Exeter Times, 1906-11-08, Page 12r
ToIIct firtIGIos
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was DRIJG STORE
Ladles and Gentlemen:
Call in and see our New Stock of
Combe
CLOTH
HMRBRUSNES TOOTH ANI)
SHAVING
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SCRUBS and WHISKS
CHAMOIS and SPONGES
The very best PERFUMES. TAL,
CUM POWDERS. TOOTH PASTES -
TOOTH WASHES & POWDERS,
also COLD bream
ALMOND
and GLYCERINE JELLY
You cannot help being pleased,
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Drug Store.
The Exeter Times
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8t h, 1006
WHY IS THIS THUS ?
We often hear quite a bit about the
different ways in which the farmer is
considered a much abused member of
the community. Solve of these of
course are imaginary. as in our day at
least he has many advantages over
bis fellow country men of other cal-
lings and is a pretty independent citi•
zen. But there do appear to be some
anomalies hard to explain. Ha far-
mer goes into one of our stores to buy
a cap or a pound of nails he has to
pay the price fixed by the merchant
or go without the purchase, but when
he carries in hie fowl or his produce
bis price is not asked. He is given
the price fixed by someone else for his
goods. The sante with his hogs, bis
cattle and grain. The cost of the cap
or the nails to the farmer has been
largely increased by a tariff made to
bevefit the manufacturers and the
high prices are maintained by means
of kings and combines and mergers
and snch like abominations, which
flourish under high tariffs. At the
approaching session of Parliament the
tariff is to be revised and with that
in view the Government had a Com-
mission out hearing what the differ-
ent sections of the country bad to say
on the subject. The farmers' views
were ably presented, hu, if they are
ever to change the anomalous position
referred to above they must stand
more firstly together and refuse to
vote for either the man or the party
who facers the manufacturer at the
expense of the agriculturist.
NOTE ANI) COMMENT
Now that the canning factory is as-
sured who will be the one to make the
next move? Don't all epeak at once.
'Many happy returns of the day!"
is the greeting of six million Canadi-
ans to their beloved Sovereign on his
natal day.
Reeve Bobier deserves the greatest
credit far his untiring efforts to push
the canning factory in the face of
al'use and persecution.
• • • • •
The Dominion Parliament opens on
November 72nd this year. If all the
hot air that will be manufactured
could be piped there would be no need
for coal in Ontario this winter.
• • • • •
The Duke of Marlborough has agreed
to a legal separation from his wife up-
on her paving him $100,000 a year.
There might he other sten willing to
separate on those terms. The Duchess
was a Miss Vanderbilt before she bar-
tered that name for a titled one.
• • • • •
The customs receipts of the Domini-
on show another large increase this
month. The revenue from this source
was $4.650,531, compared with *3,980,-
158, an increase of $t)7(1,473 over the
same time last year. Receipts for the
first four months of the fiscal year
show an increase of $2,170,415 over
1005.
p1 Hel !
p
J ,71 Fcillina
Thus cried the hair. And s
kind neighbor came to the res-
cue v: iib r. bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. Thc hair was
saved! This was because
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular
hair medicine. Falling hair is
caused by a germ, and this
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy
scalp gives rich, healthy hair.
The best kind of a testimonial -
"Sold for over slaty retire."
. T 4. o. arse Cb., e.00•n. i:•s•.
♦ .e r snua.•t-ars of
SAlSseaCILLI.
versmar reCTIMAL
We have been reading so much
about bribery and graft and breach of
trust lately that we were longing foil
South Africa or some other civilised
place. And now comes the report
that the Liberals are going to demand
an investigation into the political
methods of their opponents in South
Ontario. London, West Elgin and
Huron. Mercy, save us!
DANGER IN CORN SALVES
They usually contain acids and burn
the flesh. The one safe cure in liquid
Iform is Putman's Painless Corn Ex-
tractor which is purely vegetable,
causes no pain and cures in one day.
Don't forget the name-"Putman's.'
CEN TIRAI.IA
Rev. G. W. Andreave preached two
bright and inspiring sermons to
lar,:e congrezation.t on Sunday Etat.
Miss Pearl Short, of Maguire, is
the guest of her sister. Mixs Cora
Short.
. Mr. and Mrs. Georreo Essery and
children visited friends in Lucan on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr . wilt. Kay. ot Far-
quhar, visited It Mr. J;tmee Ilaed-
ford's on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid g:tvct a social ken
the church on 'Tuesday. evening
which proved a , rest success.
Bert \Varrcn and Bruce Mitchell,
who have been in the Northwest for
the peat two months returned home
last week.
OVERTAKEN BY NAUSEA
You don't know whether it's going
to stay down or come up. You feel
like thirty cents and look even worse.
If one thing is quicker than another
it's Nerviline. Ten drops in sweetened
water gives relief instantly. Almost
like magic is the change you experience
The cause of the nausea is removed,
every symptom of vomiting and indi.
gestion is cured within ten minutes.
When Poison's Nerviline is so trusty
and economical, a bottle at home
wouldn't be amiss. Large ones for a
quarter at all dealers.
FAItQ(11HAlt
Wanted. -Stuart. honest bay about
fourteen year& old to learn the mer.
canlile business. Apply to I3. W. 1'.
Beavers.
Mr. Writ. gray's new house Is
ready fur occupation.
The farmers are busy finishing up
the turnip harvest.
Mr, W. ISrock, tax collector, has
been going the rounds.
A number of the young people at.
tended the oyster supper at Wood-
ham on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Turnbull Spent
Sunday visiting fr,:ends in Bay.
11r. McDonald, of Manitoba, was
visiting Mr. \Vm. Pollen last week.
The Directors of the Usborne and
Ilibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
met in the hall here on Monday.
WIIEN TIIE TIP G;;• A DOG'S
nose is oold and moist, ;that dog is
not sick. A feverish dry nose means
sickness with a dog. And so with
tho human lips. Dry, cracked and
CO1OtIoss lips mean fewerishnea , and
are as well ill appearing. To have
beautiful oink velvet-like lips, apply
at bedtime a coating of Dr. Shoop's
Gncon Salve it will soften and heal
any skin ailment. Get a free trial
box, at our atoro. and bo convinced.
Largo niokel Dapped glees jars, 25c.
Sold by W. S. Howey.
CItOMA (tTY
Mr. and Mrs. James If. Brown
spent Sunday with friendd in Bruce•
field.
Miss Eliza Norris spent Sunday at
home.
lies. Lean McKellar and her
cousins. Mr. ndd Mrs. Iludgert,
spent Sunday- in Cromarty.
Several froin around hero took in
the Gin Bro. Concert in Mitchell
Friday night.
Miss Davis of Mitchell, .s the
guest of the Misses Wright.
lir. Wright who had the mi4for-
tune .to full from an nppletrce two
week a ago :x141 hurt his shoulder, is
slowly recovering.
Quite a number from around here
attended the anniversary at Chisel -
burst Sund:ty evening.
Mrs. Johnston who has been ill
for the past two weeks is recot•oriug
nicely,
sas
THE NE\V PURE FOO[) AND
Drug Law en! mark it on the label
of every Dough cure eoontaining Opi-
um Chloroform. or any other ntup•
Hying or poisonous drug. Ilut it
ptsees I)r. 8hoop's Cough Cure as
mado for twenty years, entirely free.
Dr. Shoop .7l1 along has bitterly o, -
pose4t the use of all opiates or nar-
cotics. Dr, *;hoop's Cough Cure is
absolutely safe even for the youngest
babe -and it cures, it does not simp-
ly suppI'ess. (let a safe and reliable
Cough Cure by simply insisting on
Dr. Shoop's. Let the law bo your
protection. We cheerfully recom-
mend and sell it. Sold by W. S.
Rowley.
1u' INCiiI:i.SF..A
Mr. and Mrs, Fenton Brown return-
ed fresh Duston on Mender wheae
Brown spent the simmer manag-
ing a large butter factory.
Mrs. Jnn. Fletcher and 800. Rey,
left Inst wee k for a month's visit. wish
friends in ('t- eswell, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler spent Sunday
with friends in Seafor•th
Mr. Uuncen McPo•tgsll who for the
past live years has h(en principal of
nu► public school has rceignrd, his
resignation to take effect at the end
o f this feint. Mr. McDnngell has ne-
rrpled a ;u s.it ho ns teacher c.f the
Comber mitotic Feb( rel. and hip soirees.
r.or lute will le Miae Malld Fair.
1 (taught( r of Rt v. Fair, of Elimville, at
present teaching in Pelrolia. During
Mr. MrDnu all's to rm as feather here
he has filled the peaition satisfartotils
haw,• made Feteral in)!4(,vfi merits
to the nar.nncr of ent.'r•' rc; th e
F 0100 besl(Iee being instruntentnl in
raising eullirient money to purchase
a library for the he vitt of the Echo!-
' ars. Ile has matte n.anv friends who
will regret seeing hint Iea%e. 1 of will
hr',leaved In know that hie r• eve po*i-
tion twill be a promotion wh'th he
richly deserves.
THE EXK1ER T 1 M E 8, NOVEMBER sig 1806.
:.;,.:::.,to.
Aegctable PrcparationforAs-
similating theFoodandRegukt-
tiltg the Slow HIS end Hotels of
!NIA\ Is; ( H1LD1tl:N
•
Promotes Digestiomare rful-
ncss and Rest.Contalns neither
Opium,Morphille nor Mineral.
NOT NAIitCOTIC.
140;reWad DrS•WCELA7CadR
ligirsisis Sari -
41r.Jnns •
efoits�l,�,, .�•
OICartAmail.for.•
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Aperfcct Remedy forConsilpa-
tion. Sour Ston tch,Diarrt' ea,
Worms ,Convulsions,revcrisit-
ties s and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
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NEW YORK.
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EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
CA$TOR1
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
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5EXSMITII
The annual tea meeting in connec-
tion with the church was held on
Monday evening last and as the wea-
ther was all that could be desired there
was a very large number of people
present to enjoy the good things
which the good people of Sexsntith
had provided and also the excellent
Hprogramme which was rendered. The
ensel! Methodist Male Quartette
was ',resent and furnished an abund-
ance of excellent music. Readings
were furnished by Misses Murray and
Howey of Exeter and Miss Musgrove
of London, also a duett by Misses Fol -
lick and Howard of Exeter. On Tues•
day evening a ten -cent social wag held
at which all enjoyed a good time.
the proceeds amounted to about $48.
ALMOST DEAD OF BRONCRIITiS
Few people have suffered more than
John P. Taylor, of Dyment, I'.O.,Ont.
Today he is well and writes, -"I must
tell you how much Catarrhozone has
been to me. 1 was so bad with bron-
chitis sometimes I thought it would
soon be over with me. A spell ot chok-
ing would come on that left me pros-
trated and weak. Since using Catarrh -
ozone 1 have had no trouble at all. It
strengthened my throat stopped the
cough. gave nue free breathing and en-
tirely cured." Just the usual exper-
ience. Catarrhozone invariably cures
whether bronchitis asthma or catarrh
Two sizes, Vic and $1.00 at all dealers.
ELIMVI[.LE
A number from ',Ore attended the
annual supper of tbq Forrester
Lodge :it Woodli:im os. Monday even-
ing.
11 rs. Itobt. Birch and daughter,
Florence.. spent a short tiny' at
the home cd airs. W. Ooultis last
week.
The annual unnivc+ra.1ry se rvi-Cs
of thi.t church will be h^Id, on Nov.
1st.
Mrs. Daniel Hodgson and bars. .1.
Wesley Hodgson. of Whalen. were
the guests of Jars. Itobert Skinner
on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Milken. of
Fullarton. visited their neicet Mr+. .1,
Wright, on Saturday.
The weather man is wearing a
plcasatat face this week. All those
who have a turnip are rifler
A ,e• i 11 evening i4 to b(' held at
the rest meeting of the Chosen
Friends which will be ;t w-eck from
Fr id ay, t he ]rpt',. headings. speech.
e
singing and other thinrs of nn
entertaining character are to he
enjoyed. All the friends are ex -
tier! ed to be present.
\Vcddinr bells ure reported to ring
her in the or or (attire.
'Ir. 111(1 Mrs. Samuel Skinner. of
Eden, viaieed ;t ! i+ father's herr
on Sun•l,v.
The di, r ire for dr.,win.T dirt in-
to the rh,1rrli "hr(' W:as po+tl.nned
I are
r fir All
r 51 t d
n 'n t
until h r mi t
the a .
renuestel to attend.
The Kidneys
When they are wear, tor-
pid. or stagnant, the whole
system suffers. Don't. neg-
lect them at this time, but
heed t heewwarning of the
bloated
face t -be cargo o0
the urinary , anti
treatment at once with
Hood'sSarsapari la
which contains the best and
safest. curative substances.
for to emenkds of remarkable rune
seed for look on Kidneys, No. 8.
C. 1. Hood Co.. L•owsa. Mee.
IN TIIE SURROGATE COURT OF
TIIE COUNTY OF ILURON
In tho estate of Samuel Parkinson
of the Township of : borne; in
the county of Iluron, farmer
deceased.
Notice is hereby given I(hat pur-
suant to an Order of His Ilonor II.
L. Doyle, Judge of the Surrogate
Court of the County of Huron ride
the 29111 day of October instant. Tho
London and \Vester11 Trusts Corn -
patty Limited may, on Mon(i <y rtbe
12th day of November nlext, make
application for a grant to ,them of
letters of Administration of the es-
tate of the said Samuel Parkinson,
formerly of the township of Usborne
aforesaid, who disippearcd from tho
said township on or about the 17th
day of November, 1896 and w.hoao
whereabouts since 'the said date are
unknown and who is !believed to be
dead leaving feroperty to ,be admin-
istered in 'taw raid county •o[ Iluron.
And the said Judge will on the said
12th day of November at 11 a. ma.
in the. Court House at the town of
Goderich hear evidence concornin,e•
small application.
GLADMAN & STANBUI(Y
Solicitors for 'the London & Western
Trusts Company. Limited.
Dated at Exeter, Ontario, 'the 30th
day of October, 1906.
Auction Sale
• -of --
HORSES ANI) COLTS
Messrs. White and Cameron have
been instructed 10 sell by public
auction at the
METitOI'OLTTAN HOTEL, EXETER
-on-
TIII'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1906
commencing at one o'clock Sharp the
following property :
Brood marc 6 years old with foal,
agricultural; draught a el ding four
years old sired by gin,; of I he Cas-
tle; draught filly .3 years old; four
draught geldings 2 years old sired
by Craigie V:ir; 3 draught gelding.;
2 year., old sired by Itakerfield;
draught filly 2 5ea1.i old sired by.
Craigie Var with foil ,to Bright.
MOW' ; draught filly 2 years old sired
by Moulton Rufus with fall to
Natc•by Prince; J pair draught dil-
lies 2 years old, matched, aired by
Derry Down; draug'hl geldin; 1
year old tared by Lachlan Granby ;
draught gcldiri z 1 year old aired by
Gulden 't hist le ; Jr ought gelding 1
year old sired by Black Rod; 2 good
drivers.
The ramie day and at the sante
pilot t Pero will be 25 dairy cows
etold. the property of W. J, 1Vllliams.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash, or 12 ntnntle4' credit on
furnishinl goad aperovcd joint )notes
with novice -1 at 5 per cent por
nr,nnrn.
C. l:. 11 ('li NI:Y, Proprietor.
.10S, \1 tu'f'f: ANI) THOMAS CAM-
ERON. Auclione,rs.
S111rl%A
Mr. Ezra Brenner is sporting a new
ruhls'r-tired liturgy. which he pur(•has-
eil from J 1. Hawkey. of Parkhill.
Mr. H. Wing w -a. in London on bus
iness lest Monday,
Mica Mary Sreenan, of 1)i<yeda!e, is
visiting l)rr sister. 1). Stele:mt.
A number from herr attended the
sheotiig matt h held ret. 1 11i% I Wed-
ncsdn ) of Is, • . w •ee.
k.
A eon of alt• Th, . Krogh had the
misfortune to (.,ll from a ecnafold and
freak his love e n.' (1„y- sae week.
alt•. John Mc Phi i•'tnrned from the
wren last Si 41 r.1 ti •
Miss Nell Mcintvre whn itas been
vi iting her si.tet. Mr,. M. ('-trntthete
returned to her home in Detroit last
Saturday.
Arm. jla.c•n and Jelin .\lel.aar left
• n Frio •y last for Seueh River whet e
ih,•y. %till si,.-rot the c.i- ter.
C2AJ9TQeItXAIL.
Bean the ��1'•- K V;1 1124 Meat Pettz1f
bignatois
of
BALE ADS
Advertise your Farm and your
Sale of Stock and lmplernents, or
Town Praperty. Shoo Readers
w ill see your advt. each week.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE -20 white Wyandotte
Cookrels. thoroughbred, for breed -
purposes. -8. Powell.
CANARY 111111)5 FOlt BALE.- A
few choice Rt. Andreaabury ltollors
Singers, at W. 11. Mills, Centralia.
FOUND
FOUND. -Good blanket. owner may
have same on proving property and
paying for Oda ;advt. Apply at this
office.
F Olt SALE 011 TO RENT -Lot No.
13,abut ting on the South \Veit
boundary concession inu trio 'rownship
of (sborne, Jn )tae County- of Huron,
containing about 80 ecru more or
less. For further particulars apply
on the premises. - Patrick Kehoe.
Whalen 1'. U.
FARM 1,011 SALE. -100 acres. be-
ing lot 11, conceasjon 2. Stephen.
central position, being about 2 1-2
miles 'from Crediton, Centralia and
Exeter. For further particulars ,ap-
ply on the premises, or Jas. \Valkor,
Crediton East 1'. 0. t[
FOR SALE. -House on Huron St,
with three lots. There is also a
smaller house 011 the prop oty. For
further particulars apply Ito Ed.
Maguire. Exeter North or C. Ilor-
wood, 115, 16 Front Street, Pullman
IIIA.
LOST. -A t wo-year-old steer, red
\With horns on, strayed from Lot 4,
concession 5, IIay. A suitable re-
ward given for information leading
to its recovery. - Any information
regarding the steer may be left with
John (Rowe or at the Times office.
11-29-6.
ASTiIAY.-A floc.k of tame duaks
came to San'''. McCoy's, Oentnalia,
about six iw eks ago. Ownor con
have same by paying extsansns.
FARM Foll SALE. - That excel-
lent farm, Lot. 16. concession 10,
Usborne, consisting of 100 acres in
goal state of cultivation. This pro-
perty is well fended, bas two large
barns, with stabling underneath.
cement floors end water in front of
stock in stables. Lard windmill on
barn, also one on pump. Good ironic
house ; .:sod orchard, hog pens, drive
shed. All the land is seeded, except
18 .acres, of which 11 acres is in fall
wheat. There is about 10 acres of
good bush. This [arm is well un-
dordraincd with tile. For further
particulars apply to A. E. Ilo Bert,
Exeter.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the mallet of the estate of Jane
Smillie, lute of the township of
Tuokorsmith, in ,the County of
IIuron. widow, deceased.
Notice in hereby given pursuant to
It. S. 0.. 1897, ohap. 129, that all
creditors and others having* claims
against titre estate of the acrd Jane
Smillie, who died on or about the'
4th day of October, 1906, aro requir-
ed on or before the 12th day of
November. 1906, ko send by poen pre-
paid or deliver to Wm. Mair. of the
village of Ilerutall, or Benjamin Smil-
lie, Mensal! !post office, executors of
the said decreased, their christian
and surnames, addressee and desorip-
1 lions, the dull particulars of their
claims, the statement of their ac-
counts and rthe nature of tho tae -
smites, if any, held by them. And
further +take notice that after such
last intentioned data the said Execu-
tors will proceed 'to distribute the
as3o3 co[ 'the deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only 4o (ho claims of which
they eha11 then have notice and thnt
the said executors will not be liable
for the said assets or any part there -
o[ to any person or persons of whose
claims notice 'shall not have been
received by thm at the time of such
dist rihution.
GLADMAN & STANHI'RY,
Solicitors for said Executors.
Dated at Exeter. this 24th dny of
October, 1906.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of Char-
les Snell, the fielder, late of the
Village of Exeter. in tho Count's
of Vumon. Insurance Agent, de-
ocrt,ae41
Notice is he,eby given pursuant to
R. 8. 0., 1897, chap. 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said Char-
les Snell. the elder, who died on ,or
about the 411i day of Oetoher, 1906,
are required on or before the 12th
d a) of November, 1906, to send by
post prepaid or deliver to bre*Mrs.
Madman & Stanbury, of the village
of Exeter, solicitors for the Execu-
trix of the said deceased, their
ch riot! 1111 :find sura Imes, addresses
and demerits ions, aha full particu-
lars of their iT.,irnv, the statcmcnt
of tlu•ir accounts and the nature of
the securities, if tiny, hctld by -them.
.\r'1 further take noli:c that Ititer
such last mentioned date the slid
Executrix will proceed to distribute
11w asseset . of Ilia deceased Amon;
the patties entitled thereto. havinz
re;, ted only to tha claims of which
they shall then have notice and tlual
the said Executrix will not be liable
for t he said assets or any part there.
of to any person or persons of w9rwo
chime notice shall not have been r•�.
calved by ;Lett at the time, of such
di trihution.
GLADMAN & STANBI'I1Y,
Solicitors far Executrix.
D a'e.( at Exe•tcr, the 22nd dry of
October, 19011.
Notice to Debtors
All !wrong indebted to the est:se
of the Late Chas. Snell, are request
ed to r:et1lo their indebtedness with
1 he undersigned at mese,
(;1..1rMMAN .F STANRI'itV,
Solidi sirs for Executrix
1 xe•••e'r. Oct. 22nd, 190G.
•
SHINGLES
We have just received a carload of British Columbia red
Cedar Shingles and one of Now Brunswick Shingles and are
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Paroid Roofing
We are agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is -
used on barns, factories, in fact any building that needs a.
good roof. Ask us about this roofing and get a circular.
The Ross-Taulor Go. L,tO.. xctcr,
FINE
FURS
Jackets, Neckware,
Muffs, Etc.
SEE THE NEW SQUIRREL TIE
BELTZ'S
143 Dundas St. London.
FURS Inude to order:
Repaired and Remodelled:
Highest price
Paid Por
Raw Fuss
Farmers' Poultry
We weal stU your Posliry. alive
or dressed, sad will pay Ibs
HIGHEST PRICES far U.
Your poultry Inas be delivered at: -
Hensel), Buyer wanted
Clandeboye, buyers S. C. Chowan
Joo. Treyithick, G. Bloomfield.
Granton, Buyer R. T. Raycraft.
Dashwood, buyer W. Shrumm.
FLAVELLES, LIMITED, London
Men's Just the #i j
wet Laxative
leets., sure—Pleasant to Tslse,.a
Tried and True. Ganda,
Nature's Remedy.
It you do apt have tree. easy eM tt/ehl.s
movement* of the bowels you lack the IOW
first essential of good health. Mess's flora
hae� done than mere uncomfortableness •taa-!
oi.n.Ma and bitiou gess—retention of teed
wastes In the bowels pollutee.lrritietessad
poitem—the blood—sYou e iscavenger instead
of • fountain of (, l,urostlft•a, no-,'
tainted vitality. The ills Ot eon•,
sttpstton are not tH111ng bat
nearly always
Ili/X"
j I t ` are fraught
with •I t al
relfet in
Nattlre I Ut"ii Accept the
rentle.natural (� , stied ret Iwt�t*t
He sure not to\ 3 . force and
crowd the deli- Q nate octans of
she sotto m.ch " loofa all the den -
ter tv,vcrfui' ' hand unknown med-
Ieloewt Your ,itfety Aral )•o. r health a
81wars scru e -1 -if Yraa`�t., k e I.az-eta T hi
formula 1.rir.•cryt.. -show it toyour1em
11 y ph r+i c i n n. 1l11 -e t+( are put up Ina gat metal
ease In handy tablet form -one tablet tab be-
fore meals or on retiring always brings
Plessing to take -the most potent yet sea
a1 rem
1 ediei a genuine help of Ns
bowel laxative which curbs 0o•stili•tfsa I=
W. S. HONEY. I
eosamended sad for sale by
EDEN
Mr. Thom, Ilarri biit' .r
i is vt toh
daughter. Mrs. .1rs. John 1asdtry, of
Eden. for a [ow Jaye.
Mts. Monroe. n[ Exeter. spent Sun.
(Ey the :!ue-.41 of 11 r. an., Mrs. .inl,n
Esraery.
ti•N;}!f}4ifidi
T
of all kinds of
old scrap iron
wanted at M.
Jackson's
EXETER
IM.JACKSON &SON
Main -St. Exeter.
200
onS
We will pay the
highest cash i'di ceor
exchange fence posts
for same.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The Usborne and f lbbert
Farmer's Mutual Firef Incur--
anse Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar, Ont.-
Pree.:-J. A. NORRIS, CROMARTY P.0
Vice -Pres. :-J. L. RUSSELL,
RCSSBLLDALE, 1'. O.
DIRECTORS.
V.H. PASSMORE, FARQiJEAR P,0'
Wm. ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0 •
War. BROCK WI\CHELSEA P. O.
T. RYAN, DnnLlx P. 0..
AGENTS.
JOHN E8SERY. Exeter. agent for
Usborne and Jliddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent.
for Hibbert. Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.-
GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solicitors
OUR PIANO SALES 1u
For the past month have been,
very satisfactory both to our --
selves and our customers. This -
we attribute to our exceptional
good values and easy terms of:
payments,
OUR GOODS
are the finest the market affords
and our terms moat liberal.
Do not listen to the men who
sayall manner of evil of us but
cal and see and judge for
yourself.
Sewing Machines
Our Sewing Machines are 0. K..
Also a fine Line of Statio
nery Cheap.
S. MARTIN & SON
FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm in the township of
Fullarton, 75 acres, good funk barn,
stables and drive house. Five acres•
of maple bush. Good drilled well,
with wind mill. Good orchard and'
all in high state of cultivation. Far
berms and pirtioulars apply to Thos. -
Cameron, Farquhar.
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
11,1( nore in village of Farquhar.
on which there is erected u largo•
brick building (ieng fitted for store and'
dwelling. and a mot brick oottaf e
and attoblo will be *old separately or
in ono blook.
Ti[OS. CAMERON
Farquhar.
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THE 1'1OLSONS BANK
(iricorporated by Act of Parliament 1856)
CAPITAL PAID UP ••-• • • •• • S3,000.000.00 4.
RESERVE FUND • • • • •• S3.000,000•Oo
tP liranche. In Ontario, Qnet,cr, Alberta nrtti,+h Columbia and Manitoba
EXF_TE12 BRANCH •
Open every Law NI I)ny from In A. M. to 3 ie. sr. except staturdny 10.. W. 10 1 P. M.
Farmers' Male Notcee cashed or collected. Forme supplied
On application. i,ItAl-TQ en all point" In the r,ominkm. (Ir rat Britain and Cn•
lied 81A,e#, hough, and •o!d at love -t rates of el(hangr,
RAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Dep oetites of .1.00 nn 1 upwards receive(l, intere*t
pm] ed half )parley, nr..i Added to principal June 3oth and i e...ember
walla Roeeip'• al -to I+ -11r4 And 1.fglr4t carro nt rate. of Interc.t allowed.
Advancers nlaeie to farmers stock dealers and lursineee
tonere rates And on mo.•1 la, nratle term*. Agent. at F'xetcr Mr Dom. (intern__
Dlckscn at CatBrk. F( 1'ritrtA N D HURDON. Manager.
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