Exeter Times, 1906-06-14, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES,
JUNE 14th 190.
ROSS -TAYLOR CO'S.
Moo MITI, Door Factor%, Lumber Yard
and saw Mill
are open and hustling daily and a full stock of Lumber, Shingles, Lath,
Cedar Posts and all kinds of Building Materials always on hand.
BARN SASH in abundance. BEL HIVES
fanays oed hor in and knock down.
WATER TANKS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs.
Custom Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given.
The RossTdUlOr6� LtU.. Exeter.
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GOOD NEWS FOR -
THE FARMERS. t+
No more hole (digging $
to put in fence posts just
drive them in with a
Far
sledge hammer.
ahead of any ever yet
seen around this part of
the country. Come in
and see them for yourself. +
We have had a great +
many iron posts brought I.
in lately and ar( prepar-
ed to sell them cheap. *
Scrap iron taken in es- I
change.
',.JACKSON &SON
Main -St. Exeter. +
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. 4
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MEDICAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C.
. P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and residenence. Dominion,
laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PIIYSI-
clans RRO1IIns.itd Office Main street. Rer �lence.Jeast
On first street north of Post Office. Exeter.
Ontario.
D118. Y. AND II. M. COWAN, 391
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 15?li, Long distance connection.
Special attention given diseases of women and
surgery. Oxford or C. P. R. Street Cars to
(ohorne street take you almost to the door.
ero ootherharra ,gc eer city ft is foce. rccandcial Hospital
patiente froma
distance.
DENTAL
DR. A. It. KINSMAN. L.
D. H. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted withoutyy atn orbad sate effort
4. Office
in Fan.
r
son's block, West side of Main
tlseet,` Exeter'
DR. G. F'. ROULSTON, L. D. 8.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
B. C. 1). S., of Ontario and honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We hate • Wee amount of private funds to
oo farm and village properties at lowrate.
interest
GLADMAN & STANIIUIHY
Barrilters Soticitont. Main St. Exeter,
DICKSON & CARLING,
or'ttst.Ta Sollcltor5 Notaries ('onvoyancers
o%
Oomisst'ner', Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank, Eta
UMW tenet's at lowest rates of tntere,t.
STREET. EXETER.
L. 11. DICKSON
OTPICE t -MAIN
M. (AMINO e. a..
THOMAS CAMERON. CONVEY -
Racer, Willi drawn, money to loan
too resp estate, also Licensed Auctioneer for
ale counties br Huron and Perth. 1. halves
.,..,dente. Farquhar Rtat the 1 lll receive ldes ar at pronmpt atten
seldsnce,
1140NEY TO LOAN
aeon ham
private funds for three/vee/
- emit a
W. have m Ot village tracery at tows.
swot Interest.
DICKSON & CARLI Fzeter
$1.00
ROUND TRIP
GODERICH TO
DETH0IT
TUESDAY, JUNE 19
FtTURNINO JUN. 91
• St'r GREYHOUND
2 Days In Petra
Inc Usborne and Hilbert
Farmer's Mutual fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar, Ont.
Pres.: -J. A. NORRIS, CnommerY P.O
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. nesse:ere
It
t 'SSFLLllA
Lh
P.O.
DIRECTORS.
W. H. VASSMORE, FARQUIHAR P.O.
WM. Roe, BORNUOLM P. O.
J. L. RUSSELL, RUS81 LDALE P.O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
AGENTS.
JOHN ESSEItY, Exeter, agent for
Usbarne and 13ilidulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, .Munro, agent
for Hibbert, 1'ultrrton and Login.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.-Treas, Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBt'RY. Solicitors
What is Home without
a Piano or Organ.
Cerainly not all that it might be
Call and see us and let us show
you some of the highest grade
PIANOS AND ORGANS
that Canada produces. They arc
certainly works of art.
SEWING MACHINES
Then in Sewing Machines we
carry the best that the market
affords. Do not listen to what
others tell you about our prices
and terms, but call and satisfy
yourself. \Ve will make them to
suit you unless you are very hard
to please.
S. MARTIN & SON
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
George Rook, lite of Uic town-
ship of l sborno, in the County
.of Huron, farmer. deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
It. S. 0.. 1897, chapter 1.29, that all
creditors and others havin; claims
against the estate of the said
George Rook, who died on or about
the 24th day- of April. 1906, aro re-
quired on or before the 25th day of
June. 1900, to :end by post prepaid or
deliver to Messrs. Gladman & Stan -
bur)", of the ViILi;o of Exeter,. So-
licitors for the Executors of the
said dec(1•ised, their chris(ian an11 sur-
names, addresses and description.,
the full particulars of their claims,
the statement ot their accounts and
the nature of tho securities, if any,
held by them. And further take
notice th't after such last mentioned
date rho said executors will proceed
to distribute the nsscta of the de-
ceased among the parties entitled
thereto having ree,ard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
notice, :and that the said Executors
will not be liable for the wtid assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of who.90 olaim ndlico
steal 'tot here been received by thorn
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & BTANBUIt1'
Solicitors for Ellen Jeno Rook find
James G. Jones, Executors.
Dated at Exeter thin 28th
day of May, 1906.
CItO\IAIt'fY
Mr. Ilollend of Auror.t, delivered
a lecture in the interest of rho
temperencc cause on Btturday e'.Cn•
ing last. Mir. Holland's visit to
Cromarty was tor the intention of
organizing a society in the village
i but did not meet with any success.
Quito o number left tneer [tarts
for the west lest Tuesday. Among
those who le -ft were Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Allen. Mrs. Gillenpie, and Bliss
Atrnee Miller. ' •
Ttte Miesen Gallaway, of \Vingharn.
isleetMee. Alfred Miller, of Toronto,
.err at prevent visiting at the 'hone
of Mr. Alexander Miner.
Mire. J. A. Norris is at •present sill
( tering with infiammot'on in her
knee.
Rev. \V.allice, of Linark, occupied
the pulpit of the Preebyterinn
church here on Sweaty last. Mr.
\Vall.ace is at •present visiting with
Mr. anti Mrs. Perk, ot the village.
Mr. and Mrs. ira Andrew spent
Sunday at Freewill visiting friends,
aloe attending ,j•he anniversary ecr-
woces 'held there.
If you had t Iken (two of Carter's
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAN Little Liver Pills before retiring you
Take Laxative ]tromo Quinine Tab- would not have had that coated ton -
lets. All dreggists refund the mon- g -UO or ball taate in the mouth this
e if it fills to cure. E. 'W. moss morning. Keep a Will with you for
.,!goner., is on each box. 25e(. occasional use.
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TORI
\
The I{in(i Ton Have Always nought, and which leas been
in into for over :ID years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per.
�. somal supervision since its infancy.
caJ6 • *-44.72-;4(!?l Allow ito one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
11xperiulcnts that trifle with and endanger the health of
lutaltts and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORiA
Cestoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare.
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine Icor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys iiYoreas
and allays feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the food, regulates the
Stotunett and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -Toto Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW VONA CITY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the matter of the estate of
Robert Creery. late of the Town-
ship of Usborno, in the County of
Huron, Farmer doceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
It. S. O.. 1897, chapter 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
agtlinst the estate of the said Robert
(k•eery who died on or about the
11th day of May, 1906, aro required
on or before the 10th day of July
1906, to pend by post prepaid or
deliver to Messrs. Gladman & Stan -
bury, of the Village of Exeter, So-
licitors for the Executors of the
said deceased, their christian and sur-
names, addresses and dcsoriptions,
the full particulars of their claims
the statement of their accounts and
the nature of the securities, is any
beld by them. And further take
notice that actor such last mentioned
dato tho said executors will proceed
to distribute the assets ot the de-
ceased anion; the parties entitled
thereto Lavin; regard only to lite
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and that the slid executors
will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person
or persons of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by theta
at the time of such distribution.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors for said Executors.
Dated at Exeter the ilth day of
June, 1906.
D1SsoLt.TION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the
co-p1rtnerehip heretofore subsisting
between the undcratgned as general
merchants, under the firm name of
Coward & Itloomfield at Winchelsea,
bas this day .been (dissolved by met -
nal consent. All debts duo to the
said partnership are to are paid to
Thos. Cowo:rd nt Winollolsea, nrd
all pnartnertliip debts to bo paid by
hitn.
\\'inolaelsoa. June 1, 1906.
J. BLOOMFIELD
ZURICH
Mr. J. J. Merner and Mr. I1.
Youngbtut were in Exeter on Wed
nesday.
Mr. S. Rennie who spent the past
six weeks touring LIirou;h the
Norta1west, ;acoomptnied ' by his
daughter, 'Mrs. A. Stcick and two
children, of !Playbill. .,len., arrived
home Saturday evening.
Messrs. Robt. Williams find Edgar
Angel spent Sunday n
ft
enonen with
h
friend.; at Crediton.
Rev. and Mrs. Schuekc are spend
Witt this %trek' ,attending the synod.
Mr. and lira. Paulin end family of
Di%hwoal, visited nt the home of
Mr. and Mr%. Rennie on Sund sy.
Mr. A. McLeod spent Sunday un-
der the parental roof in hayfield.
Mr. Lc'%lie T. \Villinms left feitur-
(11y for Buffalo, N. Y., to visit his
brother, Mr. Calvon
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortof
Ilennall. visited the latter's parents.
Mr• and `ira. Wagner, on Sunday.
Miss itclma Koehler, of Centralis,
visited ander the ranre e:II root over
Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Gisclhler and Miss Lydie
Faust. dclevees to the Sunday Rehm'
convention ot New Hamburg, re.
turned gime Friday evening
A very yid death occurred on the
14th con. when Arthur Wolter, scc-
on.1 son of Mr. Fanenbaoh was stru:k
by lightning during the severe
thunder storm which prevailed hero
Friday evening. Ile and hit brother
were trying to 'get the colt out of
the storm into the tstnble, find Ars
thur opened the door, when the
lightnings (Innen by jho' fork %•lith
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To Cure a Cold in One Day bCir;ws =Fs.
.Telae Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. fiA boxevery
�..er•
s� Mks boresttol� 1ra'a�t f 2 mouths. Ms signature,
he had in his hand, or • by the
draught, struck first into the barn
then the boy. killing him stlmost in-
stantly. Ilis brother and sister car --
mead him into ;the hou a and tried
to resuscitate Wain, but their ef-
forts store useless. The funeral took
place Sunday afteratoon .nnd was
131gely attended. Itev. Giecihler of-
fieiatod. IIe was a faithful Sunday
school viclwlar and beloved by all
who knew him. Ile ICavee to mourn
his sad (heath, his father, two sister(,
and two brohhere, 'to whom we ex-
tend our sincere sympathy.
Harsh. purgative remedies are
fast giving way to the gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Livor Pills. If you try them they
will certainly please you .
CENTRALIA
Our choir took part at the nnnt•
versary at the Freewill Methodist
church, Whalen. Sunday and Tues-
day.
The annual strawberry festival
will be held on the parsonage ground
on July 2. The Ladies' Aid intend
holding their concert in the even-
ing. They have engaged the Imper•
►al Malo Quartette. of London.
Master Clifford Salton, of Charin;
Cross. is t'isitine .his sister. Mrs. E.
Cohwrll.
Miss Ida Abbott left last week for
Crystal City. Man., where else will
visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Essery.
Mr. Luther Ricke left on Monday
for Moosejaw•.
Mr. Leo. Coughlin left last week
for Calgary, where he will visit his
brother Din Coughlin.
Mrs. Junes Handford is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Will Foster, of
Toronto.
MTrs. Evans was 'the guest of Miss
Bette Esser'', of Edon, on Sunday.
Mr. Cedric Hicks, of Toronto, la
spending •his holidays with his par-
ents Lore.
Mr. Pat Nanton is having improv-
metrts made in his store, which will
add greatly to the appearance when
completed.
Mr. and Mrs. •Viol Elliot
icing jn London.
are "is.
The fut bo ti from the Edmonton
Daily Bute en, refers to the sale of
properly oa ucd by Mr. John Roes. a
former re -ideal( of Exeter. "Mr.
John Gardiner, who tt, ociat-
cd ttitli Ron,'te 11. iluse!, of Miclii-
g.in bought the John hoes property
oa Jasper for $40,000, (stated last
eight that it was their intention to
erect -t modern building an tate
enc. construction on which will prob-
ably be commenced some time during
the Present summer. They intend to
put up a seven or eight storey of-
fice buildins, with stores on (11.'
floor somottiatrr of a characicr com-
pletely over:vhudotwing any previou%
building efforts in this \'ity. The
transfer of (ho John !toss property
to Messrs• Gardiner and Ilusel con-
clude» another of these chapters in
Lltc history of Edmonton in which
which the !truth teoutele at ranger
t 1t sn fiction. The !loss property has
been Pohl three tunes. No more Own
15 ye tiro ago -in 1891 -the property
we's gazing begging at $100. The then
owner was several we.ekst finding a
buyer at that price. It +was offered
to trite late owner, John (toss. at that
prion but it might hive been a hun-
dred thousand so far as Mr. !toss was
concerned ;at that time. lie Could
not buy it anyway. Six years later
in 1897, however Mr. Boas did. buy
it, but by this time it lend gone up
to $24J0. Since then it bus been the
.object of many offer'( but until
Weeks & Co. closed Cho deal at
$10,000. all offers were refused. The
price paid, $800 a foot. is tate highest
ever paid in Edmonton. Eight hun-
dred dollars a front foot is not only
bhe highest price ever raid for pro•
porty in Edmonton, but it is elle
highest ever paid in Alberta. or for
that matter in any city 'between
Winnipeg and Vancouver. Excepting
in Winnipeg no .higher price +mus
ever realized on city property be-
tween Toroisto and Vancouver.
Pink Lips. Like Velvet. Rough
Chapped or Cracked Lips, can be
made as soft as velvet by applying at
bedtime, a light coating of Dr.
Shoot's Green Salve. The effect on
the lips or skin of this most excel-
lent ointment to tultvays immediate
and certain. Dr, Shoop's Green
Salvo takes out completely the sore-
ness of cuts, burns, bruises and all
skin abrasions. It is surety 'n won.
derful and most highly satisfactory
healing ointment. In glass jars at
25c. Sold by w. S. Howey:
PLUGTOWN
Miss Alice Gourley left on Tues•
dry of last: week for him %vest where
she intends to visit quite a few of
the territories beforr returning
home, going pq far ns Calgary where
she will visit her brother, Wrn. J.
er business
Gourley, who does a 1 g* ,ness
an blacksmith in one of the Jergerrt
shops note. \Ve wish her a pleas-
ant trip•
Mr. Ferguron liar rale who has
been under medical aid is able to bo
around again.
Croquet exercise Is eery fashion-
able for the mon nroutrt our little
village.
,\ NEW INSURANCE
A new insurance Companv 11119 been
recently organized and incorporated
ns the Huron Mutual Weather In-
surance Oonipiny with head office•
nt Zuricih. The company is formed
for the/put-woe of insuring all kinds
of farm buildings, stock end imple-
ments igainst hinds, tornadoes ani
cyclones, the reggular rate of insur-
ance to he $2 per $1000 per year.
The first meeting' was held nt Zurich
013 Mondry and Rodger Northcott,
of lily pili elected President. Jamb
Kellerminn, vice -pre !dent : E. Zeller
manager •end 'ecretary-treasurer,
with G. iloltzmar.• of Zurich. general
agent. The folk ;Tee are the direc-
tor`. Charles Perkins and Chas.
Monteith. Usborne ; A. J. Smylie,
Tuekeremith : \Vm. Colwell and W.
itittter, Hay ; henry itau, Stanley ;
J. Broken.'thire 'ansl Jacob Keller -
in inn, Stephen.
Mr. Sol ITardy, of Exeter was np-
(tainted agent for thi% district, which
includes lesborne And Tuckersmith
and part of Stephen.
The earn fel ny will comtnevolsIY
once to do business.
COMPANY
1IICKS' FORECASTS
A reactionary storm period cen-
ters on the 1801 and 21st and will
bring changes of barometer, temper-
ature, humidity inti wind -currents.
causing an excesS of .lightning and
thunder, if not n series of cloud-
burst and solstice rainstorms.. The
first stages of all theeo June per-
iods promise to be excessively swarm,
followed by sudden change to un-
seasonable cool over moat parts of
this and other continents in
high latitudes. Tho new moon
or moon's [conjunction with (Earth
••and sun, falls on the 21st, the eenirai
day of the June solstice period. This
tact will prolong and excite all the
phenomena of whatever {character,
for several days, both in the Earth
•and in tho atmosphere. There will
bo many reports of seismic and vol-
canic perturbations, within a period
of !five tk-1ys centering on the 21st.
During these June niglitR, especi,.'►lly
through all the central storm per
•
lode, and overlapping from one per-
iod into another, expect many bri-
liant displays ot atmosphere electric.
ity, illuminating the heavens 'With
constant. but usually very 'harmless
flashes from rill points of the corn
1188.
1f your stomach is weak,
If your food distresses you,
If you aro weak and nervous
Use 1)r. Shoop's Restorative ono
month and we what it does for you.
Sold by \V. S. Howey.
Ei,1MTVILi.F
A number from here attended the
anniversary- services at Freewill on
Sunday, also a largo number attend-
ed the picnic held there. on Tuesday.
All report the usual good time. Itev.
C. \V, Baker, i3 ,t took the service's
on Sunday.
ltev. A. Baker, B, D.. formerly n
junior pastor of 'this circuit, is ex-
pected to preecth the Sunday school
anniver'lry services of this church
on July let.
Rev. C. W. Baker, B .0. and his
sister spent the past week with Mr.
end Mrs. W. Coultis and renewing
acquaintances on the circuit. Rev.
Baker was formerly one of our jun-
ior pastors. file was ordained at the
recent conference and thriving been
successful in this exams this spring
his 'received the :degree B. 1). and
for bhe ensuing year is stationed at
Port Lambton.
CON!'EItl•:NCE NOTES
1'ho final draft of the London con-
ference held at Windsor last week t
and the %reek prcviou•t made the fol-
lowing ohsnees in the Exeter district
Iter. W. Godwin goes to Amherst -
LOCALS
Mr.'. W. J. Clarke. •t1 London. ij
t1siting friends in tot'n.
burg and Rev. E. A. Fear. of \\'al-' , Mrs. Ed. Taylor, of London. is vias
l tceburg, comes to the !t tin street tong hermother\\'m, Alvis.
church. Rev, E. W. Medd. of Hen.
doll, times to Forest. rii4 8. Toll takes
cheese of the IIeatsell church. 11.
l'. IL talc%+nod, juneer minister
Westville, goes to eletahido and Jobe
W. .fohnston t 'IcesItis place. b
s. S. 2 Thames Ir,• ,1. t: i11 hold its
nnnwl picnic in 1: 11unkeee
bush ou Frid ay Jul =111.
Mies Corti., Statile: .:f Acton, is
vii -ting \With her broth r, W. Sloe
ham.
Rev. J. It. Gundy, of \Vingtham. Mr. and Mrn, A. J. McTavish and
was stationed at Lite Grace street their two sons 5are visting at tow
church, 8t. Thomas, ttoma of Mrs. Me'f. t', -lis paretics,
chairmen of districts were elect- Mr. and Mrs. J. N. llaiv rd.
c(1 as follows: London, J ivid Rers: M(Dr.) 1). A. Vett-crave' and
Stratford. Dr. Langford; N1 Ingham. Lor daughter. Gen • . •we, of Men.
0111011io. Winson:'in. ..'t a visiting Mrs.
Dower net t's mother ..:.d sister. Mrs.
Tun and MI rs, V eo.
1t. W. Milly-trd ; G.oderich, A. K.
!!irks: Exeter, A. 11. Going: Strath-
roy. S. W. eluxwortity; Sunnis. J. 11.
Oliver: Windsor, Jasper Wilson:
Chatham, 4. W. Holmes; itidgctown,
W. J. Ford; Sit. 1lhoar-ts, Jos. Philip.
The following were appointed to
the board of examiners: Rev. A.
Lirks, Scarlet -0; J. Philip, Aylmer;
Jasper Milson, Leamington : W. G. 11.
1ticAllieter, London ; ltev. G. N.
Hazen, C,olericth : Rev. C. 1'. Wells.
Gerrie; ltev. A. H. Going, Exeter.
,.
n dL.taus-sell, Fingal
n A.lie e 1
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Mrs. I)ow'ning, of St. Ohlrlea, Mich.
Is at present visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. 1Linnon.
11. Wing and J. A. Breen Wore in
Zurich on Sunday.
John Mcleod, who was ailing for
tate past six months, died at his home
on the 141h oonccssion Stephen, last
Sunday morning.
Mr. Ohas Rausngerten disposed of
a, fine 'horse last week for n hand-
some figure.
Mrs. Goodrich, who has been visit -
trig her parents, Mr and Mrs. Chan.
I3aumgar.ten, left last week for her
homo in Detroit.
Mr. Joseph Brenner and J. D.Ilan-
nau were in Parkhill last Tuesday
on business.
Thos. McCann was on the sick list
a few days last week.
WHALEN
1'hc anniverF. ry servicer of I'ree-
twill Mlet.hodiet church iter* held on
Sutid sy and Tuesday. ,lune 10th and
12111.
On Sunday Rev. C. 'taker preach-
ed able and instructive sermons
morning and evening to good con-
gregation', from from the first two
petitions of the Lord's priyer.
In the afternoon Rev. Avery, B. A.
of Grenton Presbyterian church ad-
drevsed a mass meeting of the Sun-
day school in a very pleasing nnll
pr'lcticel manner.
On Tuesday the annual picnic %.i'
held in Mir. 1). Htodgson's orchard
Addresses were delivered by Reads.
Fnir, Ihrtlott, iinker, Ilaztcwood rind
others. Excellent music was fur-
nished for all the services by tl.•
Centrali•i choir.
Fine weather, plenty of gorel
things to cet and drink, gnmen, etc.,
altogether furnished a very enjoy-
able time and nettle the occasion a
grand RUCt:ea9 both socially and fin-
ancially.
Zion anniversary .seevioea on Sun-
dry .Tune 17th. free will offering.
FOttOVER SIXTY \EARS
As OT.n a'in Wet.t. Trtlr.n Itemenr.- \f -s
W inslow's °oothin5 Syrup heti been rt.ed for
Over sixty years by mll.tons of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfect.noceri.,
t soothes the child. softens the gime, share all
pain, cures wind colla and is the hest remedy
for Menhirs. it Is pleasant to the Unite. Sold
by drug glstw to every part of the world. 41
OSete $ DOoottic. its vain., 1s Incalenlsbte, He
were
SyrUP saddoak tar no other lila ado. w'ti Soothing
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IIAYI'IELD
An intermediate game of football
in the W. F. A. was played here
fait week between Wing'ham and the
Bayfield Lekesides whish resulted in
as score of two to none in favor of
our home team. Two more goals
were scored but were not counted.
being offside. Harry B.artliff, of
Clinton acted as referee.
A friendly game of football will be
played here some evening -ibis week
or next t' itlr the Zurich team, after
%tilted' they will have dancing for the
remainder of the evening when a i
In accordance with the petition agne'i 1,,v 9.
good time is expected.• Martin, W. W. Taman, t+', s, tole, and many others
Mr. Hen th, of London. is improving ! of the citizens of the willsgg. of Exeter, 1 hereby pro.
theher looks ofee his beautiful grounds.
cottage claim the Afternoon of Frhlay June 15th, 1900, to be
R a public rioliday, to be called 'Decoration Uay;' for
here by benching the grounds. the purpose of giting the different Societies of our
Severlal of tho summer visitors are tillage and any- others who may wish to dose, an
expected this week to take possession
of their cottages for the summer.
Mr. Albert Woods, of Cheboygan,
U. 8., who attended the funeral of
his father hero last week, returned
to home s hih a
n .fond \ a
o
y
of
this week.
th
a celebration hereon the 1st of JulyArrangements arc being made for e
Stomach
rind will bo up jo date. Games of all
kinds will bo on bhe grounds. Fire
works and football matches in the
evening. See bills latex.
Mrs. Serimiger and (laughter, of
Montreal, arc at present visiting the
hoose of Mrs. Scrimiger's mother,
Mors. Gardiner, in the tillage.
Mr. Harvey Bet-ans, the well dig-
ger, is very busy in this vicinity hav-
ing taken several contracts for tate
summe- of sinking %ells, and intends
moving his family from Clinton here
next week.
Whiddon Bros. are rushing the
evaparntor :ahead and will soon have
it •shingled. Thin will be one of the
finest buildings of its kind west of
Toronto.
The members of the cemetery come
ntitlee Messrs 1''. \V. Gladni.tn, No
1'. Puke, W. D. Weak' -'s, W, J. ilea.,
man and Joaepih Senior, will be at
the cemetery on Friday afternoon,
and any per/on desirin:f to donate to
the maintenance of lot.: can hand the
donations to them.
A CANNING FACTORY WILL 13E
a good thing for Fester. Help it
along all you 0111.
Mal?SARA. R. N. !UWE AND JOHN
Atkinson attended the district meet-
ing of Lira I. 0. O. 1'. held nt Myth,
Tuesday. it
1). I). G. M. DICICSON MADE 1118
official visit to t l.a Blyth lodge
Tuesday evenings. M W. W. Tam'
an accompanied pini.
AT T1IE DIST1IC'1' MEETING OF
the Oddfcllows held •ti Blyth, Tueas
day, Mr. J. G. Stenbury of Exeter,
%has elected District Deputy Grand
M ilstor.
REV. GODWIN \ViIO ARRIVED
homo Monday evening. was called to
Sl. Thome Tuesday to attend the
funenal of one of tea -members of his
former congregation. returning Wed.,
mod sy morning.
`I1E EPWOI1T1I LEAGUE OF
the James street church visited the
league of tdto Main Area Church
Tuesday eveniva. Tl:. visiting lea-
gue furnished the E•trogr'am and at
the close the lades of the [Main
street league furnirhel light refresh-
ments. The progrem was thorough-
ly enjoyed, and n (pleasant evening
was st,ont.
Lex -Cts -et candy bowel laxative.
)f you have constipation,
If you 'rave a coated tongue,
11 you aro dizzy, bilious. sallow.
1f yell have .headaches, sour stow+
tech, etc., [risk 5 cents on Lax-et9.
See for yourself. Sold by W. 84
Ilowcy.
PROCLAMATION
DECORATION DAY,
opportunity of decorating the graves of their de.
parted friends in the Exeter Cemetery-.
A, Q. BO BIER.
Exeter, May 23, 1900. Reeve.
• WHEN YOU GROW OLD.
The body- nceda r,itching-wasted
firemen must be rebuilt, played -out
organs restored -blood needs extra
nourishment. Elderly /people need
Fcrrozone,-need it because it vit-
elizises and rejuvenates as no other
remedy can. Ferrozono builds pip
the kind of strength that makes ono
feel good, -keeps back tote decoy of
old age and makes you look your.,
and handsome again. Forget ner-
vous exhaustion, renew your vital
energy, again re-enter the Iife of
youth. lour remedy is F(•rrozonc,
only fifty cent% n box, at al! deal-
ers.
GET
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if you aro tired, ne•rvoun sleepless;
have headaches and largour, you
need Dr. llamilton.% Pi119: they tone
the stonxtch, assist digestion. fence
you up at once. Taken at night,
you're well by morning. Sickness
and tired feeling disappear in'+t unt-
ly. Vim. spirits, l)1ppy health, 011
the joys of life oo111e9 to everyone
drat uses Dr. Hamilton's Pills. No
medicine so siti,fartory. Get Dr.
Iiemilton's i'ill9 to -day, 25e. per box
at all dealers.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TiMES.
Hurt and Kidneys;
Dr. Shoop's Restorative Is a Ca}us
Care -not a Symptom Care.
Va est cs n mistake to take artlflote df -
r 'Which troubles -or heart atlRh
weak heart -or so -cause kidney rennet
kidney.. 9'bcse omens do not set
y or or their own accord -they bevy no
1 ofy�r themselves -and not once In 900
S eknes-1 the (cult <.f the organ. It t
nerves of the w control the
which onero
only through these nerves qan s
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re. it relieves the pato 1�
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