mies
Dal: ample of \loesejew is the gine: 01
her couetn, O1:ve F'alrbairt,.-Mr. Geo.
Hobkirk, Jr., wet, in ltageravillo part
of this' week, attendee; the funeral o:
his nephew, tine late Andrew Sittig.-
Mr. and Mrs. Jae. IJroadfoot spent
Sunday at lerurefieid with the fornrer's -
mother.
BIRTHS
Darldne.-At Mooresville, on Feb. 8th,
to Mr. and Site. Will Darling, a gen.
Sararas.-At Yui ich, on Feb. 14th, to
Mr. and 5L'e. Noah Sararas, a daugh-
ter.
MARRIAGES
11twden.-LinY..-In Thodford, on Feb.
231.4, Mr. Fred W. Fatwden of Ez_tcl,
to Miss Lovina Link, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Link. hear Dashwood.
DEATHS
Clambcr..-in Stephen, on Feb. 19th,.
Selena Chambers, wife of Mr. Thomas
Chambers, eget 41, years, 8 months-
- 28 days.
Gibb. -In E-eter North, 0s. Feb. 1'-.
Jane Hay Envie, wife of David Gityb
in her ::8th year.
Powell, -Li Exeter, on Feb. 19th, Htn-
ry Powell, agul 81 years. 2 months, •
and 19 days.
itodeine.-On Fob. 161.11, Emily Mar-
garet Donley. wife of William J.
}lodging. aged 41 ye,re.
Taylor. -In Atlanta, Ga., on Feb. 10:h
William Taylor, formerly of tJebornc,
aged 70 year..
Johnston -In 11,bbcr', Feb. 11, Robert
Johnston, aged 85 years.
\Vlltesfde.-A• Corbt:'t, Feb. 12, Mee.
Wm. Whiteside-.
LI FE INSUItANt EXAMINA-
TIONS
If you were ever examined foe life
Insurance you noticed how carefully
you were examined for symptoms of
kidney disease. There are reasot,e.
11 you have any symptosis of kllec y
tdiocese, such as pain in the bat -k. ::r
quem, scanty, or painful urination, do
not let It run into a chronic condition.
Nyal's Stone )toot Compound Is a cor-
rretive for all forms of kidney disease.
We do not claim it will cured ' Bright's'
Di,0: se," but we do claim that If taken
in time 1t will check the conditions ti at
merit result In the dreaded ' Brlght'a
Deo t91... Fifty cents aad dollar tea -
ties. We are agents for Nyal's Family
Ise:neJl •s -nothing else is quite so good.
W. S. IIOWEY, flint. 13.
Chemist and Optician.
Exeter, Onta.ri0.
TP. OF USBORNE
PROCLAMATION
Dogs Running at Large•
Prohibited
Pursuant to Hy law No. 2. 1910, and a ,t•,(nlol ion
1 the Municipal Council, 1 hereby declare that all
dogs, within the Township of l'sborne,'hall be either
*curtly chained in an outhouse or other iuildir��
kept melee leand key or efficiently mnssled tsy,
mttalllc measles so as to prevent them from biting
nr snapping, in a'rordan. c with rte regulation• c,f
lht Provincial Board of Health and order of the Dep-
uty Minister of Agriculture of Canada, during the
period of lime,eommencing on the 2141 day of F'ebnt-
ars' 1910, and ending nn the 21.1 day of Slay, 19)0,
601 41). ireliniye.
Allcot...table•. or othereerw,n. are hereby author•
iced to kill any wino's/led dug found running at
large during slrch;perinrl,
Any pereon owning or haiboring a dogfa. l peraete
tine it to pin at large without being ntu,s'nel se alore-
saki,.ha11beliable 'nth,fine prenkl(d by the 4ta-
tate•.
(:hers under my hand�r1
16th 11a, ..f rehnury, 191t,
John Moir, Reeve
toves, Ran&e and Fnrnaces
Easy on Fuel, Cood Bakers,
At Low Prices.
Imperial Oxfords with Reservoir $25.00
e
a and Shelf 38.00
44.00
Garland 0 38,00
without a 38.00
Souvenir with 35,00
Steel Range with Closet and Reservoir53,00
Heaters at Cost.
New Idea Furnaces for coal or wood.
Tinsmithing and Plumbing
of every description at reasonable prices.
HEAIAN'S IILRDARE & STOVE STO